biacan:
It's true ooooo but most girls don't want to lower their ego and learn how to cook because they think it's making them look like a maid in their husbands house..........Ehmmm future hubby no need to go for a maid I can pound fufu well........ Just hope it's enough men are never satisfied

dominique:

Sorry . I'll mail you the moment I get any feedback

dominique:

Just2endowed?

dominique:
Why should the husband be the one to be punished for his wife's philandering? What type of tradition is that?

RGem:

No, i didn't buy it in Nigeria.

RGem:


Huawei phones are damn expensive. My Huawei mate S cost me a fortune

Acidosis:


I understand how you feel bro. Walking away is not going to be difficult, just get something to distract yourself for a while. About the two families, allow her convey the message to her family, I'm sure your family will get the message.

When it comes to deciding who you want to spend the rest of your life with, you've got to be selfish. You're in this alone and can't afford to make a mistake. Nothing is more disgusting than seeing two male adults struggle over a woman. If she wants her ex, don't fight it, choose to be the "loser".

yak:


I think 10% on TB is better than the 13%

In the world of professional sports, athletes have long recognized their roots and beginnings and have been involved in helping communities. Earning a hefty salary for doing what they love, athletes worldwide have been known to be involved in charitable causes, and indulge in philanthropic efforts. Although they put their well-being on the line in the ring, professional boxers are known to bank impressive amounts, win or lose, in world-class match-ups.


Involved in what’s said to be the ‘fight of the century’, professional boxer Manny Pacquiao, even upon his defeat, made over $100 million and is now using his earnings towards a respectable initiative. The Philippines-native took to Facebook with the message: “I’m so happy giving this houses free to my constituents in Sarangani Province from my own pocket more than thousand families are the beneficiaries.” Upon his major, worldwide-viewed match with Floyd Mayweather Jr, he was inspired to make a difference with his earnings. The boxer felt it was his duty to give back and recognize his roots at a time like this.

This remarkable act has now housed a thousand families in his hometown, all thanks to his heartwarming plan to make a difference. Despite the power and aggression that he exploits to the world in his boxing matches, he is a warm-hearted individual who is a man of the people.



Born into poverty himself, he recognizes the struggle and feels that it’s only right to give back from his own fortunes, to where his story began. He has always credited the people from his past for his success, and this gesture is an example of his gratitude.

dollarsplenty:
They are now role models for kogi youths. That's why they were INVITED to Government house and hosted by the first lady.
Leaders always sending wrong signals to our hardworking youths and later start blaming them for being lazy. God knows how many youths that would be influenced to follow the footsteps of these invited role models.

kmaster007:
who get tym to read all dis stuff, dey Suld hv jst brief it... go straight to d point. dat wat we need here

zinaunreal:


I used to pray for 100k. Now i got millions. Nothing is impossible