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No 4 takes it for me. No 5 seems unreal.

I live in ibadan, under oluyole local government. My brother, e don tire person. If you see our roads, you'll almost cry. I had family friends visit me sometime ago, their car got stuck in the middle of our road. We no even sabi who local government chairman be sef, Ajimobi no let us vote, hin just put people there as figure heads. Bros, make I stop here, make I no vex go put sugar inside rice wey I dey boil.

tosine25: Hmmm,..... Any advise for young gals (undergraduates) fighting ova a Guy that iz not even ready for marriage

Buy them boxing gloves!!

@op,fighting(not physical) does have a way of getting a man to reduce cheating,overtime,stop it(that's in a few cases anyway). A lot of men cheat because they feel they have nothing to lose while at it. A fight every now and then, reminds them of what cheating could cause them .nobody wants to lose what they love enough to wife over what they love enough not to wife.

But why should your trick your wife into sex Was she arranged for you to marry or it was money you used to entice her into the marriage?

we shouldn't limit "complexity in wants" to women alone,it affects us all. Nobody can ever give everything the other wants to them(be it male or female), human "wants" are endless and changes constantly. Women are just as complicated as men are, only that men being men, endure better than women.

I think the major mistake we human beings make, is that, we mix our needs with wants. As a result of this, we tend to find it hard to identify what we really need.

A man needs a car, he buys a Toyota, after two years,he changes it to a Honda. Ask him why, he probably won't give a sensible response as to why he needed to change the car.

A woman needs something to keep her items for daily use,she buys a purse. In another week,she sees and buys a louis vuitton bag for the same purpose.

What I am saying in essence is, the moment we start to prioritise our needs over wants, we start to complain less.

We believe everything the West says.they said palm oil is bad,we agree it is. You wear ankara, they say you are poor. You eat amala and egusi,they say you are local,why not fried rice. God help us

Neither of the two,it is plainly due to wrong orientation and upbringing. I know a girl who is from a wealthy family,and still believes a guy must give her everything. I asked her why,she said that is how it should be,and that's what her mother told her.

At the same time,you'll see girls who are from families where they barely can afford 3 square meals, that still believe a boyfriend isn't their saviour from poverty.

Would we say greed and poverty is responsible for Armed robbery? If so,80% of Nigerians would be thieves.

That is the 3rd worst way to die(the 2nd being, having your manhood sliced and force-fed to you,and first being,having both hands and legs tied up to different cars,and the cars driven towards different directions).That being said,the kim dude is crazy,wickedand power-drunk.I hope somebody forces a full-stop on him the Abacha way.

daftpikin: LooL.. I cant list it here not enuf space.. Buh to knw hw bad I was in sec. School I was the first junior student to get suspended in my school..

You weren't as bad as you think!!! If you were,you wouldn't have been caught in whatever bad act in the first place,and get suspended. Bad students never get caught,only the stubborn ones.

Andyblaze: ok sorry

Sick mofo...lol. I love you and Mr Olodo. Mr Olodo is only a bit more stupid

Ahahahahahah.I like this dude. Please write sillier stories,mr olodo is about taking the stupidity crown from you with his pictures.

More stupidity to your brain.

Andyblaze and borntofcuk are my favorite nairalanders.

romelady: MEKAKO is d best soap eva

I kept wondering if I was the only one who used MEKAKO.

Gatusso?
Nigel De Jong?
Chiristopher Samba?
Ricardo Fuller?
Ivan Cordoba?
Ballotelli?
Taiye Taiwo?
Taribo West?

Amen

A WOMAN who experienced a major stroke gave
birth to a healthy baby 13 weeks after she "died".
The 31-year-old woman, who was 15 weeks
pregnant, was at home when she started to feel
unwell before suffering a devastating stroke.
The Hungarian woman was rushed to hospital and
underwent emergency surgery to reduce the build-
up of blood in her brain but was declared brain-dead.
But with her foetus still alive, her body was placed
on a ventilator to keep the heart beating.

Brain death occurs when someone no longer has any activity in their brain stem which controls
consciousness, awareness, breathing and the ability
to regulate heart rate and blood pressure.
But doctors hoped to bring the woman's family some
joy amid the tragedy of her sudden "death".


Prof. Dr. György Balla at the University of Debrecen Medical and Health Science Centre, in Hungary's second city, told the Express Online:"When it
became obvious that we wouldn't be able to save her
we realised we had another 'patient' who we could
save, the foetus which was 15 weeks old at that time
and perfectly healthy. "We had to weigh up if we were capable of keeping the baby in its mother's body until at least the 24th week.

We also had to consider the chances the baby
would have for a healthy, complete life.
"We only knew about a few similar cases in the world
and the question was whether we were capable of
dealing with the eventual problems through the
months. "We felt that after losing the battle for the mother's life, we started a new fight for the baby. We all felt that if we could bring a healthy baby into the world,
it would give the father and the family some solace."
The medical team worked round the clock to
maintain the woman's circulation and hormone
balance, as well as ensuring her body had suitable
nutrition to nourish the foetus.


After the 20th week, the woman's family named the
foetus to further encourage the staff of the intensive
care unit. But the unborn child had only just been
given a name when the mother's condition took a
turn for the worse and she developed sepsis.
She was treated successful and Prof. Balla says, "We
were lucky in a sense that the infection occurred in
the second part of the pregnancy when the drugs
wouldn't harm the health of the baby so we could
use the most effective medicine to treat our patient."

Meanwhile, the nurses spoke to the foetus regularly
and played the radio throughout the day so the
unborn baby could hear human voices and music.
While the father and grandparents stroked the
mother's belly and spoke to the unborn child.
A caesarean, which took place in July was scheduled
for 27 weeks, the point at which the baby could be
delivered safely. At 3lb 2oz the baby was transferred
to the neo-natal unit and 10 weeks later discharged
from hospital to join its family.

Following the caesarean, the doctors had to choose
between two options. The first was to turn off the
mother's mechanical ventilation and cardiac
support, which would have lead to her heart
stopping.However, the family wanted her death to save other lives so he body was kept on the ventilator for
another two days as her liver, kidneys, pancreas and
heart were removed from the mother's body and
offered for transplantation.


Two of the five organs were received by the same
patient. Treating the mother thus enabled her own
child to be born and also saved the lives of four other people, following her death.

Prof. Balla says, "The whole world is talking about
our success, which is the acknowledgement of the
determined and sometimes heroic job that we
constantly do in our hospital."The fact that after 92 days of being brain-dead wecould use the organs of the mother and, with theorgans, we could save four other people's lives is theevidence that the 21st century's medical techniquesare capable of saving the crucial organs in perfect condition long after brain death."


It was the first case in the hospital's history where a
pregnancy was continued in a brain-dead woman for
more than 90 days


Source
www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/443210/The-miracle-baby-born-to-a-woman-13-weeks-after-she-died

Why don't Americans participate in Osun-Osogbo celebration

Okay.thank you.but if the car had been a Hummer,she wouldn't have been able to lift o.

Grammmys to come.

Thanks,
I will keep it for when I start smoking.

Stop thinking too much about the fact that you need to urinate.the more you think about it,the more you have to.the attention you gave to urinating during the UTI is still there,that's anxiety.go out often enough,when you have things to do and know you are out of your comfort zone,you wouldn't urinate every 30mins. Most importantly,see a doctor.

I do not think it is normal.every thirthy minutes? That's like.
48times if we assume you didn't sleep at all.what I have read
is that,the normal daily limit should be 6-8 times,and you shouldn't wake up more than once at night to urinate.personally,I think nothing might still be wrong with you.it is probably just anxiety kicking in.

Ok

Amen...keep the faith

Okay,I have met them.

Pretty woman

Allahu Akbar

A woman is always supposed to be neat...in as much as I don't support leaving everything for my woman to do,I still expect her to do everything when they need be done.a woman who can comfortably sit with a man in a dirty room,get water from a dirty kitchen,bathe in a dirty bathroom,eat in a dirty house is not good enough to be a wife.cleaning is supposed to be a natural thing for women...so,I see no big deal in it(as long as u are doing it willingly,not cos he orders you to).

D gal fine sha...

These old dudes are just stingy and sense****.they've been going to the grammies since the late 90's,I wonder why they haven't looked for younger presenters and groom them for such occasions.they are starting to look like fat american floor cleaners at the event.