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edwife:
Papaya and mango puree with a touch of honey.

babyosisi:
Cococandy you see how love is killing this boy
A thread I haven't even showed up at
Na wa o
Di di
Nna contact i nu m privately yom ayiyo si m na suga na gu gi
Lovu ga ha agbapu kwa gi ara

steeze:
Thank you very much for pointing this out to everyone. I have already stated their stand on this matter.

I really need to be sure of her before taking any concrete step.

babyosisi:
Did he say so?
They want him to forget the baby

babyosisi:
Instead of him to contact me privately and tell me sugar mummy is hungrying him ,he is using gra gra to express his love
He thinks it's every lady that likes the agbero type
I like classy men with just a tinge of agbero
I don't like them straight up gangsta

moca:
He didn't know this.

What happened would have been evaded had he gone with his people.
Abi he no get family?
It has passed the stage of him,his gal and her mum.

dinachi:
@ Steeze.My guy, you are finally getting the message. Your baby mama and her witch of a mother are on a mission to make your life miserable. Don't let them! Any woman asking you to stick it out with all the trash you have been put through is just a total replica of your baby mamas mother. For emphasis do not for your life pay any attention to any iota of advice from babyosisi. She has wrecked so many homes of gullible people who were stupid enough to pay any attention to her evil advice. The more I read about the life of your baby mamas mother, the more I see the true babyosisi. There is absolutely no difference between the two. Taking any advice from babyosisi is like taking advice from your baby mamas mother.
The social welfare angle is a smart move I think you should make. Please hold your head high anywhere you go. Do not let anyone judge you. Your family is right too. I have seen it so many times. The child will always look for their father and will eventually hate their mother for keeping him from you. In the end you emerge the winner. Keep ignoring them but try and be sending money via the social welfare route to your child. I bet you after sometime, she too go tire and start begging. Happy, you got a job now.

Bluetooth2:
What's wrong with the blackman ?

Why not free your mind and tell me about the justice system in Nigeria if it guarantees that the dead man will get his own justice.

If the society cannot ensure justice, nothing wrong if the people enforce justice by themselves. So stop blaming the blackman but your useless justice system !

natas22:
Running into conclusion did i ever mentioned i was the one that was having all the fun. So funny it's observations from my male friends. After such acts guys talk about it when hanging out ok stop this your hate speech bro and show more love hate can't and will never take you any where. LoL

Chillisauce:
Salad. Entrée

Suya and pasta . Main dish.

No room for my dessert. Still waiting for the meal to go down . I had an 0rgasm eating the suya. Yum yum

babyosisi:
Thanks my dear

I need to get off this thread
I can't lose control at work

edwife:
Lol,see cococandy accusing me....

I am innocent

Byvan is most likely the culprit....

babyosisi:
Woke up this morning still crying
I read through all our texts dating back two years
The happy new year greetings and the hopes for all the good things that will happen
The Mother's Day greetings of 2014
Her last visit and the arrangements for us to meet and attend an event
Her text asking me to gist her of my naija trip last Christmas
Her asking after after my parents in several texts
As I read them I just wept and I will just yell out
So you are now dead?
You just died nno just like that!!!
Then I turned to my husband and said,na so people dey take die ?

Then my last texts,several of them prayers upon prayers which she could no longer respond to because she was too weak
A strong willed go getter that makes things happen ,the life of the party,weak and in bed not able to rise up or speak
Chai
Ekwensu ogaghi a diri gi nma

my very last text which I asked her daughter to read out to her,I promised her all will be well
I prayed my heart out
I told her I longed to hear her powerful voice and her hearty laughter and that God will do it

This morning as I drove to work my mind drifted again to my dear friend and I yelled out
Chai,so this is it nne m
And tears filled my eyes again
I called to speak with her daughter and my voice started quivering on the phone,thank God it was a voicemail.
If I feel this sad I can only imagine how the children and husband must feel

edwife:


cococandy you owe me 100$ for body massage....

I swear coco,i am for real-my colleagues are even teasing me that i am planning to contest for bodybuilding .

bukatyne:
I started it and byvan picked it up

CC: Ngokafor

Chillisauce:
That's the best soup in this world. kalabari native soup could wake me up from the dead sef

robosky02:
How To Make River State Native Soup

Below are the ingredients for making the popular native soup in River state Nigeria,
the ingredients would serve about 6×2 people, you can increase or decrease the quantity of each ingredient depending on the number people would be eating your food.

You can make this soup as simple as possible, if you can’t find the ngolo and prowns where you live, you can leave them out. I can’t find the english name for Ngolo, is it clams?

1KG of meat
10 pieces of stock fish ear (nti okporoko)
2 cups of sliced uziza leaves
2 medium size dry fish
Cocoa yam as thickener (see image)
15-20cl of palm oil
2-3 cubes of maggi or knorr
1-2 cups of periwinkles
1-2 cups of ngolo
1 cup of ground crayfish
Salt and pepper to taste.
two handful of fresh prowns
2 spoons of ofor (alternative thickener)


How to Prepare Nigerian Native soup
You might wanna start by parboiling the shrimps, wash and parboil with a small pot, add half cup of water, a cube of maggi and a pinch of salt, allow to boil for up to 5 minutes, remove the head and set aside in a clean plate.

STEP 1
I like to start by parboiling the meat with all the necessary ingredients, most cooks forget that parboiling the meat and obtaining the stock (water left after parboiling) is an important part of Nigerian cooking process.

I like to parboil the meat with just 2 cubes of maggi, 1 bulb of onions, salt and maybe a sachet of onga classic (a very popular Nigerian spice for soup). My choice of meat is hard to cook, takes about 50-60 minutes before you commence with the rest of the cooking.

Step 2
Use this time to prepare the other ingredients; wash and slice the uziza leaves.

Soak the stock fish and dry fish with boiled water and wash thoroughly to remove sand and center bone. Grind the crayfish and fresh pepper also, you can grind together or grind separately.

Step 3
Add the washed dry fish/stock fish in the boiling meat on fire, after about 30-50 minutes of cooking just the meat. Once they are soft and the water is almost dried (about 1 cup left) add about 5-7 cups of water, palm oil and the ground crayfish. This step was visually demonstrated in the video below, so if you like watching better than reading you can scroll down to see the video.

Allow the soup to cook for another ten minutes before adding salt to taste, a cube of maggi. Maggi is a natural food sweetener, used in making almost all the {foods eaten in Nigeria} you can refer to our ingredients catalogue for an in-depth understanding of all the ingredients used in making Nigerian foods.

Step 4
Add the washed/cleaned ngolo, stir, add the cocoayam, allow to dissolve in 8-10 minutes, if it is still very watery you can add a spoon of ofor, cook for three minutes before adding the periwinkles, prown and sliced uziza leaves which is likely the last ingredient while making River state native soup.

Allow to simmer for another five minutes and you just made Nigerian’s most popular native soup.