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Sammie2310:
I was busy through out... nd traffic frustrated me the more..
How was ur day boo??

So you people still have time for e-booing at this sensitive period

DonPsymon:
Please na

Let's just share the lands equally na

Or some people should jes vex and sleep

I recommend vex and sleep

jatau7:
160 post to go

Are you using a calculator

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Bet why

Elmisti, you messed up a bit o

IsiAbuncha:
Everybody contribute N100 each abeg make we buy cow use mark page 3000

I will keep the money


And he scores!

This is too much na

Keribaby, biko leave this phone nau

This is really creepy

DonPsymon, you're supposed to be asleep. What happened

Is this thread on FP again

KeriBaby:
U ain't seen nothing yet

I know it's your handiwork since you're now bold to come out to say you'll be flying in broad day light

itoski:
wow...I love ur courage....bet y ask a fellow grab man out

iWeak

My phone is misbehaving already sef

Keribaby, count very well o

KeriBaby:
Hehehe
Cc PMB

Hahahahahahahaha! He is sleeping already

KeriBaby:
Hehehe
Cc PMB

Hahahahahahahaha! He is sleeping already

vision3k:
hi bro, will u be my e-boo?

Hahahahahaha! My body is shaking from excessive laughter I love my (male) neighbours like myself but not that kind of love

Thriller... Titled: THE AWAKENING

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goodyboo:

Twice now, I missed two goals. And you had to post now because

Walspring:
The user ID will be abandon

Modified... Mistake

seun305:
i hear them calling me, should i answer, answer.....*continues whispering song*

Biko answer. Won't you sleep

vision3k:
good evening err1, bn a ghost reader bt just want to own a plot on page 3k



cheers

So you created "vision3k" because of page 3k So what happens when we move past the page

Can we all reach an agreement to not post anything on the thread until the morrow?

Seun305 is on a wicked mission tonight and if care is not taken some of us would lose out on the much anticipated 3K

donasere:
Not my belief!! If u can gimmi better reasons cool it's welcome!


I've not seen any of such kids so I can't really say for sure. dats more like my hypothesis.

If u got a theory or hypothesis too its welcome.

Carrying the mothers' surname has nothing to do with whether the home is broken or that the mother is a single parent. It largely depends on how 'influential' cum 'powerful' the mother is. I have seen a family where their first child does not bear the 'conventional' surname of the family, while the other kids bear the father's. Just before you assume the child is not theirs, the child is theirs and is a splitting image of the father. Fair, tall, and reserved as the father.

Here's a shocking, practical, hypocrisy I have come to discover; a Nigerian man who fathers a child through an American (largely white) woman dare not whimper about the boy's surname, yet the same man would brag endlessly here in Nigeria over a child carrying his legacy.

Truth is, we are way behind despite claims of being educated and 'exposed'. Women are fast becoming conscious of being sidelined and this is unhealthy, according to a typical Nigerian man. He becomes threatened with the sophistication and intelligence of a female around him that disgust and 'disrespect' dominates his thought process.

A break from the norm, which is somewhat part of our debate is the woman's adoption of his husband's surname; a large number of women are now compounding their father's name to their husbands and the trend is fast becoming noticeable within the female ranks. Examples; Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Alison Madueke-Diezani, Iyabo Obasanjo-Bello, Sola Allison-Obaniyi among a host of others.

Even women who give birth out of wedlock often tag the surname of the man responsible for their plight no matter the hate. Why? Because most of them often fear that the child could intimated about his/her paternity even before the appropriate age.

PS: Influence and the position of the woman in the society, recognition and easier identity are some of the reasons a child could carry the mother's surname. We're far too enlightened to practice the "hey, go and pound yam because you belong in the kitchen mentality." I believe mutual understanding can birth anything. It is unfair to assume children who carry their mothers' surnames do so because they're conceived out of wedlock.

KeriBaby:
Hahahaha
Let dem not catch you

Lol! I no kuku mention anything.

KeriBaby:
Hahahaha

Are u saying I come from Benin?

Ehn, why will I imply such? BTW, are you saying Benin people are...

Shegofams:
Please who knows the settings to be done on an andriod phone in order to use a wired selfie stick.

Someone, biko, answer this. I need the answer sef.

KeriBaby:


Lol

I am a superwoman
And women like me Fly

They really need to start flying from ph to uyo

Hehehehe! Don't try it o, Nigerians are not yet used to seeing people in the air o. If they plank you ehn

ViktaSlim:
Be like say dem push bus.

You're on point. Some of us would have understood the 'stressful' day