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Akpoda, the Op is not ibo
By the way sory for calling u akpoda na jyoke.

my bro, but she is very right on this... many igbo men do nt understand what d word family means, they believe it consists of their father, mother, father, then maybe d wife and kids can later be included if they so wish.

Ricky Ross Fans: Why Do People mostly Eat Rice on Sundays than other Days?

Me think is an igbo thing, cos am married to an igbo man, and i have seen dat a lot

D first one up there is d one am talking about. Just called u nw

namename: Stella who was endorsed as Ambassador for African women, Singer and Nollywood actress, Stella Damasus is giving marriage a shot once again going by the engagement ring she flashed at a social event in Lagos recently.
It is no longer news that the mother of two, who recently acquired a property in Abuja is in a relationship with movie director and business partner, Daniel Ademinokan. She showed off her engagement ring at the Mode Men of the Year 2012 Awards held last weekend. When she was asked about the ring she replied, “If it looks like an engagement ring then it’s an engagement ring.

It’s a simple thing; I just refuse to talk about my private life.”
She later added,
“If it looks like it then it is. For me to boldly wear this, I know what it would cause, so I am saying, let them talk. I am wearing an engagement ring, whether it is for fashion or for real nobody knows. It is left for you to decide whether it is for real or I am wearing it for fashion”.
The delectable actress’s first wedding to Jaiye Aboderin came to an end after the demise of the latter. Stella was also alleged to have dated other men even before marrying Nzeribe, but the marriage lasted for only six month.

SOURCE: http:///I6hH

Daniel? Is that nt Dorris Simon's hubby? If dis is thru,then Stella u don Bleep big time o

I had d electric breat pump causes breast cancer, hw true is dis pls? I actually bought d tommy tippe manual,i tried using it once,it was nt as fast as i expected, i never use it again.

kagel:
how did she snatch someone's husband?,the woman in question was about to wed with another man still fighting against mercy's wedding just to frustrate the ex husband whom she personally divorce. please be reasonable especially when commenting about people.

differ stories, someone said she was only d guy's girl friend, dey were never married... nw dis...

kagel:
how did she snatch someone's husband?,the woman in question was about to wed with another man still fighting against mercy's wedding just to frustrate the ex husband whom she personally divorce. please be reasonable especially when commenting about people.

differ stories, someone said she was only d guy's girl friend, dey were never married... nw dis...

3kay945:
what does this have to do with the incident?

3kay945:
what does this have to do with the incident?

ledafaze:


Hmm.... I am a guy and my elder sister was just delivered of a baby last week... I was by the labour room then... Kai... I give 28 Gbosa to you ladies... But it questions me a lot why some of you ladies are just like dirt around guys and at the end go thru such... It will be well with all mothers and may God allow them reap the fruit of labour... BTW I wont said all I heard ... hehehehehe

amen

samtoye: Nigerians and impracticable solutions! If you gonna be sincere with yourself, 30,000 Naira is not enough for you to survive not to talk of feeding an extra mouth and bringing a child into the world! When would you wake up to reality? Is it compulsory to marry? It is people like you that create problems for others by turning yourself to begging nuisance after they are faced with hunger! I am not sorry for you and your pitiable wife to be, it is the child you would bring into the world to suffer i am sorry for! Use your 30k to buy yourself more common sense so that you would stop making decisions like this, same decision you must have made that landed you with a 30k job! Haba! Dem take poverty do you??to buy yourself more common sense so that you would stop making decisions like this, same decision you must have made that landed you with a 30k job! Haba! Dem take poverty do you??

kaiiiii, toye, ya mouth bad no be small o

RIP sir, d daughter was my jnr in sec sch, one of my bros work with him, and he is not doing bad atall.

Ujujoan: @ Poster!

Igbos are very tribalistic. Every Igbo man/woman secretly wants to marry from the east. Some fall in love with people from other tribes and races and they still go ahead to marry them. That is not very common. In my whole family, both from my mother and father's side, nobody has ever married a non-igbo. That's how serious it can get.

Of cost people are moving past that now but if he's close to his family, then they will most likely advice him not to marry you!

you ar very correct o, and its nt just d igbos, even yorubas, i am d only one that married a non yoruba, and even outside Abk our town, they all married from Abeokuta, even those that leaves outside Abeokuta still went ahead and married from Abk, so, dis really made it very difficult for me, but thank God i married who i love and not to saticfy anybody

It is already d best soup ever to d eaters na?

basket mouth

Cuddlemii: Which zaki are we referring to here? Is it that musician that uses torch light to sing?
Ha, I used to respect him as a devoted Muslim. I saw him as conservative & cool headed.

Na wa oh, hypocrisy is the middle name for most Nigerians.
Can pple now see y it's not good to criticize Charly boy for being erratic & crazy, his he not more straight forward than these men that have innocent/meek faces?
All that glitters is not gold!
Embrace imperfection/reality in a man and you won't be sorry.
Women should stop chasing shadows, there is nothing like a perfect man, just look for a man that you can vouch for & that is real enough to show you what you are getting yourself into from the on set.

Zaki is a xtian, he attends fountain of life church

Chuksxp:

The sit up bench is manual. It is mainly used for trimming and flattening your tummy. If your aim is to loose weight and burn fat from your whole body, then you need a Treadmill or Exercise Bike.

ok, will contact you soon, trendmill i have seen d price up there, its a bit on d high side, hw much is d exercise
bike?

Chuksxp:

The sit up bench is manual. It is mainly used for trimming and flattening your tummy. If your aim is to loose weight and burn fat from your whole body, then you need a Treadmill or Exercise Bike.

ok, will contact you soon

PHARM.TOKI:
@youngsoye. Hello. I'm afraid I'm not familiar with the yoruba word 'ifo' however I'm assuming by T.V you mean Tinea Vesicolor? Please could you clarify this in order for me to give you a more accurate response. You can also describe the look of the spots on your face. Ok? Cheers.
@curiousdude.There isn't any particular drug or herb that will make a person 'fat'. Rather most of them work by increasing the appetite which in turn may lead to weight gain. Alfalfa,Fenugreek and even Bitters are a few examples. Another important point however is to gain weight in a healthy way that is by eating nutritious and balanced meals. Cheers.

@lepasharon. Thank you. Yes indeed natural products are one of God's numerous gifts to us.

I think ifo means enzema

Chuksxp:


The Sit-up bench is 14k

hello

Please can you post the picture of the sit up bench? is it electrical or manual? and is that what i need? mine is baby fat, i gave birth some 6=7 months ago and my once very flat tummy has refused to go back to mormal. yr urgent response is quickly needed pls

Ola one: Just to correct Freecocoa and others, Moin Moin is a YORUBA dish. It's neither universal nor general. It's 100% Yoruba.

Moin Moin is the 'Lagos' spelling. It is actually spelt Moyin Moyin - a Yoruba word that means 'a delicacy that sticks to your teeth.'


That's it!

and it can as well be refers to as Oole where am from (Abeokuta)

bashr8: i know you are ignorant about nigeria , when did yorubas know what moi moi is , does that even sound yoruba, thief, because igbo food are mainstreet naija food does not mean u should claim them, as for pounded yam anybody can claim that one , its nni ji in igbo land maybe u can tell us what its called in yorubaland

monimoin is what yorubas refers to as oole, and they mostly make theirs with red oil and not groundnut/vegetable oil that we are use to this days

oko-oloyun:
Pap popularly known as ogi or eko in Yoruba language or akamu in Igbo language is very nutritious and not difficult to prepare. There are two types of pap i know, the maize pap(yellow or white) and the millet pap(ogi baba).


Pap is usually taken with moi moi,akara,beans,fried plantain,efo riro. You can also add milk or sugar to the pap to make it taste great, some even serve their pap with bread,groundnut,noodles etc.
Intake of pap provides instant enegy.It is high in simple sugars,high in simple protein and rich in vitamins, inspite of the nutritional benefits of pap, some people sees it as a no go area when it comes to staple foods, some belief that pap is for growing infants and people recovering from illness that cannot take solid foods. If you serve some people pap they will take amadioha or sango swear for your life while it will lighthen up some people faces if you offer them.


For me i love taking hot pap before breakfast almost everyday and sometimes at night after dinner because its makes me feeling full and satisfied and it must be the maize type coz i hate the millet type of pap (ogi baba) with passion and i can take it with anything exept bread and groundnut which a friend of cannot do without.

My questions now are:
1 - Do you take pap?
2 - why do you take or hate pap?
3 - How often do you take pap in a day or week?
4 - If you do take pap what do you like serving it with?

guess you are from oyo state... my sis inlaw "bro's wife" is from oyo/ibadan, she cant eat her meal without pap by d side, me am nt a big fan of pap though, but married to a man that likes it

Sisi_Kill: While I don't encourage living in denial, I also don't support actively looking for things that aren't there. Your son is FINE and from what you have stated here. . . he seems to be doing more than fine sef (Sitting without support. . . do you know the average age for that kind of skill is like 7-9months). So why not focus on that instead of looking for signs of illness?

Anyway from what I understand about Birth Asphyxia. . .the child is at his most vulnerable in the first 72 hours of their birth and the odds of long term effects are greatly reduced if therapy is administered within the first 5-6hrs after birth. Long term effects (Which is often based on the severity of the asphyxia) have been stated to be mostly neurological (caused by the lack of oxygen to the brain). . .mild to severe learning disability, palsy, behavioral problems etc.

Honestly,I really don't encourage this. . .Please focus on what your son is able to do and stop letting the fear of what might ruin the joy of what is. Just make sure he doesn't miss his regular checkup and try to do some exercises to help him with his development, especially his fine motor skills. As he grows older, you incorporate the other stuff.

Good Luck!!

thanks dear, just that it was very scary when we were told in the hospital..., i was nt myself throughout our stay in d hospital and even after, but i thank God 2day that he is gradually removing that fear. thanks to you all that have responded to this thread.

Is there any different between autism and birth asphyzia? because we were told that my child had birth asphyzia when i gave birth to him, but he has been doing very well ever since, he is 6 months old now, he started sitting down with support few weeks b4 his 6th months b/day, now he sits very well without support, he laughs, plays,eats well, his neck is very firm,he is trying to crawl now, he has been baby talking ever since,all these i listed are the things we were told he may have problem doing, but,he has been doing perfectly well so far, but i still have my fear as a mother because of what d doc said when i gave birth to him... what other signs do we need to look out for as he is growing? is there a particular age that one can start seeing the signs?

Is there any different between autism and birth asphyzia? because we were told that my child had birth asphyzia when i gave birth to him, but he has been doing very well ever since, he is 6 months old now, he started sitting down with support few weeks b4 his 6th months b/day, now he sits very well without support, he laughs, plays,eats well, his neck is very firm,he is trying to crawl now, he has been baby talking ever since,all these i listed are the things we were told he may have problem doing, but,he has been doing perfectly well so far, but i still have my fear as a mother because of what d doc said when i gave birth to him... what other signs do we need to look out for as he is growing? is there a particular age that one can start seeing the signs?

Ileke-IdI:


too long. Why not kuku eat the thing dry like protein bar?

Ileke-IdI:


too long. Why not kuku eat the thing dry like protein bar?

DeLaRue:
People, please what's Yoruba name for spinach. And, is the Nigerian spinach the same as the one in Europe - basically, can I eat it raw?


Thanks

it is call efo tete, yes you can eat it raw, not sure if its d same as d one they have in europe.

soulfood: It became trendy with AY's constant teasing of Pst Okotie of Household of God with the Latter present at some of such shows and conceding to it by laughing and allowing it to pass.

Stand up comedians have turned Pastors to their punchline going as far as naming the particular pastor at times. These comedians tease the church and its beliefs like tithing, offering, healing, deliverance yet bible believing Christians are the first to buy their tickets when the show is coming up.

However, i have observed they never misyarn or say anything negative about Islam. Is it because they feel Christians operate the law of life where mercy and grace abounds but the Muslim counterparts are more responsive to any sort of perceived blasphemy against their religion?

Are they afraid of having some fanatic muslim group hear such jokes? Someone should please explain why our comedians are more afraid of men that can take life here but cannot destroy the soul? Yet they are obviously willing to take the risk with the one who can destroy the life here and beyond.

i thik its because most of the comedian are xtians themselves, and they understands how it is in xtianity, islam is not their religion, dey do not understand it, hw can you talk about what u do not understand? or maybe fear of boko haramas also

soulfood: It became trendy with AY's constant teasing of Pst Okotie of Household of God with the Latter present at some of such shows and conceding to it by laughing and allowing it to pass.

Stand up comedians have turned Pastors to their punchline going as far as naming the particular pastor at times. These comedians tease the church and its beliefs like tithing, offering, healing, deliverance yet bible believing Christians are the first to buy their tickets when the show is coming up.

However, i have observed they never misyarn or say anything negative about Islam. Is it because they feel Christians operate the law of life where mercy and grace abounds but the Muslim counterparts are more responsive to any sort of perceived blasphemy against their religion?

Are they afraid of having some fanatic muslim group hear such jokes? Someone should please explain why our comedians are more afraid of men that can take life here but cannot destroy the soul? Yet they are obviously willing to take the risk with the one who can destroy the life here and beyond.

i thik its because most of the comedian are xtians themselves, and they understands how it is in xtianity, islam is not their religion, dey do not understand it, hw can you talk about what u do not understand? or maybe fear of boko haramas also

Floxyluv: She try wella, she don taya 2 run and rock lyf? Hmmm, goodluck 2 her.

so, does that mean the married ones does not run and rock life? i am married and i still run and rock life with my husby and son

texazzpete:

Your take is silly and betrays your Poverty mentality. Why single out Nigerians driving costly jeeps? There are far more Nigerians driving cheaper sedans that take the one-way option. This your complaint about rich people may very well be a Freudian slip.

Thums up to you my bro! just exactly what was running on my mind when i saw this...

Geomac:

It is the longest journey o. Pls, even if it is ordinary biscuit and sachet water take it.

Geomac:

It is the longest journey o. Pls, even if it is ordinary biscuit and sachet water take it.

you a clown

afam4eva: Happy Birthday to osita Iheme(paw paw) and Funke Akindele aka Jenifa.

Btw, that Funke lady is really old oo. Her date of birth is not far from when the civil war ended.

you are a clown, seriously

afam4eva: Happy Birthday to osita Iheme(paw paw) and Funke Akindele aka Jenifa.

Btw, that Funke lady is really old oo. Her date of birth is not far from when the civil war ended.

you are a clown, seriously

its alright, no big deal, as long as she is progressing fine. i put to bed the very day my leave started, i.e i was at work on friday and i gave birth on monday.