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PP123:
shey make we drop aza ni

Aza dropping ma for my channels.
Nairaland mods wahala too much.

Newfoundlove:
Congratulations sir

Thanks alot

JAOS:
did you predict them as prematch or live matches cause this is huge

I did it prematch.I didn't really feel the games will come through.

JAOS:
Congratulations 🎉 you are king of draws massive win

Thanks alot but this was massive and unexpected.

illicit:
Wa gbayi...

I dey with u

Congrats

🍻🍾

Thanks

Just got 7 over 7 draws and I will be doing some giveaway for my followers in my channels.
I just played the games and woke up to all 7 draws successful.
It's a testament for my hardwork and I am grateful to God for achieving this.
Over 600,000 naira won with less that 1,000 naira stake.

A friend of mine fell from the staircase today and got injured.
Her body got injured as she fell from the top of the staircase down.
Climbing of staircase can be catastrophic and may even lead to death.
Alot of people do not observe safety precautions when Climbing these staircases and the number one of which is to ensure you make use of the handrails while Climbing the staircase.

Openair:
Some people are just ignorant and too proud to learn.

And it may land them in big trouble if they are not careful.

I was in the oath taking ceremony into the medical profession today and when I was outside, I overheard a medical doctor complaining bitterly about a colleague of his of her inability to carry out medical termination.
He said this colleague of his is very stubborn and not ready to learn.
He said she could not trace the arteries of the patient properly and used needle to injure the patient like six times and was still not able to do it leaving the patient in pains.
He said she called another colleague of his who could not still do it as he observed that the other colleague is also very erratic.
He said when the situation was getting dire they had to call their overall boss who asked him to perform it and when he was performing it the colleague did not stay to see how he was doing it.
In my own opinion I think I can allow even a 12 year old to teach me something I don't know to do so that in future, I can do it myself.

Reggzy:
well come back boss this is speaking

My account has been banned
So am based on this one

Glad you are back

Thank you

Oloki:
Guobe you welcome back. I thought you don leave nija for us

Thanks bro.

Everyday247:
Boss 👊
Welcome back 🤗

Thanks Everyday247

youngrichnigga:
Here're the reasons 👇

Lovely

Have you observed the reasons why women's shirts buttons are on the left and that of men on the right?

AllBlack:
Amazing song

You need to listen to TOM BALL's version on AGT.

I will check it out .
Thanks.

SoftSport:
Sounds of Silence" really is a classsic. it perfectly captures the beauty of silence and reflection with its deep lyrics and calming instrumentals. It’s one of those songs that just hits differently every time you listen to it. 😇

Ever green too

Silence is golden and this song explicitly brings out the lyrical part of it.
Being silent places you in a high pedestal and shows the bliss of maturity.
The song is a pure classic for the matured mind as one can't stop playing it when you start playing it.
With flawless instrumentals,this song will certainly put you to bed.
Sleep well sounds of Silence.

correctguy101:
Not really...


It's mostly about "being aware"...

Kids wouldn't understand why and what's happening until it's maybe time to eat or cuddle to sleep and that one person that knows how to do it best isn't there...


They'll cry then too and forget it all once again.

They're aware of different matters at that age.
Even if there's a bomb in front of them, they'll probably catwalk to it and even put the damn thing in their mouths... Smh

Was this ancestor ever like that? I doubt it ... Else I would remember..

Kk

femi4:
The fact is whatever you do after the incident won't bring back the dead

True

Bodydiialect57:
Not really because they're built differently, but because their slates are still clean.

Worries, anxieties have not been written on them.

When reality comes knocking, God help them to have shoulders to learn on, if not, that's when the pain of their loss will be greatly felt.

Ok

femi4:
Ki lomode mo

Back then, my friend lost his Dad but still came around to watch voltron in my house. Kids just want to eat n play...no worries

Lol the guy no want any distraction

Afolue:
hunger go make their eyes clear as them dey grow…

Lol

imustsaymymindo:
That's because little children have less social conditioning than the grown-up.

The natural response to fear/grief etc. is what kids displays.

That's why if you really want to study an hypothesis, it is sometimes more important to observe how little children and animals respond to it than what an average social conditioned adult tells you. Adults are filled with ideologies, beliefs, systems, norms, approaches, that are lies evolved from redefined truths.

But kids just see it the way it is. Objectively. Till they start to grow up and behave like every one else and start to want things that every other person "should have(conditioned belief)" such as living Parents.

So true

franchasofficia:
They won't feel it much if the parent that died isn't the breadwinner.


If the parent that died is the breadwinner, with time they will feel it because there won't be money to subscribe data for them to browse or watch digital TV or replace the computer and games when they spoil. They won't be eating as often and healthy as they feed before. When financial struggles sets in, they will remember the parent that died if that parent is the breadwinner but if the parent that died is a passive parent and not the breadwinner, they won't feel his or her absence that much

Ok

Johnn74:
Na mumu 10yo . Lost dad 10yo , younger bro was 8yo. No be small cry we cry that day. Dad was sick for a long time; and we were really hoping he would recover.

The Sickness wore my mother down. Daddy was complaining bitterly, he felt alone we didn't visit him enough. Mi almost 12yo sibling (11years; 8months old) volunteered to begin sleeping at his bedside in the hospital for
months. After school 2pm; stroll to hospital to spend some nights besides daddy.😥😩
His sickness changed the household.

Week doctor finally discharged him ; after several months in hospital;
Oga come die for house 😐😭😭😭😭😭

Eya so sorry

chypotenti:
My younger sister lost her husband few days ago but her little Boy of A year and 6months showed some signs two days before the dad died cos I was the one with him all through... He will be sleeping at night and shiver as if he's scared of something and start crying... He also did something that surprised me too, the position his father always lay at the sitting room, one of my cosusin who came visiting occupied same position while sleeping, this little Boy went straight there, climbed the soafer and was staring at my cousin to check if the person there was his Dad but after some minutes he discovered that wasn't his Dad... He left... I know his feeling it but can't express it as a child

So sorry for your loss.
Quite a sad situation.

EmperorCaesar:

Relatable!


They really dont understand the concept of death yet and do not really see the reason to be moody because a parent is no more

Depending on the age, if they are below 5, they wont really miss the parent as they'd never really remember having them around in the first place, but if na 8yo and above, dem go cry enter their 20s hoping for a miracle


Sha, live will take care of them and they will be alright

The 10 years old no even send as he was just pressing computer.
They will be okay certainly with time.

Unclebayo:
E go soon clear

When e go clear.

Thugnificent:
That's because they are still kids and reality hasn't hit them yet

It's that simple

That means they are built differently from adults

Kids are really differently built humans by God.
They just lost a parent and they are still smiling,laughing and playing computer games on phone.
While the adults are wailing and rolling on the floor,you see the kids keeping their self busy by playing.
It's a different world most kids live in.

Love800:
Thanks so much.

You are welcome