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White money reminds me of Sulu of bba and I kinda suspect that the same fate awaits him. A certain HM, most likely Lrose or Pere will build momentum towards the end of the show and it will become WM supporters vs his haters. Meanwhile WM will get more haters as the show progresses and will also lose some fans as his fakeness will become obvious in coming weeks.

Meanwhile, Vote Pere, the realest person in that house

Appdriod:
Lolzzz I understand, LiquorRose sees a girl in Emma. Emma sees a boy in her. Them 2 done get luck

equation balanced.

osuntuyi20:
Rose n Emma be like forced ship

a lesbian and gay forming couple to distract viewers

Pere is the only true Warri guy that has graced the BBN stage and I will explain why

Most of the other guys that claimed Warri never grew up in Warri and some are not ethnically from Warri. Efe, for example is an Urhobo boy that grew up in Jos. Omatshola grew up in Lagos, Neo in Asaba or so.
Pere on the other hand grew up in Warri and attended schools that any Warri boy of his generation can recognize: Twin Fountain and Dom Domingos college. I attended Dom Domingos aroun the same time and I can tell you that school around the time Pere was there wasn't for the feeble minded. The school had cults and students then brought guns to school. Battle axes and swords na like pure water then

This explains Pere's attitude towards Whitemoney. Warri people generally get irritated by fake people and WM for some reasons appear as fake. Maybe it's just his ways sha but the guy's behaviour is strange at times. Add this to Pere's military experience and you may understand why he behaves the way he does

safarigirl:
Objectively speaking, Maria being racist is not surprising.

She was raised by her white mother, and more often than not, kids with white mothers tend to deny, or not acknowledge their black side, especially because the black fathers do not particularly instill the whole idea of black pride in them.

So, it is not far-fetched, that Maria would look upon her black side with scorn

Obama, probably the most famous biracial person alive today trashes your theory. Obama was raised by his very white mother and grandmother but as an adult he attended a black Church, married a black woman, ran for president as black, infact most people didn't know he had a white mother. The truth is that, in America, biracial people self identify as black and are seen by their society as blacks. Na we dey see Maria as oyibo, if she stands with a caucasian, nobody go need to tell u say this one no be oyibo, an example is how white Meghan Markle looks until she stands next to Kate Middleton. The most shocking one is when I heard that the Kardashians are not really consdered as white due to their Armenian decent and the funny thing is that when the Oyibo see them, dem go know say these ones no be our kind. Race in the western world is crazy

My first comment on this thread

Nbotee:
Dis may b one of those years where a defender wins it... D last time Italy won a major tournament, their defender was the player of the tournament (Cannavaro 2006)

Zidane was player of the tournament, Cannavaro won Fifa footballer of the year

Sufferingboy:
I have notice something alarming among the urhobos of orogun and it is something very serious.

They are turning to Ukwuani in mass,though some will still tell you they are urhobo by culture but prefer speaking and acting as Ukwuani people.

Few days ago,a friend of mine from that area was speaking ukwuani and saying they grew up learning ukwuani language and prefer to speak it.

Have you noticed it?

what should alarm you is the Orogun people abandoning their original Eboe language for Urhobo. It is very sad that Nigerians do not have curious minds enough to study their history. Have you ever asked youself why the Orogun people speak the Eboe language. Orogun people I know communicate among themselves in Eboe dialect and only speak Urhobo when they communicate with other Urhobo people.
The infinite truth is that Eboe is their first language and this is because they migrated from Eboe(which today is called Aboh). The Orogun Ebo dialect is closer to the Aboh language than Ukwuani language

Fooolishbuharri:
You said we PREFER acting as Ukwani people and I take an exception to that! Then about young people speaking Ukwani more, that's also a pure blatant lie too; except those persons grew up in Orogun, or the parents speak it at home alot, because It's usually the older ones who speak more of Ukwani as most of them grew up at Orogun.

Case study being me; I speak only Urhobo, but my parents are very fluent in Ukwani language, my grandparents too. But I wasn't raised up speaking Ukwani, probably because I didn’t grow up in Orogun and my parents only use it to communicate amongst themselves.

Perhaps you're making a honest observation and not one of those mischievous generalizations I may not know, but I hope I've been able to educate you on the topic.

do you know that Orogun people are undeniably from Aboh in present day Ndokwa-East?

Igboid:
When Ezeh Obi Ossai was telling the British that his Aboh kingdom people were Eboes and that he Eze Ossai was the king of all Eboes, no Igbo man have even met with the British.
Lol!
I wonder who is forcing whatever identity on anyone.

You can change your identity today. It is well within your rights and should be respected.

But you must also recognize that shared history should remain sacrosanct and that one party doesn't have the right to change shared history without the other objecting.
Ukwuani can stop being Igbo and start being Hausa , Urhobo or whatever they want. No Igbo man gives a dead rat. Not me atleast.
But what you can't do is start claiming that anyone forced your ancestors to accept they were of same stock with the people you call Igbos today and that they were same people too.
You can stop being Igbo, but you will not be allowed to denature the above history without resistance from us. You should not mistake our resistance for us forcing you to be Igbo. Get over yourselves, you are not that important . We are merely setting the records right.

When Obi Ossai declared himself the king of all Eboes he actually meant the king of all Abohs in todays sense. The people today known as Abohs were called Eboes in the time of Obi Ossai, infact, today the Aboh people still pronounce their town and tribe as Eboe. With time, the name Eboe has gradually become Aboh to outsiders and is being accepted by the locals. A clear proof of this is the people of Ebo-Orogun who clearly migrated from Aboh to their present location. Til date they call themselves Eboe and not Aboh. This is because they have maintained the original name, Eboe.
So when Obi Ossai rightly declared himself as the king of all Eboes, he did not mean the king of all the people identified today as Igbos

ictjobber:
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this is the comment i scrolled down to see

Danhoys:
I could totally relate to you dear op, but I'm sure we're the lucky ones.

First of all, you married someone you love, someone you find both romantically and sexually attractive.

That's a plus.

When I and my hubby were passing through this turbulent phase, what helped was having similar interest.

I'm hugely into politics, and so is my husband. Trust me, there is always something to gist on when he's back from work.

Aside from politics, we're both hardcore gamers too, and we're already saving to get PS4, and it doesn't stop us from giving our young kids the attention they deserve.

Aside that, we both have huge interest in other areas too, like science. There is always something to talk about.

I've always love men who are built, and my husband knows this.

Every weekend, we go running, and we help each stay fit. Sometimes I teases him that he should be a model, and I do take alluring pictures of him too.

I'm a super intelligent lady, (not bragging), so I ensured that my husband's intellect matched with mine before saying 'I do!'

We've been married for 5 years now, and the love and fun is still there. During leave, we always make it a duty to travel to another state, and see an interesting place.

A week vacation doesn't hurt, and it has a way to rekindle the love we have for each other.

When you marry your friend, you discover that your love is new every morning lol.

Work and children can't steal love away, that's an excuse people give to avoid talking about how they no longer find their partner attractive or interesting.

I don't want to talk about sex, cause ours is on a whole new level. Sex shouldn't be the traditional offing of light and missionary thrusting.

That's boring!!! It needs spicing every time or it becomes boring and a chore.

I wouldn't like to go into details, before some religious folks label us sinners.

You have work to do, and I'm sure you've gotten a cue from my write up. Wishing you more bliss in marriage.

you have anal with your husband?

NafeesaAA:
When you have an ethnic group at war with Igbos, Yoruba, Hausa, Berom, Bachama, Tarok, Tiv, Jukuns, Edo, Nupe, Ebira, Ghanaians, Mali, CAR etc then definitely something is wrong with that ethnic group.

Am Hausa, but I will not let emotions control my feelings. Two years back I can confidently travel from Kano city to Gaya town 2am in the night. But today, travelling between Wudil in Kano to Gaya anything after 7pm is dangerous. No thanks to these Herdsmen.

What is happening in the South-West & South East is inhumane and cruelty to animals but can you blame them? I bet you, in the next few years similar mob actions against these herdsmen will start taking place in the North. We have seen flashes of them in Zamfara and Kastina.

There's is a vacuum ... irresponsibly created by the apparent reluctance of the past & current FG to curtail the growing security threat posed by herdsmen to lives and property in many parts of the country.

People, who are reckoning that without the reassuring protection of the state, their survival depends on defending themselves by any means necessary.

So instead of reacting to a symptom ... the government should tackle the threat, so that besieged citizens and innocent herdsmen alike are not unfortunately consumed in this inferno.
MC Alhaji

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=422039259102902&id=100038904938999

Aptly written, however, it is unfortunate that the same Hausa community's silence at the beginning of this madness, emboldened the savages. I recall how the Northern Muslims claimed it was Benue people killing themselves and not herdsmen. It is exactly the same campaign of silence that made boko haram spread in the initial years when they would bomb Churches and wicked some Northern Muslims will claim the attacks were being carried out by Christians. Now the fattened chicken has come home to roost

SexytorresE:
[quoote author=Mayng01 post=98469010]Sincerely speaking, it’s truly very late, I doubt if it’s gonna make any difference. I pray God should just do the needful in this country ok let's terminate their appointment so the so called God can do the needful

Lady, not believing in God doesn't make you smart. Believe and disbelieve what you wish but don't drag anybody for his beliefs, that's what is smart

Ordinarybob:
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He also served as a seminarian at St Theresa's Catholic Church Madalla

In fact, the present Parish priest of St Theresa, Madalla, Fr John Moses was parish priest when he was assistant in St. Peter Bida. It was from St. Peter Bida they were transferred to their present stations in Madalla and Gulu respectively. We used to call them John 1 and John 2 then. Fr John Moses will miss him so much

my former assistant parish priest in Bida. He baptized my first son and blessed my house. Very energetic and promising young priest. May his soul rest in the Lord and may God forgive his killers and bring them to repentance

showdown ko, smackdown ni

Arrest? Does FRSC now have a prison?

jesusjnr2020:
Do Nonvirgin Men Have The Moral Right To Condemn Nonvirgin Women?

When the hypocritical Pharisees brought a woman they claimed to have caught in the act of adultery to Jesus, and said Moses had commanded them to stone her, but what does He have to say?

Jesus said to them:

"He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her." {John 8:7}

I believe that what Jesus said to those hypocrites also applies to all those hypocritical men (Christians) who find no error in being nonvirgins, but want to crucify women who are nonvirgins like them. Because in this case, they don't only have "sin" but they have committed the "same sin" as those they condemn.

Hence I believe that nonvirgin men have no moral right to condemn those women who are also nonvirgins.

Jesus said:

"Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned... For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again." Luke 6:37-38 (KJV)

God bless.

is there any such thing as a male virgin? Was any male described as a virgin in the bible?

BadBreathBoy:
I carried out basic test to ascertain if it was or wasn't bad breath, taking cognizance that it could all be in my head so I had to be super sure about it.
Every diy test I took came out positive.

has any close relative told you that you have frequent bad breath?

BadBreathBoy:
This guy called bad breath have haunted me all the way from primary school down to secondary and even to my university level.

I am still a young 19 years old guy at the peak of youthfulness but this guy is just ruining everything for me.
My self-esteem, public speaking skills, social life, confidence, in fact, everything has been smashed with a sledgehammer right in my face.
I have turned into an introvert because of this bad sickness but will cover it up with "Money on my mind" shït.

I have tried everything possible guys.
Below are kinds of stuff that I have tried and it is not working.

1. Visiting a dentist.
6 months ago, I took all the money I had to go over to the dentist in search of a solution. Had to wait for hours before getting attended to.
When the doctor came in, she first started with some words of encouragement.

Telling me I might not have bad breath and all, people might be thinking they have it but don't blah blah blah.
(So me that have bad breath I don't know what I am saying right?)
After much talk, she recommended flossing and cleaning.
That exercise where water passing through a tiny hole at high speeds is used to remove plaque from in between your teeth.
I had to shell out a whopping 4k for that plus the extra card of 500.
All the money I saved was gone just like that.
It didn't work!!! Bad breath still held me down.

2. Brushing twice a day. I did this for 1 week straight up without any improvement relative to the hard work put in. So I became less consistent with this. Toothpaste I have tried includes, Oral B, MyMy, Maclean, Close up, name it. Didn't work.

3. Garlic and ginger. Some persons here on Nairaland recommend that ginger and garlic can be used to drive off bad breath. The prescription was to swallow it whole before going to bed at night then brush in the morning to remove the after-effects.
I tried this for one week. Didn't work.

4. Mouthwash: I have wasted more than 4k in buying mouthwash but these things are just 2 hours wonder from the moment of application.
I get fresh breath for the time being but after like 3 to 4 hours, the bad breath keeps on coming back. Still didn't work.

5. Hydrogen peroxide: Someone also recommended I use this to chase bad breath.
It also works for sometime after which bad breath comes back. I even tried to dilute less than normal for maximum effects but the only thing I got was an irritating burn on my tongue. I am so not using this guy again!

6. Walnut: Some said walnut could be my Savior so I had to buy them in large quantity to chew but it didn't have long-term effects.
So I ditched it. I don't have money to waste as I am still a student.

7. Chewing a combination of bitter leaf, scent leaf, and guava leaves: Out of intuition, I decided to try this combination. My common sense inferred that since it was bitter, it should probably have some effects on the bacteria in my mouth. But alas! Bad breath wasn't even impressed one bit. I even had to stuff them in my pocket and chew on them while going to class. This was a big flop.
Didn't work at all.

8. Agnes Nwamma Herbal powder: I don't know what to say about this one, because it was even better that I just didn't brush for that day. Very useless in fighting off bad breath.

The funny thing that leaves my jaw-dropping is that my dad doesn't even brush, he uses a chewing stick but still has a very fresh breath than I that used mouthwash, baking powder, toothpaste and still chew the chewing stick to top that.

9. Chewing gum like Clorets, Methos: I have to be frank about these gums, they kind of aggravates the bad breath. They are simply applying salt to injury so I just stopped using them altogether.

Pls Nairalanders, help me out here. There have been lots of people who found a solution to their problem on here, so I doubt mine will be different.
Pls, I need something else to try that will not dig a hole in my pocket as I am still trying to stand on my feet.
I need a permanent solution not 3 hours wonder.

Lala pls push to the front page so I can get a large set of solutions to fight this off.

I don't want to resume school like this.
I am tired, I am weak, disheveled, exhausted, dejected, depressed, anguished, melancholic, in fact, I have tayad like this.

My confidence and esteem have been crushed by bad breath. Shyness, inability to have streamlined chat with people, playing deaf and dumb, using hand signals whilst communicating, smiling like a peacock when my opinion is required, staying away from girls, snubbing people, rejecting positions that have me talk to a crowd has taken over!!

Pls, abeg, mbok, biko, I need a solution.
A permanent one at that.

@OP, you may be suffering from what we refer to as psychogenic halitosis. I have had clients who suffer from this and I know how it ruins their self confidence and turn them to social recluse.
Has any of your close relative told you that you have bad breathe?

@op You may be suffering from Inferiority complex

sarrki:
That why I marveled at those see acquiring wealth as a do or die

Those who do evil and harbor evil intentions against fellow being as dumb

you are not far from the Kingdom of God

wow

Just lovely. I hope their population grows. I love wildlife

PDP south south 6/6

ok

may God forgive them

legend in the order of Marley, Fela, Dube

senatordave1:
Even me.nigerdelta delegation completely eliminated. Meanwhile kachi looks shellshocked

what tribe is Presh?

Amya:
If Presh wasn't introduced into the house that Friday, we won't be having this conversation. As far as the house was concerned, Rosie and David were an item. Whether it be 3 days, whether it be be 3 hours, It doesn't change the fact that they were together.

I honestly don't fault David for going for what he wanted. The heart wants what the heart wants. It's clear he likes strong women that would keep him on his toes. In BDSM parlance, he's a Sub. But truth is, Rosie has every right to feel betrayed by the actions of David and by extension Presh. It was especially hurtful since Presh was her friend outside the house.

are u into BDSM

shadelek:
Betting is the most miserable things happening to our youths (including me myself). Once you're addicted to it, you'll advance to casino, virtual, racing and every betting activities.
I'm praying for God's deliverance from betting. If you haven't been playing, pls stay away from it for God's sake.

You are a good person and God will help you overcome gambling

crackkhaus:
Sorry, you can't take that one back.

Just making insinuations is equally as valid as explicitly stating what you think, especially when you typed out these insinuations instead of just leaving it buried in your thoughts.

Claim your prize, don't be shy...

classic