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Christianity Etc › Re: Curious!! Breastfeeding Inside The Church, Right Or Wrong? by cococandy(f): 12:32am On Feb 08, 2015
jnrbayano:
Don't worry dear I have forgiven them already. I won't hold anything against them and I'm sure God won't too.

They thought I'm against breastfeeding a baby and they abused me after misconstruing the Op. They never knew I have three elder sisters of which I did babysit their babies many years ago.

Thanks friend. smiley
the way you described the oval shape of the breassts angry

And you didn't just stop at first glance. You turned around to correct her thereby staring some more.


Bia ka i-ga confession.
Family › Re: What Could Make A Wife Rape The Husband? by cococandy(f): 12:30am On Feb 08, 2015
Hazardd:
you wan make your head explode

you look cute by the way wink
thank you
Family › Re: I Need Words Of Wisdom From Mature Nairalanders by cococandy(f): 12:30am On Feb 08, 2015
babyosisi:
My dear
It was nothing short of a miracle
Prayer works
God just fought the battle for me
I didn't have to make any defenses, nothing
Amen smiley

You've got Mail pls
Christianity Etc › Re: Curious!! Breastfeeding Inside The Church, Right Or Wrong? by cococandy(f): 12:25am On Feb 08, 2015
glogirl:
@Op,
Just admit that you are a pervert.
The boobs are called mammary glands. Their primary function is to feed babies and not whatever fantasies in your head.
Before you start feeling more righteous than the pope, Maybe you should asked your mum if she ever breastfed you in a public place.
Next time when you see boobs in a baby's mouth , think of them as mammary glands and not boobs. And for God sake, smile at the little baby .
grin cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: Curious!! Breastfeeding Inside The Church, Right Or Wrong? by cococandy(f): 12:20am On Feb 08, 2015
Jnrbayano face your work cheesy
Christianity Etc › Re: Curious!! Breastfeeding Inside The Church, Right Or Wrong? by cococandy(f): 12:19am On Feb 08, 2015
mutter:
Abeg remove you eye and concentrate on your mass.

Why should she go outside to breastfeed. Do you know that breast feeding can go on for ages and you want the woman to miss the service because she is feeding the child God gave her.

No better place to breast feed a child than in God`s presence.
God smiles and is gladdened to see her do so.


It is God`s house and not yours!

The important thing is that it is pleasing in his eye.
He is probably more disturbed about people entering his house in tolerant and unclean.

Next time you see such a thing smile at the lady and appreciate her service to mankind and then mind your biz.
grin grin grin

This woman will not kill me
Family › Re: I Need Words Of Wisdom From Mature Nairalanders by cococandy(f): 12:14am On Feb 08, 2015
Well thank God.

The man was touched miraculously.
Family › Re: What Could Make A Wife Rape The Husband? by cococandy(f): 12:12am On Feb 08, 2015
Trying to play the scene in my head.

Sorry no connection.
Family › Re: Nigeria Might Need More Divorces By Peculiar Okafor by cococandy(f): 12:08am On Feb 08, 2015
Why emphasis on the mothers?.

Did they marry themselves?
Why does it have to be only the attitude of the mothers that make or break the marriage.

Can the attitude of the father not also cause the marriage to stand or dissolve? Or don't you think fathers have responsibilities to be of good conduct too?

It takes two to tango sis/bro.

Islie:
I quite understand the point the writer is passing across here and agree to some extent with some of her points .......

But, I kinder ask myself..... What is the different things, attitude and responsibility did our mothers did to have make their marriages work during their own time and sustained it till today that our women of today are finding it difficult to do.

Is it that our mothers were quite obedient
Is it that our mothers were understanding
Is it that our mothers were patience enough
Is it that our mothers were religious

Because the rate of ddivorce today is alarming
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 12:03am On Feb 08, 2015
babyosisi:
Oya see my own grin grin
This is where I cook all my orishirishi


Gone grin
didn't see it angry

Ok let me be patient for another day
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 12:02am On Feb 08, 2015
babyosisi:
Uha/ oha/Ora soup kwa
Chai
Very good
So our inlaw is being treated to some Igbo delicacies
I hope you have given him ugba and okporoko
See spotless kitchen
yes o

Ugba na Abacha with okporoko coming soon grin

Thanks
Politics › Re: Police Discovers 19 Heavyweight Bombs In Adamawa, Foils Plans To Bomb Bridges by cococandy(f): 5:29pm On Feb 07, 2015
How did the informants have so much detail about the operation as a whole ?
Politics › Re: INEC To Postpone 2015 Elections For Six Weeks by cococandy(f): 4:52pm On Feb 07, 2015
B69U:
BUHARI MEANS POSTPONE IN IGBO LANGUAGE LITERALLY. grin
lol that's true.
Ha ga e-buhari election.
Education › Re: OAU Students Locked Down INEC Offices In Ife And Disrupts Training(PHOTOS) by cococandy(f): 4:40pm On Feb 07, 2015
Beating up corps members? sad angry
Family › Re: Nigeria Might Need More Divorces By Peculiar Okafor by cococandy(f):
I totally agree with the author's personal opinion

Let me conclude by saying that I believe that marriage is a beautiful institution created by God but it is not a do-or-die affair. Rather than argue whether or not there should be divorces, we should spend time teaching our kids respect for God, themselves and their neighbors while instilling a strong sense of self worth and enduring values. If we did these, then the divorce arguments might never arise because everyone will be happy doing what’s right.
Family › Re: Baby Girl For Adoption by cococandy(f): 4:27pm On Feb 07, 2015
Gracious2015:
Many blessings to you too. Thanks for your understanding. Its easy for some people to mock others and kick them when they're down, but I pray they never find themselves in precarious situations that they have no control over. Please, about your friend, how does she feel concerning the adoption? Is it something she regrets? I just want to know her frame of mind now. Thank you.
is anyone kicking you? angry

I think you should take the advice on here and do the adoption thing the legal way to prevent your baby ending up in the wrong hands.

Online baby trading is illegal.
If that counts as kicking to you, maybe you don't really want what's best for your baby.

It is called tough love darling. People will be blunt and honest with you to push you in the right direction so you won't make a mistake.

Do you want your baby with the wrong couple?
What makes you think people met on the Internet can be trustworthy?
Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 4:18pm On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
Leave me joor.
I dey watch match abeg.
grin goodluck. Enjoy your match

And stop doing your toilet.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 4:15pm On Feb 07, 2015
Efemenaxy this is what I could get.
Does the steam look well captured?
I don't really know.

Oha/Ora soup. This one dey make Igbo people happy well well.

Babyosisi this one is specially made for you and CFCfan smiley smiley

Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 4:06pm On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
Pishure of my toilet and me doing it? cheesy
ewww. Doing what? So you do your toilet?
Na so woman scarce for PH Abi Mexico? embarassed
Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 3:58pm On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
I don't blame you guys at all grin

If only you have an idea where I'm sitting right now ,you'll show some respect. cheesy

Make a wild guess .
show us picture angry. Guess ko

Is your toilet made of gold? cheesy
Politics › Re: Its A Disgrace For Neighbours To Join Boko Haram Fight - Buhari by cococandy(f): 3:56pm On Feb 07, 2015
Oh I read the post.

his concern is that Nigeria as the giant of Africa shouldn't even need the forces from neighboring countries to defeat boko haram.
That's was his opening stance.

Before he contradicted himself by saying he would implore the presidents of those other countries to up their border control. How would they increase border control withiut blood shed since these terrorists will always be on the run across borders?

Would it be fair to his govt then to give all the credit to the military of the next country when they kill 100 fleeing terrorists conveniently forgetting when our own military did more than that?

That's a jjc statement even for the general.

Granted that if handled earlier, they wouldn't have had to send forces into the confines of the Nigeria state, still even at its earliest stages BH couldn't have been conquered without external help.
Even if it means the other countries doing their own bit from inside their own space.

Maybe he over rates himself or doesn't clearly understand the magnitude of the sect or both.

I know how you love buhari smiley but pls he should stop making statements beneath him just for political purposes.even if he runs a corruption free military, he can't defeat BH without external help.

PS I'm aware of the inadequacies of the NA. So this comment is not to say that they have done everything they way they should. Far from it.

jaybee3:
Did you actually bother to read the post or you just can't be bothered to assimilate then analyse what you read?

We were told in December or thereabout that Nigeria secured a billion dollar loan to fight the insurgency.

We do know that our military is supposed to superior in terms of technology, equipment and manpower compared to Chad and Cameroon

Therefore it's not out of place to question the sincerity and integrity of the army when chadian army with lesser resources and manpower can have commendable progress in repelling attacks from the bloody terrorists

Yes joint effort is welcomed but wuestions ought to be asked. That's what a responsible citizen should do
Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 9:46am On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
Call me a Mexican drug dealer and stop using carefreewannabe's delusions as a front just to avoid the backlash of a Truckpusher. grin

Port Harcourt boys don't get involved in drug peddling we like to enjoy ourselves tongue

But nne make you sef forget the garri and egusi kwanu biko. cheesy
well I give her credit so as not to appear to have come up with such ingenuity myself. The description was apt.

Forget ke? There's no me without Nigerian food. That's my motto.
Politics › Re: Its A Disgrace For Neighbours To Join Boko Haram Fight - Buhari by cococandy(f): 9:43am On Feb 07, 2015
This guy Buhari is a JJC sha. Despite his age.

This approach is the best and I fault GEJ for not having gone this route since.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 9:34am On Feb 07, 2015
moca:
Awwh,coco nwanyi oma kiss
Dalu nne.
I don't know why Effe bros come whisk u away b4 our very eyes.
I dey vex but u don't hide good thing now kiss

I will check it out today.
If I get,will let u know.

So interesting, now it entered my mind,so Efe is ur sis inlaw?
What a small world! cheesy
I hope she no dey fall hand o!
smiley you're welcome.

Efe is my big sister-in-law o smiley.
Yet she hasn't done welcome things for me. I'm still waiting. angry
Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 9:31am On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
Well sometimes they free the women and still not all the time.


Take backhand slap for that highlighted statement. tongue
when you resemble Mexican drug dealer (according to carefree) grin . Why won't they scrutinize you properly?

You won't even carry the small amounts. Na heavy duty you go dey load. I don't blame them jare. Port harcourt boys are bad embarassed
Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 9:01am On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
Honestly those folks do search Nigerians in a derogatory manner because of their mindset that an average Nigerian isn't pure at all.
once they spot something strange in your bag they'll ask you to come into that small room sit you down and continue with the search ,sometimes they even seize your well seasoned food and I have learnt my lessons I no longer carry food stuff for Nigerians that aren't ready to leave the garri,egusi,bitter leaf,ogbono and all that dried fish alone after leaving the country for good and I'm sure you fall into this category. tongue grin
nobody ever searched me in a derogatory manner. Same procedure for everyone was applied to me.

Maybe there was something really suspicious about your appearance tongue

Yes I fall into the category well well. I carry all my food grin.

As along as it is dry, no questions asked I just breeze through security.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 8:35am On Feb 07, 2015
Herzumpther:
Yesterday's dinner of pineapple.

Breakfast of rice and tea.
and the drugs were the dessert? angry

Ndo my sister. Get well soon
Family › Re: American Man Sends Over $100,000 To Wife In Nigeria He’s Never Met by cococandy(f): 8:34am On Feb 07, 2015
Truckpusher:
Who is manufacturing stories here ?of course the food went through the rigorous checking system but listen and listen very carefully you don't get the same search process that other nationalities like Canadians,French ,Brits and Germans get from their various airports.If you say that they do not search Nigerians differently then you must be a serious learner .
Kindly do a marathon travel like four to five legs of travel through Europe,US and Asia and see how you're well loved by those folks then come back and change your point of view.Though it doesn't happen all the time but it does happen and it's significant.
ok I'm a learner then.
Politics › Re: We Won't Provide Security For February 14 Poll Unless Its Postponed - Military by cococandy(f): 8:18am On Feb 07, 2015
mrmetoo1:
First things first if that's you in your profile, you're very pretty.. now let's move on.

Here's how I see it, no one ever looks forward to the date he's going to fail. So he's either trying to move his failure date forward or he's trying as much as he can to right some wrongs. Righting some wrongs which could either be for the benefit of Nigerians or for his own benefit.

If you get a two weeks notice at your job to leave and you know you don't have any other option or other options are not just good enough, you do everything you can, within your power, to make sure that decision is reversed within those two weeks you have.

This is my opinion. Btw, are you in support of the postponement and why? I've answered your question
yes that is me. Thank you.


Well I don't really see how that postponement is supposed to make any difference in the acceptability of any candidate. I'm sure most supporters of either parties already have their mind set on who they want. A few new jobs done now will not win anybody over to any side least likely the opposition who sees everything new as propaganda. That can't be his reason (if any) for wanting the election postponed.

If the allegations are true that some regions are being sidelined in the distribution of PVCs,then it makes sense for them to agitate for postponement. I would too if I live in a region where I've tried unsuccessfully to get my VC and can't . Who wants to be taken for a ride ?


Personally I'm indifferent to the issue of postponement or carrying on as scheduled.

I'm just confused as to why the opposition keeps saying it is a tactic by the ruling party to manipulate the elections when they can't even give a meaningful explanation of how that is 'supposed' to work in favor of the ruling party except of course somewhere deep down they(APC) believe truly that the regions supporting GEJ are being disenfranchised hence their call for the fast forward while the odd are still in their favor.
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 8:05am On Feb 07, 2015
Moca I did small research for you. This first one is an online store and they sell for just 1,200 naira.



http://www.kaymu.com.ng/almond-milk-almond-breeze-vanilla-unsweetened-228360.html

This one is not online but they have it . Are you around lagos? Then you can try find them


http://www.mybelledonfull.com/2014/02/25/grocery-shopping-lagos-delis-supermarket/

And the ever popular Jumia has it too at the same 1200 naira.

http://www./health-alternative-plus-almond-milk-almond-breeze-vanilla-unsweetened-142267.html

Goodluck kiss
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by cococandy(f): 7:56am On Feb 07, 2015
moca:
Nne, all these people with their research eeh.
I dey fear o!
Actually, I hv tasted soy milk. Very bland. I just don't like it. I lv liquid milk so much and that one is d worst.
try almond milk. I just discovered it ( few weeks ago) and it was awesome.
Made from ground almonds so it is even healthier And suitable for vegetarians. Taste better than dairy milk too.
No lactose or cholesterol. So you won't have those lactose intolerance reactions.

The only problem might be availability to you. But if you live close to any shoprite store or a big variety store similar to shoprite in huge stock, you may find it. I hope you do.

Politics › Re: We Won't Provide Security For February 14 Poll Unless Its Postponed - Military by cococandy(f): 7:47am On Feb 07, 2015
Bias and sentiment aside, I want to understand how postponing the elections will favor goodluck Jonathan.
Can somebody help?

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