Ossaifamous:

With honours? Where is the mumu that said he had a 3rd class
It's high time we start disciplining folks down here in Nairaland

3rd class na honours now

ebonyjummy: Morning shadeolad,I av ur contact? We rily nid to talk. Pls dear

. Shadeolad@gmail.com

cancerlib:
Tnx for ds, d gift of condom is too late, hes off to work already and hes travelln frm thr.

I feel u sis. And u seem helpless not knowing what to do. I think u should have addressed the issue straight. Will u even be urself knowing he's with someone else all weekend. Men! I salute ur patience o. The kind of person I am will not even think twice before confronting him with d evidence(snooping or no snooping). His own offense is worse than the snooping now. But I realise that most men are unapologetic when caught rather they try to paint u as the real devil. I feel for us women. Its really a helpless situation ,except u have the heart take a drastic approach like confronting him or even threats of divorce. If na me he will not make that trip o or we go together since he said na work,because I would have died 100 times before he comes back,knowing he's shackled up with anoda woman.

Am quite touched by your post. Faced a similar situation 9 years ago,was told by a team of american doctors in nigeria that my womb may be removed due to the no and positions of d fibroid in there but I pleaded witH them to still try and remove the fibroids without tampering with my womb. In the end 22 pieces of varying sizes of the tumor was removed and today am a joyful mother of 3. I hope u are encouraged,there is always light at the end of a tunnel. Like others have said seek a second and even a third opinion.

DGenerale: Hi all.

My wife sought medical attention of a Dr. regarding fibroid she was earlier diagnosed of & was told dat based on d present nos. & size, d only better way out of it is to remove her womb completely beocs d fibroid seems 2 surround almost all d sides of d womb.

He maintained that if any other Dr. tells her to get only d bunches of fibroid removed they wil only succeed in giving her life complications or murdering her altogether.

We are really scared at dis stage since we no children yet since we are married.

Pls what are implications? Or side effects? Is d womb removal a matter of life and death?

Thanks for your care.

Chynx: I started driving at the age of 13. My Dad owned a scrap Peugeot 404 truck which was obviously a Manually transmitted vehicle. My elder brother (who was 15 at that time) and I, used to start the truck by joining two wires together because the key ignition system was bad and my Dad had it hotwired. (Money no dey to buy new ignition). We use the handle of a spoon or any flat metal to release the steering lock, by turning on the ignition first before joining the wires. The truck was always at home, while Dad and Mum were away at work. The family only took it to the farm on Saturdays. That gave room for plenty of time to practice what we watch Daddy do.

I Did my first interstate drive from Benin to Owerri at 14. It was my Dad's Peugeot 504 this time. My Mum had to travel for August meeting; needed to be mobile in the village but did not have the heart to drive herself through the highway. I took the vehicle down to the villa for her...and enjoyed almost two weeks of a lovely August villa experience.

I still have my very first learner's permit which was arranged for me at the age of 14 (Naija Factor), and which I would have shared on this forum...but for security reason due to the "faceless forum" thingy. I believe I was one of the youngest drivers on the streets of Benin at some point.

My longest drive was from Owerri to Sokoto. That was during my NYSC days. My Dad had got me a brand new car then (Toyota Corolla 1.8GLI...European) as a graduation gift. I did not want to leave the car for anyone to damage...so I insisted on taking my car with me for the twelve (12) months that I was going to be away, serving my country.

It was a tough trip...as I had to tango with a "The Young Shall Grow" luxurious bus driver somewhere around Minna in Niger state. He agreed to show me through the rest of the journey if i stayed close; so I followed his trail through Kaduna, Katsina, Gusau in Zamfara and finally, Farufaru in Sokoto. I hear whiiiiiiin!

Driving is pleasurable...if you've got the will.

Cheers.

farufaru sokoto. U got me nostalgic. I also served in sokoto

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babyosisi:


Please tell me more
What school was this and what is her name
Give more meat to this story

she is the daughter of the late emir of kano. Sadiya Ado Bayero(then). Fggc Kazaure. Jigawa(then kano state). Very funny and friendly girl.

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omidan21:

Now with dis thread,I sooo believe dat cocaine is part of the ingredents used in d production of coca cola..if not,wh d special addiction.I also take it like everyday,but its one bottle per day.COCAINE

my thoughts exactly

cynhamscakes: This thread is open to other cake bakers. Pls post your kiddies cakes here. Lets share ideas.

Munch Mee cakes n chefs,Ikorodu. 08033833239

amanze15: former beauty queen of those days, 3 kids no hubby

Three kids, three husbands

Good day all. Pls I need advice on what choice to make btw a 2000 model pathfinder and a 2002 mazda mpv. I need an Suv or minivan for my catering profession. Now av seen d 2 cars ,fell in love with d mazda mpv but my hubby prefers the pathfinder. Point to note is dat I drive thru rough roads frequently and carry lots of loads due to the nature of my job. Pls car gurus in d house I need ur advice. More so will d pathfinder be easier to maintain than the mazda mpv?, fuel efficiency etc. Thanks.

Ki lode bros. What is confertable? LMao