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I heard that some women wear it to search for real wealthy men. The beads will only cut when the lady sleeps with a wealthy man. So they keep sleeping around till they meet someone that makes the beads to cut.

I really appreciate when the crucial points are highlighted in bold characters. Thank you very much to all OPs that do so. It saves me a lot of reading.

I remember my frustration in Dubai. Any site they don't know, whether porn or not was blocked.

Paw-paw na popo naa?
Which one come be mgbimgbi for Igbo?
Abeg na popo.

They want him to go there and see what they saw.
In this life, atmosphere matters. That's all I can say for now.

Ucgreen:
[uote author=Nebes post=138043254]Nigerian police did more than this for me in 2013.
I arrived in Kwara state not knowing it was election day. I needed to get to my destination and return to Lagos same day. I spoke to a policeman at the checkpoint. He took me to their oga, and I gave him the details of my mission in Kwara. This oga told two officers to drive me with their police car to my rural destination and bring me back to Ilorin for free. I will never forget the experience. I don't believe you

You don't have to believe me.

ogascomax:
Why will you travel not knowing it was an election day. Through more lights on that.

I think Kwara state was doing their governorship elections. There were no elections in other states. We only got to know about the elections deep into the journey. I remember we were racing to get to Ilorin before 8am.

Nigerian police did more than this for me in 2013.
I arrived in Kwara state not knowing it was their election day. I needed to get to my destination and return to Lagos same day. I spoke to a policeman at the checkpoint. He took me to their oga, and I gave him the details of my mission in Kwara. This oga told two officers to drive me with their police car to my rural destination and bring me back to Ilorin for free. I will never forget the experience.

Other African men detest and fear our Nigerian women even though they acknowledge their beauty. I am tired of defending our women over here. As you are defending one, the next one is doing the exact same thing being complained about.

There are still angels in human form. Strangers clothed and fed me in a foreign land.

If you vibrate on a higher frequency, the lower energies will have no effect on you.

Go abroad for the medicine if you can. With your zeal and dedication, you'll excell in medicine outside Nigeria.

Okoso

I don't know the wicked kids that invented spinning it on the back of their opponents' hands for one fault or the other.

The fact that you don't eat lions does not mean that a lion will not eat you. She's a receiver but not a giver. A natural giver will take out the trash and still feel uncomfortable taking money from you.

I always felt pain driving through Kogi state. You could almost touch the poverty in the atmosphere. I have also seen painful poverty in Imo state, in the town bordering Rivers State.

Love is the foundation of this resolution. You can just feel it as you read through the article. I'm proud of the church on this one.

africaBlogworld:
Thanks,Are you still in Ghana, would love to connect with you.

Not at all. I didn't find what I sought for in Ghana. Had to keep migrating.

You just took me down memory lane. I took this same route 18 yrs ago, and your story brought tears to my eyes. Your writing style is refreshingly engaging. I wish you more divine assistance.

RetroviralS:
Most young people my age worry about grades, jobs, or love.

I worry about whether I’ll be able to afford the medication that keeps me alive.

The number one fear of most AYPLHIV (Adolescents and Young People Living with HIV) is a future where we have to pay for all the daily medications and regular tests that we need to stay alive.

This fear is valid because there is real uncertainty around the future funding of HIV programmes in Nigeria. I’ve been fortunate enough to get higher education that gave me tech skills: the kind of skills that will guarantee me a steady source of income in the future. But the reality?

Most AYPLHIV don’t have the means to acquire such skills or access higher education. And even when some finally get a job, it’s often far from where they can access their medication forcing them to reject the offer entirely.

If there were more funding for HIV programmes, there could be more centers. That would mean AYPLHIV wouldn’t have to choose between a career and their health.

There’s a beauty and peace in being “normal” that AYPLHIV may never get to experience. But life can be made much easier if support structures are put in place.

That’s why I am committed to advocating for this for the rest of my life.

What about you?

If this was your life, what’s the very first change you’d want to see in Nigeria’s health system? I’m listening.

Gather funds and japa please.
That's all I can say for now.

They'll definitely extend her suspension.
This I've seen.

I don't know what is selfless about a man who wanted to give massive settlements in every state to his Fulani brothers.

Please what is patriotic about a man who promised that blood will flow if he loses an election?

Glimpsetv:
I once witnessed a similar scenario at a popular mall. The guy in charge of the shawarma section was telling a woman, “Ah, madam, you are so beautiful. I like your this and that...” Meanwhile, her husband was standing right behind us.

I was beside the woman, waiting to place my order. It felt kind of funny to me, and a lot of thoughts started running through my mind — especially because he was whispering it.

I got my order first and left. I don't know if the husband heard or reacted, but honestly, I felt it was kinda creepy.

People should learn to keep quiet sometimes, especially when a lady is with her man.
You may mean no harm, but the guy might see it as you trying to flirt with his woman. People think differently, and levels of maturity vary.

A lot of people lack emotional intelligence.

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It's not just girlfriends. Some wives are deep into this witchcraft. They don't mind their husbands wretched, while they glow.

Nzu addiction has been correlated to iron deficiency. Your body might be asking for more iron to correct anemia. If we check well, your blood level might be low due to poor dietary intake, heavy menstruation, ulcers or any other bleeding tendency.

There are levels to these things. I remember the video where eminent Nigerians did not consider themselves worthy to shake Dantata's hand.

What is it about India and drug dealing by Nigerians in recent times?

It's difficult to please some people. My wife tells people I was mean and wicked to her while she was in labour. Madam what evil did your husband do? You were having labour pains and your husband refused to drive you to the market to buy vegetables that you don't need. Oga drove you to the hospital against your wish. You might believe her when she tells you she was treated harshly while in labour.

Another Nigerian professional lost.

Gloriagee:
You no put picture to complete the tales by moonlight...

Why do people prefer fake stories to real life issues. This is a true story. Human beings dey ooh!

muyico:
Yeah?
Blood is stronger Dan water
She want d best for her siblings
They suffer together b4 they knw u d kids

These people have their own kids oh! They won't do it for us if the tables were turned

Your father married your mum as a teenager, saw her through school and always provided for her. She gave birth to 5 children, became a teacher while your dad hustled for money. Your mum raised the kids and dad provided.

Over the years, dad became very rich but was not very faithful. Mum lived through the pains of dad's infidelity. Dad established a multi million naira business for mum. Mum soon became a millionaire. Mum acquired assets with loads of money in the bank. Dad remained a big boy.

Mum is on her dying bed and decides to will all of her money and assets to her siblings instead of her kids. Mum's siblings are very willing to take over mum's assets even as they have their own families. You and your siblings are all over 30 years old, though not all independent, but mum believes your dad's stuff is enough for you guys.

Will you accept this? What should dad do? Mum's siblings have hated on dad over the years. Dad's money is more than enough for him shaaa. But will you accept your mum's decision.

If you're almost 40 then your husband's age might be hovering around 40 too. It might be mid life crisis or as a Muslim, he's thinking of taking another wife and is just looking for an excuse.