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Rt FNJ: This is too foolish of U... ![]() |
berem: After collecting 7.7 million naira, they still went ahead to defraud another person? Long throat criminals!You spoke my mind exactly. |
Would have been of immense help to you unto France tings, but for your English speaking country preference. |
What a discombobulated thread, Rooneys wife agrees personal terms with John Terry as in? |
OMG! This is barbaric, check out the damage done to the unfortunate/innocent toddler. WHY ALWAYS NPF? May God help that toddler, Smh!. |
So unfortunate, R.I.P man |
HBD Madiba. |
Every tom, di.c.k and harry are uttering unguided statements to Prof. Wole, even a THING like late Abacha's daughter, smh!. |
Abagworo: Jonathan is really seeing hell at home. I wonder how he managed this woman when he was an average man that sometimes lacked money.I learnt from an impeccable source that back in those days she once divorced Jonathan. |
chindi: Na PEJ name jst dey ring bell everywhr now o! Most popular Nigerian citizen @ da moment. Even dey popular pass GEJ. Dame Pepe, park well oNah she be president nah, GEJ nah figure head. |
Iv'e never found maself in such a situation, so dunno how i'll feel. |
Strange things happening, though i hold reservation on the credibility. |
exxell: Pls Nairalanders, is it afam4ever that is being shut down by the federal government? Coz thats the only news that will make my day today! lol! How can, he's too small nah. Besides it was shot down by SHELL |
When it comes to trials involving African leaders u'll see ICC gingering for arrest but when it comes to Western leaders they turn deaf ears mtcheew. |
Walert: BrouhahaI know of that i meant bruhehe |
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Louis007: Its not easy for fat girls, wen I was in 200lvs I had this fat girl toasting me, despite my smallish stature den. I jst hope dat @op isn't same person.Hmm! Nah wah to some nairalanders oo.. Why asking her? If atall she did schooled there, do u xpect her to affirm she was the one stalking you? |
@ Op i feel your pain, i think you are Psychologically inbalanced, which leads to your low self esteem thereby making you feel excessive self pity on your situation. Have it in mind that there are peolpe who weigh more pounds than you but dont feel as bad as you feel for yourself. Will advice you be more conservative on your fat intake and try enrolling in a weight loosing routine. Besides @Op how come you registered yesterday and your first topic hit the front page same day? Hmmm! Smh! Wish you the best though, Am outa here. |
Marwanu or what ever he calls himself should spare Nigerians that poo his speewing, afterall he partook in shedding the blood of innocent Nigerians while they held sway over some part of the north, once a terrorist, terrorist for life. |
Sijo01: ...because they need it to run their business.......you want them to give you their smaller denominations and be stranded later.Perfect answer to the Ques. Mod you can lock the thread. |
boron10: GEJ is working, haters are hatingGEJ working? I see. |
Sterling Towers: The Rich man should be charged to court of law for conspiracy to commit Manslaughter and multiple manslaughter.I think thats harsh, the report has it that "in line with the spirit of Ramadan, the businessman had made it a point duty to assist the poor in the past 40 years" So i think its just a case of goodwill gone sore. |
wilxz: The Northern Elite cannot extend their goodwill in terms of education, instead of giving them free food why not give them scholarships. They always like see people bowing down to them at every corner.I think education is key over there, because the increase of Mendicants popularly known as almajiris is quiet alarming. |
Had Prof. Wole not voiced his opinion i dont think PEJ would have called for peace. |
Kamanda: He is right.The first lady is a man O.His wife is called Jonathan ![]() |
Hmm! He that is wise should heed this advice. |
Nice advice. |
People get into heated debates about how to purnish children. Should you spank or use Time Out? Should you take away privileges for a few days or should you ground them more weeks on end? How or if you purnish your child is an extremely personal decision, but one that is necessary. No parent wants to be seen as the bad guy, but it is important to have a method to deal with your child’s behavior when he gets out of line. But before you get to the point when need to apply punishment, you should ask these 5 questions to make sure that you address the situation in a loving manner. 1. Have I established household rules that are fair and reasonable? As a parent, you must establish boundaries and set expectations for behaviour. Without clearly defined household rules, children are prone to go their own way and it's unfair to punish them for doing something that they didn't know was inappropriate. Your household rules need to be fair, reasonable, and reflective of your belief system. Once your rules are established, you must explain the consequences for breaking the rules. When kids understand the rules, expectations, and consequences they are more apt to adjust their behavior accordingly. 2.Does the behavior warrant punishment? Children makes mistake. Sometimes they make a lot of mistakes. It is unwise to punish children every time they do something wrong. You must use your wisdom and discernment to determine which behaviors actually warrant punishment. If you punish children for every discretion, the punishment will lose it's desired effect. Your kids need to understand that their actions have consequences, but they also need to know that you are willing to demonstrate forgiveness. 3. Is the punishment appropriate? If you deem that punishment is the appropriate response for your child's infraction, you have to decide what is appropriate. It's easy to overreact and dole out a punishment that is too harsh. On the flip side, you have to make sure that you aren't being too lenient or else the punishment will be ineffective. You must also keep in mind that each child is different. What works for one child may not work for another child. Unreasonable punishments can lead to resentment. 4. Are my emotions under control? The worst thing a parent can do when punishing a child is to react out of anger. When you allow your anger to control your behavior, you may do things that you will letter regret - things that could scar your child physically and emotionally. If your child misbehaves in a way that deserves punishment, take some time to allow your anger to subside before reacting. Once your emotions are under control, then you can respond to the offense with clarity and compassion. 5. What can my child learn from this experience? When children misbehave, parents have the opportunity to teach valuable life lessons about right and wrong, repentance, and forgiveness. Don't get so caught up in the punishment that you fail to use the situation as a teachable moment. www.babble.com/dad/5-questions-to-ask-before-punishing-your-child/ |
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