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Oocc:
My brothers and sisters, I am really tired of this life! I have prayed and prayed and prayed.........no show!
Fasted and fasted and fasted.. ........no show! I am fed up and I feel like sleeping and not waking up again. In fact, I pray for death any time I want to sleep, cos I can't commit suicide..........not because it's a sin, but because I don't have the guts

At 37, I have no job, no wife, no child/children, no friends, no girlfriend, no money! Nobody to talk to, cry to or complain to!

I lost my job years back, and since then, life has been hell! My most trusted friend that I helped when I was working, got a better job and abandoned me.......he doesn't even pick my calls! I guess he doesn't want to be associated with liability!

I've been submitting CV's since I lost my job, but all to no avail. I treck long distances at times, on empty stomach. I recently trecked from fadeyi to ikeja!

Now, I am thinking of visiting a babalawo to ascertain if someone is behind my predicament or maybe I caused it myself.......what Yorubas call "afowofa"
I'm certain that something is wrong somewhere! It is spiritual!


Who can help me with the link of a good babalawo?



Frustration and depression is far better than what is happening to me! I need help before I loose it!

lalasticlala please help a brother

Get closer to God. JEHOVAH will help you.

mercyway:
USELESS GOOD FOR NOTHING GAMES EVERYWHERE!

Hello

Please, I want to ask if you can give me your parody clicksense level 3 account. I'm a young student. I don't have a laptop to do the process myself. Please I beg you. Just assist me.

Lalasticlala

Written by: Sunday Akanni Moshood

I'm going straight to the point here....

Whenever we see the picture of a once-dark-lady who bleached her skin to become white, we give both the lady and the act terrible condemnations. Nevertheless, that doesn't stop another person from going ahead to bleach their skin tomorrow. Why? Simply because our method of discouraging people from the act isn't effective enough.

I'm sure we all already know the consequences of using those 'skin changing chemical agents'- and we always say it at all times (and even those who bleaches their skins are aware of the not-too-pleasant side-effects). Despite the fact that we always place emphasis on the dangers of skin bleaching, why do people continue doing it? Well, I think it's because we aren't looking at things from the 'foundational perspective'.

Why Do People Bleach Their Skins?

People bleach their skins from black to white because they don't love themselves being black.

They live inside a 'black society' where members of the society regards being fair in complexion as 'cute' (or 'fine oyinbo pepper'), and being black in complexion as 'manageable' (or 'blacky shadow')

And mind you, every young adult desires to be regarded as a 'fine boy' or 'fine girl'. So, if we made it seem that only a fair/yellow in complexion person can be a 'fine boy/girl', the dark in complexion amongst them will definitely bleach their skins irrespective of how loud you're blazing the consequences of skin bleaching.

Solution...

It begins with the society.

Let us stop portraying 'black' as 'ugly'. You hear some adults say things like:

"See as you black, don't you use to bathe properly"

Things like that made young minds see 'black' as abnormality.

Then also, let us always teach young people the importance/need of self-esteem and self-acceptance. Let's tell them to love themselves, as they are special - irrespective of their skin colors. For the religious ones among us, let's tell them that God has a reason for creating them as who they are (as a male and not female, as blacks and not as whites, etc).

Once all black people see that their self-worth is way beyond their skin colors, I'm assuring you that the issue of skin bleaching will become a thing of the past. Thanks for reading. God bless us all.

http://www.mytrugists.com/2016/10/how-to-discourage-people-from-skin.html?m=1

Badosqi:
Up Man U. GGMU



United We Stand.

Hello sir.

Please, I want to ask if you can give me your parody clicksense level 3 account. I'm a young student. I don't have a laptop to do the process myself. Please I beg you. Just assist me.

Lalasticlala

If life was Nigerian movie, one day thunder will strike and C Ronaldo will fall on d pitch and start shouting "i will confess!!!, I will confess!!!
Pls o i will talk o, i tied kaka and made him lose form



Spectators: heyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!

Ronaldo continues: I also used d charm I got from Portugal to tie bale, to make sure he doesn't shine better.

Ronaldo coughs and continues : I cursed the Jersey number 7 in ManUtd so that any player that wears it will become a dummy like
Michael Owen
Anthony Valencia
Adnan Januzaj
Memphis Depay.

Plz don't give that Jersey to Rashford unless......

Spectators: heyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!

Coach: ALU!!!! ABOMINATION!!!!!

Ronaldo continues: when I heard we were about to buy pogba,I made sure he did not come to Madrid, but as a stubborn black man, he had to leave, so I made him him useless and sent him to my former club
Spectators: heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Coach:come and be going

Ed Woodward: what did we do to deserve this?

nigerianss we too much..true or faulse


http://www.mytrugists.com/2016/10/if-life-was-nigerian-movie.html?m=1

http://www.mytrugists.com/2016/10/stephanie-coker-speaks-out-against.html?m=1

Lalasticlala

Following Pres. Buhari’s controversial statements about his wife, Aisha Buhari, TV personality/entrepreneur Stephanie Coker is expressing her views on the matter.

She took to Instagram to post the following message:

“I feel so privileged to be growing up in an era where women are presidents of countries, women are running conglomerates, women are effortlessly juggling child bearing whilst running billion dollar companies, discovering cures to treating diseases and so many other extraordinary things. No woman should be confined to a kitchen, living room or any "other room". My country has progressed so much in encouraging young girls to pursue their dreams. To be hearing this in 2016 breaks me and I will speak against it till it is finished. #RespectAWomanAndBeRespected”

#captain

More.

http://www.mytrugists.com/2016/10/beside-every-great-man-is-even-greater.html?m=1

lalasticlala

The Chelsea midfielder and Nigeria captain took to his Twitter handle this afternoon to gush over mother of his two kids and partner Olga Diyachenko. He wrote:

''Besides every great man is an even greater woman''.

makelove2m:
This people will not allow young boys to marry their mates.............. all their mates were married to old men

Money and power....

More pics

Lalasticlala

The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III pictured with his young Oloris as they attend Juma'at prayers at the Central Mosque Oyo today October 14th. More photos after the cut.

http://www.mytrugists.com/2016/10/photos-alaafin-of-oyo-and-his-young.html?m=1

Lalasticlala

Written by: Sunday Akanni Moshood

I'm going straight to the point here....

Whenever we see the picture of a once-dark-lady who bleached her skin to become white, we give both the lady and the act terrible condemnations. Nevertheless, that doesn't stop another person from going ahead to bleach their skin tomorrow. Why? Simply because our method of discouraging people from the act isn't effective enough.

I'm sure we all already know the consequences of using those 'skin changing chemical agents'- and we always say it at all times (and even those who bleaches their skins are aware of the not-too-pleasant side-effects). Despite the fact that we always place emphasis on the dangers of skin bleaching, why do people continue doing it? Well, I think it's because we aren't looking at things from the 'foundational perspective'.

Why Do People Bleach Their Skins?

People bleach their skins from black to white because they don't love themselves being black.

They live inside a 'black society' where members of the society regards being fair in complexion as 'cute' (or 'fine oyinbo pepper'), and being black in complexion as 'manageable' (or 'blacky shadow')

And mind you, every young adult desires to be regarded as a 'fine boy' or 'fine girl'. So, if we made it seem that only a fair/yellow in complexion person can be a 'fine boy/girl', the dark in complexion amongst them will definitely bleach their skins irrespective of how loud you're blazing the consequences of skin bleaching.

Solution...

It begins with the society.

Let us stop portraying 'black' as 'ugly'. You hear some adults say things like:

"See as you black, don't you use to bathe properly"

Things like that made young minds see 'black' as abnormality.

Then also, let us always teach young people the importance/need of self-esteem and self-acceptance. Let's tell them to love themselves, as they are special - irrespective of their skin colors. For the religious ones among us, let's tell them that God has a reason for creating them as who they are (as a male and not female, as blacks and not as whites, etc).

Once all black people see that their self-worth is way beyond their skin colors, I'm assuring you that the issue of skin bleaching will become a thing of the past. Thanks for reading. God bless us all.

http://www.mytrugists.com/2016/10/how-to-discourage-people-from-skin.html?m=1

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Nigerians are talents are like

Lalasticlala, someone even dropped money.

Wow!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSfh7GD

Bad

Nice. See this link >>>http://www.tubeviral.com/AFEhk

adewumiopeyemi:
10. Following internet trends without proper thought

Nigerians will celebrate Halloween, Fourth of July etc just because they see it online. We really need to stop incorporating trends we see on the internet into our lives without understanding them first.

Please. The picture you used for this point. Do you know someone that can do something like that for an e-book cover?

Smh

Why na.

Smh

See this link >>>http://www.tubeviral.com/AFEhk

Haha

Hmm

Rubbish