Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by Caaz: 11:11pm On Jun 01 |
My husband and his niceness towards USERS...how do I make him understand that he's enabling them and it's not gonna end well when their entitlement mentality creeps in?
I really need answers
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Family › Re: Family Warns Against Selling Alcohol To Son (Photo) by Caaz: 10:47pm On Jun 01 |
Zonefree and oga brain54 una don start una usual banter
Funny dudes! |
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Family › Re: Alot Of Couples Prefer To Take Their Passwords Along With Them To The Grave by Caaz: 7:44pm On Jun 01 |
I know my husbands password to his phones....down to all his Arm cards. ...cuz I handle 89% of all his monitary transactions. He knows mine.
I guess the relationship btw couples matters a lot down to understanding.
He's very comfy and free operating my phone's too viz a viz |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 6:00pm On Jun 01*. Modified: 7:38pm On Jun 01 |
Dinner Rice Stew Chicken
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Foreign Affairs › Re: South Africans Chase Zimbabwean Lady Out Of Her Shop And Loot The Shop by Caaz: 1:37pm On Jun 01 |
South Africans should leave this forum all of them. |
Family › Re: I Want To Return Her Bride Price. by Caaz: 9:08pm On May 30 |
Jman06: This is how you ladies readily turn the blames against the man and accuse him of being responsible for your infertility! Cases of sterility in men are very insignificant compared to the various fertility issues that occur in women. For this reason, women are responsible for 98% of cases of infertility in marriage, but the society and the womenfolk would try to shift the blames to the man. Oga rest.....I m not in a good frame of mynd. Goodnyt |
Food › Re: This Delicacy Has Elevated My Status. by Caaz: 1:37pm On May 30 |
Enjoy your meal oh....no send anybody.as long as it tastes good in your bud .
Aboki na chi gaba kawai.
Abinchi awara with some touches of Yoruba pepper. Do everything possible make that pepper nor enter ya eyes because if e enter.na to go buy fresh eyes for market asap. |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 1:22pm On May 30 |
Dinner Same
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 1:21pm On May 30 |
Dinner Goatmeat Shombo veggie sauce
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 1:13pm On May 30 |
Lunch Noodles A sprinkle of veggie Scrambled eggs
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 12:27pm On May 30 |
iamL: It's like we are in the season. I ate some earlier this month at the west it was heavenly especially since it's been ages I ate it. I love it eaten raw...than the fried ones.husby got about 8 sticks for me yesterday at Anambra state. It was delicious.....I use to eat them when I was at warri those years. |
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 8:15am On May 30 |
Edible worms yummy
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Agriculture › Re: Rare Fruits Found In The North With Their Nutritional Values (video/pictures) by Caaz: 8:05am On May 29 |
I missed kunu zaki and kunu gaida.i used I use to prepare it for my family before but my mynd just comot . But you masa and wain/kilisi I don't joke with ithem. LocalFARMERS: I still eat dry Aya till date. But we use it mostly to prepare Kunun zaki. It gives the Kunu a milki taste |
Agriculture › Re: Rare Fruits Found In The North With Their Nutritional Values (video/pictures) by Caaz: 8:03am On May 29 |
LocalFARMERS: Lol, Goruba was my favorite when I was young. Ama tunda nayi girma, bana chinshi. Ina soron Akorina  Ba Gani sweetness a cikin goruba fa...ama akwai wane su na chi goruba din.
You re valid on the soron akori.
Ama dabino di....I m now avoiding it.because it's sugary and ya na da dadi sosai.
Fergier001, Nlfmode. |
Politics › Re: Are Nigerians The Worst People? See Why by Caaz: 2:11am On May 29 |
If I want to decipher naija men from international sites it's by their comments.
Envy is real. |
Agriculture › Re: Rare Fruits Found In The North With Their Nutritional Values (video/pictures) by Caaz: 2:08am On May 29 |
Aya(dried tigernuts that one I don't like it for one day. |
Agriculture › Re: Rare Fruits Found In The North With Their Nutritional Values (video/pictures) by Caaz: 2:07am On May 29 |
Ka Gani abun di.wanda ana kira goruba...count me out...dabino(dates) thing na ne. Those years at hadeja road I used to buy it from masu baro with enough kwakwa.the feeling is heavenly. LocalFARMERS: Goruba Dabino (Date) Yalo (Garden egg) Aya (Tiger nut) |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 9:50pm On May 28 |
Painandgain: Ojojo is made from water yam. You grate the yam and mix with enough pepper, onions, crayfish, and seasoning, then deep fry it.
As for the cookware, it wasn’t too expensive when I bought it early last year. I also have it in black, but the coating has started peeling off, while the white one still looks fine. The set is up to 35k now at onitsha if not more than that. The ojojo is beautiful |
Family › Re: I Want To Return Her Bride Price. by Caaz: 9:40pm On May 28 |
Can chronic PCOS be treated successfully?and how long does the treatment entails? Onegai: Omo mehnnnn, no love left in the world
"Her womb isn't working, 2 years don knack oya make i return item back to the shop and get a refund".
Then God will hear her cries, bless her and your next wife will be perfectly fine but nothing will happen for 6 years |
Family › Re: I Want To Return Her Bride Price. by Caaz: 9:37pm On May 28 |
He might be sterile/azoospermia Dshocker: What about if the fault is from you? Modified...he said the wife has chronic PCOS. |
Family › Re: I Want To Return Her Bride Price. by Caaz: 9:36pm On May 28 |
What if you re the problem and not her? What if you re sterile?
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by Caaz: 9:01pm On May 28 |
Painandgain: Hot ojojo paired with custard  What's ojojo? The way I m in love with that your ceramic ware eeh. I must get different colors anytime my legs touches down at onitsha.... The ceramic ware is expensive sha. I prefer the black color |
Food › Re: Periwinkle: How Often Do You Cook With This? by Caaz: 8:58pm On May 28 |
Skill.,.physical handy skills. I don't need your CV. Pinnup: Yes sir. I can forward my CV to you. |
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Family › Re: I Am About To Take My Wife Back To Her Parents by Caaz: 7:47pm On May 28 |
IyanAtiEgusi: U wey dey wait make ur husband old come d dey sick and weak then u go start show am pepper nko?  Abi u think say we forget that post?  Jealousy is the last class to attend before becoming a WIZARD. Roll in your MUD Alone. |
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Food › Re: Periwinkle: How Often Do You Cook With This? by Caaz: 2:57pm On May 28 |
You get any skill just asking for a friend Pinnup: As a jobless, hungry and frustrated Nigerian job seeker, I travelled for a job related matter to stay with a friend in his one room apartment. I realized this guy does literally everything with periwinkle. He cooks literally everything with periwinkle. Soup, rice, beans and even sometimes, he prepares it eat it alone without combining with anything.
I am a lover of periwinkle but it seems I met someone who love periwinkle more than me.
Who else love periwinkle and how often do you cook with it?
Meanwhile living in this economy without a job is worst than hell. God forbid what I am currently going through. I need a job. I need love. Give me a job and show me love please before I kpai. |
Food › Re: Periwinkle: How Often Do You Cook With This? by Caaz: 2:48pm On May 28*. Modified: 3:48pm On May 28 |
I love it inside my Banga soup(shelled ones) Pinnup: I love other see foods too I once had this akwaibom neighbor that cooked afang soup with it and served me...boy it was heavenly. I eat it a lot at port Harcourt whenever I m eating in any restaurant there. |
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