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coogar: if he did, forensics would have caught him. he shot through the door - it then means he didn't see what he was shooting at. that's one of the key elements in his favour.



i think his vulnerability & paranoia got the better of him. he had no legs, men like that are bound to be on the edge.....they tend to make up for their disability with aggression.

when he heard the noise, he automatically thought an intruder was in the house. he took his gun & fired straight through the door without thinking straight.

by the time he realised it could be reeva, he had unleashed 4 talon bullets into the bathroom - and reeva died as a result. ordinary bullets would have increased her survival rate.

coogar: obviously, he's not saying the whole truth. he lied about some parts but not saying the whole truth doesn't mean he's guilty!!!

there are some shady spots in his evidence but i don't believe he intentionally murdered his girlfriend. he couldn't have done that under his own roof.

cococandy: That face can upset the boy's balance for life

cococandy: See her ugly face

coogar: jeeeez - how come this didn't happen when i was in school?

Okijajuju1: [b]The Home for the elderly in Nigeria are for those elderly folks who have nobody in the world who cares about them..


They are loners who live out their lives alone..

Here are some pictures from the visit of miss Rivers to one of such homes in Rivers State


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These elderly fall into a group of Nigerians that are never accounted for in our National planning. These homes are charity homes (unlike some abroad that are like hotels for elderly folks funded by their loved ones).. Another group are homes for lepers as well as home for special needs kids.


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striktlymi: Sadly your post only demonstrates one of my sentiments. The thread is 'yours' not 'ours'!

washburn: So when is the next available flight from US to Lagos?

moca: Any solution to a stubborn boy?
Abeg I don shout tire.
I am against cane.

striktlymi: Can't find anything on the current project you guys are working on in that thread.

striktlymi: I am not sure the nature this venture will take but if it is about bringing happiness to the faces of some old folks in the short term e.g making merry their 2014 Christmas only, then I think it may just be a complete waste of time and resources.

However, I believe that the best way to help any individual struggling with poverty is to empower such individual economically, such that the individual's foreseeable economic future is to a large extent guaranteed.

My 'knacking of teeth' above would have made more sense to peeps who still have time on their hands but still I believe it can applied to some elderly folks, especially those whose continuity plans are fairly certain.

edwife: You will not change a bit.

damiso: Na the age naa make we enjoy am till she too wants £40 backpack and iphone.

damiso: That's what the celebrant wants such a considerate child

edwife: O lord,party freak

damiso: Dem go allow Brandy for McDonald's

edwife: I have never been in one where they share washing up liquid ,the highest was forks and glasses.

damiso: Agreed..I.guess its just that African thing of making more than enough because trust people to always come with 'plus ones'..

My daughter is 5 in a few weeks and I am going the oyinbo route will do the full shebang by His Grace when she is 10 but its definitely not going to be a champagne party.

I know R231 is coming to abuse me

damiso: No as R231 said you just need to know the celebrants sisters uncle brothers wife As I have found they even make extra party packs in the 50's not like us that calculate by RSVP

You know that yellow one I went for I went home with almost 1 week grocery shopping my husband could not get over it when we got home and were offloading our loot

Pasta, Kellogs Cornflakes, 1 litre Oil, Tomoto Puree, Bible, Towel, Tilda 1kg Basmati Rice, the party pack nko oooola la each child party pack had enough to throw another party

Like edwife said the 1 yr old was cutting cake like 8pm and caterers were still delivering ayamase, asaro and dodo gizzard by 8pm I just told my inviter that my kids sleep early and if dont leave my son will start getting cranky

I missed one in Thamesmead the kids all got Trunki Boxes amongst numerous other gifts(each trunki box is like £40) e pain me small as I subsequently had to buy something similar for lil miss when we were going away. .

chaircover: Na wa o!
Kids party for this end is 2 hours in Macdonalds, bowling, swimming, jewellery making and the likes. You drop the kid off and just hang aroind becasue by the time you go home its time to go pick them up again,

Abeg where is the next London Party. Do I need an invite?

chaircover: Dami, Efe. Edwife and R321 . . so this is what you people do in London?

I attended one kids party yesterday

A massive shortage of kids but over allocation of mama's auntys squeezng into sloganed polo shirts and jeans strutting ikebe all over the place

I was looking for water . . no water or softdrink o! . .na so so cocktail and champagne full table.

The party pack was so "appetising" that I felt like telling them that I was age 7 so I could have one too

From now on I must go to kids partys

mbulela: Me just wan know who get the contract for supplying bleaching cream to the palace.
The person don hammer

JayKayMaybachz: Man Utd
Chelsea
Man City
Arsenal
Liverpool

naijababe: You are so disgusting