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well depends,as a male i got married at 26 while my wife was 24 then so between 25-28 is a great age to settle down

Bros, good ride but 3.950 is way too much for a 2007 CRV.

my wife is one month pregnant but she mistakenly took anti biotics tablet (2 dose) each one day after the other,now on the third day (yesterday)she experienced faint spotting (not continuos) until today,these spotting comes on and off but still very very faint,what do you advise pls that will stop these spotting and hope noting happens to the pikin,urgent response.she is experiencing pains in her breast and nipple,sweating alot,always tired and infact dizziness.

pls that will stop these spotting and hope noting happens to the pikin,urgent response.

speaks and can even write some yoruba and igbo language.

@Fs, i agree with your friend

Last Warning!!!!!     


Igbo/Niger Delta  women, please leave yoruba men alone. You women are causing shortage of men in Yorubaland because you have exceeded your marital  quota in the southwest. The way you women rush Yoruba guys nowadays like they are all Obama makes me wonder and many Yoruba women are beginning to get worried about this new development.  Y'all can come and take OYB and Sauron sha because we are better off without them but STAY away from Yoruba men  OR

You are warning the igbo/nigerdelta sisters abi? let me inform you that Igbo gurls are becoming more realistic and have more value for other people
I think Yoruba girls are becoming more diplomatic, money conscious and unmarriable!!!
Most Yoruba girls dont believe in the institution of marriage as such
The era of SURULERE are gone for them
They are now looking for OLORUNSOGO.

Igbo gurls are becoming more realistic and have more value for other people
I think Yoruba girls are becoming more diplomatic, money conscious and unmarriable!!!
Most Yoruba girls dont believe in the institution of marriage as such
The era of SURULEREare gone for them
They are now looking for OLORUNSOGO.

I agree with compeletely,igbo gulrs are becoming more and more realistic to marriage institution now infact igbo gurls are the once living and practising SURULERE now ooo and funny enough it's working out for them.

I thought the stereotype is that igbo girls are money consious.Have yoruba girls taken over

Yes o, 100% sef

i don't know if anyone has noticed it or is it just mi? Yoruba Boys are just marrying Igbo Gals anyhow. But why?

You are asking why?me am married to an igbo lady and gbam i de gbadun the marriage badly infact my yoruba sisters should watch it cos they are being systematically sidelined.

Please what is it about Igbo Gals that keeps attracting Yoruba Boys or what is it about Yoruba Boys that keep attracting Igbo Gals.

please tell mi. i thinka m finding myself in dat same situation too

abeg take that situation very serious oo

The oil is yet to be drilled and yet members in this house "Nairaland" are already quarrelling with each other. May God deliver us.

I beg to disagree with you my brother that members in the house are already quarrelling with eachother even before the oil are yet to drilled,so it's better that we quarell now and get good result before they start drilling the thing and cause plenti commotion

i am 100% married with a lovely daughter who is going to be 3 next march!

my advise to you is that you should cut the relationship and any form of communication,sincerely dear these married guy won't leave his wife infact let me inform you that,he is going through any kind of challenges at home,i have a friend who use these same trick for single ladies,all he does is tell them he's having challlenges in his marriage and all that stori to make them fall while he is probably enjoiyng the marriage to the fullest.

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  Re: Okada Ban In Portharcourt
« #11 on: January 24, 2009, 02:34 PM » 

Keke Napep is NOT the solution to the problems. Solution = Roads. Hasten ongoing works and build more roads. Keke Napep will still increase the traffic congestion.

Issues will come to a head when the rains fully arrive. 

i am not saying that keke napep is the final solution oo but all i am saying is that keke napep is going to be part of the immediate solution because i have come to realise that the ameachi govt. is having some challenges as per the vendors they choose to carry out the road re-constructions as it has now become almost impossible for us to see any one of the road completed.

itching & smelling vaginal, what's the solution guyz!

@randa, i think you need a lot of patience to make things work well for your pregnant wife and not the other way round, i did remember when my wife was carrying our first baby pregnancy it was like that everyday of the week,she is no longer ready to drive,you must drive her and not even her driver could stand her excessess,most days of the week i had to drive her myself from home to work and back,the most she gets from her driver then were errands,sometimes am in meetings and she will call me out and alot of other stuffs but at last my baby came out well and sound, i am grateful to her to carrying the first and even delivering the second sound and safety too though the second pregnancy didn't give much wahala,it is the first pregnancy so my guy you need to accomodate alot of stuffs because if you cant somehow it will bounce back to you,so take it easy and be patience

private bikes are not banned,i have come across a number on our roads but you must be able to identify that yours is truly privately owned.

i am aware you ddidn't write the article just making my own input as per what your comment,anyway she doesn't have neither mustache abi hair in the chest hahahaha

banning the okada at ph was a welcome development but i think what Amaechi govt. didn't remember was to provide an efficient alternative e.g (keke napep )though taxis has been provided but never will be enough and moreover he is yet to finish all the road project he began since last year and that's also an issue.Imagine okporo road in artillery blocked even before 6.30a.m,yes people now to go work very early,infact PH people now wake almost like the lagosians.

My advise-finish the road on time as the rainign season is fast approaching, provide KEKE NAPEP and not taxis or buses as keke napep cannot do all the swaving and manoveuring okada does,with keke napep accident compare to okada is far lesser ,keke napep cannot be use for robbery compare to bike and with keke napep all these trekking and suffering will reduce

to every tradition comes different approach to traditional wedding,so let us know which naija tribe that you belong then maybe we can assist then

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Still many Mbaise daughters are being married to people outside of the local government area. Some argue that special interest in marrying Mbaise girls is because of their dedication to marriage and hard work, and their ability to stay in a marriage through thick and thin. Whatever be the case, indications are that those who ventured to marry from among Mbaise people more often than not have blissful testimonies of the marriage.
Big lie

@earthmama, i have been married to an lady for five years now,yes i want to agree that they are hardworking,

i like the manner you advertised your car, you even went to the extent of not only providing the VIN but the carfax history thumb up

well i am yoruba and have been married to an ibo lady for 5 years now and even though we got married very early (i was 25 & she was 25 too) or almost immediately after we left the university it's been fun fun fun and fun all the way,well i did meet a few brick walls from the mum initially but not a very thick one sha but with my elder brothers who advised me to get more closer to my father in-law (since he was accomodating from on set) and that did the magic for us,i think your friend should look for out who is more accomodating to him/her and get closer i believe that will work the magic too

somebody is abroad,coming to 9ja for one year and infact coming to portharcourt city and you come here seeking for 9ja babe?nigerian people sha
My advise-there are too many 9ja females out there on the street to choose from,so broda i don't think you need these and to the fellow who has plenty of them as sisters,just watch it.

@Chini i bought my crv 2006 ,36,000 mileage for 1.9 from the US in 2007 without any problem ooo and up till date i have never for once open the engine to carry out any kind of maintenance unless for compulsory servicing.

@sheyai,how can you price this car for 1.4 haba?check it now i am not the seller oh but i bought my 2006 crv from the US with 36,000 mileage in 2007 at the total cost of 1.9M,i must tell you that these price is quite reasonable and infact a give away too.if visit a place like berger in apapa i am very sure you won't get these same model for 2.4M

bros you better review your price downward,as at the last time i enquired, 2006 CRV with 29,000 mileage was 2million naira so check am to your 2004 (naija used) and 100,000 mileage.