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Stealing from the pot! Crazy ![]() I think the year was 1995 or so. She had just prepared this crazy Turkey stew with Ewedu. As was her usual practice, she had already diced 'our size' and having laboured so hard that day to see the soup come alive (I grinded the pepper on a stone), she served us and I was terribly disappointed in the meat. It looked so tiny that I ate with rage that afternoon. While eating, I was scheming on how to get even and be satisfied. She noticed how displeased I was but pretended and went about her business. When I noticed she had gone to the bathroom to bathe, I went for the soup in the wooden cupboard it was kept in, brought it down from the compartment, opened it and started looking around for a spoon but found none. I returned to the pot of soup which had massive meats everywhere in it and dipped my hand into it to take one big turkey meat. ![]() The burn was crazy but my sheer determination to succeed made me immune to the pain. After combing for seconds I grabbed what I thought was the biggest and as I took it out, I heard a voice like God spoke to Samuel; 'take it out and you're dead'. Looked up and saw my mum stand over me with a towel on her shoulder and water dripping from her body. I forced a smile and explained that I was washing the turkey. She was mad. Before she turned to do whatever, I bolted out of the house, but remained in the compound while I mainted over 20m distance. I thought she'd run after me that day but she never did and that was when this cool breeze blew my way. The feeling of rage I earlier had had been replaced with regret and self pity. Anyways, I stayed out till about 8pm from that afternoon before she invited me inside to sleep in a cool, calm tone I totally believed. How foolish. I proceeded with caution and slept with one eyes open for about an hour before another voice called out to me to wake up. The time was around 2am at this point and there she was, standing over me again with her dreaded cane. I swallowed spit and thought 'this is it, the end of the world'. Interestingly, she didn't beat me that night as I had hoped. Rather, I did both frog jump, and some crazy punishments till 7am that I couldn't stand to walk right in the morning. The tears and the litre of mucuos that ran from my ears, mouth and nose that day is still fresh in my heart till date. ![]() It was my first attempt ever and I was caught in the act. It never crossed my mind to steal from her pot again. |
tinajohn:He said 'this is not your testimony. This will come after your inauguration'. I'm sure he meant his introduction at that time wasn't Lyon's testimony service which every normal pastor would do or say. How is that a prediction? |
They have started again. Continue plucking each other out like ripe apples while South Africans watch on and use them as rage practice afterward. If siblings could do this to themselves in the name of failed transaction and in the presence of South African police officers, I wonder what goes on in the absence of security officials when the eyes around are limited. |
[quote author= post=86582146]Quoted from allafrica.com https://allafrica.com/stories/201908090504.html[/quote]But when reports of Buhari's misrule and gross disrespect for the judiciary is published, like others, you disappear on that same thread. The social media arm of Jonathan way back have all disappeared from the forum even though they backed his ineptitude and cluelessness. What Sowore is on to is needed and shouldn't even be a court case if the man at the centre is one who is sane enough to know what the rule of law means. And as much as you come on here everyday to defend a man who isn't aware of your existence, I am dead sure the pangs of his misrule is still felt by you as with others who support him. |
These reactions are not necessary as the revealed parts are but excerpts. I am sure there are other parts of the bill that are directed at the officers themselves, which will cripple their power in a way. |
So this clown has turned a cute baby as that into a secondary smoker already? I pray some government agency representatives have some time on their hands to go through this thread today and find a way to nab. We'll all be here the day you'll come begging for contributions to support your failing lungs. |
Riele:'Ocean of Love' here is greatly exaggerated as the ocean is known to be vast and covers almost all surfaces or areas of the earth. The proper FOS here is hyperbole. |
Kelliebright:Trust me, you are. You have a date on your hands already. Typically, the idea is that you take her out and enjoy the moment together. Not to discredit her person but you just set up yourself for something unpleasant particularly if you expect more after Valentine. |
masterflowx:Yahoo boys or not, this is nothing but human rights abuse. You don't put people in a place like some common criminal when they are either suspects or profiled to be fraudsters. It is worrisome that those guys are topless. Any of them might catch a nasty flu or even die due to cold directed at their bare chest. They should be released if the EFCC isn't willing to try them. Even sardines live better in their cans these days as they have been reduced from 4 to 3. |
@ucvibes, DO NOT contact anyone to buy anything. Use the paper NIMC slip for your verification; the cream slip one. Ask questions for clarity. |
This is obviously fake. Whoever 'misplaced' the cheque, filled other areas, including signature but failed to address it to someone? Name: Tamunoemi Dakoru Sobriquet: don.tammy Issokay... If this isn't Unleavened bread then I wonder what is. |
khaifa:I hope it isn't Teflon? |
IamgratefulLord:Very true! ![]() |
sassysure:If you are married, kindly remind hubby he is possession of a gold mine! There is excess oil in your head, lady!!! The place of tact is lost to many ladies today as they are all about 'my husband and I, and our space', forgetting the Nigerian setting is an extended type family setting. An interesting worthy of note is that most of the ladies on the thread championing what not are probably younger, unmarried and yet to really see life as it is. The ones who are probably married are enduring 'gbas gbos', 'do me I do you' moments in their homes as you correctly implied. Of course, getting married is not the ultimate but the key to finding true happiness is finding peace with everyone. You read some things and can't help come to terms with the fact that the people behind took stones and built a castle in the air. I wish there is a way to like a post multiple times. Bless you! |
IamgratefulLord: ![]() Oh! Nice!!! If you are only going to reserve a name today, you'll spend less than N700 (about N600 plus sha). That's it. However, if you are planning on getting everything over with at once, you'll need about N11,500. Business Name registration in itself is just N10,000. Remita charges will push the whole thing around N11,500. Then you'll be required to fill the Form 2 and upload to the CAC portal which means you should set aside N500 for scanning. Also, you'll need to affix a passport to your form before scanning and uploading to the portal. What you'll eventually upload 1. Form 2 (to be downloaded from your dashboard after paying the fee for business name registration) - Affix passport, sign, and upload. 2. CAC Notice of Approval 3. CAC payment receipt 4. Your ID (PVC, Passport, or NIMC slip) as a means of recognition. (All of the above are to be printed, scanned and uploaded.) However, since it's weekend, all you can do today is to reserve the name (less than N700, card payment). Other processes will start when the name has been approved. NB: You'll be required to propose two names from which one will be chosen and approved. So your preferred should be first. ![]() |
Fountainofyouth:Lady, God bless your heart and head. One thing I know for a fact is that there are many good people out there just as people with messed up mindsets. Marriage is a long walk and most think love is all there is to having a happy home. |
IamgratefulLord:Well, thank you ![]() The comments come the mind is blank ![]() |
JONNYSPUTE:This, right here, is what I subtly mentioned in my first post on this very thread. The moment a woman feels she's comfortable with her family just because she's known them and their level of madness over the years, and wouldn't tolerate the other person's family is the period she starts losing her hold in the home. |
bukatyne:My eyes have been greatly opened on marital issues, all thanks to an ongoing process. And one area I'd state that most women miss it is when they feel they can tell off hubby's family that their space is theirs. In the event that that happens, it results into a full blown war between a once adorable lady and a supposedly loving, close knit family. It is not the place of the woman to stamp that or echo the idea of hubby's relative in being usefl aaround the house aroundnd this is where the talk of PROTECTION comes in. It is the prerogative of the man to protect his wife from his family because he best knows the kind of home he is coming from. Unfortunately, some men come off as way too traditional in mindset and feels no woman born of another have the power to 'dictate' how his family should move IN HIS OWN HOME. If a woman 'strays' under a man with this mindset, it is likely her days in the house are numbered. There are so many factors at play with these that women do not pay attention to. 1. The person they are marrying and his level of wisdom. 2. The family they are marrying into and their understanding of boundaries. 3. The man they are marrying and what his family expects of him. 4. The man they are marrying and the responsibilities that he inherited from his father. 5. The number of his siblings. 6. The man they are marrying and his understanding of leaving and cleaving. Somehow, all of the above greatly contribute to whether or not a woman would die of boundary issues when wedding happens with that charming, handsome man. We also do not buy the idea of extended stay on either side however can be accommodated on a case by case basis.No one buys it. Young couples should not entertain live-in relatives, particularly for the first years they'll spend together. In the end, it is all about maryying a man with a functioning brain. |
PrimadonnaO:You inferred, which was why I emboldened those words. Besides, playing the devil's advocate sometimes mean we do so because we align with a particular opinion, regardless of how controversial it might look. That said, the idea basically isn't to fault your post. Yes, you had some salient points laid out but just like every message, there are subtle and major takeaways in every message that tend to destroy other parts of our messages and that, to me, did yours. And it is important that everyone is conscious of the fact that living with people involves tolerance on both sides. While you're regarding and treating them as family, are they treating you in the same way? So, if a woman has to be catering and caring for the needs of people who still see her as an outsider, who have come with a truckload of entitlement, do you expect it would be a ride in the park?Two contradictory points lumped in a sentence! First, it takes tolerance then you ask if it would be a ride in the park for people who see her as an outsider. Funny. Question is, why do they still see the woman as an outsider? Was she not accepted with open arms when she showed up? Wasn't she treated right prior to marriage? Was it written in stone that the marriage wouldn't happen and it did? My answer: I strongly believe most females start off with the backfoot with their in-laws and sometimes hope and pray the fvck up or hurt them pretty fast, just so they get on the defensive and draw the line pretty fast. How do you define someone who comes home with their son, act all courteous, get asked constantly if she needed a thing and she smiles sheepishly, claiming she is fine, get all the attention as 'our wife' only for the same set of people to see her as an outsider after wedding? How? Having said all of that, did you note that I ended by categorically stating that should a relative still end up living with you, the least you can do is to be accommodating and loving?Well, I did. And like I earlier mentioned, you laced a beautiful submission with the idea that you're more at home with your family, which is why you'll prefer them and to go the extra mile for them over 'strangers'. Interestingly, you did the same in this same post. |
PrimadonnaO:I was enjoying your submission until I got to this. This is wrong in every aspect and one of the major reasons for intolerance on the part of some men. The idea of live-in relatives should not be one sided just because you've known your family since the time of creation. I personally think any woman who conveniently accommodates her family in her home but has issues with her husband's relatives visiting or coming over is wicked, insensitive and selfish. A man's family should be the woman's and the woman's, the man's family. Anything short of this, particularly where one is unfair is witchcraft. During a recent counselling class of mine, the counsellor said and I quote: 'there is no mother-in-law' anywhere.' I felt it after he finished with us because it dawned on me people only see what belong to them as theirs alone and what belong to the other as the other's, yet claim to be one and married. There wouldn't be problems if you see your in-laws the way you see your family. If you cook for your family in your home and not grudgingly do the dishes, then why should that of your husband's family come with 'who is attending to everybody's needs?' |
IamgratefulLord:Lol. Not at all. Not even close. ![]() |
Jakasibo:Perhaps you visit his site. He only made mention of referencing now. He is very notorious from lifting contents and laying claims to them. Again, he wouldn't be in trouble if he referenced his source. |
IamgratefulLord:Lol! It's nothing. 1. Log on to https://www.cac.gov.ng 2. Click or tap 'online registration' (this should take you to the CAC portal. 3. Create a username and a password. 4. Verify your email address 5. Resume by choosing a name on the portal. 6. Make payment online via Remita (total should be less than N700). 7. You'll get an email, a receipt of your payment (the name is reserved already) 8. Resume by registering a business with the name 9. Be detailed and clear with every information. 10. Save and Submit The next phase would be to upload all documents, mostly that of payments. And evidence of name approval which will be on in your dashboard. That's it. Once you've uploaded all documents, verification and approval will commence and this takes around 3-10 working days. |
doncox:The origin is one of the 'meat markets' in Wuhan, from the exotic animals being sold in the market. The problem has been the issue of identifying the particular specie. Conspiracy theorists however believed it was developed in a lab - bio-engineered. The Wuhan Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), however seems to be the least aggressive of the three coronavirus outbreaks in history. |
IamgratefulLord:You will, no doubt but that will most likely be with the education board. All you'll do with the CAC is only a business name registration and your educational certificate is not required. |
Jakasibo:Because the wanted never referenced his source. My guess is that the content was seen on Igberetv first and assumed to be the originator. He wouldn't have found himself in this trouble if he referenced his source as that would have link to the original material. |
9jaBlogger:I knew it wouldn't take long before the publisher of IGBERETV runs into trouble. You go to other reliable news sites, copy their contents and infuse 'recall Igberetv', 'Igberetv had earlier published...' and other Igberetv jargon that assert the contents are originally published by Igberetv. Note to copy/paste Bloggers, do so honourably and ALWAYS REFERENCE your source. Beyond copyright infringement, just one content you lay claim to can get you into trouble. |
IamgratefulLord:None. Just make two payments, one for name check and reservation and the other, the exact amount for registration. However, you'll need to upload generated documents on the CAC platform to a portal where they'll treat and approve your application. |
IamgratefulLord:Hi, if you haven't done this, don't think of going through any third party. The process is so simple that you can do the whole thing yourself and get your registration approved within 5 working days. Did mine last week and got approved within three days. Presently waiting to get the certificate of incorporation as it isn't ready yet. Going through those guys or agents will make you spend an additional N15,000, at the least. |
DaBullIT:You make so much yet you are so, so ignorant and unenlightened. |
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