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got to be the other half

thanks but how do we work out £30k from £115+ pensions and NI?

i asked that earlier too

once more i ask you to take the pain to run through these figures and tell me why you love the £62k more  than £137k as wages, NI and pensions. while at it, how did you work out £30k from  £115,704 being paid out as wages?

anyone good with figures will see something wrong here.  i am not here to defend nigeria but i hate seeing mis guided people tarnishing the whole country's image because  they want money from quangos. it is vile and wrong

naijacutee:
[color=#000099I know the question of funding has only come up after dissatisfaction with what she may have said during the interview. For all I know, as a Nigerian, I may well be offended if I hear some of the things she said too. . . [/color]

not true. that programme only went out last wednesday. i have known her work now for sometime. i wish you saw the rubbish she was saying on air during the victoria kimbie's case too. you would definately have been offended if you heard her. the trailer for the voice of africa programme was quite disgusting and annoying

naijacutee:
Please when/where was this interview? I would like to listen to it. I kind of disagree with you on the whole money part. You have to remember that since the charity is UK-based, expenditure would be in UK pounds, and I'm sure you're quite familiar with the high cost of living in the UK. I do some work for a small charity in the UK (Which I cannot mention for obvious reasons), and their expenditure easily goes over £250,000! The lease alone on the premises where they are located is about £17,000 minus bills. They also have 7 part-time staff - all of whom have families to feed! All this is without any work being done. By the time they print publication which the public regards as "free" (Don't forget that publishers/printers etc don't do stuff for free just because it's a charity - they are open for business), then rent halls, speakers, equipment for seminars, I'm even surprised that Debbie could keep costs down to £62,000!  

Also, I'm quite impressed by her work - a lot of us come here to talk and criticize those who are doing something when we are just sitting on our behinds. Please more grease to Debbies elbows. Even if she decides to pay herself a salary of £30,000 per annum, it is totally justified!

i understand where you are coming from.  i have 2 personal charities too and i am trustee for some others.  check that word charity and see what it means in letter and spirit. it is never meant to be source of income for the people setting it up.

you reserve the right to be impressed by anything just like i reserve the right to say i am not impressed.  i am not being critical of anyone just stating facts. for your info there is a difference in

£115,704  salaries and wages
£11,802    employers national insurance  
£10,191    staff pension    and
£15,715    rents and rates

Incoming resources
Incoming resources from generating funds:                      b]2008                                  2007[/b]
Voluntary income
Donations                                                                                                   883                             1,701
The Body Shop -                                                                                                                         10,000
Big Lottery child protection training for A.P                                                       62,034 -
Bromley Trust - Core Funding                                                                          10,000                  10,000
CYPF Grant Program (DCSF)                                                                            100,000                 100,000
Comic Relief (ECPAT)                                                                                        5,945                     5,370
Home Office                                                                                                   2,000 -
City Parochial Foundation                                                                                 21,700 -

                                                                                                TOTAL   202,562                 127,071

Total incoming resources                                                                         218,348                   146,954

i don't know what else you know about running charities, business and accounting. i would ask you to look at page 28 again and tell me which business you know using £4,329 as telephone bills this day and age. the right to collect public funds comes with the responsibility to use same judiciously[/b][b][i][/i]
Charitable Expenditure                                      2008                            2007

Activities undertaken directly
Rent and Rates                                                15,715                                           11,223
Educational Publication                                      21,778                                          12,604
Insurance                                                            353                                             306
Travelling expense                                             6,949                                          5,746
Telephone                                                          4,139                                         5,797
Printing and stationery                                    4,329                                              2,951
Online service                                                   552
Functions and events                                          905                                          4,366
Training and Conferences                                 3,979                                            2,210
Subscriptions -                                                                                                            75
Volunteers                                                      1,454                                            842
Child care                                                        675 -
Hotel and Accommodation                                1,629 -

                                        TOTAL                   62,457                                      46,120
Support costs
Victim support                                                   39                                         85

                             GRAND  TOTAL                  62,496                                      46,205

once more i ask you to take the pain to run through these figures and tell me why you love the £62k more  than £137k as wages, NI and pensions. while at it, how did you work out £30k from  £115,704 being paid out as wages?

naijacutee:
@ Punch article. My only joy regarding this article (hence the reason why I'm sharing it) is that the government have not a.) kept their mouths shut on this issue and thus b.) made it look as though Nigerians do not care about what is going on.

@ Regarding Debbie Ariyo. Please o, I do not intend on coming across as "holier than anyone", or to exempt her from criticism. I'm merely trying to point out in her defence, that charity expenditure covers so many things which are not necessarily listed in the account summaries posted online - therefore showing that £62,000 expenditure per annum can very easily be achieved. There doesn't have to be hanky-panky anywhere. Even though it may seem hard to believe, people in this day and age still do things out of the goodness of their hearts.

I[b] do not think that £30,000 a year in the UK is an exorbitant salary[/b][color=#990000]. Considering that graduate starting salaries are anything between £18,000 and £24,000, £30,000 seems like what someone in a specialised sector, with considerable experience would earn. Based on the charity being active, plus the amount of work it seems to be undertaken, why can't she earn a decent salary? For all we know she may well be earning below (or above) this amount. [/color]

source  http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/registeredcharities/ScannedAccounts/Ends27/0001093027_ac_20080331_e_c.pdf

i tot jackie was a dogs name until i got here.

by His grace we remain stable under God's economy. we have to be grateful and thankfull because others are worse. the world continue to live as if there are no consequences for our actions.

May God's mercy prevail and help us out.

sister nwando, how you dey ma?   you forgot the shytimba igbo people planted near benin?

HR.hotness:
my friend calls them back-of-the-bus names

nice one

did anyone here listen to the oyibo boy , debbie aruyo and beresford or whatever he calls himself on voice of africa turn akwa ibom to whole nigeria thing?

tonye-t:
$20,000,000 to[b] $35,000,000 [/b] FOR A 2ND-3RD HAND

$50,000,000 FOR A FAIRLY USED

$80,000,000 to[b] $100,000,000 [/b] for a brand new personal

nawao! you be accountant? why you dey cook figures like this? planes are cheaper than you know. there are planes selling less than a million dollars. dont forget the small matter of leasing too. the market for planes have been down since 9/11. price are rock bottom if you want one

is the rumour true in the first place?

lucabrasi:
http://www.afruca.org/
found this in an article i was reading online,they r based in the united kingdom and appears to be doing a lot concerning children's rights and alleviating their conditions /standard of living e.t.c

this debbie aruyo girl is doing more to give nigerians a bad name than any white man i know. did you listen to her on voice of africa?  you would believe all nigerians do is abuse kids every day.

i know she has to make her fundings from the lottery funds and co but is that a licence to insult every nigerian going about his/her business legitimately? she wants laws allowing people registering places of christian worship changed failing to recognise they use the same law that allowed her register her one woman band charity.

afruca indeed. please check the accounts filed at the charities commission and see where the money goes
http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/registeredcharities/ScannedAccounts/Ends27/0001093027_ac_20080331_e_c.pdf  pay attention to page 20, 21, 28 and 29 and see how much the wonderful afruca spend on paying herself

open your eyes people and dont be so gulible. imagine using £148k to manage questionable charitable expenditures of of £62k. only in england as they say

open the attached doc and see the sumary for yourself

259 teachers score zero in Pry 4 exams

Yekini Jimoh, Ilorin - 25.11.2008

THE Kwara State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Alhaji Bolaji Abdullahi, has said that about 259 teachers in the state who sat for Primary Four examinations scored zero in the test.

He made this known during a stakeholders’ meeting in Ilorin at the weekend, pointing out that only seven out of 19,125 teachers met the minimum knowledge and capability threshold.

“Although 2,628 of the teachers hold university degrees, only one of them achieved the threshold, while 10 others were among those who scored zero in the test.

“In this part of the assessment, we gave teachers a test paper in reading and Mathematics that has been completed by a primary four pupil and the teachers were asked to mark the paper,” he said.

The key part of the assessment had the teachers tested in English and Mathematics question papers originally designed for primary four pupils.

The commissioner, who presented the report to the stakeholders, said he was depressed by the findings, but reasoned that the dismal performance of the teachers who teach in public schools was the outcome of a long period of systemic failure.
http://www.tribune.com.ng/25112008/news/news9.html

Eziachi:
Nigerian economy where there is no set rule, nobody knows what the interest rate was, if borrowing, you will haggle with your bank manager, who will take ten percent of what he eventually borrowed to you in bribe. Ministers don't know simple economic index like rate of unemployment, inflation rate, customs and excise rate of goods and services. If you import anything, you are at the mercy of crooked customs officers, who charge what they want you to pay of which 60% goes to their pocket.

Establish a manufacturing firm, next you know it, the raw material needed is branded contraband before the structure of the factory is finish. Go to tax office, nobody knows what your tax rate is and you only had to haggle with those at the Inland Revenue. That is not what you call safe.

Anyone who tells you what you wanted to hear about yourself is not a friend but an enemy. Meryl Lynch played a big role during Abacha's era in investing their stolen loot from Nigeria, so how on earth will anyone listen to them on Nigerian economic index if they can't even fathom to open a business in Nigeria?
Anyone going to Nigeria for any sort of investment, all I can say to you is good luck because you going to need it in abundance. Every person in Nigerian office has his own company where they will hijack contracts they knew next to nothing about and before you know it they will mess your life and hard earn cash you have come to invest.

merryl lynch is being paid to lead you all into a false sence of security and you are all happy. run out go put your money in stocks and start celebrating because meryl lynch abi na leech say so.

Nigerian journalists are known to publish press releases as news. Let's wait until we see the report.

oga seun thank you

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someone pls help this girl. i know she is not a witch but she is human and desperate.

[b]Teenage girl raped, impregnated by runaway teacher, abandoned by family[/b]
From CHIDI NNADI, Enugu
Wednesday, November 19, 2008

* More Stories on This Section

For Blessing Nwafor, 17, from Nwaezeko, Abakiliki in Ebonyi State life has become a misery as her family members and others she had run to have abandoned her. Now, the doctors say her life is in danger as she is discharging yellowish fluid mixed with blood.

The travails of the vulnerable young girl started when on April 16, this year her lesson teacher whose name she could only remember as Stanley E. raped and impregnated her in the process.

According to Blessing, an SS3 student of St. Jude Secondary School, Nwaezeko, Abakiliki, she had gone to Stanley’s house to collect her Mathematics textbook she would use to do a test the next day in school when the lesson teacher started preaching to her about love.

“He told me that he loves me and that he would want us to make love. I told him no, that he is too old for my age and that I am his student, but he grabbed me and locked his door. He raised the volume of his radio as I started shouting. He tore my shirt and pants and raped me as I was crying and begging him to leave me alone.

After making love to me he told me sorry and I left his house crying. People in the neighbourhood were asking me what happened, but I could not tell them because I was ashamed,” she said.
After she was raped by Stanley who also told her that he works with the Ebonyi State government, Blessing missed her monthly period in April, making her return to Stanley ’s house to tell him of the development.

She told Daily Sun that Stanley only gave her 16 tablets. She could not say their names and brand and asked her to take eight in the morning and another eight in the evening.
She said after taking the drugs, she became uncomfortable for the whole day, but nothing happened and she did not tell her parents of what transpired.
But after four months, she became very sick and as this was persistent and regular she told her elder sister what had happened to her.

Her elder sister then told their mother who told their father. Unfortunately for her, her no nonesense father swore that she would not bear a bastard in his house.
Thus her father, Mr Chinedu Nwafor, took her to Stanley’s house, but they were shocked to see that he had packed out from the house and vamoosed into the thin air.
Those living in the neighbourhood told them that Stanley had packed out in the dead of the night soon after Blessing came to tell him that she was pregnant.
Her father also took her to the Ebonyi State Government house, but the government workers said they knew nobody with named Stanley E.

Last month, Blessing’s father chased her away, telling her never to come home again.
As she was wandering on the street, a Good Samaritan doctor saw her and took her to his house, but the doctor’s wife did not like the idea of her husband bringing home a strange pregnant teenager.
According to Blessing, she stayed in the house of the doctor for one month. When he contacted her elder sister and she was taken to St. Jude’s Hospital in Abakiliki.

“ At St. Jude, they did scan for me and said that they saw a baby boy, but that part of the body of the baby is damaged already. So, they told my sister that they would need N150,000 to carry out an operation on me for me to survive. This made my sister to abandon me there and run away.

“This was happening around 7p.m. so the doctor there said I should be allowed to pass the night there and to leave in the morning. I pleaded with the doctor to carry out the operation as I pledged that after it I will be working for his hospital to defray the bill, but he refused and instead gave me N500 to go home.
“I used the N500 to go back to the first doctor that took me to his hospital; when I explained to him what happened he said there was nothing he could do again, he gave me N300 to go back to my house.
“But when I got home, my father disowned me completely, saying that his daughter who bears Blessing had long died. I cried and cried, but he chased me away.

“This happened on a Sunday and I left and was wandering until Tuesday when I decided to go to Father Mbaka in Enugu for Adoration Worship. After Adoration, I wanted to see Father Mbaka, but the security men did not allow me and on Thursday the security men chased me away. I stayed outside the Adoration centre gate.

“It was at the gate that two boys and two girls saw me and bought me food after which they paid my fare to St Mary Catholic Church, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu last Thursday. At the church one of the reverend fathers gave me N300 to go home, but I remained in the church because I had no place to go to,” Blessing explained.

At the close of church service on Sunday, Blessing began another walk into the unknown when she now met the President of Global Society for Anti-Corruption, Mr Frank Ezeona by the side of St Mary Catholic Church who bought her food.
After eating, she said that Ezeona also gave her some tissue papers from his car with which she changed her pad and later brought her to Daily Sun office in Enugu where Blessing who was sobbing profusely asked other Nigerians to come to her rescue.
Moved by her plight, Ezeona, therefore, called on public-spirited individuals, as well as the Ebonyi and Enugu State Governments to come to the aid of Blessing before she dies.

can you raise money for this one plssss

[b]Teenage girl raped, impregnated by runaway teacher, abandoned by family[/b]
From CHIDI NNADI, Enugu
Wednesday, November 19, 2008

    * More Stories on This Section

For Blessing Nwafor, 17, from Nwaezeko, Abakiliki in Ebonyi State life has become a misery as her family members and others she had run to have abandoned her. Now, the doctors say her life is in danger as she is discharging yellowish fluid mixed with blood.

The travails of the vulnerable young girl started when on April 16, this year her lesson teacher whose name she could only remember as Stanley E. raped and impregnated her in the process.

According to Blessing, an SS3 student of St. Jude Secondary School, Nwaezeko, Abakiliki, she had gone to Stanley’s house to collect her Mathematics textbook she would use to do a test the next day in school when the lesson teacher started preaching to her about love.

“He told me that he loves me and that he would want us to make love. I told him no, that he is too old for my age and that I am his student, but he grabbed me and locked his door. He raised the volume of his radio as I started shouting. He tore my shirt and pants and raped me as I was crying and begging him to leave me alone.

After making love to me he told me sorry and I left his house crying. People in the neighbourhood were asking me what happened, but I could not tell them because I was ashamed,” she said.
After she was raped by Stanley who also told her that he works with the Ebonyi State government, Blessing missed her monthly period in April, making her return to Stanley ’s house to tell him of the development.

She told Daily Sun that Stanley only gave her 16 tablets. She could not say their names and brand and asked her to take eight in the morning and another eight in the evening.
She said after taking the drugs, she became uncomfortable for the whole day, but nothing happened and she did not tell her parents of what transpired.
But after four months, she became very sick and as this was persistent and regular she told her elder sister what had happened to her.

Her elder sister then told their mother who told their father. Unfortunately for her, her no nonesense father swore that she would not bear a bastard in his house.
Thus her father, Mr Chinedu Nwafor, took her to Stanley’s house, but they were shocked to see that he had packed out from the house and vamoosed into the thin air.
Those living in the neighbourhood told them that Stanley had packed out in the dead of the night soon after Blessing came to tell him that she was pregnant.
Her father also took her to the Ebonyi State Government house, but the government workers said they knew nobody with named Stanley E.

Last month, Blessing’s father chased her away, telling her never to come home again.
As she was wandering on the street, a Good Samaritan doctor saw her and took her to his house, but the doctor’s wife did not like the idea of her husband bringing home a strange pregnant teenager.
According to Blessing, she stayed in the house of the doctor for one month. When he contacted her elder sister and she was taken to St. Jude’s Hospital in Abakiliki.

“ At St. Jude, they did scan for me and said that they saw a baby boy, but that part of the body of the baby is damaged already. So, they told my sister that they would need N150,000 to carry out an operation on me for me to survive. This made my sister to abandon me there and run away.

“This was happening around 7p.m. so the doctor there said I should be allowed to pass the night there and to leave in the morning. I pleaded with the doctor to carry out the operation as I pledged that after it I will be working for his hospital to defray the bill, but he refused and instead gave me N500 to go home.
“I used the N500 to go back to the first doctor that took me to his hospital; when I explained to him what happened he said there was nothing he could do again, he gave me N300 to go back to my house.
“But when I got home, my father disowned me completely, saying that his daughter who bears Blessing had long died. I cried and cried, but he chased me away.

“This happened on a Sunday and I left and was wandering until Tuesday when I decided to go to Father Mbaka in Enugu for Adoration Worship. After Adoration, I wanted to see Father Mbaka, but the security men did not allow me and on Thursday the security men chased me away. I stayed outside the Adoration centre gate.

“It was at the gate that two boys and two girls saw me and bought me food after which they paid my fare to St Mary Catholic Church, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu last Thursday. At the church one of the reverend fathers gave me N300 to go home, but I remained in the church because I had no place to go to,” Blessing explained.

At the close of church service on Sunday, Blessing began another walk into the unknown when she now met the President of Global Society for Anti-Corruption, Mr Frank Ezeona by the side of St Mary Catholic Church who bought her food.
After eating, she said that Ezeona also gave her some tissue papers from his car with which she changed her pad and later brought her to Daily Sun office in Enugu where Blessing who was sobbing profusely asked other Nigerians to come to her rescue.
Moved by her plight, Ezeona, therefore, called on public-spirited individuals, as well as the Ebonyi and Enugu State Governments to come to the aid of Blessing before she dies.

Teenage girl raped, impregnated by runaway teacher, abandoned by family
From CHIDI NNADI, Enugu
Wednesday, November 19, 2008

* More Stories on This Section

For Blessing Nwafor, 17, from Nwaezeko, Abakiliki in Ebonyi State life has become a misery as her family members and others she had run to have abandoned her. Now, the doctors say her life is in danger as she is discharging yellowish fluid mixed with blood.

The travails of the vulnerable young girl started when on April 16, this year her lesson teacher whose name she could only remember as Stanley E. raped and impregnated her in the process.

According to Blessing, an SS3 student of St. Jude Secondary School, Nwaezeko, Abakiliki, she had gone to Stanley’s house to collect her Mathematics textbook she would use to do a test the next day in school when the lesson teacher started preaching to her about love.

“He told me that he loves me and that he would want us to make love. I told him no, that he is too old for my age and that I am his student, but he grabbed me and locked his door. He raised the volume of his radio as I started shouting. He tore my shirt and pants and raped me as I was crying and begging him to leave me alone.

After making love to me he told me sorry and I left his house crying. People in the neighbourhood were asking me what happened, but I could not tell them because I was ashamed,” she said.
After she was raped by Stanley who also told her that he works with the Ebonyi State government, Blessing missed her monthly period in April, making her return to Stanley ’s house to tell him of the development.

She told Daily Sun that Stanley only gave her 16 tablets. She could not say their names and brand and asked her to take eight in the morning and another eight in the evening.
She said after taking the drugs, she became uncomfortable for the whole day, but nothing happened and she did not tell her parents of what transpired.
But after four months, she became very sick and as this was persistent and regular she told her elder sister what had happened to her.

Her elder sister then told their mother who told their father. Unfortunately for her, her no nonesense father swore that she would not bear a bastard in his house.
Thus her father, Mr Chinedu Nwafor, took her to Stanley’s house, but they were shocked to see that he had packed out from the house and vamoosed into the thin air.
Those living in the neighbourhood told them that Stanley had packed out in the dead of the night soon after Blessing came to tell him that she was pregnant.
Her father also took her to the Ebonyi State Government house, but the government workers said they knew nobody with named Stanley E.

Last month, Blessing’s father chased her away, telling her never to come home again.
As she was wandering on the street, a Good Samaritan doctor saw her and took her to his house, but the doctor’s wife did not like the idea of her husband bringing home a strange pregnant teenager.
According to Blessing, she stayed in the house of the doctor for one month. When he contacted her elder sister and she was taken to St. Jude’s Hospital in Abakiliki.

“ At St. Jude, they did scan for me and said that they saw a baby boy, but that part of the body of the baby is damaged already. So, they told my sister that they would need N150,000 to carry out an operation on me for me to survive. This made my sister to abandon me there and run away.

“This was happening around 7p.m. so the doctor there said I should be allowed to pass the night there and to leave in the morning. I pleaded with the doctor to carry out the operation as I pledged that after it I will be working for his hospital to defray the bill, but he refused and instead gave me N500 to go home.
“I used the N500 to go back to the first doctor that took me to his hospital; when I explained to him what happened he said there was nothing he could do again, he gave me N300 to go back to my house.
“But when I got home, my father disowned me completely, saying that his daughter who bears Blessing had long died. I cried and cried, but he chased me away.

“This happened on a Sunday and I left and was wandering until Tuesday when I decided to go to Father Mbaka in Enugu for Adoration Worship. After Adoration, I wanted to see Father Mbaka, but the security men did not allow me and on Thursday the security men chased me away. I stayed outside the Adoration centre gate.

“It was at the gate that two boys and two girls saw me and bought me food after which they paid my fare to St Mary Catholic Church, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu last Thursday. At the church one of the reverend fathers gave me N300 to go home, but I remained in the church because I had no place to go to,” Blessing explained.

At the close of church service on Sunday, Blessing began another walk into the unknown when she now met the President of Global Society for Anti-Corruption, Mr Frank Ezeona by the side of St Mary Catholic Church who bought her food.
After eating, she said that Ezeona also gave her some tissue papers from his car with which she changed her pad and later brought her to Daily Sun office in Enugu where Blessing who was sobbing profusely asked other Nigerians to come to her rescue.
Moved by her plight, Ezeona, therefore, called on public-spirited individuals, as well as the Ebonyi and Enugu State Governments to come to the aid of Blessing before she dies. http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2008/nov/19/national-19-11-2008-007.htm

IT IS LIKE GRAIL MESSAGE IS IN VOGUE AGAIN. debbie aruyo the lady behind child witchcraft story in akwa ibom is also a member

Fundraising target:    £20,000.00
Donations so far:  £ 18,053.00

http://www.justgiving.com/witchchildren

Angelheart:
@Luca
Nah!  Not dampened at all. . Ig glad it came out of your mouth that you are personally 'have a bias towards any charity in nigeria because of the reputation'. Id be crucified- Not that I care

@JJYOU: I said a link where KIDS are branded as witches. Lets keep it in tandem here.

AGAIN: to all those that keep enquiring and rendering their support, thank YOU!

FUNNY

http://www.justgiving.com/witchchildren

Fundraising target: £20,000.00
Donations so far: £ 18,053.00

nigeria always something for nothing

oyi

KunleOshob:
Why should anyone know where the Queen of witches lives, do you want to join her coven?

you never fail to disappoint yourself. when were you last in the coven with her? why is truth so alien to your blood system?

pay back time for obj cooperation on barkasi and charles taylor. papa iyabo unlimited

you live in naija and you dont know ukpabio is not in akwa ibom as she said

AA will get all the fighters or do i call them haters here dont you think? is that what you really want?

egbojie:
I need female medical doctor 4 serious reltionship that will be marriage bound call or text 08037474303

omoe. onegbe?

so this still go on?

some ugly people make more noise than beautiful people

foolishness glorified and personified by some people

felifeli:
@faakay
where in Nigeria do people earn N5000 a month ? You must have left more thn a decade ago. Even our houseboy earns N15,000 and he lives in free boysquarters. poverty in uk is worse than in naija if you are not entitled to benefits. i know guys earning zero pounds a week and it is not because they are lazy , no job my friend.

@busy_body
Be careful my sister Glite was banned from nairaland a few days ago for anti- oyinbo sentiments

meanwhile anyone wants to play chess or kill the simpsons with me at naija kampus kommunity ( www.kampuskommunity.com )

really? wonders shall not end on NL

*osisi:
Josh long time
my friends say I should have been a comedian
hunger for don kill me

my sister i dey o.
you for make money with your laugh more than some comedians i see here.
plus u know say i don marry one small fine girl

no mind this people o. stop sending him money. the man has no shame. why must he be given money by a junior sister?