Tripitaka: Have you dated a girl who is a product of incest? Have you dated a girl whose brother raped the mother for ritual purposes? Have you dated a girl who grew up to find out that her actual dad is the family driver, but the pregnancy was passed on to the "willing dad"? Have you dated a girl whose own father has been sexually abusing? Have you dated a girl whose mother's nude pictures are all over the internet because she was caught shoplifting?
I believe your answer would be "No", as you would have included these in your narrative.
The families in your narrative can hardly be classed as "troubled" as I would like to think that your experiences are the peculiarities of your average Nigerian family. The average Nigerian family where diabolism and fetishism is real; where cohabitation is in vogue because the government outlaws abortion and your parents would insist on you living with the man who impregnated you even if he has no interest in marrying you; where young widows are still oppressed by their late husband's relatives; where poverty and unemployment is the norm hence a 40yr old unemployed man is nothing out of the ordinary.
The women you have been with are not from troubled families, at least in my opinion. They are simply from Nigerian families.
SyrusdeHansome: Have u ever lost someone so dear to u that causes tears to roll down ur eyes each time u remember him or her?
Mine was David. David was my classmate in JS 1. The most handsome, and one of those brilliant students in my class. David was loved by everyone in the class because of his childish nd joyous attitude. Though initially those attitude created enmity among the two of us our frndship started the day he saved me from being flogged by our nasty maths teacher who gave me a maths problem that I couldn't solve. Since that day we became great frnds nd we were always seen sitting next to each other in class nd working together during compound work. Our frndship was so serious that some teachers thought we were siblings. David was brilliant, selfless, handsome nd childish nd I loved him like a brother. In summary, David died the same week our exams was about starting. He was hit by a reckless lorry driver on his way to his dad's provisions shop. He died on the spot nd rumour has it that b4 he gave up the ghost he muttered the following words, "my dream of becoming a doctor has ended". And since then av always wanted to become a doctor 4 David but the Nigerian factor destroyed that dream. Till today I still remember my brilliant nd selfless frnd whose bright future was cut short by a drunk driver.
Pls I'm sorry 4 the long post nd some of the errors you'll notice. David died exactly on the 25th of April, that's why I brought up this topic. Pls share ur own.
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This is the Emergency Numbers in case of the persistent Robberies we are hearing. The police are ready to swing into action. .. .EMERGENCY NUMBERS OF LAGOS STATE POLICE COMMAND
COMMAND CONTROL ROOMS 1 CONTROL 1 09010512285 2 CONTROL 2 09010512286 3 CONTROL 3 09010512287 4 CONTROL 4 09010512288
propynich123: Popular Onitsha based Pastor, Prophet #Chukwuemeka #Odumeje #TheLionHimself, has criticized the national leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Bola #Tinubu, Jagaban for giving Nigerians youths #1,000 each as palliative.
AngelDo: Did you read the article at all....they mentioned that they have mandated all the parishes to reach out to the people under them which are ongoing..........I guess this one to the govt is to extend to non Catholics and non Christians...
Between me and you dat money don disappear already why can't they reach out to most parish and make donations der since most of d parish are not boyant All na just a way of finding favor from FG FG wey no send them