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Is it just me or did anyone notice that the divorce rate in Nigeria is becoming alarming? I thought marriage was for better for worse meaning no matter the gravity of the problems couples face divorce shouldn't be an option except it's a case of domestic violence....

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I love bold babes...
But wait o,must all girls twist their waist and bend their legs just to strike a pose? And to think that all babes are guilty of this is alarming....

Flavour should slow down on his workout routine, the guy is getting puffed up. Maybe his target is to be like Dwyane the rock Johnson....

This one no go sabi sing...

Prettyhausagirl is FAKE!! The moniker is a guy posing as a female to garner hits to his blog. The essence of this thread is to relaunch his blog by creating a catchy topic so that guys after visiting his profile will be left with no choice than to click on the link on his signature.

13THERED

See my Bro Jim ovia...

Is that her olympus? Flat....

Sometimes I wonder how these breathtaking pictures are captured.

See leg like bicycle spoke...

Op am not gonna try to convince you to marry or dump her but have it at the back of your mind that what goes around comes around.

While toasting her I guess you were blind to discover her poor communication skills. During the course of the friendship/relationship you equally failed to notice her speech impediment , now that you've taken her pride away from her you wanna compensate her and bolt.....ok

Linear Nagra y'all say, atleast I've learnt something new by clicking on Tonto's unclad pictures thread.

Sa,,,

MrsPhyno:
I love how that "I'm not jobless" was tacked on at the end. Beautiful and necessary addition. Where is the lady in question?

I can't believe you just called the lady out when you've over 1000 threads created to profess love to you yet you ignored all...
Kwantinu.

Another Psquare album loading....

Which kind brezier be that on the first pics? Extra large cup...

Since is coming from SDK that means it's true...
Life goes on miss Carolina.

Political olosho's, anywhere belle face.....

Synzu:
See your boobi



Carica papaya!

Biological.....
Scientifical.....
Jele-oseje....
You can't shiver....

Wrong move by the ailing Pdp...
But barca why didn't you cc your comrades?

Dorcas you see your life? When that married woman you destroyed her home was weeping pleading with you to leave her hubby you refused. Now u're seeking for advice to tackle the issues in your relationship, karma is a biatch!!!

Am tired of all these revelations, what I want to know is how far EFCC has gone towards prosecuting these fools. They must be jailed...

So flavour no fit buy better football boot....

Tallesty1:
I pray she sticks with you.

She's ready to take a bullet for me that is why I can't just leave her because a man of God said so. Well life itself is full of risks so am willing to take that risk if it turns out good fine, if it turns out a disaster well am willing to take full responsibility for it.

[quote author=Tallesty1 post=42994271]A certain man of God advised me to cut ties with my L'boo but I just can't. I didn't tell him anything about the lady but he opened her profile for me (talk of seeing vision) and I was surprised. But he said with prayers I can surmount the problems. Nobody is perfect so am sticking with her...

Wow!! So goodsamaritans still exist in this world?
God bless her...
If only this same good news played out in the case of this old lady that died according to a story shared on BellaNaija. The worst part is that a so called Christian journalist saw her and didn't bother going the extra mile to save her.....so sad....

.....culled from BellaNaija....

Hello BellaNaija, thought to share this story.
On Sunday, while I drove to church, I saw an old woman on the road, (Cement Bus Stop area in front of St. Joseph Secondary School) passersby must have put a tyre in front of her to protect her from on coming vehicles.

She looked sick and needing help. I called 112 (Lagos State Emergency Number) to bring to their notice for possible medical attention or whatever assistance they could render. They had promised to move there swiftly.

After church, I headed back a little late at about 5pm. That was not my usual root but I took that route hoping not to find the old woman.

To my surprise, she was helplessly still there. I met some women who live across the road from where she was. Together we pleaded with some guys who helped put her by the side of the road. We then called this 112 over and over again.

Same stories, they never showed up. I gave her moi moi and some water which she blessed before eating. We asked her about her home, children and all. She talked very gently but not quite coherent. I saw her as someone who barely had a slight loss of memory which might be due to old age or sickness. She had a cloth and a bible in a white Nylon. Appears to me as someone who was on her way to or from church.

She also gave an account of how a Danfo tire had hit her after pulling out on motion. She said that was the last and only thing she could remember as she fell to the ground and the danfo didn’t stop. She also said her daughter’s name is Aisha. And she stays in Alfa nla opposite the mosque.

By now it was getting dark, I called back the emergency line and was asked to take her to the nearest police station. Disappointed, I dropped and went on to the police station. The police officers I met didn’t even seem interested.

“Here be hospital?” one of them said.

One later volunteered to go with me to where the woman was. I then suggested we go to the area where she said she lives just in case we could find her family or a lead to them. I was more shocked when I saw the police man disappear into the crowd immediately we got there. He never came back till we left.

Then I gave up hoping to go back and snap a clearer picture of her and perhaps send to a media house. On the side, I was also in search of old people’s home or there about.

But she was no longer there by dawn. I only prayed she’s safe and back home.

By Tuesday, I saw her not too far from there, shivering. I told myself I’ll stop by on my way form work. It was an express road.

I got to the office and a lady calls me from this number 070501881 (Leaving the last 2 digits out) saying she’s calling from Lagos state emergency to follow up on the case I reported on Sunday, I explained to her that the woman was still helplessly there. She said “Eeya…can you call to remind them again?“. I said “who are the them?” she said “112..or 797 or something like that.”
I said if you can’t order your colleagues to do their job, why should I be the one calling endlessly.
Then she goes ahead to ask me what their service was like

Me: awful
She: Will you recommend the emergency service?
At this point I just hung up

Sadly by Wednesday morning she had died.
By yesterday Friday her decomposing body is still there. (By that road that leads to old Abeokuta Express Way)

The so called emergency number kept asking if she is dead, “is she dead?” to which we (the women I met there and all those who tried calling the number for help for this woman) kept saying she’s alive but looks frail..not like she’s mad but looks like she’s suffering from loss of memory. I believe even if she’s a mental case since she’s elderly, harmless but helpless she should be catered for by the Government.

It seemed 112 had preferred if we were reporting a corpse.
Even the corpse now has been there 3 days and maybe counting.

When will this country really develop?

I was going to snap the decomposed corpse, but then I realized, being a journalist isn’t just about writing, it takes guts to snap and publish certain types of news image.