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My friend, George though he is a priest, but we practically gist about everything. He is my gist partner and my gossip mate. Despite our tight schedule we always create time to talk and laugh and say our divine mercy at 3am everyday |
Thought provoking. Is my happiness at stake? |
Congrats to her. That's the way to go |
bentwood85:local dishes |
sagio09:ok send me a pm. Let's start from there |
The hotel will kick off by october and i need a chef that can prepare continental and inter continental dishes. Location is Anambra state. |
The hotel will kick off by october and i need a chef that can prepare continental and inter continental dishes. Location is Anambra state. |
At least not a northern affair |
O Father. May is soul be in paradise with Jesus |
paix:wow beautiful. Hope you do donate blood occasionally. We are priceless |
sinaj:yes dear and I understand perfectly why you don't wish. What can we do but just help touch life wherever we find ourselves |
I am glad to be a blood donor, always saving life with O- blood |
majamajic:I'm so sorry about that then |
Credit alert |
femi4:shut up please |
majamajic:can you read at all? |
Bloooody:shut up for christ sake |
I am a woman and i play the role of a father and mother well. Its all about determination and sacrifice. I know a lot of men that didn't remarry after the loss of their partner just for their children. They gave in their all and trained wonderful children. To every amazing man out there that have put a hold to their life for the sake of their children, i say happy father's day. Then to every woman double parenting i celebrate you too |
caridi:o, so how did you handle it. Were you able to have healthy children |
found in South East Nigeria popularly called Ube. It is mainly eaten with roasted or cooked corn. It is pink in colour when unripe but turns dark purple when ripped; It has a butter-like nature when roasted or dipped in hot water and is enjoyed by all. 1. Rich in Antioxidants The fruit plays important role in microbial activities role as an antioxidant, anti-microbial and anti-sickle cell diseases. These antioxidant and anti-microbial properties contained in bush pears are very active and effective at the fresh state and even when boiled. They help to slow the effects of microorganisms on the body as well as ward off disease-causing organism in the human body. 2. Boosts Immune System Bush pears help to improve immunity due to the presence of vitamin C which helps the immune system to resist certain diseases and also maintain a healthy immunity. Immune boosting property in African bush pear comes from vitamin C and essential minerals that act as antioxidants that helps to strengthen immunity and improve the infection-fighting ability of the immune systems. 3. Helps in Protein Synthesis Pantothenate known as vitamin B5 is an essential nutrient found in bush pears which helps to synthesize protein, fats and carbohydrates and as well contributes to the production of adrenal hormones and red blood cells. 4. Promote Skin health They are rich in oil which contains several nutrients in the green coloured part when the purple flesh is been peeled helps to treat some skin disease such as ringworm, craw-craw and related others. The pulpy pericarp can be eaten raw or boiled and exhibits butter qualities, rich in minerals and oil according to nutritionists and are good for the skin. Vitamin C is a strong antioxidant and a dietary supplement just as riboflavin; both nutrients help to keep the skin glowing. 5. Reduces Constipation Soluble fibre content on bush pear is a good property that gives it the ability to reduce constipation, aid to a normal bowel movement. This fibre contains pectin, cellulose and lignin that resist the action of the digestive enzyme. Pectin helps to control diarrhoea and binds substance in the intestine. 6. Lowers High Blood Pressure Bush pears have small clustered seeds enclosed by mesocarp which is also nutritious and helps to reduce blood pressure and risk of stroke. It is advisable to be eating at least 5 portions of fruits per day including African pears or related due to its potassium contents that help to lower high blood pressure and prevent the risk of stroke. 7. Promote Healthy Bones And Teeth Some important minerals such as calcium and phosphorus present in the fruit are the central players for healthy teeth and bones. These minerals have key roles to play in the skeletal system; calcium helps in maintaining bone health, muscle contraction immune system and blood clotting. Phosphorus on its own is very important for the formation and maintenance of healthy bones and teeth in both adults and children. 8. Prevents Cancer Regular consumption of this fruit helps to fight against cancer because of the presence of phytochemicals which is a micronutrient that fights against diseases in the human body. 9. They are Allergy-Free Fruits Bush pears is a native African fruit eaten by all ages both children and adults; they are being classified as a hypoallergenic fruit because they don't cause any allergic reactions. 10. Reduces the Risk of Diabetes African pears are rich in vitamins and minerals that play important roles in controlling the blood sugar level. Carbohydrate content in African pears has a low glycemic index (GI) and is slowly digested and metabolised in the sense that hinders the spiking of blood glucose levels which causes diabetes. 11. Reduces Age-Related Diseases Studies have shown that regular consumption of this fruit slows the risk of macular degeneration in aged people. The above statement is true for African pears because they exhibit strong antioxidants properties that help to prevent some age-related illness which causes poor vision. 12. Good For Pregnancy You may be surprised to hear that African pear; called ube in Igbo is a pregnancy super fruit. It contains natural folic acid which is very good in pregnancy. supplement. The presence of folic acid in bush pears (African pears) helps to prevent deficiencies in baby's brain and spinal cord. Take advantage of this amazing fruit this season. Take as much as you can |
caridi:no, my first shot was after birth. |
I am rhesus negative. I have carried two children to full term, lost one at 6 weeks. There is no cause to worry. I get my anti-D injection 72 hours after child birth or abortion |
No I'm not but i am grateful to God. I will get there. Slow and steady |
Beautiful soul |
dreamwords:7.5 million is not much for that house o but you get it cheaper depending on your finishing |
The children |
fieryy:ok i agree with you |
fieryy:i have my reasons for asking. Sometimes motherhood could be overwhelming and stressful. You may not be lucky to find a good help . sometimes the stress won't go away then your wifely duties. so it's discussion between the husband and wife. one has to stay back and take care of the home while the other work. so when you're not married or all matured enough to see things like that you will not understand the angle that I'm looking at or why I'm asking you that. so when you get to that level you will understand better nobody gives up her career for . fun sometimes it is a necessary evil |
I understand and can relate with you. Its ok to be scared but you will be fine eventually. It will pass |
fieryy:are you married dear |
This one na flood? |
YorubaWarrior:you are entitle to your opinion and don't be apologetic about it. When you do that, it means you are classless and lack self esteem |
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