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FamilyRe: Is A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(op): 4:50pm On Aug 19, 2014
Gaggi: It's a personal thing. Some like to party, some don't. Where I have a problem is when people are made to feel under pressure to throw a party. 'When is your child dedication? We dey come chop rice o. When is ur child doing one year birthday? Buy enough drinks o' and all such nonsense talk.
azin, that kind nonsense
FamilyIs A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(op): 2:08pm On Aug 19, 2014
Unlike the prejudice that has just be planted in your mind about the topic, we need to celebrate when the need arises, say graduation, wedding, etc but not burial ceremony, wtf!, celebrating what? I feel when a person, relatively advanced in age dies, we should be remorseful because that means that person will no longer be in our company (especially for those who love their grandparents), we no longer see their faces, talk and stuff
I feel the whole 'toku' as the biggest culprits, the ijebus call it is a waste of valuable resources. Last year, Lagos state government estimated that about N6 billion was spent on 'owanbe', as it is called, in a single year. WHAT! Six kini? I rest my case. Over to the house
FamilyIs A Party Really Necessary? by BobbyDean(op): 2:02pm On Aug 19, 2014
Unlike the prejudice that has just be planted in your mind about the topic, we need to celebrate when the need arises, say graduation, wedding, etc but not burial ceremony, wtf!, celebrating what? I feel when a person, relatively advanced in age dies, we should be remorseful because that means that person will no longer be in our company (especially for those who love their grandparents), we no longer see their faces, talk and stuff
I feel the whole 'toku' as the biggest culprits, the ijebus call it is a waste of valuable resources. Last year, Lagos state government estimated that about N6 billion was spent on 'owanbe', as it is called, in a single year. WHAT! Six kini? I rest my case. Over to the house
RomanceRe: YOUR FIRST LOVE: How Long Did You Date And What Caused The Breakup? by BobbyDean(m): 9:39pm On Aug 15, 2014
[quote author=GreyBlood]It was a sizzling love affair, lasted for 3 and half days when she asked me to take a blood oath with her :- odikwa very risky
RomanceRe: Can Your Boyfriend Afford A Vacation For Two In Nigeria Or Overseas? by BobbyDean(m): 3:41pm On Aug 07, 2014
In order words, broke guys dont have the right to love, for your mind o. I think you are looking for a guy to pay for things you could never afford. Just saying
RomanceRe: I'm so miserable by BobbyDean(m): 3:23pm On Aug 07, 2014
I feel your pain sister, it's so unfortunate. Get youself together and march on(yeah, it's kinda hard). Sometimes the people we care the most aboutcan be indifferent about us
Music/RadioRe: Your Thoughts On Our Radio Stations, Programs And Their OAPs. by BobbyDean(m): 3:04pm On Aug 07, 2014
chibwike: is rhythm fm now airing sharing life issues?
. Rhytnm has always been airing Sharing Life Issues with Chaz B, weekdays 5pm-7pm
Music/RadioRe: Your Thoughts On Our Radio Stations, Programs And Their OAPs. by BobbyDean(m): 7:45am On Aug 01, 2014
I think N6(cool fm) does well on the saturday afternoon groove. Top show, educative & hilarious(especially d olodo game show)
Omalicha(rhythm fm) handle her bizness well too. Then Sharing Life Issues With Chaz B(also rhythm) is the bomb!
EducationRe: 12 Things I Learnt From The Medical School by BobbyDean(m): 5:14pm On Jul 31, 2014
I totally agree with the op. Just any average student can thrive in med school. JST READ

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