₦airaland Forum

Dtruthspeaker:
First, You are not "God"

Secondly, "It is Finished" Shut the Door, that No can open, therefore Not in these last days!

But I have done my part in warning you, so I stand away that you may do what seemeth good to the thee!

Donspicey:
Colour wey go stain white bedsheets.....

PrimadonnaO:

PrimadonnaO:

PrimadonnaO:

PrimadonnaO:

Dtruthspeaker:
Satanist na your brother and you dey talk Gospel with am?

Na wah oh!

fuckingAyaya:
A girl can never be superior to a man except for Simps, girls wey dey bend down piss

geoworldedu:
God is a big-time failure. Sending his son to die for the sins of the world but since continued like ever before. What a monumental failure.

ashybabs:
i appreciate this but, thanks for your kind words

tojahh:
Oga... Say what's on your mind already.

PrimadonnaO:
Someone that I could dash my left kidney. Lol. I really felt God wasn't giving me the go-ahead to go because I wasn't at peace with the decision.

Anyway, God will always do what He will do.

@the last part...Iseeehhh! Thanks.

PrimadonnaO:
His elder brother and his wife are both AS, too... they pulled it off with two children. But they aren't in Nigeria.

We tried to work things out for a couple of months, then COVID-19 caused a lot of twists, and I bailed out. I just couldn't stop thinking that I was walking into fire with my two eyes open.

PrimadonnaO:
Yass. He is. Genotype.

PrimadonnaO:
Not seeing him anymore, though.

Mariangeles:
Pay more for them?
They're priceless jewels, not commodities.

Mariangeles:
Ndi Ada are mostly very responsible.
They are specially raised with a strong sense of obligation...especially toward their siblings.
They hardly look to others to carry their responsibility, instead they'll carry theirs and yours as well.
Their siblings are able to rely on them and they hardly disappoint. They're like sisters and mothers at the same time.

Becca350:
thanks sweetie

JaneYave:
We get stuck to ourselves and the heart knows where it belongs, every other thing becomes secondary. Another point is weight gain, if the finger becomes fatter, the ring becomes tight on it.

jaelz:
So I was hosting an uncle if mine and we were discussing about why he wasn't wearing his ring, to my utmost surprise he said he wears his ring any day his wife wears here. I was shocked though but my mind drifted back to me so many of my friends and relations who also do not wear their rings again even despite being married. Back in the days I know you only take off your ring when you want to flirt abi play away matches, but these days it's almost asif the take off their wedding rings immediately after those church weddings. So my question is why?

Cc: lalasticlala, seun, onila, farano, prettythicksme, mynd44

ebonflexy:
I love this girl.
She told me she is an "Ada".
I understand that to mean that she is the first born daughter of her village (Somewhere in Abia state).

She is very beautfiful, hard working and industrious.
If I marry her, what specifically am I to expect in terms of "first daughter" from her village people?

sweetyme001:
All Nigerian Adas don't have Sense they borrow Sense from their younger siblings. It will end in premium tears the day you run out of cash:

PrimadonnaO:
Lol. Okay.