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IlekeHD:
You're Yoruba?
I thought this chic was.....

Aminat508 Na half Yoruba half..........

Na wa for this man o

Them resemble self

Ok

BABANGBALI:
oniranu ni gbogbo yin

Hahahahahah

BABANGBALI:
iranu osi

Speak English

Just go back to Bed and sleep

Am just happy because Begovic kept another clean sheet apart from that, we played rubbish for 60-70 mins of the match can't Chelsea shoot the ball again

VickyRotex:


eleko1, Iyangbali, BABANGBALI won't see this one now o

IYANGBALI is can't watch for now, she is enjoy her self for NL Kirikiri

eleko1:
. He be local werey.Ask vickyrotex if nah lie

I have warn him to stop taken weed, but ko ni gbo

BABANGBALI:
abeg go return our money jo

Moderators please ban responsibly. Banning IYANGBALI since last year is injustice

Aminat508 please come and read this news and explain it to me abeg

Mama Peace, I don miss you o

BABANGBALI:
msglobalwonder,rokiatu,vickyrotex,freeglobe,eleko1,funjosh,seun and lalasticlala nko?have dey returned their own

Harmatan don dey affect you abi

ayolight:
hello house, Hw is.d day going. Light sends her greetings. God bless dat person dat send us 2k tday. U re blessed beyond.curse.
wildchild welcome back. we ve missed u.

Mama Light Relax God will take control

. Baby Mama is Sweet o

Get well soon Baba

Let him Enjoy his time in prison please

It is well.


I have a cousin just like you, at age 5-6 he challenge his Dad during any misunderstanding between the dad and his mum what I can't even dream of doing then while am still an undergraduate staying with them. The dad will beat him yet he won't back out and keep on running his mouth but now the boy finished his SSS3 last year very tall than the dad.


Just try to be good till you are able to leave the house then he will start missing you.

Good development

Funmi Iyanda makes history as first African woman to receive
honorary fellowship from UK varsity


Nigerian media entrepreneur, Funmi Iyanda,
will on Wednesday, November 25 receive an
honorary fellowship from the University of
Cumbria in recognition of her significant
global contribution to human rights and
sustainability.


She is the first African woman to receive the
award.
The investiture will take place at a graduation
ceremony in the historic Carlisle Cathedral in
Cumbria, North West England in
acknowledgment of her outstanding and high
profile work.


An award-winning producer, talk show host,
journalist and activist, Ms. Iyanda is best
known for independently producing and
hosting Nigeria’s most popular and ground-
breaking talk show, New Dawn with Funmi,
which ran on the national network for eight
years.



She is a Director at Creation Television, a
film production company in the United
Kingdom, acquiring classic African literary
content for film adaptation to a global
audience.
She is also the founder of Change-A-Life
Foundation, a social service non-profit
organisation that acts as a bridge between
exceptional but indigent youth and women
and the individuals, agencies and
organisations with the capacity and
willingness to meet these people’s needs.



Ms. Iyanda has worked closely with the
University of Cumbria for a number of
years, in particular with its Institute for
Leadership and Sustainability (IFLAS),
where her achievements and inspiration
make her a role model to the growing
contingent of African students who enrol on
the MBA.


She has been recognised by the World
Economic Forum making her a Young
Global Leader (YGL) and by Forbes
magazine naming her one of Africa’s most
powerful and influential women, and is a
Fellow of the Aspen Institute World Global
Leaders Programme.



Speaking on receiving the award, Ms. Iyanda said, “I am
truly honoured to have my work and career recognised by
such a historic institution and thankful for a great space to
contribute to a diverse body of knowledge.”
IFLAS Founder and Professor of Sustainability Leadership,
Jem Bendell, says of Ms. Iyanda, “She demonstrates how
celebrity and media can be used to raise the level of debate
about what kind of society, politics and economy we want.
“Given the gossip and squabbling in much mainstream
media, it is important that our cultural leaders call us to
consider what really matters in life, like poverty, equality, and
the environment. We look forward to working further with
Ms. Iyanda on a range of our activities in both the UK and
Africa.”



The University of Cumbria teaches leadership and
sustainability to hundreds of senior executives from across
Africa, through its MBA programmes with the Robert
Kennedy College.
IFLAS has over 500 African MBA students.

Aareonakakanfo:
Funjosh post the whole thing na and add bold to the title

Huh! Ok leme do that

Funmi Iyanda makes history as first African woman to receive honorary fellowship from UK varsity


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/193824-funmi-iyanda-makes-history-as-first-african-woman-to-receive-honorary-fellowship-from-uk-varsity.html

Caracta:
Thank you OP.

I have a very pretty young lady that goes into seizure monthly, sometimes weekly. I've watched her in seizures many times in public; inside danfo bus, on pedestrian bridge, in church, at the beach, etc.

I had to restrain her from the kitchen as she has had many bruises from broken dishes, hot oil, etc during seizure.

The best way to take care of people like that is to show them love, care and understanding. When they are in seizure, just let that moment pass and protect them from injury.

Then after, let then rest well. Pray for them and hug them often. Many of them suffer in silence. Never run away from them!

If the bolded part is been observed, their won't be much injury and they will enjoy been alive.


But stigmatization and superstition won't allow. May God help us

wildchild1:
Good to be back here after a lengthy ban
How are you ayolight and how's our baby doing?

Welcome back


Me self chop small ban from Robot, but was unbanned by human

Ok

Ok