helinues:


Should a parent be sounding this way?

Which legacy are you laying?

helinues:


Because we accommodate dissenting opinion. Thank goodness you also attest to the bullying from Obidients.

How come you guys can't take 5% of what you have been dishing to others?

See beautiful own goal

helinues:


This Obidients better don't start what they can't finish as reasonable number of them might end up in prison if it's about defamation.

They can't even take 5% of what they have been dishing to others.

Ijele, I dey your back

Goodnewsforlife:
is this not d same thing u people are accusing erisco of?


U people are hypocrites

NLCreator:


Let her take them to court. She's among those attacking Erisco Foods for using the police to intimidate Chioma. Now, she's doing just that. That's hypocritical.

NLCreator:


Why not take him to court? Why use the police to harass him?

DiscoverID:
If you want to learn about tribalism enter any branch of fidelity or zenith bank.

myweb:

Nothing to be scared of really.
However, take note, if it started getting real, reach out to people. Make noise about it.
I'm glad you are well, continue to be strong

myweb:

Hello Beremx..
I read a deleted message of how ERISCO is threatening you, is that true?
I have to come to this dead thread

heniford2:
this ur comment can really get you into serious trouble with ur IP address u can be picked up to explain what u meant by he has been bullying people and even mentioning his kinsmen....I will advice u to delete this post.

The polio survivor known as "the man in the iron lung" has died at the age of 78.

Paul Alexander contracted polio in 1952 when he was six, leaving him paralysed from the neck down.

The disease left him unable to breathe independently, leading doctors to place him in the metal cylinder, where he would spend the rest of his life.

He would go on to earn a law degree - and practise law - as well as publish a memoir.

"Paul Alexander, 'The Man in the Iron Lung', passed away yesterday," a post on a fundraising website said.
"In this time Paul went to college, became a lawyer, and a published author.

"Paul was an incredible role model."

His brother, Philip Alexander, remembered him as a "welcoming, warm person", with a "big smile" that instantly put people at ease.

"He was just a normal brother to me. We fought, we played, we loved, we partied, we went to concerts together - he was just a normal brother, I never thought about it," he told the BBC.

Philip said he admired how self-sufficient his brother was, even as he dealt with an illness that stopped him performing daily tasks such as feeding himself.
He was the master of his domain, helping people to help him," Philip added.

Paul's health deteriorated in recent weeks and the brothers spent his final days together, sharing pints of ice cream.

"It was an honour to be with him in his last moments," said Philip.

Xosh:

I m not madam Bee.

Xosh:

I think you should reach out to that pregnant lady call lightie you asked to reach out to you January this year her Edd date.

Wondering why you had to deactivate your former handle.

Warmest regards to the kids n madam.

PastorOlokonla:


Seriously Berem! Now your are the kind of lady I like. Lol.
How are you doing, longest time. We spoke last time I was in Nigeria.

Putindbutt:

So you didn't know before you opened your mouth and you expect me to educate you?. Google Africa continental free trade agreement and enlighten yourself more. busybody.