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Liposure:From your perspective, not from mine. |
Maclink288:If you live a life of Moral principles and limits, you'd be a disciplined young man. Throughout my University, I never had sex! I know deep down it was wrong to indulge in such an act, even if it was a norm (and still is) in the university, what is wrong is Wrong! I lived alone off campus. I'm handsome ( I look just like my mum).... Fact! I dated some girls then, some left as I didn't give them what they were itching for! And some we still friends to this day. I am not religious, but I know God lives within and around me and speaks to me through my conscience. You can make up for it bro...... free your mind now. |
How much have you made? |
You no Sabi speak English, you dey ask God. Wetin concern God with English? |
Teenagers in relationships scares me alot. Since they have phones and cables at home, they'd be exposed to the numerous rubbish they see daily and would want to practicalize it. I greater fear is for the next generation! Immorality will virtually be in every household!! Poor parenting! |
You're weak!
Physically! Mentality, Spiritually.....ete
You're very weak!!! Too much Indomie and Egg causes this! |
Even in real life, you're fool! Despite say you have no sense at all, you're still a disappointment to the mumu sense you manage to have. Get a life! |
Though I knew less about my mum. I was quite young when she "Lived beyond". My Dad is is Super Human. I always wonder how he balances being strict and friendly (jovial) and the same time. My Dad is a keen listener! He is the first and only person you'd want to share your problems with (even private issues). He is still the same man you wouldn't want to mess with! He is a problem solver. He raised us in such a way, we adhere strictly to his words (far and near). We are all grown ups now but we all miss his absence. We disturb him with regular phone call that sometimes he switches his phone off because of too many calls from his children....Lol!!!! My Dad is my only Best friend. Whatever qualities I possess today that outsiders admire.....all credit goes to him. He is my only Role model. But sometimes I wonder if I could be exactly like him. I really wish to be his son again, if there is a next life. |
Righteousness89:But parents attend to the needs of thier children, invited or not! |
Righteousness89:But God Should rather distroy all these principalities once and for all na. How many more people go still fall victim??!! |
LadyGCrueDKilaB:You no get Sense! |
Peachy14:You're Welcome. |
Pharaoh01:Like... serious mess. Him life don enter one chance there. This is just the reason I don't allow anybody (male/female) to spend any night in my place (house). You can spend the entire day if you like, but as soon as night begin fall....oya dey go your house! |
Peachy14:R.I.P to the Dead. |
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A church in Germany yesterday opened the doors of its church to Muslims to have their ritual Friday prayers. Due to guidelines on social distancing, people going to religious venues in Germany for worship must maintain at least 1.5m distance from each other.  In following this rule, the general mosque where Muslims in Berlin usually worship could only accept 50 persons, making it difficult for most persons to offer their prayers ahead of the Ramadan. So the Martha Lutheran church in Berlin decided to allow those stranded to make use of the church building for their prayers, a scenario which is very rare.   The Pastor of the church also surprisingly joined the Muslims in their Arabic prayers and later gave a speech in German. "I gave a speech in German," she said. "And during prayer, I could only say yes, yes, yes, because we have the same concerns and we want to learn from you. And it is beautiful to feel that way about each other." Some Muslims who took part in the prayer session also had a few thoughts of theirs. One of the worshippers said it felt strange praying with musical instruments, pictures, and images all around, which is a big contrast of the mosque.  This certainly is a good gesture of togetherness. At least it is a positive brought by the coronavirus. With such an occurrence, both Christians and Muslims can show and exhibit love which is the core foundation and importance of human existence. Despite the religion differences both parties will definitely learn to accept each other, shunning religious issues and violence. Question: What do you make of such gesture? As a Muslim can you feel comfortable praying in a church? As a Christian can you do the same, pray in a mosque? |
slivertongue:What are you saying? |
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If there is one offence that many feel Ibrahim Babangida offended Nigerians, it will be the annulment of the most fair election in 1993. Many feel that he still needs to apologise to us for that incident because many people have lost hope in the electoral system since then and many have vowed to not vote since then? It's been about 26 years now since the annulment of that election won by Moshood Abiola and Nigeria would have of course taken another turn in democracy and prosperity instead of other regimes of the military and corruption. He lives in his hilltop mansion in his hometown, Minna, he grants interviews but there hasn't been a detailed memoir, like a book, where he explains his experience as head of state, which of course should include what happened in 1993, with reasons of his annulment of that election. Is it one of those things we will just never get an explanation for? Some said he cannot wear his shoes anymore but whatever sickness he has, it is normal for some people at old age as he is 78. Does Babangida need to apologise to Nigerians or you already know why he did what he did? |
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If there is one offence that many feel Ibrahim Babangida offended Nigerians, it will be the annulment of the most fair election in 1993. Many feel that he still needs to apologise to us for that incident because many people have lost hope in the electoral system since then and many have vowed to not vote since then? It's been about 26 years now since the annulment of that election won by Moshood Abiola and Nigeria would have of course taken another turn in democracy and prosperity instead of other regimes of the military and corruption. He lives in his hilltop mansion in his hometown, Minna, he grants interviews but there hasn't been a detailed memoir, like a book, where he explains his experience as head of state, which of course should include what happened in 1993, with reasons of his annulment of that election. Is it one of those things we will just never get an explanation for? Some said he cannot wear his shoes anymore but whatever sickness he has, it is normal for some people at old age as he is 78. Does Babangida need to apologise to Nigerians or you already know why he did what he did? |
Millenniumlady:Seriously?!! |
My type isn't on your list. Well, we're very rare you know! |
Trayceey:"I am 32, but I look 25" hahahahahahahahah.....see as Old Aunty dey console herself with false hope. Till white hairs begin show up..... evidence of good living indeed. Life of Indomie and Egg!!! Hahahahahah. Madam the Madam, you go soon turn living ancestor!!!!! Oya call me a fool again. Lol |
