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Free for ladies... why

songs by
Westlife
Celine Dion
Shania Twain
and recently
Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran

And all the people snapping pisho and shooting video could not help catch her.

SMH


As in seriously, someone is falling and peeps are more concerned with video footage. O dikwa egwu

Daalu nwanne m ukukaegbu.

Onye mere Ihe nchoputa ahu?

otutu umu Igbo ma asu Igbo , mana ufodu n'ime ha na ahuta isu bekee dika ime ngala.


Truth is, I think of all Nigerian tribes, the Igbo's are predominantly the ones often bent on displaying their English speaking prowess.

kopo abuo m.
my 2cents n'olu bekee

Hmmm
fit be cos say I no dey jand

Buh can't figure out exactly watcha sayn

okay

Jesu mi
OP...na off-campus abi inside school...

adamlawal:
if u ask me na who I go ask??

hmm

Reelmii:
forcu too pity her and tell her to stop attending the church or better still turn to a muslim

lol

Truth be told; it is now very difficult indeed to differentiate between the church and the world, a very thin line between them.

I remember when the newly born again found it hard to identify themselves as born again.

Now we are in the era where every so called Christian shouts "I'm born again " from the rooftop but still living a life as filthy as sin.

Like every other state in life, you can't really make a change unless you acknowledge your condition; in this case being a "sinner". There are no sinners anymore.

You join a church, go for discipleship...don't be deceived, without a personal encounter nothing is changed.

Then you become a church worker...Hallelujah, you are now a saint.

DECEPTION!!!

what's the point of the post?
For people to make disparaging remarks about the church?
To get people to support her?
Abi for what exactly?

what's the point of the post?
For people to make disparaging remarks about the church?
To get people to support her?
Abi for what exactly?

Oga, leave too much grammar...just go straight to the point. dream... when men are in deep sleep ko

Interesting....

kuku post the full story

Thought I was the only one who had issues with that crap...annoying sturvs.

ovadozes:
There is nothing really wrong in using the mother tongue to teach English in as much as it is properly translated. While growing up in the east one of the ways our teachers used to teach us English language was to write Igbo words and then translate them in English and vice versa, it makes it easier for the pupil to understand. So if they can write down words in Hausa and translate properly, I don't see anything wrong with that.

I was just about saying something similar, the practice of teaching in the local lingua is not unusual neither is it unique to the North.


That said, it still doesn't mean a teacher should base solely on the native language for teaching, speak English to them...it's western education. But if you can, mix it up.