scarphase: Put yourself in her shoes. As you talk about the weight she needs to lose. As you assume that she enjoys the flappy thigh rhythm and feeling of blues. Occasioned by the pressure of societal stereotypes. Filling the minds of the ones she desires that she is not one of their types.[b][/b]
From a tiny egg on a leaf A caterpillar emerges with hunger and grief It eats and eats, growing bigger and stronger But its skin is tight, it can't stretch any longer
It spins a cocoon around its body A shelter of silk, a place to be Inside the cocoon, a transformation begins A caterpillar becomes a butterfly within
It breaks free from its prison of silk Its wings are wet, its body is limp It rests on a flower, waiting for the sun To dry its wings, to make it run
It flutters and flies, exploring the world A beautiful creature, a wonder to behold It sips the nectar, it spreads the pollen It dances with the wind, it lives in the moment
But its life is short, it has to lay eggs To continue the cycle, to start again It finds a mate, it chooses a leaf It lays its eggs, it says goodbye with grief [/center]
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DissTroy: December 10, 2016. The bishop of a big church was being ordained. I had accepted an invite to be there so had rushed back into the city. A Saturday it was. The Governor was billed to be there.
I was all set to go but at the dying minute, changed my mind to watch EPL games. Funny thing is, the games do not start till midday and Barça had a game for that evening so I would have been done with the church attendance before then. There was no logical reason not to attend but I just had this gut feeling not to. Even ignored the reminders by the person who invited me.
Decided to go visit friends instead, and as we were bantering and trolling each other's teams, news filtered in of the church collapse by late noon. Several people died, including the person who invited me. At the spot. I'd have been seated beside the person certainly.
Joe and Lezz kept trying to reach me, and the later did late at night to confirm my safety since I had mentioned to them in passing when we chatted I'd be attending.
Gut feeling is something we can't explain. But it's potent. Very potent.
Reigners church back then. Alas! The case against the Bishop for building structure negligence was swept under the carpet by the powers in authority.
robosky02: South Africans attack Chippa United boss after declaring support for Nwabali & Super Eagles
Chippa United chairman released a statement to disclose the club's support for their goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali and the Nigeria Super Eagles. Chippa United chairman Siviwe Mpengasi has sparked outrage in South Africa after he declared his support for club star Stanley Nwabali.
Pulse Sports Nigeria can report that the Chippa United boss released an official statement to reveal the club’s position ahead of the clash between Nigeria and South Africa.
Chippa United and Super Eagles In a lengthy statement posted on the social media platform, X.com via the club’s official account, Mpengesi congratulated the Premier Soccer League for having the most players at AFCON and applauded Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos for selecting homegrown talent.
However, he then proclaimed that he and Chippa United stand behind Nwabali, who is the club’s first-choice goalkeeper, and the Super Eagles against South Africa due to the player's rising profile. Nwabali plays for Chippa United and has impressed at the tournament for Nigeria.
“As the Chairman of Chippa United FC and as a proud South African, I find myself in a unique position during this 2023 AFCON tournament in that our very own Nigeria international Stanley Nwabal has been a revelation, his performance for the Nigerian National Team has caught the eyes of the globe, earning him and our cub international claim,” he said.
“With Stanley's rising profile and the international attention it brings to Chippa United FC, the benefits have been nothing but positive. Therefore, I and Chippa United FC stand behind our player Starley Nwabal and the Nigerian Super Eagles tomorrow against South Africa,’’ he added.
Reactions Mpengesi's comments have drawn intense criticism on social media from South African fans, who felt the chairman should be supporting his own nation.
Many have viewed the statement as a betrayal to be wishing an opposing team well. Here are some of the reactions.
With Bafana Bafana aiming to reach the AFCON final, Mpengesi's divisive remarks have cast a pall over preparations.
mariahAngel: I remember one time in the village, my grandfather calling me and saying bia were akwa, which means come and take eggs . I excitedly ran to him, only to be given these live creatures; No, thank you sir.🤣🤣
So, can you eat these? Have you had them before? If you have, how do they taste? What do you call them in your language?
Picture source: Instagram
This is Palmwine weevil, it's popular here In Rivers State and Bayelsa state.
garfield1: Long time bro,I missed you shockingly.you went awol.anyways,chikun went shockingly to apc,a place that usually gives pdp it's highest votes alongside zangon kataf while igabi and kudan surprisingly went pdp although isa ashiru is from kudan.i felt chikun should have made Lp second choice.
The biggest shocker is APC winning burutu assembly rerun and in Ethiopia west(ibori's handwork).. I sent you a mail
APC won Burutu because of Orubebe influence. That's his stronghold. APC won Ethiope West because of Ibori's influence.
DissTroy: Then when she's "changed" and done with slutting around and on the internet, she'd try to guilt -trip innocent men into accepting her with her baggage because that's what "real men" do.
kot1917: I just noticed that an icon for graduate applicants has been add can I still apply with my bsc , not I initially applied for conpass 06 with my o level and b.sc
Kindly response please
since you have registered, don't try a second registration because FFS states it clearly that double registration results to automatic disqualification.
1. Sade Adu (4 Grammys): Sade Adu is the first Nigerian to win a Grammy Award. While she wasn’t the first Nigerian to be nominated (that was King Sunny Ade), her win has made her first on this list. She is a Nigerian-British singer recognised as an influence on the contemporary music industry. She won her first Grammy in 1986 for Best New Artist. In 1994, she won a second Grammy Award with ‘No Ordinary Love’ for the award category, Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal. Sade Adu got her third Grammy in 2002 with ‘Lovers Rock” in Best Pop Vocal Album and her fourth award in 2011 for Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group With Vocal
2. Babatunde Olatunji (1 Grammy): Nigeria’s Olatunji won a Grammy Award in 1991, also in the “Best World Music Album’Album’ category. Olatunji, now deceased, worked alongside thirteen other musicians on the Mickey Hart 1991 “Planet Drum” album, scoring all fourteen acts a Grammy
3. Sikiru Adepoju (2 Grammys): Sikiru Adepoju, is a Nigerian percussionist and recording artist, who is involved in traditional African and world music. He is, in particular, a master of the talking drum, although he plays other instruments. a two-time Grammy Award winner, hit the spotlight internationally in 1991 when he won the Grammy Award in the “Best World Music Album” category for his contribution to American percussionist Mickey Hart’sHart’s 1991 “Planet Drum’Drum’ album. In 2008, Adepoju bagged another Grammy alongside musical acts Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, and Giovanni Hidalgo for the Album Global Drum Project” in the “Best Contemporary World Music Album’Album’ category
4. Burna Boy (1 Grammy): Nigeria’s Damini Ogulu, aka Burna Boy, won the award for the ‘Best World Music Album’ category at the 2021 Grammy Awards. Burna won for his Twice As Tall album.
5. Wizkid (1 Grammy): Iconic singer and songwriter Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, won his first Grammy award after featuring in Beyoncé’s Brown Skin Girl Video. They won the Best Music Video category in the 2021 Grammy awards.
6. Tems (1Grammy): vocals from her song “Higher” was used by Future on his single “Wait for U”, which led to her being credited as a featured artist alongside Drake on the song. It debuted atop the Billboard Hot 100, making her the first African artist to debut at number one and the second Nigerian artist to top the chart. The feature earned her her first Grammy Award in 2023 for Best Rap/Sung Collaboration.
When your acquaintances are white-socks-in-slides donning shorts and large-sized t-shirts with crossbags yelling "On God!" every other minute, you think every other young person mirrors them.
[quote author=FebOneTv post=128289400]". . . this extend beyond just maids, they treat family members like that too. Wicked world we live in!" - @brainymaniac
Treat those living with and helping you with love, don't be wicket.