please, I need a one bedroom flat for rent from kubwa to dakwa areas with water and constant light. my budget 200k. thanks

pls can someone help me with yoruba omi obe or red oil stew recipe?

ProfesseurX:

girls of nowadays sef, see how you sideline the father of your children in your prayer.
or you prepping ahead to be a baby mama

tani girl

I will live long to witness the success of my children.

am from orsumoghu in ihiala lga of Anambra state. when I had mine in 2008 it was 160k for the items on the list and 1k for the brideprice. when my sister did hers in 2011 it was 220k for the items on the list and 1k for the bride price. why the difference was much btw the two was that I told them my husband was a pastor and I was given a list that doesn't have alcohol or beer just palmwine and schnapps for the umunna's blessings while my sister took the list with alcohol and beer. I also heard the list is been updated every 2yrs depending on the village councils.

they are sleeping

na sleep dem dey sleep?

Alex is tryna talk to nina that miracle stil has feelings for her and she should not isolate her self by sitting alone

nina is talking with alex. nina said she has moved on just as miracle has

nawa o... so nina now stays with ceecee

she chose Auchi primary school at Etsako west

Biggie, said they all did well but the winner is Anto

ceecee even mentioned nina and Alex's name in her speech and after reading Alex told her the battle line has been drawn

ceecee just dey read like say na commentary.

page 3000

go Nina....

cake......no matter how I make it e no gree do

No, they will kiss your feet.

bmaks:
Hello ooooo Mr Ogbeni ko mi so iranu,

ka ri o beee, Ijesha ni mere, je n ya o ni gbolohun kekere beeni.

AS LONG AS YOU ARE BORN AND BROUGHT UP IN ILESHA AND YOU ARE WELL GROUNDED THERE, WE DONT DISCRIMINATE.
THE ONLY THING IS THAT, EVERYBODY SABI HIM PLACE AND ALL ANCESTRAL TRADITIONAL STOOLS AND OFFICES CAN NEVER, I MEAN NEVER BE TOILED WITH NO MATTER HOW RICH YOU ARE.

AS for social gatherings and functions we see all ijesha-born as one!!!

ihinpele ni beeni o

YonkijiSappo:


Oh but if you ask those same Igbo parents to give their children the local names of the communitiea where they bear those kids, whill they agree?

Yes, they will. I was born and brought up in ilesha by igbo parents but I was named oluwashina likewise my siblings and that is the name we are called there anytime we travel back home.

Spasmic:


No she can't. Every woman needs the company support and affection of a man. Any woman that says she doesn't is only lying. And women also need good dick as well. If a woman doesn't have these things on her life, she is never going to be truly happy. She'd just pretend to be. Except if she's a lesbian.

who d*** don help? na money be the koko 4 me o

Anambra

Yes she can.

eyaaa.... sorry, move on bro.

that's good. snr Tobi frm fgcik

Nawa o

pxjosh:
Thank you for your feedback. She's home now and recovering.

I don't know if you can drop one or two things that could help. Her tummy is still big, and she's having pains all over. She can barely even sit. My mum told me she was cut for the baby to come out.

Is there anything she could do to reduce the size of her tummy, apart from tying wrappers around her abdomen once in a while. She is also having milk let down and her breast is heavy. I know this would resolve on its own, but how long will it take to go back to normalcy.

Your feedback will be so much appreciated.

cc
Frenchfriez
ogeodi
and other Obstetricians in the house.

Good to hear she's doing better, as for the tummy she needs good hot water massage and continuous drink, she's not supposed to take anything cold now so that all the blood inside would flush out, as for the breast milk, the hospital is supposed her drugs to dry up the milk n reduce the pain. shey hospital gave her some postnatal drugs to use let her take the drugs well and if it gets worse let her go back to the hospital. As for the stomach it will go down gradually dnt worry. As for the cut, she shd sit in warm water to heal the wound n always sit on a wooden stool nt couch o

pxjosh:
Thank you for your feedback. She's home now and recovering.

I don't know if you can drop one or two things that could help. Her tummy is still big, and she's having pains all over. She can barely even sit. My mum told me she was cut for the baby to come out.

Is there anything she could do to reduce the size of her tummy, apart from tying wrappers around her abdomen once in a while. She is also having milk let down and her breast is heavy. I know this would resolve on its own, but how long will it take to go back to normalcy.

Your feedback will be so much appreciated.

cc
Frenchfriez
ogeodi
and other Obstetricians in the house.

Good to hear she's doing better, as for the tummy she needs good hot water massage and continuous drink, she's not supposed to take anything cold now so that all the blood inside would flush out, as for the breast milk, the hospital is supposed her drugs to dry up the milk n reduce the pain. shey hospital gave her some postnatal drugs to use let her take the drugs well and if it gets worse let her go back to the hospital. As for the stomach it will go down gradually dnt worry

Yes she can while some don't. birth control pills. its best she talks to her doctor

shedy03:
in my house. can't go to church because of curfew imposed on my area by FCTA.

Bwari abi?

spafu:
Ash stones, for stoning birds.

hahahahhahaha

nawa o. its better to leave if you can't endure infidelity in a marriage rather than being a murderer.