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Nice move by the Igbos

That's her mum or grandma

Burnnotice:
why are you bittered' is she your sister?

She is by no way related to me. I even hate her grooming (I hate girls with tatoo)

Just that I believe in the TRUTH.

Straight to my phones settings....

Can't control laugh... make my phone no fall from my hands

So amazing.... preparing to enter it
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through my phone

It's better for them that level changed for all of them... Linda ikeji abeg to your blog.




Let me check if e dey there self.

Some of this westerners and their lifestyle.... there is God ooooo

If this is true, it suppose to make front page, as the former one made.


Let the whole world hear the truth that the girl's name is free.


If the story when she was accused made front page, let the story of when her hands are free also make front page.

Googling it with new google keyboard....

Hmmmm

How to Discipline Your
Teenager
THE CHALLENGE
The family rule is cell phones off by 9:00 p.m., but twice
this week you caught your daughter texting past midnight.
Your son’s curfew is 10:00 p.m., but last night—once again
—he came home after 11:00.
Your teenager can do better.
But first you need to know
why he or she seems to be
flouting your rules. The good
news? What appears to be
outright defiance may be
something far less serious.
WHY IT HAPPENS
Unclear boundaries. Some teenagers ignore rules in order to
see what they can get away with. For example, if a parent
has said that a certain misdeed would result in a particular
consequence, a teenager might test the boundaries to see if
the parent will follow through. Are such teenagers becoming
hardened rebels? Not necessarily. The fact is, teens are
more likely to be lax about obeying rules when parents have
not been consistent in enforcing consequences or when the
boundaries have not been clearly defined.
Rigidity. Some parents try to control their teenager with an
endless list of rules. When the teen disobeys, the parent gets
angry and imposes even more rules. Often, however, that
only makes matters worse. “The more you try to gain
control, the more your teenager resists,” explains the book
Parent/Teen Breakthrough, adding: “The control approach
feels like trying to spread cold butter on soft bread: it just
tears the bread apart, and the solution isn’t to spread
harder.”
Proper discipline can help. Different from “punishment”—
which means to make someone suffer—“discipline”
basically means to teach. So how can you teach your
teenager to comply with your rules?
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Be clear. Teenagers need to know precisely what is
expected of them and what the consequences of
disobedience will be. —Bible principle: Galatians 6:7 .
Suggestion: Write a list of your house rules. Then ask
yourself: ‘Have I set too many? Have I set too few? Are
some no longer needed? Should I make adjustments in
accord with the level of responsibility that my teenager has
demonstrated?’
Be consistent. Teenagers might become confused if they
were let off the hook last week but then face consequences
this week for a similar infraction. —Bible principle: Matthew
5:37 .
Suggestion: Try to make the consequence more relevant to
the “crime.” For example, if your teenager breaks a curfew,
imposing an earlier curfew would be a related consequence.
Be reasonable. Show yourself to be a flexible parent by
according your teenager more freedom as it is earned. —
Bible principle: Philippians 4:5 .
Suggestion: Sit down and discuss rules with your teenager.
You might even have him or her weigh in on what
consequences should be meted out for certain infractions.
Teenagers are far more likely to comply with rules that they
have had a hand in formulating.
Build character. Your goal is not just to get your teenager to
obey orders but to help him develop a healthy conscience—
an internal sense of right and wrong. (See the box “Build
Positive Traits.”) —Bible principle: 1 Peter 3:16 .
Suggestion: Look to the Bible for help. It is the best source
of “discipline that gives insight,” and its wisdom can “give to
the inexperienced ones shrewdness, to a young man [or
woman] knowledge and thinking ability.”— Proverbs 1:1-4 .
KEY SCRIPTURES
“Whatever a man is sowing, this he will also reap.”
— Galatians 6:7 .
“Let your word Yes mean Yes, your No, No.”—
Matthew 5:37 .
“Let your reasonableness become known.”—
Philippians 4:5 .
“Hold a good conscience.”— 1 Peter 3:16 .
BUILD POSITIVE TRAITS
Help your child think about the character traits for
which he or she would like to be known. When faced
with a challenge, young people can learn to make good
decisions by asking themselves the following
questions:
What kind of person do I want to be?— Colossians
3:10 .
What would a person with a Christlike personality
do when faced with this challenge?— Proverbs 10:1 .
The Bible contains many true-life examples of men and
women whose actions defined them as being either
good or bad. (1 Corinthians 10:11; James 5:10, 11 ) Use
these examples to help your son or daughter build
positive character traits.


http://www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/g201305/discipline-your-teenager/

Donjazzy and his magnanimous attitude... anyway, the girl must be humble and a good girl to wait up to her boss for a new phone, not showing as if she has money.

I smell the guy reading further maths...

I'm still thinking of what l would have done If I were the man


No need of Cracking my brain.


I'm not the man and never be

I'm Really enjoying mine. FP PLS

MizMyColi:
Noted.

Will effect the necessary changes.
Thanks OP

you finally made front page! Kudos

You should have asked them the new platform. When I spoke with one of their agents last week, she also mentioned about launching a new platform. According to her, it will have it's own good and bad sides.
1)Sellers all around Nigeria can now post their items for sell and contact the buyer directly, while KONGA will be like an escrow handling the money (no need for sellers to drop their items to KONGA drop centres, which gives much hassles)
2)Number of listed items will increase
3)Cheaper shipping rates if the seller is near you.

It might seem hard now, but I guess it will get better soonest.

my 2 cents.
cheers!

All funny

Hausa people fine ooo

Gid pls help us survive!!!

I just wished next week Sunday is the 10:00pm I'm expecting now...waiting for the next interview...

Person wey wear sandals go church don promise Godbof shoe.

It could be a medium to get back to each other.

Thanks a lot bros. It would have made more sense if you wrote all of them here and give credits to your site. For sure, the later will attract more traffic.

myhoodlink:
You won't pay but whosoever that is in charge may want you to sort him something sha o

Thanks a lot. I appreciate!!!

Just watching. .Will comment when she comes in

myhoodlink:
You can check at the closest Post Office to your addressed Address.

Thanks a lot. I will do that soonest once I reach my destination. Will give update later.
.Do I need to pay anything?