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The rock5555: Oga Foxy-the police stopped it last yr cus of Bokoharam threats, i dont know if it would happen this yr, but enuf babes go dey church sha, just know that u go prepare ur own room to stay oo, me go pretend like say i no know u. *evil grinThunder fire you there. I wan come Akwanga again you dey tell me wetin to do? See this man.... Holla me with your sister number jor ![]() |
The rock5555: Yeah i have heard about rag day in universities, but this is more like a disguised party on the early hours of 1st January, as i said that was the first time of seeing that kind of stuff but it goes on in Akw, if u wan experience am just come my side during 31st dec, all is wellYou wan make I show ni? See temptation abeg ![]() |
'She will need the cooperation from the entire household. One obvious thing is they let him have too much condensed milk. He drinks three cans a day and eats too many carbohydrates.’ Paediatric specialist Dr William Nawawi is also concerned that smoking at an early age has made Aldi more likely to suffer weight issues. He explained: ‘Nicotine can increase the endocrine hormone in the body. This condition can cause resistance to insulin. You too can change someday. Don't think that your addiction to nicotine is normal. All you need is a WILL... This child came to the world preferring cigarettes to breast milk but look at him today.!!! http://tiwasblog.com/2013/11/photos-cigarette-smoking-toddler-who-gave-up-his-40-sticks-a-day-habit-for-food-addiction.html
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During his rehabilitation treatment, Aldi saw psychiatrists who encouraged his mother to keep him busy with playing and taught her about the dangers of smoking. One of them – Dr Kak Seto – still sees Aldi and his family at regular intervals to ensure he is not falling back into old habits. His mother Diane Rizal, 28, said: ‘There are many people still offering Aldi cigarettes, but Aldi no. He says “I love Kak Seto. He would be sad if I started smoking again and made myself ill.” "At first when we were weaning Aldi off the cigarettes he would have terrible tantrums and I would call Dr Seto for help. ‘But now he doesn’t want them.’ However, Mrs Rizal is now worried about her son’s weight, as he developed food cravings while quitting smoking, and now has a big appetite. Mrs Rizal said the strong-willed little boy now demands food in the same way he used to beg for cigarettes, and the family struggles not to give in to his tantrums.Mrs Rizal said: ‘When Aldi first quit smoking he would demand a lot of toys. He would bang his head on the wall if he couldn’t get what he wanted. That’s why I get him cigarettes in the first place – because of his temper and his crying. ’Now I don’t give him cigarettes, but he eats a lot. With so many people living in the house it’s hard to stop him from getting food.’ Aldi also helps his mother and father Mohamed out on their market stall, where his bright bubbly character and cheekiness wins him lots of attention.’I feel happy when people want to speak to him because the know him,’ admitted Mrs Rizal. But I feel annoyed when they refer to him as ‘the smoking kid’. It makes me feel like they are accusing me of being a bad parent.’ Mr and Mrs Rizal decided to take Aldi to a nutritionist for medical checks and now they’ve been given advice on how to put him on a healthier diet so he can start to lose some weight.’Aldi is very overweight, his weight doesn’t match his age,’ said nutritionist Fransisca Dewi. ‘His ideal weight is 17kg to 19kg. He’s 24kg already. ‘I think it is difficult for them. The mother says Aldi is a spoilt kid. If Diana wants to forbid him eating, it will be hard.
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Do you remember that toddler whose documentary was shown some years back? The child that smokes like a professional? Well here is something new, he has changed. All thanks to the therapy sessions he had been having. The outcry led to the Indonesian government launching a campaign to tackle the problem of children smoking and organising special rehabilitation treatment to help Aldi quit. Aldi was taken for play therapy sessions in the capital Jakarta for two weeks to take his mind off his 40-a-day habit and learn to be a normal toddler for the first time. A new documentary series revisits the family two years on to find out how Aldi is getting on and reveals he has managed to stay off the cigarettes, but is still dangerously unhealthy.
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Who do gay pass Hausa people? This is coming from a core northerner ![]() |
chistar01: lol, lost ke? I've just been busy on my new story jhur... I see u sha. oga! Calm down naSince you dey justify this multiple posts, I no go say anything ![]() |
This thread no get decorum at all oo... E dey pull traffic sha so you no go see Mynd for here... You guys are eating up the pages and The Rock aint even updating... ![]() |
[quote author=Larry-Sun]Under what genre does the story fall?[/quote]My first comment and uhm... Like Chief Larry-Sun said, what genre is this? |
princesa: ^indeed ![]() |
adegwurulez: Ahdonbelivit!!!!You smoke ni? I think say my name no dey ![]() |
I was discomdobulated by those red eyes. I had the feeling that the military guy had been smoking spiritual weed from Abuja sun. While Lagos felt cool, Abuja was as hot as hell. I had the feeling that one could take a bike to hell from that place. ''What do you have in your boot?'' The soldier asked in flawless English. I was taken aback cos I have always had the feelings that it is only the semi-literates that join the army. The police officers I have met all my life have always been speaking gbagaun. The only ones who would speak English albeit ''influently'' was the ones being interviewed on TV. The crazy thing is they answer the questions with a lot of uhm, ahh like they rehearse it. ''Nothing officer'' I replied smiling. Flow had shifted to a far corner of the chair like seating down in the whole chair was scaring him. This was the same guy that had worn an army uniform some months ago. ''How am I supposed to know that? Can you please open your booth?'' The officer was fucking polite. Damn, Nigeria was improving. Seems the media always had bad news about them officers to us. ''Owk Sir.'' I replied smiling while my heart pounder in my chest like someone was playing the nation anthem within. I looked at Uduak. He had practically disappeared. He was looking like some kid who was afraid of being caught masturbating. ''Flow, go down go open booth for officer na'' I said to Flow. He looked at me with a melting eyes. His eyes was busy screaming at me.. ''Attai abeg no vex, I take God and my mama beg you, no do me this kind bad thing.'' It was really strange as I heard that voice loudly. His lips weren't moving but the mudafucka was communicating. ''Uduak, open the booth'' I said with my eyes focused on the officer who appeared calm. ''Oga, my belle dey pain me'' Uduak replied squeezing his face like his bal'ls was being grinded. Jeez, I was pissed off but then, the onus was on me. Them soldiers could just shoot my ar'se and I will be done for. ''I am waiting Sir'' The soldier said calmly. It was crazy hearing him calling me Sir. An officer of the Nigerian Army. Wow, the feeling was out of this world. I stepped outta the car and made my way to the trunk. I could easily have opened the trunk from the outside but the officer had insisted I do it myself. There aint no way I could run, those guys were fuckin armed to the eye. I got the the back and saw that the number plate was covered. I had not noticed it the night I had driven the car out of Alhaji's mansion. Three stars were clearly embossed slightly above the number plates. Haba, we were Generals and Flow was acting like a sissy. I turned the knob of the trunk and opened it. The booth was empty. I looked at the officer who smiled like he knew. I just shook my head while he saluted. Alhaji was surely a crafty man. ''Bow woow woow..'' A dog who had dragged its controller to the car barked. This seemed to get the other officers attention as they quickly circled the car their weapons trained at us. My hand was on the ignition button but the muscle operating the finger had gone on hibernation. The other dogs were barking from where they were tied, my mind was barking too. ''Attai, na die we dey oooo'' Flow said from a corner of his mouth. Since I had seen the number plate, I felt the dog had a misunderstanding with the car. I opened the car confidently and walked towards the soldiers. Other cars were at a standstill. I believe the owners were watching the outcome. Seeing a 3-star General being humilated. ''Officer, I think there is a mistake somwhere. My trunk is clean and the dogs aint sniffing. They are barking at the car.'' ''Yes sir.'' One replied. ''It is more suspicious. Seemed there is an illegal package in the car.'' The officer continued. ''The car is clean. Let me call the general'' I said and walked stiffly to the car. I opened it and saw Uduak chewing his mouth. He looked and smiled at me. ''Na the dog meat wey remain o.'' He said with a tiny voice. ''Oya throway am through window.'' I whispered harshly to him which he did immediately. At the same moment, the dogs stopped barking. Seems there was a solidarity for their slained member. ''You are cleared to go Sir.'' One officer shouted. I jumped into the car, wind up and shouted at Uduak. ''You chop meat again wey be dog own go earn you one bullet.'' TO BE CONTINUED!!! |
Reincarnated: WTF!!! Interested in who? Looool no offence but i'm not. It's just the rules of the game.Hahahha... Officially announcing that this dude likes that babe but is using the game to pass his message.. Lol... **I love it when young lovers quarrel.** carry on bro. If you encounter any problem, don't hesitate to meet me... |
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