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Baba I judged him well and I am still judging him till date and will still judge him till I die because he should still be alive today. He would have been 61 if he was still alive. He scared us for life. My bro is still afraid of women because of my dad. What if he gave it to my mum? What if he gave it to me assuming i had an open sore when he yanked off the syringe and his blood touched my skin? He was careless and his children suffered and was raised by his wife alone. We suffered cos we were all young. But glory be to God we are all graduates now and doing well. Remember he died at 46. Too young an age to leave your children. |
At the break of this super sad news, I just knew he was better dead than alive because men that guy was already gone. I went back home that night and called my elder brother outside to tell him the sad News that bro our dad has AIDS and he ain't gonna make it. He was just looking at me with disbelief. We kept it to ourselves as our two younger siblings were too young to assimilate. We went to bed and the next morning at 7am of Wednesday, my mum called me that i should not come to the hospital again that she will be back home soon. I asked why is she coming back home when our dad is clearly in a criticsl stage? She then cut the call. Some minutes later my cousin called me that my dad was dead. We now had a potential issue in our hands as it will be impossible for my mum to be HIV negative. We encouraged her to go for test but she was too afraid to go for it. 2 years later she summoned the courage to go for a test and was confirmed HIV negative. The one time God answered my prayers that i can vividly remember . Life would have been messed up if my mum had it too and died. She is very much alive till date and no sickness whatsoever. AIDS IS REAL. ABSTAIN OR REMIAN FAITHFUL please. |
My dad was a very fine military man with a pretty wife and 4 children. He voluntarily disengaged from the military in 2003 and was about having a good civil life as he had secured a very lucrative job that takes him away on 2 weeks on 2 weeks off. Our dreams were short lived when he started falling sick. This was a very healthy nigga that people envied in the hood. Very quite and gentle. Prior to his ailment, he suddenly started mixing ginger and garlic and honey and some other stuffs in large quantity and was consuming these mixes so religiously. He asked my mum to drink as well. We never asked why the sudden rush in taking herbs!. When he started falling sick, he was admitted in a private clinic for about a month in 2006. He later recovered and was discharged. By this time, he was a shadow of himself but we all were told it was typhoid fever in its chronic stage. He was later admitted again after spending just a week at home. This time, he was in the hospital for about a week and I chose to visit him that faithful Tuesday evening. He told me he wont die tgat God bas healed him. He forcefully yanked off the drip amd spilled his blood on my skin (as at then, i did not know what's up so didn't border) His situation became critical so the clinic had to refer him to the teaching hospital of the state which was were we got the greatest shock of our lives. When we got to the teaching hospital, the resident doctor asked my mum after looking at the former doctor's notes; do you know what is wrong with your husband? My mum said he has typhoid. The Dr said that is not what I saw on this paper. Your husband has AIDS. My mum was like no that is not possible. She turned and looked at My dad on wheelchair in the presence of one of my relatives asking him that is it true you have AIDS? He said yes. My mum was like and you never told us? We were all shocked to our bones and he was so weak to talk. He only nodded his head in response. |
Now we are getting somewhere |
The hospitals they refused to build, they will now be forced to use it. No-RIP to the ones who will die from covik 1-9 birus in Aso rock. Covik 1-9 birus has done what no man can do. Cabal how market Una no wise at allllll >
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How possible is this |
Fear women but run very far away from Eastern European ladies. With the trend of happenings in marriages these days, gay men might be safer in the near future. |
[quote author=ashraf2348 post=77651707][/quote]You are a scam and you will die soon. Idiot |
How can they say Chinese restaurants aren’t for every Tom dick and Hary when here in the Uk it is meant for people with low income and high appetite?! Chinese restaurants are for virtually every one. Naija is really a failed state ![]()
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GEJ A true case of “ you only value what you have when it’s gone”. Goodluck is a different breed of humans. |
Nigeria |
Hello guys so sorry I have been away. Been at sea hustling. I am back now. Let's get it rolling again. Gravas Specter |
Time will tell. |
Imagine age limited to 26 years and ASUU is on strike as we speak. Who do us this thing? ![]() |
How can they or he say that man is 31?? I am 31 and I don't look that old even with my beard longer than his. Make una dey lie small small for sake of say God dey oh.
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Where are you posting this @ OP? Ain't this a social media? |
Greatzeus:By experience I meant being around a loved one at their last hours minutes sir. ![]() |
The topic "death" always scares the living day light out of most humans and they would rather not talk about it though it's a sure end for every biological entity. Science has had little breakthrough when it comes to the subject matter death and I for one still think it's a way of letting us mortals know that there is One out there who knows all and is above all. "The Infinite Being". Let's educate ourselves a little on this bizarre topic today. Death Even after clinical death, your brain probably keeps ticking on for a while. According to recent studies, the brain appears to undergo a final surge — in a way that would normally be associated with consciousness. It may be that the surge might be responsible for near death experiences. Studies have supported that hypothesis — though scientists are still entirely unsure why the surge happens, or what it signifies. Then comes biological death. And it’s not clear what happens then… After everything There’s little way of knowing what happens after all that is over, because people tend not to come back. But some have. In an Ask Me Anything session earlier this year, people described their experiences of having briefly passed away. “"Pure, perfect, uninterrupted sleep, no dreams,” wrote one. But others described more vivid experiences that apparently hinted at an afterlife. "I was standing in front of a giant wall of light,” wrote another. “It stretched up, down, left and right as far as I could see. Kind of like putting your eyes 6" from a fluorescent lightbulb. “The next memory I have is waking up in the hospital." http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/what-happens-to-you-just-before-you-die-chemists-explain-exactly-how-death-feels-a6710551.html http://health.howstuffworks.com/diseases-conditions/death-dying/dying-process.htm Cc: lalatisclala |
APC and NPF |
I am in the middle of Indian ocean hustling please pray for me. that is why I am not going to church and have not been to church since April. |
secondus |
Gravas:bro we need to meet up in real time soon. |
paBuhari:Very true brother. Sometimes i think naija is where lucifer fell into when he was cast down from above. |
paBuhari:Sometimes I ask myself how did we get here in the first place. |
Gravas:My brother I have been here. How have you been sir? I replied your DM hope you saw it? |
Yoshy:In that you are correct Bro. |
babyfaceafrica:How is it a super story? That it didn't happen? |
Yoshy:Hahahaha Kanu was not there 10 years ago oh lol. Thanks all the same |
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