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aint no such ish as independent women,my God gat something for them though,take this......
Rise up, ye women that are at ease; hear my voice, ye careless daughters; give ear unto my speech.
Many days and years shall ye be troubled, ye careless women: for the vintage shall fail, the gathering(money) shall not come.
Tremble, ye women that are at ease; be troubled, ye careless ones: strip you, and make you bare, and gird sackcloth upon your loins.
They shall lament for the teats, for the pleasant fields, for the fruitful vine. Isaiah 32:9- Y'all can break your phones if u don't like the message

ogugua88: Women who are successful and financially independent intimidate some men for at least a few reasons:

1. They're confident, which can sometimes be interpreted as arrogance.
2. They have their own money and can buy their own things, support themselves, etc.
3. They can make a man feel inferior or inadequate, due to reasons given in point 2.

Men, particularly African men, are raised thinking that they are to be the provider; sole more than likely. Gender stereotyping is still rampant. A woman is to cook and clean; a man is to work. A woman who can do what a man can do renders a man useless.

A lot of men have egos, even if they won't admit it in front of women. In all honesty, however, there are some independent women out there who behave like they have both an egg and sperm. I, personally, think men should be more open to independent women as they've got a lot to offer. They're fierce, bold, and can be your rock in tough times. Meanwhile, independent women should be the go-getters that they are and still be womanly. Make a man feel like the man he is; you don't have to do all and be all because you're successful. No one likes a woman with an attitude, regardless of her wealth, fame, beauty, or whichever assets she may have.

i need more stories

Ishilove: Op, what's with the exclamation marks?!? It's so distracting!!

Anyway, these kind of stories are not new. They call humans 'awon oke'. A man I am very familiar with was in a boating accident. He happens to be an Ijaw man who grew up in his locality before moving to the south, somewhere in Osun state. So when the boat capsized, every one, except two people drowned. He and the survivor, who wasn't a very good swimmer decided to swim until someone found them. They swam for close to an hour, and it was when the man stopped to rest that he noticed the other man was no longer with him. He told me that most likely his unfortunate companion had gotten tired and simply drowned. Now very worried, he swam on.

He stopped again after about 20 minutes. Where he stoppe at was a spot in the water where there were a cluster of seaweeds, hyacinths and sticks that jutted out from the river. As he rested, he suddenly began to hear the sounds of people conversing beneath the water. Shocked, he decided to listen closer. The voices were laughing and conversing in Yoruba language. Suddenly, there was silence. He now heard one of the voices ask, still in Yoruba, "who is that up there?" Another voice responded "don't mind him. It's one of those earth people (awon oke ile). That is how they like disturbing and interrupting."

They hissed and kept on conversing. The man immediately left the place for them.

He was later resued by a passing speed boat.

The things unseen are more than the things seen, so I am not in anyway moved by this story because even stranger, mindboggling things exist in this life.

But they should have perceived who was swimming above them if they are spiritual beings, they need not ask questions

Booty butt chic: stop typin shitt with ur leprous hand! If don't believe Bleep off and stop behavin like it wuz forced down ur throat,u think ur educated makes u smart....dumbphuck,stop insultin someones education cos of wat he typed abi na by force,ajepkako under cover claimin butty,I only believe in science) be fooling ur dead brain wif ignorence! Educated illiterate! Mstwweeew!

They say women generate 800 volts of electricity when angry, control your emotions, it's not worth getting angry over, although I understand your anger

see as una full here,u guys love stories o

victorazy: Yep! That is the Water Spirit's color (Red & White) meaning Peace and Dangerous. The worshipers put it with patches of mirrors on the d worshipin days like Fridays.

thanks... cuz she loves to wear a red hat with a white gown, she loves wearing red shoes too, she hinted something about being a priestess

I have a question for people living in riverine areas in the south-south,i know this lady that loves to attire in red and white, what does it symbolize?

victorazy: I think they exist even bible said something of that.
Revelation 16-vs: 4 And the third angel poured out his vial upon the rivers and fountains of waters; and they became blood. 5 And I heard the angel of the waters say, Thou art righteous, O Lord, which art, and wast, and shalt be, because thou hast judged thus. 6 For they have shed the blood of saints and prophets, and thou hast given them blood to drink; for they are worthy. 7 And I heard another out of the altar say, Even so, Lord God Almighty, true and righteous are thy judgments.

I think they were discusing about the fallen pastors.

dont surmise if you dont know what u r talking about

but scriptures makes it known that demons live in water, the book of Revelations gives good examples, and I've had a lady tell me about her experience in the marine world,I didnt even ask her she told me herself,simply because light exposes darkness, the book of Tobith lets you know their are marine spirit who can take the form of marine creatures,if spirits can transform to earthly creatures,then they can transform into sea creatures

[quote author=Richy.]I Missed my mum Egwusi soup. I went to African shop to buy Egwusi just to feel like I was in Nigeria

1.small packet of blended Egwusi $7
2.small Bitter leave sachet $6. 50cent
3. knorr cube (maggi) $15
4 dry fish $12
5. African chicken $6
6. 5kg of garri $11
7 palm oil in little bottle of spring water) just to make it local $10
8 local goat meat $20

I invited my Nigerian friends and we had cool meal...
Thats too much money for me to spend on one pot of soup, with $20 I cook a pot of soup.... i buy 4 to 5 bell pepper,buy 3 to 4 spinch,onions,garlic,goat meat for about 7 to 10 dollars. i do have palm oil and egusi at home with seasonings[/quote]

[quote author=Richy.]I Missed my mum Egwusi soup. I went to African shop to buy Egwusi just to feel like I was in Nigeria

1.small packet of blended Egwusi $7
2.small Bitter leave sachet $6. 50cent
3. knorr cube (maggi) $15
4 dry fish $12
5. African chicken $6
6. 5kg of garri $11
7 palm oil in little bottle of spring water) just to make it local $10
8 local goat meat $20

I invited my Nigerian friends and we had cool meal....

Thats too much money for me to spend on one pot of soup, with $20 I cook a pot of soup.... i buy 4 to 5 bell pepper,buy 3 to 4 spinch,onions,garlic,goat meat for about 7 to 10 dollars. i do have palm oil and egusi at home with seasonings[/quote]

[quote author=Richy.]I Missed my mum Egwusi soup. I went to African shop to buy Egwusi just to feel like I was in Nigeria

1.small packet of blended Egwusi $7
2.small Bitter leave sachet $6. 50cent
3. knorr cube (maggi) $15
4 dry fish $12
5. African chicken $6
6. 5kg of garri $11
7 palm oil in little bottle of spring water) just to make it local $10
8 local goat meat $20

I invited my Nigerian friends and we had cool meal....Thats too much money for me to spend on one pot of soup, with $20 I cook a pot of soup.... i buy 4 to 5 bell pepper,buy 3 to 4 spinch,onions,garlic,goat meat for about 7 to 10 dollars. i do have palm oil and egusi at home with seasonings[/quote]

cold: You can take your religious bullshitt & stick it where the sun don't shine.Who gives a damn what your storybook says?See why nobody ever takes you lot seriously again

you would take it seriously when it gets to you and it will get to you...mark my words , you'd hate you were ever born when the figs fall off the tree

[quote author=Nadia_SA1]I miss the sound of the generator when nepa take light[/quote]see this SA babe wey dey miss, u no ft miss naija de way wey we miss am

I miss the hustle and bustle of lagos, I miss the jungle enviroment , I miss amala dudu with gbegiri and ewedu , i've not eaten amala,semo,fufu in over a decade,i miss tuwo soup,i miss fried yam n porridge and naija's fried rice

why CBN dey deceive una , the question you guys should ask yourselves who runs all central banks and who does all central banks answer to?

For all these abominations have the men of the land done, which were before you, and the land is defiled.
That the land spue not you out also, when ye defile it, as it spued out the nations that were before you.Levitius 18:27-....Read the whole chapter and see why this earthquakes happens from time to time and will continue to happen

The earth is rebelling against its inhabitants, the earth is a living organism