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Martin0: come and tell me about your Landlord ooh abi na u be the landlord wey dey chase all female tenant.. lol ![]() |
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5. The one that would be doing like his house is more than face-me I face-you 6. The one that is always threathening to rent your apartment to someone else 7. The stu-pid one that will go and padlock the tap 8. The idiot that wont stop chasing female tenants Which of these do you have as landlord now? Let us know cc: Lalasticlala
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1. The one that is cool with everyone 2. The one that is always coming to knock on you door 3. The one that is too lazy and stingy to do maintenance 4. The one that call meeting anytime culled: [url]palmchatnow.com[/url]
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Written by: KiddiesPlate The world health organization advises starting to give food that is complementary to breast milk between the ages of 4-6 months. The exact time may be determined by a pediatrician, based on the baby's growth. If his rate of growth is slow, it is advisable to introduce complementary foods, but if his rate of growth is normal, then it is advisable to wait until he is 5-6 months old. Breast feeding your baby for six month is the best because he gets all the nutrients he need at that stage. Introducing Solid Your baby is ready to eat solid food if he can hold his head upright his saliva is such that it makes easy for swallow solid food he's able to sit up properly with help show interest in food that you are eating. Do's and Don’ts of Feeding Your Infant THE DON'Ts Do not start too early. Before the age of four month babies do not need anything other than breast milk, because their digestive system is not fully developed; at the same time don't start late. Don't delay introducing solid if you feel your baby is ready please start. By delaying it will deprive the baby the nutrients he needs such as iron, vitamin A and D. Do not force feed your infant by force feeding, you are creating "emotional food trauma". If he refuses some type of food first time you offer him, do not force him; rather offer him different types of food and offer the food he refuses later. Try to choose the right time to feed him, like when he is hungry or happy. Do not give your baby food mix you've not tried individually. Do not add salt to your baby food. Spice like garlic, ginger, onion etc are good to make your baby food tasty from 8m. Do not feed a 6 month plus with cow milk; It contain a very small amount of vitamin C and E, as well as Iron. It also contains high level of protein and saturated fats. These substances are very harmful at this stage, and too much protein leads to an Anti-gen, Anti-body reaction. THE DOs Do give your baby very small amount of food and introduce solid gradually. Do give your little ones water from 6 months, water helps with their bowel because you've just introduced them to solid and this could have a change in their bowel. Do delay fruits like strawberry, pineapple, orange, lemon, and kiwi till s/he is 1 year because of Acidity present in them. Thanks for reading; for more on Kid's nutrition, and best food practices, recipe and more follow @KiddiesPlate: Instagram @ https://www.instagram.com/kiddiesplate/ Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/kiddiesplate/ picture credit: google.com
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do u bundle a man that looks OK now and on his feet? |
RIP - God knows best |
RIP - Condolence to his family |
When you speak too soon and Giroud makes you delete your tweet � #ArsLei https:///mCMAV67qVz Lalasticlala where wld your club Finish.. Cant ask Seun since he's clubless
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POWER OF SOCIAL MEDIA Check out my signature... |
it is not easy,, God continue to protect the Army |
issokay... Greater her i pray |
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lilmax:Lalasticlala is even tired of seeing your name - OYA DELETE |
ikemesit4477:amen |
What's the actual size... but roughly about 1.5m depending on details Check my signature for help. |
Thanks for the note... everyone can take something from it. |
Flexherbal:Uwc.. Thanks |
Please pass this information across to your friends Below is the email and text message my sister received from some frudulent Nigerian/kidnappers at about 5am this morning. These people claimed to be working for N-Power (The Federal Government of Nigeria Youth Empowerment Program) "Congratulations you have been succesful in qualifying for the Npower VAIDS program. Candidates are to meet on Tues June 20th at Conoil Filling station, beside gwagalada park, area 1, abuja. Free transport will be made available from here to the venue at 12pm, 12.30 or 1pm. Further details sent via email" Pls call your family members to be very careful. I called N-Power to be told that these people are scammers. I was told the email does not originate from them. Please post this High Alert Message on your Facebook, Instagram, twitter and (other social mediam means). Together, we can save lives of many Nigerians that will innocently or ignorantly fall into the trap of these evil and coward scammers and kidnappers. Please do not ignore; save a life today. Lalasticlala take note. |
Lucario007:MATURITY HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH AGE, CLASS OR 'whatever' Ego comes, b4 a fall..... |
Sirambassador:na Nairaland style to start counting from 0.... Lol so just see 5 ooh |
go and practice too.. frommetoyou: |
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Every woman looks forward to conceiving her own child, they say the gift of motherhood is the greatest joy any woman can ever feel. While some women view pregnancy as a burden they must carry, others view the changes that occur in their bodies with awe.copied: [url]palmchatnow.com[/url] |
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Lionessza:thanks jare - nice point there.. |
Written by: Allison Hyacintho “5 THINGS NO ONE TALKS ABOUT BEFORE MARRIAGE" Last weekend i told a married friend of mine I was going to wash his car for free in exchange for some delicious marriage advice that they never talk about in Church. I mean like practical everyday things my partner and I should know before we walk down the altar, not the regular 'submit to your husband, love your wife like you love yourself, only missionary style is godly, respect your in-laws, and all other things they teach us on the surface that we have hear and tire. I washed his car cheerfully after he shared these 5 deep facts with me, I believe it will bless you too... 05- EMOTIONAL TEMPERAMENTS: Do not wait until marriage to find out how deeply emotional your partner can be, and to what limits. What are his breaking points? How does she deal with a fight? How do we apologize after a disagreement? Is keeping mute or ignoring your calls her own idea of avoiding a fight? Does he love to be left alone after an argument as a way of avoiding a confrontation? It is so important that you talk about these things when the 'I love you' is still fresh, to help you have a good knowledge of your partners reactions when they come. 04- HOLIDAYS AND TRADITIONS: Wow! Holidays can be so wonderful together, but where do we spend most of our Christmas seasons? And with whose parents do we spend it with, mine or yours? Is it okay for my family and relatives to come around for a holiday? Whose family traditions do we pass on to our children? You might think 'naaa, this isn't important' , but wait until marriage when one mother in-law decides it's her right to be visiting the family every weekend while the other mother in-law is not happy she only gets to see her grandchildren once every Christmas. 03- SPIRITUAL TEMPERAMENTS: it is not enough to know that your partner is a Christian, God-fearing, and all other pretty Christian stories we make up to qualify a spouse! How is his relationship with God? How does she reflect her excitement about God with other people around her? Does your partner charge you to get intimate with God? Does he approve of morning devotions? Does he approve raising an altar for God in the house? What are their beliefs about tithing and seeding? Where do they stand concerning faith principles like first fruits and charity? I hope you know it is possible to have a prayer strength of 6hours and still not believe in seeding. 02- HOUSE HOLD DUTIES: this is one thing we never talk about. Women do all the chores right? But WRONG! Unless you are comfortable with playing the ‘complete house wife duty’, then you’ve got to talk about who does the what, at what times, and at what conditions? Whose turn to look after the baby, who drops them off at school and back, who takes the car to work, who pounds the fufu? Etc. Heheheeheh, I can hear some unromantic men saying “Godforbide i cannot pound any fufu after paying bride price”. Lol 01- MONEY STUFF: some of us are more comfortable with our boyfriend taking us to exotic places to eat and drink lavishly, buy us expensive gift presents, and spend big on extravagant dates. But we forget to pay attention to his ability to manage his finances, spending habits, credit history, and bills. What will our budget look like? How should we save? How do we invest? How much does she earn? What is she bringing to the table? 00- SEX: hehehe, I would have loved to talked about this too, but the strong things he shared with me, hmmmm, if I share them here some people will start dreaming dreams and seeing visions in this cold weather. Soo bye bye! If you see a future with that partner of yours, and you haven’t taken time to deal with these topics yet, please hurry and get on with it. Because this will become the big talking points a day after the WEDDING. Hope you catch this guys? #confessionsofagoodman #allisonhyacintho Copied: [url]palmchatnow.com[/url] |
issokay - all na CHANGE |
Augustap:NOTED & BYE.... |
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