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lexyking:
I will never forget my ordeal with one emere girl like that. I fell for this girl from the moment I saw her, she is so beautiful and curvy in fact everything about her was perfect.
Although she's from Edo state, she grew up in Lagos so she's more Yoruba than Edo in fact she doesn't tell anyone she's from Edo state. And me that my mother has been disturbing me to bring home a decent Yoruba girl, after wooing her which I must I admit was no small feat because it took me almost 8 month to convince this girl to trust me enough to come to my house and another 3-4 month before we did the Do.

But it was worth the stress cos she was everything I had hoped she would be. The problem is I didn't have marriage on my plans I just wanted babies so that my mum can have her grandchildren and let me rest.
And in my mind I knew I couldn't find a better babymama. We dated for about a year then she took in,Gbam!! That was where the bubble burst o she said it's time to meet her parent and discuss marriage plans me I said I'm not ready for marriage o, she then made me understand that she can't and won't give birth out of wedlock.

I then told her that me no wan marry o. The next thing she said and I quote is ' thank God you still have a mother and I can see she's a spiritual person ask her to find out who I am' on hearing this and being a Yoruba boy I knew I was in trouble I just kuku left her place and called my mum sharp sparp . She said she would make enquiries and get back to me.
Later that day my mum called and told me that the girl is a MAMA o (iya agba) that hope I have not said anything provocative to her I said no then my mum asked for her number and helped me to pacify her. She agreed to terminate the pregnancy since I wasn't going to marry her.
Although to be sincere I got so many unwarranted favours during my courtship with her

Now this is bad, you wouldn't marry the girl, and you didn't state that prior..

GBOKASINCHA:
I wish say Coro go fit finish most of our house rep members

Except Akin Alabi please!

veave:
Don't get me wrong. Before I got married. I buy clothes, shoes and hair after the Christmas season. And use them all through the year. Any other thing I buy is if for example someone is wedding 'must be family' and we need to do asoebi then I can buy else I wait. Clothes are cheaper after Christmas. My mum used to buy things on a whim making everywhere in our house filled with properties and appliances we hardly use. It scares the living day light out of me so now I'm in my house I just need the basics biko. Anything that can't stay in the store will not be bought abeg.

Will you marry me?

The Kwara state government is really trying though.. Very good public sensitization too

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see the number of viewers. yet y'all hate BBN. Hypocrites!

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Niggaa, go read the Bro Code..

There was drama in Busati village in Sironko District in Uganda at the weekend after two close friends and business partners swapped wives to settle a long standing extra-marital affair.

The duo, Mr Steven Wesonga and Mr David Woisi agreed on June, 11, 2016 in a village meeting with residents to exchange their wives in a public gala.

They have reportedly been engaging in extra-marital affair with each other’s wife for a long time.

Mr Wesonga took on Ms Sarah Muduwa, the wife to Mr Woisi.

Mr Woisi in return married Mr Wesonga’s wife, Ms Annette Namataka.

Mr Wesonga has five children with his former wife, while Mr Woisi had two children with his wife.

RIGHT DECISION

Ms Rose Manyanya, the women Councillor representing Busati parish in Bukise Sub County, said the two made a right decision to follow their hearts instead of pretending.

“They agreed amicably and we have supported their decision,” she said.

Mr Wesonga during the impromptu introduction ceremony told Daily Monitorthat he was happy with the whole arrangement.

“I am happy now. I also wish my colleague success with his new wife, who has been my wife,” she said.

Mr Woisi also said he was okay with the arrangement but expressed reservation on why his colleague looked too excited.

Mr Ayub Magombe, a resident, however, termed it as the highest form of immorality, which he said is unacceptable.

“It’s morally wrong to exchange women. It sets a wrong precedent for the new generation,” he said.

http://nairobinews.nation.co.ke/life/drama-as-two-friends-agree-to-swap-wives-to-end-cheating/

Cc Lalasticlala

I think these are all for 'zoned' guys..

Pls does it work on bb10?

Long-live Mr. President!

I'd still rather have Buhari than Jonathan though..

Have you resigned? Complainer

Wenger Out!

Wenger Out!

Sai Baba!

Now it's official, my clueless son is coming back to me this year!

But why the lies...?