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We used the teething soap (black soap) too and i didnt know his teeth were out until he bit my fingers one night and i screamed " Greg's teeth are out", lol. i think the soap works sha!

This is sad, very sad!
Eternal rest grant unto her oh Lord and let your perpetual light shine upon her, May her soul and all the faithful departed rest in peace, Amen

In the house... growing up

Daddy: Bola
Mummy: Tunde

Outside.... growing up

Daddy: Iya Pamperme
Mummy: Baba Pamperme

Now....

Daddy: Grandma
Mummy: Grandpa

I believe the purpose of this thread by ayobarmy initially was for mothers/fathers to come, share their experience(s) raising new borns. This shouldnt be a thread where we all come and flash our degrees and number of years of practising medicine...

We all should comment or offer our opinion on issues or questions raised by mothers, we shouldnt come here and put other people down because we want to make a point or force people to do what we think it is right.

Please i really dont like quoting what A or B said but i will (and am sure other parents agree too) appeal to both Hannydarl and Helixmanager to sheath their swords and move past this. I dont like threads where people fights or abuse each other just to drive home their own opinion. let us have a lovely thread for the sake of the babies, biko!

Ha! Liverpool....

One week, we are happy...
The next 3 weeks, we are

Met my partner...

And boy, we had fun! I love you baby, if you reading my post

Apart from that, one year of my precious life wasted doing that rubbish called "serving"!

Must he publicize it

NONE

@ Imurboss,
See pix attached.

You will never walk alone. Way to go Reds!

imurboss: @Pamperme, what's that pls?

Will post the picture of the jar asap!

I saw that on Sunday when i was going to Jakande Estate in Meiran and the first thing i said was 'What da .....' Why would they turn that major road to a one-way road?
i was later told by the friend i was visiting that the new entrance is after the Jakande Estate second gate; Clem Road or something.

Anyway, thank God you were let off the hook!

maran1983: Yes Pamperne I did try it too, my son totally loved it; he used to finish 2 bottles @once!

Good to know. Mine finishes the jar at once and he is always licking his lips for more, lol

Hi All,

Has anyone ever tried this 'Purity second food'? it's a smooth blend of food in a glass jar.

I just want to know if anyone has tried it, i gave it to my baby and he loves it.

Thanks.

helixmanager: Please note that the use of feeding bottles should be discouraged and weaning is not dependent on that.

Am sorry, but why should feeding bottles be discouraged

@ Hannydarl,

Your post is very useful. We are almost running out of ideas of what else to cook for our 7months old baby apart from rice, potatoes, noodles, egg yolk etc. Thanks a bunch for that wonderful post.

i have never been this fast opening a thread. Laff wan tear my belle

Fascinating!

This is a very nice concept and very funny too

Folding my toes while eating or when am tensed!

Abigail...

Heard they can eat egg yolk from 6months naw abi?

When i see shoes outside, then i remove mine but if the host insists that i wear it, i will gladly enter with my shoes on

But i always make attempt to....

Was born into it...

Ha! 14 men daily!

Na wah o! this people can exaggerate o! Haba!

Nah, coz almost everyone drives that Accord in this Lagos... i think i need to step up o, seriously!

The story of the blind Bartimaeus...
Do not allow people to distract or shut you down. Be focused on one thing alone...Christ...

Possessive

No o, lailai! Eating my vomit, God forbids!

The management of Arik Air and the Ministry of aviation on Tuesday denied the claim in some quarters that a passenger attempted to bomb an aircraft on a flight from Maiduguri to Abuja.

In separate statements from the ministry and Arik Air, they described the alleged incident as a rumour.

Information had gone round the aviation industry that a passenger later identified as Aminu Galadima, who was on board flight W3-812 operated by Arik Air from Maiduguri to Abuja with a Boeing 737-700 NG aircraft and registration number 5N MJE created a scare when he shouted Allah Akbar (God is great) shortly before the aircraft landed at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.

The behaviour of the passenger was said to have created panic among the crew and passengers on board, thinking a suicide bomber was about to bomb the aircraft along with the passengers on board.

The airline, in a statement signed by its media Manager, Ola Banji said it was all rumour without an iota of truth.

He said: “A passenger on board flight W3 812 from Maiduguri to Abuja caused a scare when he started shouting Allah Akbar shortly before the aircraft landed at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. The frightened passengers on board the flight became suspicious thinking the man was about to do something sinister.

“All the passengers on board the flight, including the man in question, had all gone through the normal security check at the Maiduguri International Airport and nothing incriminating was found on anyone.”

He said that another round of screening was carried out on all the passengers immediately after the aircraft land without finding anything incriminating on any of the passengers

“However, when the aircraft landed in Abuja, another security check was conducted on the passenger and nothing incriminating was found on him. A further security search was conducted on the operating aircraft, a Boeing 737-700 NG (Next Generation) and no trace of bomb or explosives were found. The aircraft went back to service immediately,” he said.

Similarly, a statement from the Ministry of Aviation and signed by the Special Assistant to the Minister on Media, Joe Obi claimed the alleged bomb on the Arik flight was a hoax.

Mr Obi, who also confirmed that the aircraft landed safely at the Abuja airport and nothing dangerous was found on any passenger or on the aircraft was found s however, disclosed that the passenger had been handed over to security agency at the airport, for further interrogation.
He said: “The plane landed safely at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja at exactly 1253 hrs and the suspect handed over to the SSS at about 1445 hrs where he is currently being interrogated.”

Galadima is mad

The State Security Services (SSS) in a statement signed by its Deputy Director, Public Relations, Marilyn Ogar gave a clearer picture of what happened before, during and after the bomb scare.

She said: “this is a brief highlight of the incident that occurred on the Arik Air flight from Maiduguri to Abuja.

“On Friday, 19th October, 2012, Wife of the SSG to the Borno State Government, Hajia Yachilla JIDDA, travelled to Maiduguri in company of one Aminu S. GALADIMA, an interior decorator based in Abuja to do some interior decoration work. On arrival in Maiduguri, he was lodged at Greenland Hotel. During the course of his stay, he exhibited unusual behaviour by smashing a window, and ended up with lacerations on his hands.

“The SSG was contacted, and in collaboration with the Hotel management, subject was taken to Atal Hospital, also in Maiduguri, where he received treatment. His family in Abuja was contacted and they gave confirmation that GALADIMA has been mentally unstable. In addition, his elder brother who lives in the UK was contacted and he requested that subject be returned to Abuja for medical attention.

“On Sunday, 21st October, 2012, he was taken to the airport to be returned to Abuja, but missed the flight. However, the Airport management was informed of his state of health, and they advised that whenever his return is scheduled, the management should be notified. Unfortunately, when GALADIMA was taken to the Airport on 23rd October for his return trip, the management of the Airport was not informed, and 10 minutes into the flight, due to slight turbulence, his condition was triggered off. Meanwhile, GALADIMA is in the custody of security forces.”

Ms Ogar said the clarification is necessary in order to dispel the unfounded rumours concerning the flight.
 
 http://www.channelstv.com/home/2012/10/23/airline-aviation-ministry-sss-debunk-reports-of-bomber-in-arik-air-flight/

Just got this on my bbm. Arik Air's official statement on the issue. I hope this clears our minds.

No bomb on Arik Air flight
There is no iota of truth in the rumour making the rounds that a passenger attempted to bomb an Arik Air aircraft operating a flight from Maiduguri to Abuja today, Tuesday, October 23, 2012.
To set the records straight, a passenger on board flight W3 812 from Maiduguri to Abuja caused a scare when he started shouting Allah Akbar shortly before the aircraft landed at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja. The frightened passengers on board the flight became suspicious thinking the man was about to do something sinister.
All the passengers on board the flight, including the man in question, had all gone through the normal security check at the Maiduguri International Airport and nothing incriminating was found on anyone.
However, when the aircraft landed in Abuja, another security check was conducted on the passenger and nothing incriminating was found on him. A further security search was conducted on the operating aircraft, a Boeing 737-700 NG (Next Generation) and no trace of bomb or explosives were found. The aircraft went back to service immediately. 
Arik Air wishes to assure guests that all its flights undergo strict security checks and passengers have nothing to fear. The airline’s Aviation Security Department is one the most sophisticated in the industry and its commitment to security and safety of passengers is second to none in Africa.
The airline just last weekend in Accra, Ghana won the award of the Best Security and Safety Conscious Airline in West and Central Africa.

[quote author=Omen100][/quote]After typing that, i told myself that as a 'normal nigerian' i would probably be shouting Jesus and saying "mogbe" at the same time too. lol

Heard from someone who was on that flight that the 'aboki' decided to pray on board and started chanting... So of course, people felt he wanted to blow the plane off...
The crew alerted security and the man was arrested after landing in Abuja... He didnt have any bomb on him.

What amuses me really is the fact that passengers on board were shouting Jesus, Jesus... and didnt bother to overpower the so called 'terrorist'