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OAM4J: You are last on the list simply because you were my last wife and I planned making you my last "bus stop"... but now... You too should go away

Hmmm...old tactics.
Why wouldn't you want us to go away, now that oga Seun is being extra nice to us...
Complete Naija man.
We'll just wait to see what will happen, after you exhaust this your ember salary...

OAM4J: Jennykadri
Mukina2
Babe!
Ileke-idi
MissyB
Freecocoa
Idowuogbo
Tgirl4real
Rocktation

and all other secret lovers/admirers.

This long list of rivals, is what has made me wash my hands off you.
And to think that I am the last on this list! Tsk tsk tsk...You should be happy that I didn't send anything edible this christmas...
Crossing into 2013 would've been the least thing on your mind...

Merry Christmas People!

Totally rocking my life...in the logedegede kind of way..
#in my mind's eye

Merry Christmas people!

Merrrrry Christmas everyone! I love you all!

Goshen360

Lol@ Jail.
Christmas is Christmas where I am. Different.

Congrats Ije!

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A grandmother was left astonished after a photo posted on Facebook from her granddaughter’s christening appeared to show the ghost of her late husband.
When Heather Sewell, 50, first saw the picture she immediately spotted the apparition, bearing a striking resemblance to her late husband Terry. The black and white face can be seen above the church font hovering over baby Mia-Bella Kennett and the rest of the family.

The bizarre image was caught on camera at St Martin’s Church, Canterbury, Kent by Mrs Sewell’s son Jamie, 29, on his mobile phone.
It was only when the grandmother-of-two was looking through the photos online later that she spotted the familiar face beside the family.
Mrs Sewell, from Petham, Kent, said she could not believe the likeness to her late husband.
Terry Sewell, who worked as a labourer, died 17 years ago after committing suicide aged 41.

Mrs Sewell, who works as a taxi driver, said it was ‘upsetting’ to see her husband’s face. She said: ‘ I tried to convince myself that it was not Terry – but it is so convincing that I believe it is.
‘Terry had a long face and so does the ghost and it has the same hair style as Terry had. ‘The ghost is also the same height as Terry was – about 5ft 8in. I am quite a superstitious person, but I am not over-the-top. I do believe there is something out there – there are too many things in the world we cannot explain.’

She added: ‘I was so shocked when I saw it, as we all were. It looks very much like Terry. I know there has been no photo trickery so it is all very spooky and perhaps not what you want to see at a christening. I was in the pub afterwards when I first saw the Facebook page and everyone was stunned because it’s so clear.’

St Martin’s is the oldest church in the country that is still in use for religious services, but a ghostly encounter has never been reported previously at the church.

Heather’s daughter Gemma Sewell, 27, and her partner Jamie were joined by their older daughter Jaiden, 5, and two sets of godparents for Mia-Bella Kennett’s Christening.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2251169/The-holy-ghost-Apparition-late-husband-appears-granddaughters-church-christening-Facebook-picture.html

Nigeria witnessed the first-ever lighting of the National Christmas Tree on Saturday December 22nd, 2012 in Abuja.

Speaking at the event tagged “Let there be light”, Nigeria’s first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan urged Nigerians to embrace peace, unity and love during the Christmas season.
“We are witnessing the making of history. Its significance will best be appreciated when we take into account the fact that Christmas is a season of peace, love and hope.
“I urge you all to rededicate yourselves to the pursuit of unity, love, peace and our common goal,” she said.

In her welcome address, Minister of State for FCT, Mrs Olajumoke Akinjide said the lighting of the tree had come to be recognised across the globe.

“It is an opportunity to express and share the message of Christmas, which is love, peace and goodwill to all men.
Akinjide said the practice originated from Europe, spread to North and South America and was the first of its kind in Nigeria.

His Eminence John Cardinal Onaiyekan also said Christmas meant a lot of things to several people; to some, celebrations and to others, sharing of cards and gifts.
“The focal point of this season should be the message of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, the message of hope, love, humility and peace.

“This is the season to banish all fear and put all your trust in God. Jesus has come to dispel the darkness of this evil World,” he added.

Awwwww! I wish you the same my love.
I hope you'll be having a white christmas this year....
Enjoy!

This my Ije is such a darling! God bless you for me.

Mynd, I thought I've placated you by voting for you and saying congrats too...

Oya oo! My winner needs and deserves your congratulations!

https://www.nairaland.com/1121395/abujafood-voted-events-section-poster/2#13522809

Really? I must admit that I considered it to be some kind of eatery too.
Well done bro. The title is well deserved!

Ijebabe oo!

Yes Congrats Temmy! You deserve this. You have been really dedicated to helping those lotto people here, I noticed. Congrats bro.

Yayyy! Your notorious ways finally paid off.

To the biggest derailer of all time, Congratulations!!!

I've liked it again Oya, hit a parked van now.




Congrats Abujafood!

Ije ije. Hmnn, you've gone int'l with this show. Too much revelations oo. Pipu go de fear to talk now for NL.

Of cos, I skip some parts. Buh I did watch the first part over and over when it came out, and entirely too.