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itstpia8:
why?

I don't know you my dear.

why do you need to share pictures of your relatives with strangers on the web?

what happened to facebook, instagram, etc?

congrats o, but you should learn to stop exposing your family in this manner.

unless sha, maybe the people pictured are not really your family?

Hmmmm??

Its the season of happiness, the pic puts a smile on ur face and I just thot it would be nice to share.

I personally dont see anything wrong with it.

But if other member feel its inappropriate I can take it down.

I thought I share this pics with fellow nairalanders.

Below is a picture of my mum and her first grand child who lives in the states.

They haven't seen each other for 7yrs.

#missingmymum

chinziaski:
I didn't want to comment, I was looking for someone who will give the best answer and that person happened to be you.

Thanks.

Yeaaahhhhhh

Tank u vely mush oooo

kandiikane:
At topic, I don't think I can, not because I think it is bad but my OCD won't allow any of that. Maybe if I genuinely can't do it....There is formula sha.

lol @ OCD

berem:
but she baths everyday and washes her nipples. I don't think the reason for grandmums not to breast their grandchildren is due to hygiene. She can always clean the nipples if she wants to breastfeed.

I wanna know how possible it is for breastmilk to flow despite not breastfeeding for a long time.

Milk no dey comeout.

Its just a comfort thing for d baby, just like a pacifier.

farano:
Wow my ex dey prostrate sef

Ahhhhh

And he is now an ex?

gidjah:
sister,if you happened to be this person,would you take d same 'nice'step she took?knowing fully well the level of impact the young man you profess to love has had on u?

I see ur point, he must be heart broken.

But dats life, he will get over it.

At least she didnt string him along for 10yrs wit her having children for another man he thinking he still has a wife in uk not knowing she has long monved on.

Things dont always happen d way we plan them.

Pple fall in and out of love every day.

The difference is in naija they will string u along. date 3 guys at the same time, marry wife join wife etc.

Why not release the other person so they can move on.

gidjah:
i am not d travelling type ma,and even do not much fancy staying in a foreign land,but by d mercies of god upon my life i hav had to compulsorily go to some of thisplaces.may be we should advice our people going out to imbibe d spirit of decency and truthfulness and patriotism.this will in turn give them peace of mind and bring honour to their nation.do not forget where this my reply came from,it started from where d lady got to uk and changed her attitude for bad.i wouldnt hav had to spew most of all i said on this forum.i am a bit of an introvert at speech.GOD BLES U MA

Dear sir,
She did not change her attitude. the poster states dat she didn't want to come back to Nigeria but wanted her husband to come and be wit her in the UK, am sure she must have tried her best to make the the visa come through . Unfortunately dat didnt happen, so she divorced him.

Wat did u expect her to do? Return to a country she didn't want to live in , be miserable and become a nagging wife? Or stay in the uk and pretend to be married but no husband at hand?

There are no kids in this relationship so she cut him loose.

lafflaff123:
lol UK(Ajegunle) women fighting back.

Last post on this thread, make i find lunch go.

Will be in the Netherlands for a conference in some weeks and since i have like 4 days to burn, will jump into the UK for old time sake,and try to take some pictures too to capture the live's you people live there, especially you this ONE ROOM WIVES/BABY MAMA'S.

Peace.

stop fooling ursef,

we all dont have live in nigeria or live according to ur rules.

everything wey u talk now , na only u be witness. u lie o, u true o, u forge o
na between u n ur conscience.

and, if a 62yr old woman dey try bed u, dat say something about ur person.

i wudnt broadcast that.

lafflaff123:
There are a lot of reasons i do not, i repeat respect any female living in the UK , be them married or not and stories like this tends to make me be a firm believer on my stance.

Years ago, as a student in London. My next door neighbor left her husband in Nigeria to come school in the UK and she moved in with another who happens to be a barber in the South East part, why? i could never tell. Somebody asked a question that why do females act this way when they are in the UK? and the answer my friend is simple, ACCOMMODATION and MONEY but mostly ACCOMMODATION.

At least 4 Squatted with me at different times, but mostly school mates.( did not take advantage of any)

Until you live or visit the UK then you will know what this guys go through just to sleep, and that is why when i see their comments here on NL saying they live in the UK i just laugh, i mean this UK people dey sleep like SARDINE(packed like refugees)in one place.

So, if a lady who usually when they come at first, stay with friends or family(PEOPLE IN THE UK ARE NOTORIOUS FOR NOT LIKING VISITORS WHO STAY FOR LONG) then after sometime, and this usually happens, the host or hostess usually look for reasons to kick them out and the next thing they have no option than to move in with that man that has been toasting them, and the husbands in Nigeria are always the last to know.

For the married women in London? don't know if its the cold or because the husbands work 4 jobs, or just even the fact the men cant satisfy the women. But this women love their husbands on one hand and their toyboys on the other hand. There are some party halls on OLD KENT ROAD, not far from the Millwall Stadium where every weekend Nigerians patronize for party, on any given weekend, i promise you that you can go home with two or 3 different Nigerian married women.

And this the OP is sadly the life of Nigerian women living in the UK.

Your friend sadly, should not have allowed his wife to go outside the country for further studies considering the fact she is young, even the older ones still have twitchy private parts, let alone young girls.

3 weeks ago, i visited Nigeria for a business trip and flew locally from Lagos to Port Harcourt. The lady seated close to me looked like she was in her 50's and out of politeness i said hi. She asked me why i did not pray before the flight took off? i told her it does not matter if i pray or not, and that we all will die if the plane crashes anyway, prayers or not.

We started talking as good neighbors and at the end of the flight i got to know she is 62, married, has grown kids and we exchanged contacts, i exchanged contacts with her because she is somehow affiliated with what brought me to Nigeria and i could do with some contacts. But her calls and other conversations for some strange reasons usually gets back to my girlfriends, wives, my bedroom and stuff like that. I get the message, and she is 62 for God sake. She just told me today she is visiting the US next month and so its time for me to CHANGE my number.

That is a 62 year old woman, so imagine what these young married women will do when they are not with their husbands.

well, depends on the area and persons u associate with.

i dont recognise this uk, and these married women u r talking about

segzy14:
yeah, was that link helpful?

I read it.

Gave me a general understanding of foundation but am still not sure wat the wetness is. ( too scared to believe wat am thinking.)

Will call my builder tmrw to ask him.

segzy14:
Blockwork in foundation completed today

weldone

its going smoothly

mufutau55:
Buy 10 bundles first... sometimes when they cut it, some parts may be useless.
I used Paragon Amoula Ventures PVC ceiling at Ikeja. Very good and durable unlike the Chinese, it's Nigerian made.

Hajji M.

my brother, work men cannot be trusted,

come n see quotation,

u go fear na.

one said 14 packs of pvc and 35 bag of clips wit 50k labour

another quoted 11 packs with 25 bags of clips, and 70k labour

the diff is so big u know they are both upto no good.

meanwhile, the pvc its self is going for 13,500 but mine in lagos was bought for 7500.

so confusing

absolutely love laminate floors.

prefer it to tiles,

whats the price difference between it and tiles?

eghosajohnny:
hello madam im not suppose to do this on this its just that he is my friend and will not be offended but for question you will need 9bundles to ceil everything

tnk u bro.

Kachisbarbie:
babe look well
Just forget about your loved one for a minute and look again

You would see/get the inspiration.

I looked well, still not getting ''inspiration''

I like mine wit abit more muscle

eghosajohnny:
Reading this post this morning I saw your question and decided to inquire for you and according to the feed back you can get for 1450 and 1500 depends on the seller shop you get to

hello bro

pls wats ur loose estimate of pvc for ceiling a standard
3bed flat.

they are asking for 11 bundles, i personally think this is too much.

100 euro??

Segzy14

The house was plastered 3weeks ago.

I fear its the foundation dat damp

segzy14:

i guess this a video, but i can't play it.
can u give me more information?

Yes .its a screen shot of the video.

U see as that bottom of the wall wet?

amadasunfarm:
Thank you. please can I get cement at 1500 naira at upper oskponba in benin city

U mean upper sakponba,

The rd dat leads frm ring road pass former leventis, pass erie, pass eki-osa, all the way down .

segzy14:
it is 3,300 naira per tonne aside transport and cost of transport depends on the tonnes you want to buy.

pls help me check this pix.

Why is the bottom of this house still wet?

Foundation problems?

segzy14:
i can't believe that, na wa o

ahhh
wait for it.

They came to seize things, for road money? What beg no ask me say which rd o

iamord:
. When the prices are outrageous. A lot of estates in abj are like that

Money miss road pple

rexoluj:
Its deserted because they are waiting for you to pay for one of the apartments there.

Me ke??

Unless I become senator

Ok even if I buy house there,

Will I live in the house 24/7?

I will go out and see those eyesore in other areas, and be stuck in hold up for hours

Followed by america

It looks deserted.

Not impressed.

spyder880:
Where is this house, How was the land on which it was built?

its in opic estate agbara,

the land seem very dry.

i was there wen they dug the pillar for the fencing

it was red dried sand

segzy14:
I went to the quarry myself and got good bargain

bros, price wud have been helpful o,

maybe we too need to dey go dat quarry for dat bargain

segzy14:
We settled them same day ,make they carry their wahala go now.
thank you sir

those benin ones, bad pass lagos own o.

my husband is getting charged for borehole,

can u imagine

none.

Medunah:
You are right, ur first salary is ur first fruit and it should be taken to church so that God can bless you the more

church abi family?

smh