Slaveman343:
when you logged in what was the first thing you saw pls. Cos i am seeing enrol social media: fb or twitter and nothing else

boss1310:
the guy dared her to show everyone where he said he wants to release a video and she couldn't say anything. I think she jumped the gun cos she thought the guy have her compromising video.

Mykelpato:

It means anytime u need money she makes it come just in a jiffy, someone u don't know might give u.. Bruv do the sacrifice since it ain't human stuff.

Tiny23:
Radarada!



Attention seeker

divinehand2003:
''Anty Patricia, when you go marry?''
''No man is perfect, you say all men are the same ooooo".
''If all men are the same, then pick one already".
''Abi you dey wait to DISCOVER MUNGO PARK OOOOO".

Discover MUNGO PARK!!!

arresa:
upon illiterates again...Nigeria doesn't have ICT minister and his not in charge of ICT in Nigeria.

Names and titles doesn't make you great or achieve better than others hence Nigeria still ahead of Kenyan in ICT because we have the best ICT professionals in charge of ICT in Nigeria.

Facebook's CEOs first ever ICT investment of $24 million went to a Nigerian ICT company and not Kenyan.

Nigerian commands largest ICT investments than Kenya and the rest of Africa



Only shallow and unintelligent people look at meaningless names and titles instead of achievements.

Your problem is illiteracy and low self esteem..

teesugar:
I can't even see the so called boobs.

sara2007:


I bought labana rice last week. The rice is like imported rice. In fact i went to sahad storeshere in abuja looking for caprice gold (imported) but only naija rice brands were available (including labana). I grudgingly bought labana.

......... Fast forward....i love labana. I will buy it again. I did not see any difference between it and caprice gold.

Offer me labana and caprice, i will go for labana cos first and foremost, no difference quality wise, cheaper than caprice pricewise.

Twaci:
Simple.....

Invite your mom over

helovesme:
You should state your brother's first name or the name he was addressed by Chioma?

Why not go to her village and speak to the village head? He might be able to help you.

Check on Facebook for "village associations". There might be a profile for people from the girl's village and they might be able to help.

Edit: I made some searches on Facebook. Contact all these groups and stats your story. Someone might know her/remember she came back to the village from Lagos unmarried and with a son.