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Really? Paul Baptised Lydia and her household in Philippi. It's in Act |
@culturegown, congratulations on the birth of your son. May his arrival bring joy and abundant blessings to your home |
ahnie:My parents did not really speak to us. Though I understand a bit and can sing Isoko songs and hymns but I just can't join word and word to form a complete sentence. Sometimes, I run to my landlord to tell me any sentence I want to speak to my boy. The most annoying is I can't even speak yoruba and I have been in lagos all my life. |
kamotisha:I can't even speak at all. I'm Isoko |
Una don finish the space. Thank God e reach me. @lizzy22, congratulations. May the Lord be a source of joy to your household. |
Fabmummy:It depends on the brand name. Some don't last. If they can assure you that it will last, no wahala Personally, I can't buy it that amount. I prefer to buy it separately. The next brand I bought has one of those design. |
favoredgal:He takes adult food except swallow, i.e eba, semo |
ahnie:You will get tired of keeping the kpagolo. They will constitute nuisance in your store. Between the month of April and June , I bought 18 cans of NAN. Quickly I switched to cerelac, it was still the same amount I was spending cos I was still buying 4 NAN every month plus at least 6 cerelac. (my dh felt I was spending the money on my self, I had to keep the empty cans for him) Now that he is 1 year, it's pap and peak 123. Then i buy 1 can of cerelac just in case I'm so tired to make pap. |
Happy birthday to you |
I saw this on a friend's wall and posted it here. Make una touch light the matter https://www.nairaland.com/2808944/right-wrong
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I saw this on a friend's Facebook wall. When you are a pregnant woman in Nigeria, you are not expected to disclose it to even your siblings, if possible your mother and husband, until the first trimester passes by..... Now you are sure that the pregnancy will stay against all household witches and wizards, especially your mother-inlaw; that's if she's the type who didn't support your union with her son in the first place. When you are a pregnant woman in Nigeria, you are not expected to move around, or go out at some certain time of the day, to avoid evil spirits that might transform the child to something else. Maybe disabled, slowpoke, or change the sex of the baby. When you are a pregnant woman in Nigeria, you are supposed to hide your pregnancy, you have no right to show neighbours how happy you are, because some of them might get jealous and cause you miscarriage. When you are a pregnant woman in Nigeria, on no account should you disclose how far you are gone, if not witches and wizards from your village or husband's village that doesn't want to see you deliver safely, will all gather for your sake in the delivery ward on your delivery date. So many brouhaha that I can't list here, that scares the shits out of Nigeria pregnant women. Some forgo antenatal, and relocates to the church, simply because the doctor told them that they have bridge babies, and cannot have natural births. To them, Cesarean section type of birth is a sign that the devil is on their case. Some of these women have outrageous pelvic bones, that would not allow the safe passage of their babies. But instead of listening to the doctors and booking for a cesarean section, they prefer to jump from one prayer house to another. I don't believe in magic. So I don't believe in witches and witch doctors. If a witch is a witch, it doesn't need your due date validation from you to be present at your delivery ward before it harms your baby. It should forsee the date even before your gynaecologist does. No spiritual attacks happens or destroys your unborn babies, I don't believe in all those crappie tales of spiritual wickedness in any high place. The only witches and wizards killing Nigerian women since our independent in the process of childbirth is bad medical and health services. Carelessness and negligence from the medical practitioners, who don't value lives like our politicians, simply because no one would probe them. It's only in Nigeria, that a single doctor would act as a surgeon, dentist, optometrist, gynaecologist, pediatrician even though he only had a single degree in medicine. And because there are no free health care services and sections in Nigeria, lack of money from the family of the pregnant woman is another set witches and wizards that attacks a pregnant woman. So if you are a pregnant woman in Nigeria, and you are rich enough to fly abroad like our celebrities and politicians does when they have health issues, you will have nothing to fear about. You can even model with your pregnancy, because when you have good doctors at your disposal, every witches and wizards must bow. ≈MamaSomto®™©2015
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Fine fine babies. They are cute @ahnie, Zino is looking chubby. I believe she is eating fine now. |
customised87:Voted |
Orikinla:Motorola still dey exist? |
Until mtn block it before una go receive sense. Abeg close this thread or retitle it |
2Str8:That kind of person can kill. Thank God you didn't lose your job. |
@ faithfulwife, and hafsat24. Congratulations on the birth of your LOs. May your joy remain permanent. |
True talk |
Happy birthday |
proudmom38:Nothing is wrong with it. When my baby was doing that, his day care nanny asked me if I ate snail while pregnant. She said whenever he does that, I should use turning garri stick to turn him. Did I answer her? Hell no ![]() |
happymama:My son did same, and it bothered me. When that happens, I will quickly rush to carry him. One day, my dh refused to give him back to me, he kept rocking him. (come and see me dragging my baby with him, you will think he is not the father) With time, he got used to him. If you can bear his cry, (you know, it's not easy to hear ur baby cry and you ignore especially when they are so tender) allow him to cry in his hands he will get use to him. |
@keji3, my baby refused to sit @ 5 months. At a time, I got tired of putting him to sit. He began to sit on his own at 6 months. You can put her in walker and support her with wrapper, that was what I did. |
Chinwendym:You are healed in Jesus name. Amen Your baby is cute. God bless him |
tonychristopher:True talk. I'm from isoko and I have friends who are from other LGA close to kwale but speak isoko. His father is the owner of my street. So I heard when we parked to that area. Collins Enebeli |
I enjoyed licking lux soap then. |
SAMBARRY:My baby didn't have blood stain on him when he came out. ![]() |
babythug:Look for the post you called her attention to, Click on modify, then erase her post. |
proudmom38:Humm, where exactly in igando? 2 bedroom flat Is 250k/300k. I stay at igando new town. All landlords dey vex now |
@ahnie, we are fine o but Zino is not eating at all. It has tired me joor. I'm ashamed to even say his weight here. How is Lil bae doing? @babythug, pls unquote that post or what do you think? Thanks |
@soonest, congratulations. May his arrival bring joy and abundant blessings to your home. |
@chinwendym, may the healing powers of the Lord overshadow you now. The blood of Jesus that Speaks better things will speak for you. In Jesus Name. Amen |
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