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Princess zoe: Solid rock which is God and fear of God

i totally support this.

Where u dey na?come finish am naw b4 i make ma proper comment.

Let me ask u this,are u physically fit?hope u are nt criple.

I luv it.

There is no argument in this,@op forget abt the gurl and move on with your life.no big deal.

[quote author=Xavier's]To sleep with her boss don dey her eye since abeg!!!... I don't believe dis cock η Bull story!

Imagine you were ♍y gf!! Infact no sane guy wud eva understand. Your action![/quote]i agree with you.

Where can we find it in the bible?fake man.

Pls house,how many years is it going to take to finish cipm programme startin from d foundation level.

No wahala,just give a try.

Lolz,i beg make una leave dos girls,watin concern una.una won force dem ni?

U knw naw.eja nla

Try ur best and leave the rest to God.

What has that got 2 do with u,are dey d 1st person?meanwhile d nature of thier conflict is different.gbeborun.

Siena:
That's where you're wrong. English is our first language, our native languages come second.

olodo,english is our 2nd language.

greatgod2012: In my own opinion, i think not allowing your children speak your indigeneus language is like telling them, indirectly, that, you are not proud of your tribe and its language, atleast, if you are proud of a thing, you will want people to identify you with that thing, and i notice that its mostly common with we yorubas, you can hardly find an igbo or hausa kids, who will not be proud to speak their indigenous languages, even, in public places, but, we yorubas,......hhhhmmmmm, may God help us.

Well, in my own house, we (hubby and i) ensure that our children understand our language very well, infact, its a rule that........
1. You must know the yoruba meaning of whatever you are talking about, so anytime they see a new thing, which they know its english name, i tell them the yoruba meaning and ask them to address the thing in yoruba for a whole week, except in school.
2. Once i speak to you in yoruba, you must respond in yoruba, and it has helped them a great deal to speak the language fluently.


The mistake our people makes is that, once a child speaks totally in English, it makes the child a brilliant child, which is not true sometimes, or even most times, i remember one of my secondary school mates, who could speak english like mad, but repeated S.S1 three time, and the fourth time, she was advised to withdraw, because it was a laid down rule in my school then, that, once a student repeat a class three times, and she also repeat the fourth time, she would be advised to withdraw, but, you need to know this girl, then, even, oyinbo man could not speak english fluently as she used to, but, gbogbo e.....odo ni.
@all, lets all embrace our indigenous languages, and also encourage our kids to embrace it. teni n teni, takisa ni t'aatan.
May God help us.

am impressed wit dis.

U make sense.

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Na Ikechuwkwu's long lost pikin be dis.

na woman vomits dis head?

it was out of wedlock she got pregnant and d guy lives no more.life goes on.i think her decision is ok.

U sound good,i luv dis.

nyere84: I prefer num 1 husband, than that num 2. Abeg ooo

y u prefer no 1,no 10 no good,abi.e dey ur body.

Ma guy u are stil nt ready 4 serious datin.i advice u control ur mindset.

Eya,RIP

I dont even knw wat 2 say,but i pray it wont happen.

[quote author=star*]Ok so by the same token you are expecting a wealthy guy to stay wealthy for life? What if you get married and become broke? What will you have left to back up your marriage. It's true you need to tick boxes but money is not the foundation of a good relationship. Supporting a man through bad times and reaping the benefits together would feel much better don't you think? Trust me.., when you have a good partner who loves you? You can face almost anything

Now., a man with no ambition? that's different! If he wants to sit back and watch you work your backside off you're not going to fall in love. Period.[/quote]very correct.

Welldone bro.

[quote author=gree-die]he is not a thing that should be owned.[/quote]ok na, who did u cherish among d two.

[quote author=gree-die]he is not a thing that should be owned.[/quote]ok na, who do u cherish among d two.

Billyonaire: That question does not exist. No one owns a man.

i know God owns everybody right.am just makin a preference in how man is being appreciated btw d two.

In argument btw a mans mother and the mans wife. Mother......my son must obey me unless he did'nt suck my breast for 1year.wife........he sucks mine now & sucked it for more than 5years and he is still sucking.mother..........i carried him for nine months.wife.......he was only 3.5kg den,so wat d big deal?i carry him every night and he is 85kg now.mother.............he passed btw my legs.wife..........he only passed there once,he stays in-btw my legs like everyday.mother.........he ees on my body and bed-wet my foam every night.wife..........hahaha,that was long ago when he was still a kid.now he is an adult and he pees inside me and bed-wet my honeypot any time he wants.not at night alone but any where he wishes.pls who owns a man?

Exponental: No one is tempting u....... U are lust in what u hear n see. Everyday, we see ladies wear skimpy dresses, infact, we see ladies pants everyday, but this is not tempting to many of us. Adjust ur reasoning n survive dis nayked world.

correct.