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Ziona Chana hasa has 39 wives, 94 children, 14 daughters-in-law and 33 grandchildren. They all live with him in his hotel-like 100-room, four-story house perched among the hills of Baktwang village in the Indian state of Mizoram.

One year, he married ten wives. Two of them sisters. His 39 wives say they are blessed to have him and take turns to share his bed.


It takes 30 whole chickens, peel 132lb of potatoes and boil up to 220lb of rice to make dinner for this family.


The family is organised with almost military discipline, with the oldest wife Zathiangi organising her fellow partners to perform household chores such as cleaning, washing and preparing meals.

Coincidentally, Mr Chana is said to head a sect that allows members to take as many wives as they want.


Rinkmini, one of Mr Chana's wives who is now 38 years old, said:
'We stay around him as he is the most important person in the house. He is the most handsome person in the village.

As at 2011, he said he was looking at marrying new wives to expand his family.

Their home.
Now what is the gain? Some will say, his act will help curb adultery.

http://www.xperiang.com/2014/11/introducing-to-you-worlds-largest.html?m=1

French Phones dont have the dot.

dechandel:
2.. Very early. Cause of distance ish

ohh, i see, happy meeting ya dear

dechandel:
Ibeme junior o
I left when Mbaegbu left ... You remember the jovial Brother??

hahah, that was 2006. Yo left early ooh. After ur 1 or 2?

dechandel:
Nah
Sont was.. Chinyelugo them.. Ibeme and co
I don't think you'd know them.. They aint your set

I tried to know some of ya, i think i know Ibeme

dechandel:
That should be peecee's anwadike's set right?

You know Sont?? Class of 011?

Pc Anwadike is my junior . I schooled early enough
Was he ya classmate?

dechandel:
Yea
But i left early.. To a federal school

Class of??

09, u

dechandel:
Hey
Which of the Marist Schools did you attend?? Nteje??

Yea dear, you went there?

United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, one of Africa's largest financial services institutions, swept the global banking awards in London Thursday, winning in five categories to become one of the highest single winning bank brands ‎at this year's awards.

During the event, organized annually by The Banker magazine, UBA was voted 'Bank of the Year in Africa ' for 2014, trumping others to win the highly coveted award for pan-African bank brands. This is the second time in three years that UBA Plc has won the prestigious award; the first time was in 2012. Four country subsidiaries of UBA Group in Sierra Leone , Gabon , Senegal and Cote D'Ivoire also won 'Bank of the Year' for their respective countries, reflecting a brand excellence that cuts across national bounds and pervades the continent. UBA Senegal won the award for the third consecutive year, having won in 2012 and 2013.

Group Managing Director/CEO for UBA Plc, Phillips Oduoza, said, 'winning this award twice in three years is a recognition of our commitment to delivering excellence and our consistent achievement of that goal. We remain focused on the realization of our strategic intent of becoming ' Africa 's Global Bank' and continue to explore opportunities in markets and sectors across the continent that will enable us achieve this intent,' said Mr. Oduoza.

A publication of the Financial Times newspaper, The Banker is a global financial intelligence magazine that provides global bank ratings and analyses and is the definitive reference on international banking for high level decision makers globally. According to the magazine, the aim of the award ceremony 'is to highlight industry wide excellence within the global banking community.'

One winning bank is selected from participating banks in each of the 120 countries from which entries are received for the competition.

Associate Publisher of the magazine, Philip Church, stressed that UBA's performance at the awards is a testimony to the trust the bank's clients have placed on the bank and its operations over the year. 'Being named as Bank of the Year in your own country by the world's longest running international banking title is testament to the strong management, sound business model and prudent risk approach of your bank' said Mr. Church.

Only last September, UBA won 'Best Transaction Bank from Africa '. The award which focuses on transaction banking does not only recognizes banks that have made improvements to their investments in technology, but more importantly how these improvements are of real use to the bank’s customers, noted Jane Cooper, Transaction Banking Editor at The Banker.

http://m.thenigerianvoice.com/mobile/163026/1/uba-wins-5-awards-dominates-at-annual-banker-award.html

What is 'comment'?...is that a sauce you eat here?. We dont eat that in France. w

marieolae:
B definitely. That face...kaii I can't deal with that mehn.

You no want Forbes listed billionaire ni? You can convince him to get a plastic surg nah...

I came across this pic and i wanted to get peoples view here, lol .

To the Ladies, if you must chose between these 2 men for marriage, who would that be?

To the Guys, if you must chose between these 2 for ya Sister, who would that be?

Anthony3850:
no probs ma fellow zikite, i've seen what i was looking for in der website...,

Aiit, goodluck

Anthony3850:
Jenny,.. U get info abt unizik?

Am a zikite bro, whats up with it?

Geography? I love Geography,,, well, AbuMikey can do it.

What is Kaduna again? Is it a type of Nigerian soup? We dont eat that in France.

KingTom:
You shared this MarieOlae's post, do the math. I am quite content with reading your interesting diary, but please abeg no share semi unclad picture threads with me again. I am now in the Monastery!
*** Alleluia for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth, alleluia! Alleluia praise the Lord!***

ooh,am sorry bro, she shared her comment to me and i reshared it, i didnt even access the thread . sorry tho, lol
Thanks for reading my diary tho

KingTom:
Emyben, this is your last warning! If you carry me come post wey dem dey hide nyash again ehn! The e-slap wey I go give you go reset your destiny!!!! Nansense!

I dont want to say that you are mad bro. What did i do to you? Remind me please. Where did i post you? and which thread do dey hid bottom? hmmm

Cwaya:
ehmmm... if i reach heaven i will ask the angel at the gate .. if he sayz i messed up , den i will cone bck oo..
ah no wan go fire hell

By then, we don put you for 6ft cover you.

MizMyColi:
My village




Imo.
Lol

you?
Owh, I profiled you!

I know joor

Imo? so you are an Ada Owerri? or Ada Mbaise?

There is a loose dog in this thread barking and pooing here, you all know who am taking about. The dogs moniker starts from a 'J'. and ends with a Y. Can that dog be locked up?

Emperorking20:
What's d name?
Mine is St Patrick's college Asaba

Marist College, Anambra

Emperorking20:
Hahahaha! I didn't go o. third sunday in a row.. I remember my second sch days at boarding sch.. Those were d days we celebrated Christ d king even tho I wasn't catholic

ooh, pagan man i was in a boarding school too, a Catholic school to be precise.

AbuMikey:
I'm fine Sire.

How about You?

Sir, am ok o. School is just starting so am still a lil bit free. No night studio yet ..lol

AbuMikey:
A brother in the Profession spotted.

Hahaha, my man Abumikey, so you are into Architecture. Happy to know this sir . How are you?

Emperorking20:
I'm telling u bro! he insists he doesn't want to knw tho.. Let's just leave him be, ignorance is bliss after all
Happy Sunday! U go church?

Hahaha, yea, ..i went to church.Am not fond of missing my Catholic feasts and solemnities . Today was Christ the King feast. You no go church, abi? ...lol

FrancisTony:
Yes, I did.

You are in Unizik? 200level?
Department?

Ever busy Architecture