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moremuch1:
How come i don't know him

neither do we know him here in okija shrine.

NOBODYY:
Guy u wicked oo...after quoting over 500 words u reply with k

la click la poo

shokky24:
The Nigerian-born American singer is currently having his best career moments yet, after his single ‘Classic man’ became a hit and catapulted him to the top of the charts.
Jidenna disclosed that the Nigerian act he is feeling at the moment is 'Ojuelegba' singer Wizkid.
“I love his voice, I love his production team. I was just hanging out with them recently.”Jidenna told Billboard in a recent interview.
“I’m looking forward to what’s to come, and I love his catalog already."He further said.


Jidenna and Wizkid performed on stage at the Africkan Festival back in July, and as it stands now, a collaboration between both acts is most definitely a highly anticipated one.
Jidenna also further disclosed that he is influenced by Nigeria’s Highlife music which is the first music he ever listened to as a child


Jidenna
Jidenna and wizkid

k

Boyooosa:
It is mostly practiced in parts of Cameroon, where boys and men may think that girls whose breasts have begun to grow are ready for s*x. The most widely used implement for chest ironing is a wooden pestle normally used for pounding tubers. Other tools used include leaves, bananas, coconut shells, grinding stones, ladles, spatulas, and hammers heated over coals.
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“Every morning, before going to school, my mom makes me lift up my top so she can make sure I haven’t taken my bandage off. It’s been two years now and she still checks it on a daily basis. It’s humiliating. I’d like her to stop. When I grow up, I want to be a lawyer or play piano. I hope that wearing this bandage will help me to continue my education.” – Cindy, 14 years old.
“Having breasts was shameful. My grandmother noticed mine when I was 10. One night, she made me lie down on a bamboo bed by the fire. She pressed on me with a hot wooden spatula and tried to flatten them. Even now, I don’t want people to touch my chest.” – Jeannette, 28 years old.

“When my breasts started to grow, people in my house began to talk about it. Neighbors, my mom’s friends, our elders. So much talking! Even I started to feel ashamed because people were talking about it. Eventually, my mom decided to iron my breasts. ‘If we don’t iron them, it will attract men. And we know that men mean pregnancy,’ she said. We needed to kill those breasts, she claimed. She used hot rock on my right b**b, then the left, then the right. This went on for weeks. I suppose she meant well. Breasts are what makes a woman beautiful, though. Today, mine are flabby. They can’t even stand.” – Carole B., 28 years old.
“They tell you: ‘Don’t scream, it’s for your own good.’ I haven’t had the courage to talk about it to my children yet. Three days ago, my son asked me, ‘Mommy, why do you have small breasts?’ I told him that I didn’t know. I also have a six-year-old daughter. But I’m not ready to talk about it. I would have loved to breastfeed a future president.” – Carole N., 28 years old.
“I was eight when my mother told me: ‘Take your top off. Do you have breasts already? When a girl your age has breasts, men look at her.’ I didn’t understand what she was doing. Every day, sometimes three times a day, she would flatten my chest with a hot spatula. She would just say: ‘It’s for your own good.’ It was a nightmare. I noticed that the more she massaged me, the more my breasts grew. When she realized it wasn’t working, she used a rock. That was hell. It felt like my body was on fire. A guidance counselor, who I told everything, tried to talk to my mom and get her to stop. I was happy because I thought it was over. But she did it again—with heated fruit pits this time. She massaged and massaged. I packed my stuff and moved to my aunt’s immediately. Sometimes, I try to understand my mother’s actions. It hurts so much when I look at myself in the mirror.” – Doriane, 19 years old.

“My breasts finally began to grow when I was 18 years old. Before that, boys weren’t attracted to my body. I felt really bad about it. My grandmother began destroying my chest when I was 12 years old. I would try to run away from her every morning but she’d catch me. Other kids were going to school and I was being massaged with a hot rock. She did it twice a day for a year. Having breasts is natural, it’s human. When I didn’t have them, I felt like a boy.” – Agnès, 32 years old.
“Pestles remind me of my childhood pains. That same piece of rock people use to crush spices has been used to crush women’s beauty and wilt teenagers’ skin. My breasts began to grow when I was ten and my family thought that massaging was the solution. When I was 16 and got pregnant, they also darkened. A black fluid would come out every time I tried to breastfeed. I have a hard time remembering it all. I decided to forget it and to fight violence against women.” – Cathy, 27 years old.
“She was my mom, so I had to obey when she called for me. Even if I ran, she’d catch me; when I went to bed, she’d grab me; when I was washing myself, she’d get me and start massaging. She’d find a way, no matter what. I could cry all I want, but she would still do it. It felt like she was stabbing something into my chest. She’s dead now. I never really understood what she was thinking—if she thought she was helping me or punishing me. My cousin defiled me when I was 13 and I ended up giving birth to his child. I needed to produce milk but I no longer had breasts. We tried to use driver ants. When they sting you, your breasts inflate and it’s supposed to encourage milk production. I’ve had three children and, despite the ants, I haven’t been able to breastfeed any of them.” – Emmanuelle, 23 years old.

“My mother told me that my breasts were going to attract men. So she brought me to a traditional healer. He grabbed a knife, cut my breasts, one after the other, and sucked the insides out with a tube. He told me: ‘If you don’t do it, people will think you’re a prostitute.’ I fainted from the pain. It took days to heal. Breasts are a gift from God.” – Lisette, 34 years old.
http://www.informationng.com/2015/09/cameroonian-girls-whose-breasts-were-ironed-by-mothers-tell-their-stories-photos.html
This is serious

pls how

Testerfuze:
Tnk God say she no resemble dat monkey bright....cute little thing

datz cruel u know. "monkey bright, cute little thing"

tyconcepts:
We all know Mrs X likes making "statements" all day everyday.

wot happened to her cats, abi na dem b flower girls ni

Sunexy:
Why after 6 months??...has he bin in jail or did he travel?

may b d baby was born abroad, mother nd child returned to Nigeria after 6month.

XavierBlue:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/sometimes-i-wear-hijab-to-cover-my-curves-victoria-kimani/

Lalasticlala

way d curve wey dem dey use hijab cover na. mtwccccccccccc

sukkot:
hmm. shy evangelist. an oxymoron

u spoke my mind.

la click la pee on bed

hmmm?

Chiefpriest1:
These were the people who truly laboured in the vineyard of God.

Not today's Italian suit-wearing, Bentley-driving, estate-owning, Champaign-sipping, power-drunk pastors.

Now you can't even differentiate many so-called pastors from politicians and businessmen. God help us

gbam

firstEVA:
so uve met 85% of Nigerian guys?

bt seriously it seem to b true #la experience

funny thing, he may b crossing my part every day witout me knowing

great man

OkeEsibe:
dey dere yu go old

until riwnkles start work by then she will be like "man na man jor"

kiddkash:
real shakuta (transgendered)

she's nt transgendered, she just love to put on masculine cloths dats all. in she still look femiline nd beautiful

Midehi:
adults in show of shame!

one of dose nollywood movies i guess

CivilzedTyger:
Lolz but at least dat hijab is removable where ever and whenever its nt accepted but dat skirt na im she sow go do service abi na government give her d skirt

ask google

CivilzedTyger:
God 4bid Is she d only christian lady in d scheme? She 4 no serve at all nah. as an official i cnt let dis 1 into my office....

bt it were to b some one wearing hijab u wuld say " dats her believe" no let spiritual hand slap u oo :-

CivilzedTyger:
God 4bid Is she d only christian lady in d scheme? She 4 no serve at all nah. as an official i cnt let dis 1 into my office....

wit ur type hmm? morality will b sent out of nigeria

ukwu will land u into trouble one day

deadZONE:
is this of federal or state importance? abi nah golden sperm impregnate am? LUBISH..

i wonder ooo

demmy0325:
He never does this when his party member was president.. Why the sudden Change.. ..



Nice one tho..

haba! stop insinuating rubbish. u hv a bad mind

Heromaniaa:
I am the guy drinking juice in the background

4 ur mind

l

AfricanApple:
how on earth can that be tonto dike?

do u use spectacles in d dark?

if 2baba catch u wit dis fake news hmmm? ur career don end b dat o.

i just like d way dis lady takes evry body unaware wit her marriage programmes. kudos dear.