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So number one, let's talk about this celibacy issue. I preached it a lot of times but I have NEVER said do not have sex before marriage. Here's what I have always said to young girls and I maintain it.

Never ever give your body to a man for money. You're worth so much more than that. You're beautiful beyond measure and there's absolutely nothing a man can give you that you can't give urself if you apply yourself, believe in yourself and work hard. Start now that you're young, pursue your dreams, work hard till your hands are sore and ur mind is tired, never listen to anyone who tells you you're not good enough or you're wasting your time, and no matter how hard it gets, no matter how rough the road becomes, never give up on yourself or your dreams.

2. I've always also said & I maintain it; do not sleep around because your body is too precious & deserves respect. You deserve love & dignity. I've always said sex should only happen when you find yourself in a loving relationship, with someone you love & who loves you back. I was 100% celibate until I was ready to share my life with someone and I met the man of my dreams(unfortunately, I can't share him with the internet..lol)

Hopefully, the ILLITERATES on and off NL can TRANSMIT WITH COMPREHENSION!

PrettySleek:
By who? U? Lol nobody took me o

I'm making it official now. You've been taken. Pls don't mind those NL guys, they have nothing better for you. Lol

Thebrightest:
Plastic surgery implant. After few weeks, she will go back to increase the bump via mild surgery.
Also, she might have employed a PHOTOSHOP expert to do the job.

Stop hating and be a part of wishing her well
Good or bad, there is good inside of everyone
Enjoy bro

Okwyjesus:
Since the origin of Igbo culture and the bible. Of the two Linda is part of it. She is an Igbo Lady and also a Christian.

Go and read about Igbo culture before colonization. Women were valued by the number of children they had and not by marital status.

uzolexis:
Go and read about Igbo culture before colonization. Women were valued by the number of children they had and not by marital status.

And that implies having them out of wedlock. You are a stranger to lgbo culture.

Okwyjesus:
And that implies having them out of wedlock. You are a stranger to Igbo culture.

Yes, women even marry had other women as wives for the sole purpose of giving them children. You are the stranger to Igbo culture. Go and read more about Igbos in the pre-colonial era.

uzolexis:
Yes, women even marry had other women as wives for the sole purpose of giving them children. You are the stranger to Igbo culture. Go and read more about Igbos in the pre-colonial era.

Yes but under a man's umbrella as husband. That's my point. Children with unknown father is not part if Igbo culture. .

Okwyjesus:
Yes but under a man's umbrella as husband. That's my point. Children with unknown father is not part if Igbo culture. .

If a man had no male child his daughter can stay back in her father's house and have male children for him. still Igbo culture.