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Unfortunately, the merceneries that were imported from Niger republic and Chad by that sickler and his facilitators, to make dog and baboon soak in blood have now gone beyond their control. |
BlackfyreRebell:What kind of a man is ur ex-husband? will you be comfortable to release ur child to him? If he is a good man and u can trust him with d child, fine. If not, let ur No be No. |
Agunloye will be surprised that the power sector which occassioned his imprisonment has not improved one bit but has rather become worse off than how he left it. |
If there is any JAMB helpline you can call, do so. If they can't resolve it, go to JAMB office. |
[quote author=mariahAngel post=128025395]Of course, they are.
My father raised three of them. |
john650:God bless you. Their wives are for the showbiz, paparrazzi, red carpet outings, vacation and the other room. Nothing more. |
[quote author=EreluRoz post=128010890]I can't marry my agemate so as to prevent nonsense like this. No consideration for their kids at all. Pepperdemisback Chioma Adeleke is saying hi |
robosky02:I started having interest in soccer during Italia 90. I remember watching USA 94 (midnight used to be like daytime 'cos people are awake watching matches), Tunisia 94, Atlanta 96 (Olympics), France 98 Nigeria/Ghana 99. Japan/Korea 2002, Germany 2006 (Euro), South Africa 2010. Russia 2018 and lastly Qatar 2022 (excluding Nigerian team). |
I will prefer the LG. Hisense looks too chinese for my liking (though most electronics in Nigeria are made in China, but some are of better standard than others) |
Starberg:Let me break it down for you. NIG 1-1 EQG, GBS 2-4 EQG. NIG 1-0 IVC (penalty). If Nigeria can not score beyond 1 goal in all their previous matches, Ginuea Bissau that scored 2 against Equitorial may likely defeat Nigeria unless Nigeria gets penalty kicks. However, I wish NIG victory. MODIFIED: Nigeria defeated Guinea Bissau by a lone own goal. Super eagles should not continue to hope on luck to win their games if they are serious with this tournament. |
[quote author= post=128006765]There was a country.[/quote]DID YOU ACTUALLY TYPE THIS OR SOMEONE CLONED YOUR MONIKER? |
Guinea Bissau scored 2 goals against Equitorial Guinea which Nigeria could not defeat in their first game. If super chickens continue with this their style of play, Guinea Bissau may trash Nigeria. |
Love800:Starting from Nursery is better, it is actually where learning begins. For me, those prior stages are mere play group. |
Standing as surety or guarantor to a person you cant produce when wahala happens is an unwise risk. Dont be afraid to decline if you are not sure of who you are standing for. |
[quote author=FOLYKAZE post=127991321]You've done well Seun by identifying with the root, the African spirituality. Christianity and Islam are the two foreign religions that tried not only to steal our heritage away from us but they completely want to erode us of our history and heritage. We've come of age to realise that ROF Ogboni had it source from the church. As a matter of fact, the Reformed Ogboni Fraternity (Inc.) was instituted on 18 December 1914. Its therefore not a new song that started yesterday that the core of those churches are closet traditionalist who sold dummies to their flocks. Funny enough, traditional spirituality does not have founder. Unlike Christianity and Islam that was created by a dead Jew and Caravan robber in the middle east desert, African spirituality connects us I GUESS USING CARS, SMART PHONES, TECHNOLOGY AND WEARING SHIRT AND TROUSER WILL ALSO ROB YOU OF YOUR ROOT AND SHOULD ALSO BE DISCOURAGED? |
DivinegiftofGod:Hello, what is obtainable in your state may not be obtainable in another state. Also, pre-school system differs from one sch to another. Moreso, pre-sch is not well regulated because Government is less focused on all those creche, kg and nursery but is more interested from Primary (basic) upward, that is why each school (especially private schs) adopt any pre-sch system they prefer because it's not well regulated by govt. Govt only recognizes 6-3-3-4 system, shikena. |
ibrocool:Ok. That is dictionary but in reality here in Nigeria, they usually put kindergaten before Nursery. |
wunmi590:Yes, I disagreed with my wife about it at first, but when I saw the result on his IQ, I was very happy. |
limcar:Yes of course. But it is advisable you start home schooling the child ahead so that he/she can catch up with his/her peers in primary. However, it is better to begin in Nursery so that the child will already be familiar with his/her numbers and alphabets, it makes it easier for the child when he/she gets to primary. |
Feelings79:Appreciate this! |
DivinegiftofGod:Chai, I just love this ur funny comment. |
Love800:If i tell u wot dey do in creche u will laugh. They actually play cartoon for dem on TV, feed them wen its time, change their diapers, sing and play with dem and monitor dem wen dey sleep. creche is not compulsory, it's for busy or career parents. |
wunmi590:This is exactly the case with my son too but he is 4yrs now and in KG3. He also started early due to nature of our job and it really helps his intelligence, he is topping his class too. |
Love800:creche is baby group (1 to 2yrs), kindergarten is pre-nursery (2 to 3yrs) while nursery is pre-basic (3 to 5yrs) (basic is primary, from 5 to 9yrs/10yrs depending on the sch). I stand to be corrected. |
My first child, a son, started with "Baby class" when he was around 2 years because of how busy we the parents were at work. That really helped his IQ and made him a fast learner because when he gets home, he began to recite ABC and 123 that he was hearing from the older children class. Today, he is very brilliant and sharp. |
troytino:Even a kindergaten child will never believe their foolish lies. |
[quote author=SharingIsLife post=127986519] ![]() Imagine, they told us that the guy died due to accidental discharge resulting from a negligent handling of his weapons. This is to imply that investigations have been concluded. OK? But why telling us this at the same time? Well, this is the obvious truth they're trying to hide: They're only feeling threatened that the guy's death means the Nigerian Army doesn't treat its personnel well |
May I never have such experience again. The street where I stayed in Oworonshoki Lagos was notorious for transformer wahala and black out. |
I always imagine what's so hard in frying plantain or meat or anything and not taste it until the food is served. May be it's because I'm special. |
What could have happened? The other day it was a young bank staff that drank insecticide after writing a suicide note about her frustration, now this. So many people are passing through a lot, but a problem shared with a faithful friend is half solved. Everybody needs a shoulder to lean on. RIP to him. |
Bad, this is a terrible way to japa. On an armed forces remembrance day? He must have thought of his life in service and after service, and saw no future, then decided to end it there. What a pity. RIP to him. |
3, 4, 5 look like APC (Armour Personnel Carrier). These vehicles will serve purpose better if they are bullet proof. |
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