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I sympathize with your condition... Your case is one of an 'improper circumcission' (permit me to use the word 'improper'). The best option is to go under the knove to correct the anomaly which i will not advise considering your are an adult already.
Better still, try to maintain a very good hygeine around that region (clean regularly with methylated spirit). If you can keep up with that, you should be fine and have less to worry about. Cheers my brother

... that you have "ruined" your lives is an understatement...'Destroyed' describes it better!!!

...Very Very Unfortunate!!!

The earlier you tell him the better to avoid future stories biko!
If your husband is an irrational man that does not trust you... biko keep it to yourself and end put your supervisor in his place bfor he ruins your marriage.

Rule No.1- Never turn in your money to anyone to invest in a business you know nothing about for you!!!

Sorry about your experience... I advise you make use of courier service for such item next to avoid situations like this.

I'm very happy for you that it all went well at the end... Congrats!!!
This is exactly why keeping a good relationship with everyone you meet in business and showing honesty is very important.!!!

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her birthday on Sunday, marking 93 years in the public glare.

Here are five facts about Britain’s oldest and longest-reigning monarch.

– Longevity –

Over 80 per cent of Britons has not experienced life under any other monarch, having not been born when Elizabeth ascended the throne on February 6, 1952, according to the UK Office of National Statistics.
She has reigned over 14 prime ministers, coming to the throne during the tenure of Winston Churchill.

She has also met with 11 of the 12 US presidents in office and signed more than 3,500 bills into law.

On her birthday, the Queen will be 11 years and four months older than any British monarch in history, and at 67 years and 74 days, will be the longest serving by three years and 224 days.

– Birth –

The Queen was born on April 21, 1926, at 17 Bruton Street in London’s upmarket Mayfair neighbourhood, which is now a high-end Chinese restaurant whose signature dishes include “Roasted silver cod with Champagne”.

She has another official birthday on the second Saturday in June, to celebrate the landmark publicly.
The double birthday tradition was started by King George II in 1748, who wanted to have a summer celebration.

– Animals –

The monarch has been an animal lover all her life, and is particularly fond of horses and dogs.

She has owned more than 30 corgi dogs, her favourite breed, and even invented a new breed, the dorgi — a cross between a corgi and a dachshund.
She inherited several thoroughbred racing horses after her father King George VI died in 1952 and her rides have won more than 1,600 races.
The 93-year-old has also owned an elephant, black jaguars and a crocodile — all gifts that were looked after in zoos — and due to archaic laws, still owns all unmarked mute swans and “royal fish” in Britain, including dolphins and sturgeons



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Her Royal Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II

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Five facts about Queen Elizabeth II as she turns 93
Published April 21, 2019
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her birthday on Sunday, marking 93 years in the public glare.

Here are five facts about Britain’s oldest and longest-reigning monarch.

– Longevity –

Over 80 per cent of Britons has not experienced life under any other monarch, having not been born when Elizabeth ascended the throne on February 6, 1952, according to the UK Office of National Statistics.


She has reigned over 14 prime ministers, coming to the throne during the tenure of Winston Churchill.

She has also met with 11 of the 12 US presidents in office and signed more than 3,500 bills into law.

On her birthday, the Queen will be 11 years and four months older than any British monarch in history, and at 67 years and 74 days, will be the longest serving by three years and 224 days.


– Birth –

The Queen was born on April 21, 1926, at 17 Bruton Street in London’s upmarket Mayfair neighbourhood, which is now a high-end Chinese restaurant whose signature dishes include “Roasted silver cod with Champagne”.

She has another official birthday on the second Saturday in June, to celebrate the landmark publicly.


The double birthday tradition was started by King George II in 1748, who wanted to have a summer celebration.

– Animals –

The monarch has been an animal lover all her life, and is particularly fond of horses and dogs.

She has owned more than 30 corgi dogs, her favourite breed, and even invented a new breed, the dorgi — a cross between a corgi and a dachshund.


She inherited several thoroughbred racing horses after her father King George VI died in 1952 and her rides have won more than 1,600 races.

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The 93-year-old has also owned an elephant, black jaguars and a crocodile — all gifts that were looked after in zoos — and due to archaic laws, still owns all unmarked mute swans and “royal fish” in Britain, including dolphins and sturgeons.


– Tax –

Although not legally obliged to pay tax, Elizabeth chose in 1992 to start voluntarily paying income tax on her private earnings amid public grumblings about the cost of restoring the family’s fire-damaged Windsor Castle.

– Tech savvy –

Despite the tradition and pomp of the family, the Queen has been comfortable with developing technologies ever since serving as a truck mechanic in World War II.

She sent her first email in 1976, sent a message taken to the moon by astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin in 1969, first tweeted in 2014 and made her first Instagram post last month.

Her 1953 coronation was the first to be televised and, in 2012, her annual Christmas speech was made available on podcast.

Quickteller or firstmonie by firstbank.... In my opinion- do not use paga

charmzdeen:
I ve a Kia picanto 2008 model

Pls drop your contact i am interested

deavicky:
Seriously?

i doubt it

I'm glad you've started thinking... Pause, Stop and invest what you've made. There's no Joy in hurting others!!!

Secure an admission first... Then contact me. With God's help I will try in my little way to see you through school.

Stupidity aided by poverty and ignorance.... All for what?

From sango, get a bike/cab to Iwo road... once you get to iwo-road, ask bike men over there where to get cab/bike to Olodo.

drshrewd:
you remember the great Schrödinger's three dimensional wave equation

He deserved a seat beside Einstein for those wicked equations...

You gave her the best advise already...!!!