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[quote author=hoebamaa post=65376390]As a professional photographer I have witness so many wedding dramas..But this am about to share got me crying... The wedding was conducted in an open field,As the event was going on a vehicle that was been parked close where the bride family sat down moved an kill the bride mother and her sister instantly..
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Who are the idiots that stands in solidarity with these rogues.

Simply put

Kenechi1:
Not trying be a hater? But it seems like the only thing this Lagos state government does is commission roads

what else should he do? Build power stations?

Another vain man

It is called mould, this often affects carbohydrates when they are not properly stored, or in your own case as a result of bread particles that drops into the margarine while spreading on your bread. It's not dangerous, just scoop out the affected part and you good to go.

That's a real father, I will do worse if any guy lays a finger on my daughter, if any guy comes from an abusive home, deal with your issues instead of dragging other families into your world of pain.

Lovely building, God will continually lift you up. I tap into this blessing in Jesus name.

Igbobi college yaba (I.C.Y)
1. Teach me thy best that all the world may know,
What it is to have come from thee,
Teach me that I into the world may go,
Struggling ever for thy fame, Igbobi,
Refrain: “Give me a torch, which shall shine

And pour on all afar and near
Its radiance divine
Let hill and vale these tidings bear
Wherever there’s an Igbobian
There also is a noble Nigerian.”
2. Teach me that I the word of God mighty to save
Everyone from lure of sin and sty.
Teach me that I may grow up kind and brave
Self-denying for the poor and needy.
Refrain: “Give me a torch,...
3. Give me such knowledge necessary for bliss
As will make my life’s career a jewel:
Not only subjects called Humanities
But those called the Sciences must join in.
Refrain: “Give me a torch,…
4. Teach me those habits of a gentleman
As will make me clean and quick and clear
Teach me to play my part well in a plan
And in sports to win or lose with fair cheer

Refrain: “Give me a torch,…

5. So shall it be that, having learnt thy best,
I shall proudly claim to have come from thee.
And when from thee into the world I’ve passed
I will struggle for thy fame, Igbobi.
Refrain: “Give me a torch, which shall shine
And pour on all afar and near
Its radiance divine
Let hill and vale these tidings bear
Wherever there’s an Igbobian
There also is a noble Nigerian.”