[quote author=fadilaMaikiriki post=125981501]Whenever I take milk, I tend to fart uncontrollably, like non-stop farting. Imagine you being with someone and the person is farting every three or five minutes. Honestly, this can be so annoying for the fartee and embarrassing for the farter.

The farts is the type that make the "ssshhhhhhhhhhh" sound. And sometimes the fart becomes noisy or vibrates.

Please, what can I do to remedy this? What can I do to stop the fart? It happens whenever I take milk. I take pap alot( infact I prefer pap to tea), and I take the pap with milk because I don't use sugar. Please, is there any alternative? Maybe a better milk that I can use for the pap.

Please, is there any one here who has/is experiencing this?

Or is it because of that particular company's product (milk)?

Has anyone here experienced this?

I would really appreciate your inputs, suggestions/opinions.

I wouldn't know what's your age but anyone above 30 shouldn't be taking too much of milk and if you must take at all, it should be liquid milk just once in a while.

ehikwe22:
The should keep brainwashing our youth with delusions while they keep cashing out. Good innovations that's only beneficial to the innovator and detrimental to the society at large. He should Chanel this creativity and marketing skills into building real world solutions

It pays to think before you talk, the reason God gave us brain

Puss360:

Well that's quite serious coz, If we already have kids, I'll forgive him, but I'll make sure say for almost 5months I'll be reminding him of the matter... Lolzz..
So he'll know I forgave him but I won't forget...
Divorce is not an option here coz of the kids..

Then that's no forgiveness and be careful of what you say before marriage as you never know who you will end up with and be forced to back this your" never" language.

Elliotwealth1:
Good day sir
I'm babe in Christianity and I'm trying to improve my understanding.
Pls can u tell me more about prayer
I heard it's a discussion with God, but I have been praying and not heard the voice of God
Did I miss it somewhere?
Pls u can reach me on WhatsApp
08061922444

God speaks in so many ways and sometimes not necessarily the in the audible words but thru so many actions and reactions. You will get to understand this more as you grow spiritually, cultivate the habit of studying the words of God(the Bible) and it will sharpen ur inner mind to help you hear God more.

Abi1985:

I left for better economic opportunities , someone doing very well in Naija and is rich does not need to relocate. There is no hypocrisy here at all. Hypocrisy is if I get money for Nigeria and I am telling another rich Nigerian not to Japa. That is the difference

This advice would have yielded a better result if you are back in Nigeria and then narrating your experience, why you came back to Nigeria and why those doing well shouldn't go based on your experience. But as long as you are still there surviving, it's hypocritical otherwise why do you think that others will overcome whatever difficulties it is in relocating.

victorVIC1:
What I fail to understand is why OP is still living abroad. Isn't this hypocrisy?

I was going to ask the same question too. I still don't know the reason why some adults think that they are in the right position to think for their fellow adults. Allow people to make their own decisions and fix their mistakes if any, a lot of people are always playing this I know it all cards on Nairaland and that's not good.

Okoroawusa:

The gifts were not courtesy of the Nigerian government. Make una read the article again. Abi na me no read am well ni?

Courtesy of Dangote Foundation group and Mtn

Blackman101:
so no man have been about to pin her down abi @44years

Genevieve got married since 2017 to a Portuguese and they recently had their first son

IyaebeTheGreat:
All these boys doing other shady things and disguising as musicians or comedians ehn, their secrets will be exposed soon. Who even know this one and he's already buying house

Learn to rejoice with people when God blesses them instead of bad mouthing. God only blesses people who admire good things, when you are doing bad belle for others it means you don't need it and God won't bring it your way.

N3TRAL:
Finest woman Nollywood has ever produced.

The only old woman I'm attracted to in this world and the only woman on earth I can suck.

I worship you my Queen 👑!

Too late

Sirheny007:
M. I. L. F.
Kudos to the gigolo plumber earning his wages from Genevieve.
Don't tell me it's a dil.do.

Stop shaming people in your ignorance, Genevieve is now happily married and just had her son. So she is more honorable than even you that want to shame her

TyroneP:
‘Japa’, a lingo in Nigeria for deliberate exit from the country especially for greener pastures abroad, has been a constant happening over the last few years with students, professionals and partners forming the chunk of those fleeing its shores.

As enticing as the idea of being in a relatively ‘better’ country is, the experiences of people who have left have continued to prove that truly ‘there is no place like home.’
Taking a look at the diverse peculiarities of Nigeria, here are five things you will miss if you find yourself abroad.
Nigerian Foods

Food is peculiar to every country. And Nigeria, with its plethora of ethnic groups, has a slew of foods its citizens don’t joke with. From Amala, to Akpu, Ogbono, Bread and Beans down to Moi Moi, these are foods that are dear to every Nigerian, and no amount of civilization can unplug the relish for these foods.

The moment you are leaving the shores of the country, you are as well leaving behind these ‘unique’ delectables whose tastes are never the same even when taken outside of their place of origin ( Largely because they’re transported to other markets with lots of additives that change the organic tastes ).

2. Weather

If there is a thing in Nigeria that is highly underappreciated, it is the weather. Nigerians in the diaspora have always expressed their struggles with the frosty weather abroad, and how much they miss the cozy and friendly weather in the country.

3. Family and Friends

Moving to a new country most times entails leaving behind family members and friends who you might not see for as long as your stay abroad. Though technology helps us connect beyond boundaries, the feeling of being physically around your family members and friends is matchless.

4. Owambe

Nigeria is ‘big’ on parties – and that is on period. Flamboyant, lavish, expensive, food-filled, dramatic, these features of the Owambe parties are unequaled anywhere in the world. It is one of the many things that make Nigeria exclusive, and being in the country unparalleled.

5. Free Amenities

Abroad you pay for almost everything from as high as electricity bills to as low as water bills. Their social amenities are prioritized, and it works in a way that you cannot evade paying for the bills of the amenities you use. In Nigeria, water bills are scarce as almost everyone has their own system of getting water; indiscriminate parking of cars is common but can’t be dared abroad without you being ticketed.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/04/5-things-you-will-miss-when-you-japa-from-nigeria/

I can eat any Nigerian food that I crave for at anytime same way I will enjoy it in Nigeria so I strongly disagree with you on that plus there numerous vendors that can ship any Naija foodstuff you want at anytime to any country.

bukatyne:
From your own examples, the rumours have a bit of substance perhaps embellished.

1. You stake a bet with a married man that if he successfully woos a lady, you would give him N10k. Do you understand that you are encouraging a man to commit adultery? While he is ultimately responsible for his choice, you are aiding and abetting him hence his wife is very correct.

2. You bought a partly stolen(it is either stolen or not), partly used laptop for approx N13k. Your neighbours thought you bought it in a honest way and accessed the laptop's value based on the market value. Now, I do not know the living arrangements you have that your neighbours know every new thing you buy however, they are right to assume you have hammered given your new purchase and clean up. Do they have the right to harass you, definitely not.

I would advise you re-evaluate your life style and live a blameless life before accusing people of starting rumours about you.

I tire o, hearing from the horses mouth then it's not a rumor

Fineman2:
My name is John. I am 35 years old. I lost my first wife in 2020, so I remarried in 2021 so that my daughter can grow up with a motherly love.

However, my new wife has made it a point of duty to always maltreat my daughter.

Each time, I want to interfere, she tells me to stay out of it. I know I should stand up for my daughter but I am in love with this woman because she came into my life when I needed someone the most.

I reached out to the family of my late wife last month to allow my daughter to stay with them while I send money for her upkeep, but they refused. They said my daughter cannot grow up without a mother and still grow up without the presence of a father in her life.

I have had several conversations with my wife and I have begged her to accommodate my daughter since she is yet to conceive but she told me to get rid of her from the house.

She practically complains about everything my daughter does. I am unhappy about this but at the moment, I am caught in between the woman I love and my beloved daughter.

Please what should I do?

You claimed to love this your new wife so much but the question is does she also love you? because a person who sincerely love you will always love you to be happy at all times and also love to do anything that makes you happy. True love shouldn't be one sided at all so if this woman truly loves you she will also love your daughter knowing that seeing your daughter happy will also make you happy. But she seems to have an agenda different from your own agenda and reason for her presence in your life.

This really doesn't make much sense to me, what are you arresting her for now? For loosing her husband or for not relating well with your family, truth is you have only told us your own version of how she instigated your brother against the family but not what must have led to that. But the question is how well did your family treat her as a daughter in law because its always very easy to point accusing fingers on the daughters in-law especially if she's not the family's choice. Otherwise I don't see any reason any woman will want to kill a husband that she loved being that you didn't tell us anything about the couple having any marital issues or your brother being so rich for the wife to want to kill him to claim his properties. This woman is grieving a very big loss right now yet you want to add to her pains just because you and your family don't like her. Have you tried putting any of your sisters in this woman's shoe and feel her pains for once, think of how you will feel if someone else is doing this to any of your sisters in such a situation. Just go and carry out a DNA test if you are so sure that your brother was killed by anyone, but just know that anyone with a BP related issue is like a time bomb ready to blow up at any time no matter how healthy they may look. I am a nurse and has encountered a very healthy man who walked into the hospital to pick up his wife, while waiting for her he asked us to check his BP which we did and it was 280/160. We quickly told him to see a doctor he refused and was busy making jokes with everyone around, the next thing he relaxed his head on the wall saying he wants to rest a little only for the wife to come out the next 3 mins trying to call him so they can go but alas the man was dead. So my brother high BP does not give any notice before killing it's victim so think twice before you act.

MXrep:

You forgot sokoto road and Nupe square. Igbos are too advanced joor. Some weaklings feel threatened by these things, they don't even know that it's more in the East

Even me I attended the Nupe Square Primary School Fegge Onitsha, the whole of that area was purely Hausa dorminated area.

OdogwuMoney6:
I pray they return back to square one, rubbish... Help that will not last.....When God has not answered my own prayers, Na the prayers if people wey I better pass him wan answer?

Na wao! How do you people feel when you are typing something like this? How is it their fault that God hasn't answered your own prayers pls?
How can God even answer your prayers with this kind of heart that you have.

At times like this I think it would have been wiser and more humane if we can just type RIP and pass without having to heap up blames of all kinds to the people who are currently mourning this deep loss. These whole talk about Yul using his first son for ritual I think it's too inhuman for anybody to say such at a time like this. Pls let's try to be a little sensitive to other people's feelings when talking.

Yamiriflathead:


She is a Bastard. Are all bastard children around the world not innocent? Why are u vexed about the name calling? So d mum didn't think of the consequences before bringing a Bastard child to the world? Who will collect her bride price Bikonu? Ini-edo will sit down and act as father abi? You're a wicked soul for supporting bringing Bastard children into the world

You are really determined to take us 70 years backwards. Really? All these hate and abuses just because of bride price? Wao!

Yamiriflathead:


Is the child a BASTARD? Yes or NO?
You think you can import Western Nonesense to Africa without consequences?

You are just too backwards to argue with so pls check the next person I m not available

Yamiriflathead:

You mean her Bastard daughter from a sperm donor?
The Bastard quick grow o
Why's she hiding her face naaww

This is too harsh na, that's just an innocent little child, a precious gift from God so it won't hurt for you to just wish her a HPB or scroll pass simple.

luminouz:


I did, trust me. I know how NL works...many people will talk rubbish and that might incite you. But if you let yourself go and respond emotionally, sooner or later, you will become like them...till it gets to a point you don't even remember who you were before. So you see, you will become their slave emotionally and that will start seeping into the real world,like your family, friends and workplace.

It's a dead zone, trust me. Just learn to ignore. I always do.

This is deep with a great wisdom and you are absolutely right. Thank you

luminouz:


I saw your comment about your daughter and was impressed. Then, like I always do, I went through your profile and earlier posts and was terribly disappointed. Cussing, abusing and cursing people with alternate views from yours ain't what I assumed from a godly mother. Haba!!! You are either fighting because of tribe or party affiliation and I wonder what exactly will your daughter think seeing these vile posts of yours.

You are a mom to a 22 year old woman. Act like it.

Thank you if you actually observed right without bias, I appreciate

Zonefree:

I found @bolded amazingly hilarious

Why are you trying so hard to defend the alleged virginity of your beloved daughter?

My dear believe whatever you like and pls get off my back before it turns to the kind of discussion I m not used to. If I am defending the virginity of my daughter it's because first I m her mother and the one who knows and plays her role as a mother which includes defending the honour of her children. Though I don't really expect you to understand this if you are not coming from a real family, moreso my daughter is out of your reach so I don't even see the need for you to keep perching around my posts like a hungry fly around meat

Zonefree:

Ma'am, that she's not dating does not mean she's not having sex. Until you carry out a virginity test on her, don't be 100% certain she's still a virgin.

Though it's not in your place to believe me as I only aired my 2 cent.

And who do you think you are to know my only daughter better than I do? pls keep your lectures to urself and ur families that didn't bond from the onset. My daughter is my friend and confidant, a full grown woman and adult who can take any decisions she want without my interference especially in a place like America. We chat like two adults without any restrictions and I want you to understand this simple English, she is not being COMPELLED to keep her virginity by anyone so she is not faking it for anyone either. She asked for a purity ring as a birthday gift at age 13 and when I further enquired she told me that she want it to be a reminder of her vows to God till when she is ready, so it's purely a personal choice and decision and not to impress anyone but God. And for the records my daughter hasn't got time for flirting, believe it or leave it pls, she is an Efiko.

dopamean:



FavouredNK left the forum...

And why should I leave the forum, I am not of the same time zone with you and so have to sleep when it's time for me to sleep. You people behave as if I owe you any explanation for baring my mind on a thread that being discussed by everyone and I can only contribute what I know not based on what your fickle mind can understand.

immanuelsize:

oga, i can beat my chest and bet my scrotum that she is not a virgin. If you doubt me, take her to four different hospital to test her virginity and you will see that she lost it when she was in secondary sch. Let think of this..... How will a father know that his daughter is still a virgin?

First of all I m not ur Oga but a devoted mother who has been closer to her daughter from birth. Mind you this is not even a daughter that anyone is pressurizing not to date men and have sex rather we will even encourage her to use condom when she want because it's an enlightened family. This choice and decision she made was not compelled by anyone, it's between her and God and made from the place that she sees men as distractions to achieving your goal in life. So I don't owe you any further clarifications for a child I know better than you do plus it's not compulsory you believe me, I just contributed on a thread like any other person

Zonefree:

How did you confirm your daughter's virginity?

I don't have any reason to confirm anything if neither me nor my husband compelled her to choose that lifestyle for herself. It's a life she chose without anyone's command or supervision, a choice she and God alone made which she could have decided not to if she doesn't want and no one can do anything about it. So I don't have any reason to bother myself about whether what is glaringly true is fake or not. I am her mother who rather tries to encourage her to start dating but she keep insisting that she doesn't need that distraction for now till she achieve certain goals of her life. Though it's not in your place to believe me as I only aired my opinion on a thread.

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Zonefree:

Joke of the century.

How many virgin girls remain for Nigeria? The last virgin girl here died in 1969 during the civil the war. We're left with girls like siofra, iyaebe, persephone1, goodlady, sweeplum etc.

Why are you people always underrating Nigerian girls this much, yes a higher percentage of Nigerian girls are bad but that doesn't mean there are no good Nigerian girls out there. Me I still have a 22 years old beautiful and very intelligent virgin daughter who has passed through the four walls of a university and still preserved herself. And I can beat my chest and tell you that she is not In a hurry to taste any forbidden fruit till she meet her Mr Right. So pls stop all these generalizations it's not fair to good girls.

CXLVII:
What accidents are avoidable?

Obi should know better! It’s a world slogan that “Accidents are unavoidable”

He could have just said “Thorough investigation should be conducted and more preventive measures enacted”

"Unavoidable even with a drunken driver being managed by government?

zed7:
How? People should stop making statements just to score political points.

Obi is my man but let's be real. Can you control a stubborn or drunk driver? These BRT bus drivers drive like they own the road. Same applies to container carrier drivers and all those lorry drivers.
They just want to oppress and intimidate others with smaller vehicles.

There is a limit to what the government can do, we as individuals should learn to do better.

Don't you think you are rather the one displaying sheer ignorance and lack of English comprehension. He only said such an " avoidable incidence" and never said either by Tinubu or Sanwo Olu. You faulted him yet confirming that it was a drunken driver. So assuming the driver wasn't drunk and driving, wouldn't the accident been avoided? And assuming there was a competent and functioning supervisor who takes time to ensure that both drivers and vehicles are in good condition before taking off with passengers, wouldn't the accident been avoided? It's important therefore to always read in between the lines before commenting to avoid to making joke of oneself at the end.

You shouldn't have bothered getting married in the first place knowing that your spirit soul and body is already yawning for Ashewos and house helps. There's definitely no reason for you to come here to make this stupid comment only as an excuse to sleep with your house help.