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johnpaschal:
is it still on

yes

awhybliss:
Despite the lockdown, cases are still increasing, so even when the lockdown is eased, cases will keep skyrocketing, so what is the practical solution to curb the cases, or reduce the cases...
Both lockdown and easing lockdown can't work.. so what can work!!!!

nobody is observing the lock down

Nukilia:
Kano should stop this! We are not in election period,..

it is real. Community transmission stage will hit places like kano really bad. So it is not about competition but reality

This is sad, with less than 2000 cases and this is happening, what becomes of us when we get to 5000. People please go out only when necessary and practice social distance. A country blessed with rich human and natural resources can't manage less than 2000 cases of Chinese flu. This is shameful, very shameful

Elove1:
The man is incompetent like one here, who values cows than humans.

That Kano promises are strictly meant for cows

'I will never let you down my cows'

just shut up

Thank God you are asking yourself and not us? So keep on asking yourself ok.

KingRabota:
Thanks man
Sometimes we smile and Sometimes we cry . In every situation we praise the most high

you are welcome. I am a Lady

Idenoch:
If your husband comes begging with repentant heart please receive him back wholeheartedly, don't stop praying for him either, so that you can save both you and him for eternal final home in Christ.

I am saved, I don't know about him. There is no going back to Egypt. I have moved on and God has been super faithful. So no, I won't receive him back, I have forgiven and forgotten. I wish him well from the bottom of my heart

See it there

SyrusdeHansome:
Sorry ma. She's in a better place

thank you very much

Heineken:
sorry ma.. Wow

thanks dear

hennylove:
My son the hurt is too much. I always feel like shouting to let out my grief.

shout sis. Time heals every would. Sorry for your loss

slaypapa:
I can never forget my younger sister Kate. She was just five years when my parents died and we were left to the mercy of this cold world to fend for ourselves. I was only nine years then in the village.

What hurt most is that, the elders gave the custody of my little sister who was very healthy to an old woman who is a relation of my father. After just two weeks my sister fell ill and the woman returned my sister back to the family house.

After two days, I went to the farm in the evening to help someone work so he can give me little money for upkeep. On my return in the evening, they told me that my little sister is gone and buried. What hurt most I that I couldn't see her for the last time. It's been 24yrs now but it still hurts.

this is painful

alexsoftwork:
Wow! This your story Is very very touching
Stay strong sis

that which will not kill us, will only make yours stronger. Thanks dear

KingRabota:
My wife . She passed on 3 years ago. I have never in my life been with a person so dedicated and committed to me and my cause . She passed away after an unsuccessful surgery . The pain hasn't diminished and the memories are still raw
Till now family be pressuring my arse to remarry but in my mind , who's gonna fill her space?

Most of our women aren't really thinking of the long term and only interested in the immediate things they can smash ,grab and vanish away with.
If you find someone who really loves you. Never let them go away. True Commitment and love are so rare These days it's almost impossible to find

she would love to see you you move on now. May God grant you the strength to make the right choice. Take heart brother

ACE1010:
Lost the most important person in my life, my dear wife.. I still feel the pain till today after 2 and a half years

sorry for your loss dear

Mattyau:
Lost my wife four month after getting married the loved of my life.
I cry everyday for four month .
The greatest gift I got from God he took it back .
Indeed He is God.
Each time I remember her I shade tears.

may God console you. Take heart brother

PrettyLolo:
Yes..... My beloved son, my second child and first son. 6 months ago is still like yesterday in my mind. Each time I see his belongings, I cry.
God pls console me. I'm losing it all.
My 1yr3months boy.

may God comfort you. Time heals all wounds. Take heart dear

SyrusdeHansome:
Hardly will u see a daughter in law speak so well of the mother in law. This goes a long way to prove that she was a gr8 woman. Thanks 4 sharing.

I loved her and was sad seeing her battling with diabetes. At a point her right leg was amputated, she became a shadow of herself yet I was still her favorite person. She wanted me to be happy and be a better me. Shortly before her death, I stop going to the hospital because I couldn't fight the tears knowing fully well that she was dying and there was nothing I could do. She kept asking for me. I saw her last 30th September, that day she soiled herself, i cleaned her up fed her and changed her clothes. I was doing all that in tears, she will summon her last strength to ask, " mummy are crying? I will be fine okay". My heart was broken into pieces yet I asked God to grant her rest because she was in pains. she died 1st October

prettyangel10:
My two brothers died within the space of one year. The first one which is our first born died of heart related issues, was with him in the hospital for one month, he was discharged and three months after, he gave up the ghost.

Then our last born, had a dream about him that we were mourning him, I prayed about it, got family members involved in the prayers but three months after, he was having lunch/break time at work, and he choked on the meat in his mouth, rushed to the hospital but was too late.

I've always cried each time I remember the memories of the two of them. cant take them off my mind. Continue to rest in peace my lovely brothers.

I can imagine your pains. Take heart.

My Dad though he was 79 at that time but I was only 22 so I knew him for only 22 years. He was our fighter, he stood the gap for us, he never miss the 3am divine mercy. He was the man that taught me selflessness, a man of peace. I was hospitalized four days before his death, he came to visit me and was pained. He cried to God and said, father I will not bury any of my children again, it is my life for hers and four days later he died in his sleep peacefully. He stood in for me. Ten years later it is still painful and tears rolling down my cheeks. Rest on Sir Ben. Your daughter is a grown woman doing well for herself. Till we meet at Jesus' feet


My mother in-law, Electric oku oyibo as I always called you. My friend and my gossip partner. She was a paragon of beauty both in and out. She died same year as my Dad, 9 months later. Electric ASA nwanyi, I miss you so much. Things would have been different if you were here. I am sorry I ended things with your son, you guys were of different kind, he is the opposite of you and you knew it, that's why you stood by me. I miss you everyday oku oyibo though you came back as my second son, I still miss that elegant wonderful and caring mother in-law. I would have stayed because of you but you left leaving me vulnerable and to my fate. You are one in a million.

Akpaamunsi:
Sharrap. So the ibos plenty pass the indigenes there? U go just dey misyarn.
Ibos wey dey Kano no reach 200k and na Sabon garri dem dey. No dey blow fake date for social media abeg

kano has a population of 12 million

TomMary:
.... Lol.. only males enter their cemetery... I am sure females are included too

females are buried in the cemetery too

Sammy07:
You people should take it easy nah.

Do u know what 2 million means.?
Igbos in Kano ain't up to 100,000

ok fine, why only Muslims? It is that Christians don't take record of their deaths

Acidosis:
Well Igbos in Kano don't go to mosques. The Igbo man in his shop is less likely to be infected.

they go to church

beautyhd:
2 million ibos? Where did you get this information from? Take it easy and go get your facts right?

an estimation of Igbo's living in the Sabin gari of kano, that is not the point here, the estimates maybe wrong or right. The question is how come it is only killing or the reports we are getting shows that only the male Muslims.

Acidosis:
Kano is largely a Muslim state and majority of the women already have some form of protection like Hijab and gloves.

we have more than 2million igbos in kano not to talk about Yoruba and other tribes. Why are they not infected with this strange fever

There is something I don't understand about this kano deaths. Is it only the Muslims that are dying from this illness? I also notice they are all males?

mployer:
America actually have a lot of churches.

They pay tithes and pay taxes too.

Again, I don't know church buildings are your problems. There are lots of buildings out there used for beer parlour and club houses, why are you not bothered about them?

na them

chrisifeanyi:
Dm,i miss catfish barbecue. Let's have it.

it is a date then

chrisifeanyi:
Finally, I can now run bottles at Abakaliki street. See you at Nwoke Udi joint. If you are a homeboy let's meet and drink

can I be your plus 1