₦airaland Forum

Acidosis:
Nawao


Everyone dey act like all is well,

Bro it is one thing to love, it is another to be able to forget her past. Ask yourself, can you forget this past? Are you sure you won't disgrace this woman in the future?

Be wise, majority of the guys saying ''all is well' won't accept such. Some of the females saying "go ahead" would never allow any woman with such come close to their brothers.

Just be careful, your confusion shows you're bitter and worried. It is your cross, not ours.

saintloveren:
ITS MY PLEASURE, can i use ur picture as the background of my phone?

TheArchangel:
The recipe please ma'am.
And how do you use your electric oven to bake. Educate me please, I have had mine for decoration for long now.

saintloveren:
URE very beautiful

Flets:
By 2019....

Nigeria would have been finished economically

There will be no opposition to check the actions of the Buhari govt.

Elections will be mere formalities as all electoral structures must have succumbed to the dictates of the desperate APC govt.

Nigerian masses can wail all they like and that would amount to nothing

Let it be known that following the precedence set by Buhari on the opposition, APC will never allow their defeat through the ballot. They'll rather die to retain power than hand over to an opposition that would persecute them same way Buhari is currently doing to PDP.

By then, we would have successfully and tactically ended democracy as we know it.

Royver:
This is a very deep and insightful topic. Kudos.
I remember one of the first deaths I experienced as a fresh intern just out of med school. The guy was a young dude in his late 20s and had HIV. I came to his bed when he was taking his last breaths. At that time HIV was still highly stigmatized disease and all his family had abandoned him to his fate. I saw his struggling and gasping for breath, sweat streaming down his face and very restless. I asked the nurse if anything could be done and she said no, he was already moribund. I could see the agony in his face as he struggled with death.
I had just finished watching an American movie where the guy had been talking to his comatose friend nd consoling him. And they say the last sense to go in death is hearing. So I bent close to him and whispered encouragement and told him he would be OK on the other side, that he shouldn't be afraid. The guy calmed down almost immediately. I squeezed his hand for a short while and then let go. It didn't take long after the fellow died. I honestly felt the talk helped him. It would be nice if people keyed more into this instead of screaming and sometimes hitting and pinching the dying.
Nice thread.

KingEbukasBlog:
Insightful OP ? Married guys should step up their game ? I think Nigerian women or most women bore men with their languid sex styles . The women give no reason to their hubbies to "step up his game" with their distasteful attitude towards spicing things up . Women were designed for that kind of thing not the men . Plus put some efforts and not push the burden of performance to him alone . You'll wear him out and he might look elsewhere - enticing and worth being longed for .

Give him a reason to wish for you all day and watch him give you memorable nights - its that simple .

ugosly:
Even the continuos use of 'sexy' in her name calls for serious concern.
I have no qualms with her looking good or seeking to stay in the limelight, but I think that as a married woman and a mother of 4 grown kids she is too old to have her fans continue to objectify and portray her as a sex symbol.She ought to be creative and move on to more mature stuff and activities.
You need to check out ladies like Mo Abudu,Joke Silva, Onyeka Onwenu just to mention a few, they are still shinning in the lime light and yet not selling or exuding sexuality.

bellong:
If you really need help, report yourself to his wife that you are the reason she is having problems in her marriage.

Trust me, after the encounter, the love you have for her husband will die instantly.

darkenedrebel:
Why?..Is she a slave?, and won't that be depriving the progenies the diversity marriage is supposed to offer?..

Father(Ibo) + mother(Yoruba) = offspring(Ibo & Yoruba)

•If the woman changes her state of origin, then the child loses that right.

So if a Nigerian man marries a Caucasian from St.Louis, she's expected to denounce her state of origin?

Come on...

Askseek:
Not at you personally, just saying and sharing a differing experience

darkenedrebel:
Whoever pauses even for a second to think, or ask if a woman should alter her state of origin after she gets married also needs to reevaluate his/her education.
Are we living in the dark ages or what?

Women are human beings, not properties or automatons abeg.

Askseek:
I think the problem here is when we say Nigeria we are referring to a really large group of people and not all do the same. Culture differs. I never experienced this. When I got a new passport after marriage all I was asked for was marriage certificate.

LordOfWits:
the boldfaced... why so?

bebe2:
My 80yr old mum was giving them holy ghost fire wen she was here oo

The thing used to get her angry, how can they be asking someone to pay for their own burial wen they are still alive? I go try explain to her tire