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Chillisauce:
I blended two handful of Brocoli with little water. Then added my wheat to it. Stir until it's cooked like the way you stir amala

I enjoyed it anyway. Do you realize that 100g of garri is 490cal.
Just 100g.

Me I wan remain this my stature. I no wan fold for belly when I'm approaching 60 or 70 sef

bukatyne:
I know that childhood is filled with drama and hyperactivity and I will agree with you that about 70% of 'witchcraft' cases are just that

However, There are Some children who are witches sadly.

If a person can be possessed with the power of God, it is only natural that Some people will be possessed with the power of the devil.

As God seeks to give life, the devil seeks to take it.

A studeby in my secondary school was expelled because of witchcraft.

And believe me, accusing someone of witchcraft was a terrible offence in my school.

I know that the supposed innocence of children is sometimes deceptive however, underneath the surface, Some stuffs happen.

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Chillisauce:
Brocoli eba

Texture like amala. So I ate it it with okra soup.

Less cal

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bukatyne:
Had some in my secondary school

Boarding house sure know how to stock all sorts

emmozade1oke:
Everybody becomes a home from the small to big, or toddler to adult, little to plenty,getting to know what home is, can you say I Love my Home.

bukatyne:
I know they exist...

@His age I think he should be old enough to understand what he says

However, it might just be a joke or a line he picked up from a movie or someone else that's why I told her not to report and treat it as 'child's play'

Besides, her son might be lying and want his mother to do his dirty job for him

bukatyne:
Yes, he might

Jagabanthelion:
U ignored the first two scenarios and capitalized on the third abi? Take your feminism elsewhere miss. U can get a visa and fly out to where u will meet your likes.This is Nigeria and that is reality. They are happily married and she is now happier at work. wheneva I visit banks,I see this "marry me please" look on the faces of these female career bankers who 'forgot' to get married while chasing money and promotions. If only they knew how their affluent lifestyles scare men away. Ask Oprah winfrey your role model why with all her billions,she has no husband or children,only dogs and cats.I hope u marry a lawyer,so once u start ur feminist madness,he will know how best to get divorce papers.

Jagabanthelion:
U ignored the first two scenarios and capitalized on the third abi? Take your feminism elsewhere miss. U can get a visa and fly out to where u will meet your likes.This is Nigeria and that is reality. They are happily married and she is now happier at work. wheneva I visit banks,I see this "marry me please" look on the faces of these female career bankers who 'forgot' to get married while chasing money and promotions. If only they knew how their affluent lifestyles scare men away. Ask Oprah winfrey your role model why with all her billions,she has no husband or children,only dogs and cats.I hope u marry a lawyer,so once u start ur feminist madness,he will know how best to get divorce papers.

Jagabanthelion:
I have an uncle who married a village girl,brushed her up,took her abroad and somehow he found himself doing d dishes n homechores after she started earning some income.She even demanded payment b4 he gets his conjugal rights every night.Today,they are divorced.Hav anoda aunt who her hubby took abroad too n today,they are divorced.Finally,I remember a humble but rich female colleague of mine,who refused to buy a car because she was still single n over 30. She persevered for a while,begged for lifts and used public transport till her humility paid.A man noticed it,liked her and married her.She later bought one of the most sophisticated Jeeps I have ever seen after marriage,of course with the love and consent of her hubby. what I can coin from these 3 experiences of mine is that a lot of foreign culture has corrupted our once-humble women.Only a few still keep their heads low after getting richer than their hubbies,very very few.

jaybee3:
Peckham will most certainly fair better If you were to do a like for like comparison on crime indices

jaybee3:
Peckham is not a city. It is an area in the city of London with high population of Africans and Caribbeans
You can compare it to yonkers or brooklyn

50calibre:
How many times do you hear news of violence? Even at that, it's nothing compared to the violence in America.

I can't even believe anyone is comparing the two.

jummygo:
You r d mom. If u feel uneasy about it. Go with your instincts. My son was once told in school that his blood was sweet. I took action.

Ralphlauren:
Lmaoooo

I'm sure she thinks the 9year old is a wizard that will harm her son and he probably belongs to some occult - after all, according to her, he's from Edo State. Smhh.

50calibre:
Nah! You're wrong again.

There are no America-type ghettos in the UK, these are relatively safe neighbourhoods where you can ride your bike or walk around at anytime with no disturbance whatsoever.

Those who become casualties like this young man are mostly the young ones who get themselves caught up in some nasty stuff. Though there are occasional crimes here and there, but nothing on the scale of America, not even close.

This isn't America where there are more guns than people, where any lunatic can walk into a store and purchase an automatic rifle like a pair of sneakers & then walk into somewhere and waste people with it.

The UK had zero tolerance for crime, just the mere info that you possess a gun, will get the authorities descending on you so fast, you'd actually think you're Bin Laden.

oloyede252:
haba.is that story african magic or superstory.na everything you dey knw.

Floodgater:
What's with all this he might get physical, so? Is it not better she knows now than years later like she is now discovering about his verbally abusive traits. For how long will she walk on egg shell not to bring out his fists if trully he can get physical as he surely will exhibit it. I think her fight back will only make him become physical with the abuse only if he is physically abusive, in which case it wont be Op's fault. I dont subscribe to letting people change you for bad, but if your continous tolerance of them can harm you, then find a way to protect yourself. It does not mean you changed unless you decide to carry your protective actions to every other person with a similarity or perceived similarity with the last one who harmed you. Before we rush to say dont change, the op is helplessly changing to a physically abusive one. Yet if you say keep quiet she might still change to someone with no emotions, neither feeling pain or joy because the fact is, it is getting to her and must be let out one way otherwise bottling up will be more disastrous. Those who efficiently keep silent are good at it and they dont let hurt get to them in the first place so that there's no need for letting out, also one's personality is a factor too. I used it alot in the past. The one that readily come to mind was with a roomy, i would watch her pour her insults, then when she was about to stop, i would say something that would trigger her and she would continue again. When people heard her voice, they would come to settle quarrel, and as she was explaining to them or rather painting me bad, i would be quiet and smiling inside. They would go only to come back and meet thesame scenario wondering if she was not really mad. I got my pound of flesh from watching her voice go from high to faint, making herself look mad in public plus she was too dramatic a sight to resist. At the end of the whole drama, she came to me and said, "you are strong" that was then. Op may not remember exactly the first time or things that lead to this but from what she said, the husband discovered a way to really hit her something he didnt know when courting. He may have done the first as a mistake or play or trial, only to continue like a small naughty boy after seeing the effect on Op. Oya nicequeen, find a way or something that will really hurt him back to drive home your point. Explore options till you get it but decide you will stop after your aim is achieved.

Juzzybabe:

Thanks dear.
Sorry to say but you won't believe that this very woman mocking me has an only daughter that has been married for 7years without a child

Juzzybabe:
Humm...this post touch me. I give birth a week ago to my first baby, and CS was never an option I ever dreamt of, but after I had labour for hours,I had to be scanned n it showed my water was insufficient to have a natural birth. The doctors told me CS was my way out. I had to accept to save my life and my baby. Still nursing the cut and pains my mother in law look me in the eyes and insulted me that I was too lazy to push my baby out. She has been telling people and even to my face that I wasted her son's money on CS all because I couldn't push. she said I didn't labour. I am hurt by her words but I pray God have mercy on her.

adanduka:
If this story is true...