Bro Eddie was my neighbour.Remember all the old times,happy times,has we were neighbour's we were all very close.You couldn't wish for a better gentleman.
Saw him while i was back home last year,he does say much but he always had a smile on his face, lovely lovely gentleman.I can't get over how this could have happened to someone so nice, life is cruel.
Am so angry,it so sad it feels life is so cheap in Nigeria.This self made young man pursued his dream through thick and thin and for a bastard to take away his life like that is to much for me to swallow .
I wonder if anyone will be charged for murder,i hope they don't get away with this, bastards!!

I buy Yam and other stuff i need on the Internet no whahala.Went to Niger in April i didn't bring any palm oil cos i don't want my clothes painted red and fish is a big NO NO and so is beans.
I brought ugwu which was dried for me,dried hot chili pepper and lickylicky.One of my bags was opened don't know if it was in France or Manchester.I noticed the padlock on my case was gone when i claimed my bags in Manchester they had been though my bag that had the ugwu and the nonsense people didn't tie it properly.(they must have thought it was drugs or something like that)anyways am enjoying my egusi and ugwu now.

Can't see myself going back anytime soon, and another whahala is my husband is white British he says Niger is OK but i know he hated it.
I was back for 1 month in April hadn't been back for 4yrs. No electric,pot holes,afraid to go out at night,afraid to wear jewelry and stuff,noise from generator(sleepless nights),  and the mossies my legs are still recovering after been almost eaten alive anytime i step outside !

My experiences flying KLM are good,you get enough booze on board .Am guessing you be having a lay over Schiphol airport.There are loads of shops to browse and as the airport is massive am sure you can  find a 2 chairs or more place to put your head down for a few hours.don't forget to set your alarm .

I was born and brought up in Festac town, lovely place till the igbo moved in.Some of them living in shops (some of them who have given my beloved town a bad name doing 417 not to talk of armed robbery, blood money)beer parlours everywhere, the place is disgusting now !.
Igbo's think they are lot of them in Festac, when push comes to shove then the penny will drop that the population of yoruba's are far more than the Igbo's.
If you guys want a new state,pack your Ghana must go bags and get on the bus from maza-maza and the way you go!.
Good riddance to bad rubbish !!!

I can't believe how cruel some comments are, it's so sad that people think it's funny to make someone feel worthless when they are already down!! .
Hun,i was back home in April and the way the our people write off ladies that are older that 30 disgusts me.I have friends who are the same age as me and not married and i know of a good friend of mine, who went out with this Naugthy-person of a guy for 6yrs(He was a student in the same uni as her),by the time she finished uni,served, the bastard left her.So at 32 she is started dating again and still lives with her father, life is so unfair.
Nigerian men are easily intimated by successful women.The economy situation of Nigeria is a big factor in Niger, when the would be eligible bachelor has no job.
There still hope my dear,have you thought abt using the Internet?,ask friends to introduce you to single men, you have to try harder but try not to be desperate, i know it's easier said than done.
Goodluck hun Bleep

I like the mainframe yoruba films,got the films i watch it ever now and then when i feel home sick .As for the rest of those Nigerian films, they can't act to save their lives, it's terrible!!!! .
I watch american films,english films.