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LiteratureRe: Heritage. The African Truth! by terrence12(op): 4:49pm On Dec 09, 2017
kalu61:
hahaha.same with my dad; a clan head but l interestd in playing with other kids than sit among elders passing around akpuru achia.waiting
Glad you can relate sir... The update will soon be here..
RomanceRe: 'Lack Of Sex Will Make You Mad' - Nigerian "Slay Queen" by terrence12(m): 6:28pm On Dec 06, 2017
Lol
Ishe lo olosho shey...
LiteratureHeritage. The African Truth! by terrence12(op): 5:33pm On Dec 06, 2017
A young boy, Ikom aka George is torn between following the old ways of his fathers or the new way.

Chapter one
[center][/center]
I hated it, everything, supertitous, mystical..fetishisms, they were all lies, propaganda! The drinking of locally brewed gin from a single glass by everybody, the libations to ancestors who were dead as can be.. The blood sacrifices, I mean..that was pure filth.

I sat on the long couch alongside my two sisters and observed as my father a PhD holder in Management sunk himself to this petty rubbish! Dad had insisted that I stayed, I had wanted to go back upstairs to my room, though I had nothing better to do in there but Anything other than this 'cultural lies' was highly preferred. I sat with a thick scowl on my face finding the occassional jokes overtly boring and inapriopraite, Father knew I hated cultural endevours, he knew I think its old fashioned but he was doing all his best to sell it to me, he was failing futily, 'spirits of my fathers, and their fathers before, Etim ita-orok, Erom-mbey, Ette Etitim Itaya, Ikom-omang, Ette Okpu Okon, Ntufam Orok Omin... ' I sighed in boredom as Ette Samuel made the libations, he was calling on the founders of our town, men dead and gone, this infuriated me, and at the same time sounded very funny, all the chiefs sat heads bowed, or resting on their walking sticks, I caught dad's eyes looking in my direction and when our gazes met he gave me a weak smile and returned his gaze to the old wiry Ette Samuel or uncle Sam as I called him, Uncle Sam had a severe case of parkinson's so the glass cup kept vibrating in his hands, 'may our waters never run dry, may our hens never run out of eggs, may our sky never deny us rain, may our wives bear children, give us health, may our yams bear in twos, may our vegetables be green and healthy, may our youths go to school and excel, our young women will have husbands...' as he prayed the other elders and my father and two sisters kept nodding in agreement, I didn't have such strength. 'Let us leave in peace and love, do not let the words of one man annoy the other, let us discuss without arguing and talk without shouting, our fathers, hear us!', he poured the content of the glass cup on the floor with much veneration, all the elders including father smiled in satisfaction after observing the poured liquor, something I did not understand.

The prayers had finished and the elders meeting was about to commence, we were free to leave now, as matters to be discussed weren't really our business, my elder sisters Oreng and Mavis walked up to dad and both kissed him on the cheek, they bent for each of the elders to pat them on their backs and when the greetings were over Mavis winked at me and they quietly walked out, into freedom, the real world, I knew where they were headed and I knew they didn't know that I knew, I smiled at them.. Pretty ladies, dark skinned and well built, we all took our looks from father.
I took a last look at father who was by now engrossed in the deliberations, it was something about a company that wanted to mine for granites.. He was an old man, in his late 70's, handsome and smart, he was an epitome of royalty, his regalia was always regal, today he wore a blue robe with gold embroidery and his cream couloured crown, with the beaded ropes dangling at the sides, he held a fan in one hand and a white kerchief in the other. Dad loved to laugh just like me, but when he took that giant throne he was a different person entirely, serious and stern faced, he spoke calmly and deliberately..but with total power.

I stood up from the couch and thanked God none of them noticed me, as I turned to leave the palace hall hoping they keep talking about money and ignore me, 'Ikom!'...One of the elders called out, it was Uncle Williams Ojong, a retired headmaster 'Ikom my boy, come and pour me a drink!' I smiled and nodded, 'I am a prince for crying loud, not a servant!' I thought as I walked towards the wooden, hand made table, I picked a Bootle full of ogogoro and walked towards headmaster, bottle in my left and glass cup in my right hand, dad had showed me the correct way to hold a bottle and cup, I poured the colorless liquid slowly and when it was just about getting filled he signalled me to stop, I handed him the glass of gin and he took it all in one gulp, he made a face as though he was in pains and licked his lips 'this is good drink'..he commented 'it must be from Abiatia' he concluded, father simply nodded and gave me a calm look, headmaster was the Iyamba of our town, the custodian of our culture, he was next to my father in rank..'you can go my boy..' I nodded respectively and returned the wares to the table and just when I was about to replace the bottle top, the hall was filled with shouts and restrainments, 'my son, you don't close a bottle that has been opened while the meeting is still in progress okay?' Ntufam John corrected, with his whispery voice, he was the head of one of the biggest clans in our town, 'yes ntufam..' I responded courteously, father only gave a smile, 'allow the young man, he will learn very soon.. He said, 'so Ette John, what where you saying?.. I walked out of the hall and headed upstairs.
My room was just adjacent to the stairs, father's palace was a big duplex, with seven rooms and two sitting rooms and one throne room..
My phone was ringing on the bed, I smiled when I saw the caller.. It was Sophie my girlfriend. 'Hey fine girl', 'hey prince, how are you...' Sophie was a long talker, a character I lacked, she went on and on about her day and shopping to change her wardrobe 'so when are you returning to school?' she asked 'I came for the weekend only, I'll be back tomorrow' 'alright cup cake.. See you soon, I love you' 'bye..' I replied and hung up before it could drop, checked my WhatsApp chats and I had loads of messages, but I was in no mood to reply, I jumped on the bed and started doing what I do best...sleep.

Updates will be coming up soon.
CultureHeritage. The African Truth! by terrence12(op): 5:02pm On Dec 06, 2017
A young boy, Ikom aka George is torn between following the old ways of his fathers or the new way.

Chapter one
[center][/center]
I hated it, everything, supertitous, mystical..fetishisms, they were all lies, propaganda! The drinking of locally brewed gin from a single glass by everybody, the libations to ancestors who were dead as can be.. The blood sacrifices, I mean..that was pure filth.

I sat on the long couch alongside my two sisters and observed as my father a PhD holder in Management sunk himself to this petty rubbish! Dad had insisted that I stayed, I had wanted to go back upstairs to my room, though I had nothing better to do in there but Anything other than this 'cultural lies' was highly preferred. I sat with a thick scowl on my face finding the occassional jokes overtly boring and inapriopraite, Father knew I hated cultural endevours, he knew I think its old fashioned but he was doing all his best to sell it to me, he was failing futily, 'spirits of my fathers, and their fathers before, Etim ita-orok, Erom-mbey, Ette Etitim Itaya, Ikom-omang, Ette Okpu Okon, Ntufam Orok Omin... ' I sighed in boredom as Ette Samuel made the libations, he was calling on the founders of our town, men dead and gone, this infuriated me, and at the same time sounded very funny, all the chiefs sat heads bowed, or resting on their walking sticks, I caught dad's eyes looking in my direction and when our gazes met he gave me a weak smile and returned his gaze to the old wiry Ette Samuel or uncle Sam as I called him, Uncle Sam had a severe case of parkinson's so the glass cup kept vibrating in his hands, 'may our waters never run dry, may our hens never run out of eggs, may our sky never deny us rain, may our wives bear children, give us health, may our yams bear in twos, may our vegetables be green and healthy, may our youths go to school and excel, our young women will have husbands...' as he prayed the other elders and my father and two sisters kept nodding in agreement, I didn't have such strength. 'Let us leave in peace and love, do not let the words of one man annoy the other, let us discuss without arguing and talk without shouting, our fathers, hear us!', he poured the content of the glass cup on the floor with much veneration, all the elders including father smiled in satisfaction after observing the poured liquor, something I did not understand.

The prayers had finished and the elders meeting was about to commence, we were free to leave now, as matters to be discussed weren't really our business, my elder sisters Oreng and Mavis walked up to dad and both kissed him on the cheek, they bent for each of the elders to pat them on their backs and when the greetings were over Mavis winked at me and they quietly walked out, into freedom, the real world, I knew where they were headed and I knew they didn't know that I knew, I smiled at them.. Pretty ladies, dark skinned and well built, we all took our looks from father.
I took a last look at father who was by now engrossed in the deliberations, it was something about a company that wanted to mine for granites.. He was an old man, in his late 70's, handsome and smart, he was an epitome of royalty, his regalia was always regal, today he wore a blue robe with gold embroidery and his cream couloured crown, with the beaded ropes dangling at the sides, he held a fan in one hand and a white kerchief in the other. Dad loved to laugh just like me, but when he took that giant throne he was a different person entirely, serious and stern faced, he spoke calmly and deliberately..but with total power.

I stood up from the couch and thanked God none of them noticed me, as I turned to leave the palace hall hoping they keep talking about money and ignore me, 'Ikom!'...One of the elders called out, it was Uncle Williams Ojong, a retired headmaster 'Ikom my boy, come and pour me a drink!' I smiled and nodded, 'I am a prince for crying loud, not a servant!' I thought as I walked towards the wooden, hand made table, I picked a Bootle full of ogogoro and walked towards headmaster, bottle in my left and glass cup in my right hand, dad had showed me the correct way to hold a bottle and cup, I poured the colorless liquid slowly and when it was just about getting filled he signalled me to stop, I handed him the glass of gin and he took it all in one gulp, he made a face as though he was in pains and licked his lips 'this is good drink'..he commented 'it must be from Abiatia' he concluded, father simply nodded and gave me a calm look, headmaster was the Iyamba of our town, the custodian of our culture, he was next to my father in rank..'you can go my boy..' I nodded respectively and returned the wares to the table and just when I was about to replace the bottle top, the hall was filled with shouts and restrainments, 'my son, you don't close a bottle that has been opened while the meeting is still in progress okay?' Ntufam John corrected, with his whispery voice, he was the head of one of the biggest clans in our town, 'yes ntufam..' I responded courteously, father only gave a smile, 'allow the young man, he will learn very soon.. He said, 'so Ette John, what where you saying?.. I walked out of the hall and headed upstairs.
My room was just adjacent to the stairs, father's palace was a big duplex, with seven rooms and two sitting rooms and one throne room..
My phone was ringing on the bed, I smiled when I saw the caller.. It was Sophie my girlfriend. 'Hey fine girl', 'hey prince, how are you...' Sophie was a long talker, a character I lacked, she went on and on about her day and shopping to change her wardrobe 'so when are you returning to school?' she asked 'I came for the weekend only, I'll be back tomorrow' 'alright cup cake.. See you soon, I love you' 'bye..' I replied and hung up before it could drop, checked my WhatsApp chats and I had loads of messages, but I was in no mood to reply, I jumped on the bed and started doing what I do best...sleep.

Updates will be coming up soon.
CelebritiesRe: OAP Tyra To March Bare Chested With 10,000 Women Over Alleged SARS Killings by terrence12(m): 10:29pm On Dec 03, 2017
[quote author=donnaD post=62955324]hmmmm bare chested ke?? ok ooo I did not say u guys shud not protest but not naked biko.we shud not forget our modesty. [/quote

She's an African Woman...real African women know the potency of threats such as this....
My mother made me part with countless vices by just threatening to show me the private part I came out from grin grin
CelebritiesRe: OAP Tyra To March Bare Chested With 10,000 Women Over Alleged SARS Killings by terrence12(m): 10:20pm On Dec 03, 2017
wisino1:
I will love to see that lady bare chested in fact I will join the protest in solidarity
grin ;Dmy guy my guy
PoliticsRe: Atiku Abubakar Reacts To #EndSARS Campaign On Twitter by terrence12(m): 1:27pm On Dec 03, 2017
sarrki:
This Guy is desperate

PDP,Atiku ipobs are all one family
This is our problem...
So because he has made a public decry concerning the barbarism of the NP and supporting the campaign against it he has done bad abi?....
PoliticsRe: Femi Fani-kayode Celebrates 57th Birthday With A Game Of Thrones Inspired Cake by terrence12(m): 12:37pm On Oct 17, 2017
anyebedgreat:
And all his life, he hasn't achieved anything for himself. He still goes by the title 'former minister '. An appointment he got because of his father's name, and he was the worst aviation minister the country ever had (so many air mishaps during his tenure)
Happy Birthday to him.
I just tire... how the man go concentrate on work when Game Of Thrones dey air? it's hard for him too...
this game of thrones make medical student fail mbbs exams...
our leaders sef ehn..
Car TalkIndependence Message By The Chairman Of The Riders Movement Of Nigeria by terrence12(op): 2:24pm On Oct 01, 2017
During an in-house celebration of the 57th post-independence day celebration of our great country, the Alpha/Chairman of the Riders Movement of Nigeria had this to say... the chairperson comrade itokem obasi started by welcoming all members from all branches and then continued thus..


"It is in love and courage, faith and hope that we in conjunction with the world collaborate in the celebration of our country's 57years of existence after our Independence. Amidst all the internal and external problems plaguing our nation one might be tempted to ask; is Nigeria's Independence worth celebrating? What are we to celebrate? Corruption?, injustice?, favouritism?, Nepotism?, Tribalism?, Stagnation?, Starvation?, Poverty?, Hopelessness?, Carelessness?, Selfishness?, Inhumanity?... I have an indefatigable bank of unpleasant but appropriate words to associate with the current unpleasant state of our nation.. and I believe each and everyone here does too..but then we will not be better than the mostly well-meaning but generally misled lots who plunged us into this abyss of utter dejection and moral torment! Because we will be disrespecting the sweat, blood and tears of hundreds of millions of Nigerians who still wave the green white green and derive strength from the coat of arms, we will be undermining the efforts of those few honest parliamentarians who despite being subjects to the unholy Democratic system of Nigeria still fist and claw even spitting against the evil foundation that has kept us all rooted in the past while the rest of the world Match on in hopefulness, if we refuse to celebrate Nigeria then we are declaring that those gallant men and women of the force who risk their lives for ours everyday in sambisa, creeks, deserts, high seas and every other ungodly places in efforts to safeguard our fundamental and basic human right to live and be happy! If we don't celebrate Nigeria who will? What of our sportsmen, Entertainers, medical personnel, what of that medical Doctor who risked and ultimately lost her life for us by curtailing the spread of the ebola viral disease that struck us times back, and scholars who are constantly making us proud? Celebrating Nigeria is far more than celebrating President Buhari and our respective Governors, rather, we are celebrating ourselves, our friends, families, our dead and departed heroes.
I choose to stand with Nigeria and serve her with every tiny drop of my blood, to always and forever uphold her integrity, to protect her honour and revere her pride.
I am not suggesting that we forget about the obvious facts that our pots don't have food, that our pockets lack money, that our roads our barely motorable, that mosquitoes are pilfering our blood and health, that our schools are ignorant and hospitals sick, that our churches are no longer Christian, that our leaders are pathological liars and our future is still wonky, no! I am by no means suggesting that, but for everything under the sun there is a time and season, today we merry, today we celebrate, today we rave and party, today we dare to hope and dream of a better tomorrow, today we cast aside our differences and share even the simplest smiles, hellos and hi(s)... For tomorrow we agitate! We shall not rest until our youths will without stigma, prejudice or inferiority declare themselves Nigerians with pride and heart!
From Riders Movement of Nigeria... Happy Independence day!!
Long live the federal republic of Nigeria!
Long live the Riders Movement of Nigeria!!"
CrimeRe: Nneka Obazee: Lesbian Meant To Be Deported To Nigeria Tries To Commit Suicide by terrence12(m): 7:27am On Sep 30, 2017
[quote author=dlondonbadboy post=60953190] Nobody wants anything to do with Nigeria, even lesbians, gays, pastors, boxers, footballers, nobody!

They rather die and go straight to hell than ever return to the cursed and devilish country called Nigeria, where the politicians milk the people dry unend because they have brainless zombies who would always defend them.

Is there anybody on this thread right now that is proud to be a Nigerian?


Thunder fire Nigeria! angry
[/quote

so sad.... just one condom would have prevented this
PoliticsRe: I Will Reveal Why We Lost In 2015 When Buhari And Others Leave Office - Jonathan by terrence12(m): 9:12am On Sep 29, 2017
yarimo:
grand conspiracy by FAYOSE, FFK and PATIENT JONATHAN grin
I believe she is called PATIENCE....
PoliticsRe: A Colony Of Monkeys And A Congress Of Baboons; By Femi Fani Kayode by terrence12(m): 9:32am On Sep 01, 2017
If only the youths could see the suppression we have all been subjected to, the sociopolitical neglect and our outright alienation from the affairs of our nation.. They have decided us in all ramifications, they have injected the serum of disunity and disarray, we can't achieve a common goal if we lack a common vision. We all want a better place to call our own yet we have drawn lines amongst ourselves... The north, south, east and west might be geographically, politically, culturally, reliously and ethically different but we hold the greatest thing in common...Nigeria.
CareerRe: 8 Simple Ways To Discover Your Talent by terrence12(m): 2:41pm On Jun 20, 2017
BabaCommander:
My talent is eating and screaming Buhari why!.... Lolz
grin grin grin >: grin
U r a gud man grin
RomanceRe: 6 types Of Ladies You Approach for the first time by terrence12(m): 6:15pm On Jun 19, 2017
LalasticSeun:
I think im engaging too
I don't even like embarrassing people
I'm nice to strangers cool
R u sure?...
Christianity EtcRe: Goddess Of The River Accepted My Ebos [sacrifices] Today (photos) by terrence12(m): 8:28pm On Jun 09, 2017
PROPHETmichael:
Back then in secondary school, there is this friend of mine that used to sample this free food ehh. He said the Bible says ye are gods and the food was kept for gods. O boy see consumption and he's still alive today doing great.

Lesson learned....There I Nothing like gods coming down to eat the food, na human dey consumed am.
Gods r not mortals, they eat the essence of the food, wot ur frnd eats is just mere organic matter....life is spiritual,,
FoodRe: 7 Reasons You Should Stop Chewing Gum by terrence12(m): 4:49pm On Jun 07, 2017
Where do u guys get this things?
Non-sugary gums are actually advised.. especially for people whose saliva glands r inactive or slow acting,,,
Chew good gums nd dt headache ish won't happen
For the farting part, do u even understand the physiology behind farting?
Biko stop confusing people.... mint flavoured gums are very very very ok..... m a medical student
As for cancer, my brother pretty much erything causes cancer nd we have nt been thought abt chewi gums bein one of dem!
Christianity EtcRe: Traumatized Nigerian Doctor Shares His Experience With A Ghost by terrence12(m): 4:01pm On May 28, 2017
carzola:
Half baked doctor..
That had to call
His senior colleagues
First before treating
An emergency victim..


Obviously her blood
Is on your head that's
Why she cant live you



I will advice you visit her
Family and see how you an help her
Kids..
Hope u know thunder is about to fire you?....
Christianity EtcRe: Your Opinion: Do You Think King Pharoah Will Go To Hell? by terrence12(m): 8:58am On May 28, 2017
realmindz:
Which of the pharaohs?


Modified: That some still believe in a fictious story that the nation of isreal were once slaves in Egypt only shows the power of religion in relegating human minds and reasoning to a pathetic state.

A pharaoh that has no name, a slavery that has no history, no record other than the bible (religious books)...what a shame
M nt a history fan, Buh I believe the pharaoh's name was Ramses...nd dude, this guy actually existed..
RomanceRe: Lover Boy's Weird Letter To The Lady Pictured With Peter Okoye In Hotel by terrence12(m): 8:14pm On May 20, 2017
dollyjoy:
Some guys are soooooooo stvpid!!! angry
Lol. Is it ur stupid?
PoliticsRe: The Release Of 82 Chibok Girls: Our Position- PDP by terrence12(m): 4:40pm On May 10, 2017
AnanseK:
When will the shameless PDP apologize to the world for failing to rescue these girls that were abducted under their watch? They should prostrate before the APC government and beg Nigerians for forgiveness and bring back all the security money they shared to finance their failed campaign.
I am not by any means bringing the failure or success of any political party into this, pdp failed Nigerians! Yea dts ryt, Buh dt does not mean wot the federal government have done is worth all the plaudits it's being given, we have sent a wrong information to the world... m staunchly against pdp nd apc
PoliticsRe: Buhari Receives Osinbajo, Saraki And Dogara Ahead Of His Trip (pics) by terrence12(m): 7:15am On May 08, 2017
FriendNG:
Mr hater he won't resign, why not force him to do so. What has change since his sickness? All of you with crocodile sympathy claiming to care for his health are liars. You all want him out not because of his health.

* If it is time, resigning wouldn't stop him from dying.

* It is better you die as a president than a common civilian.




@Mbuhari: May Allah Heal You And Give You The Strength And Guidance To Make Nigeria A Better Place.
And somebody will come and tell me 'the youths are the future leaders!' which youths? Your type? I pity this country, with the prospects of sharing th leadership of this nation wif you,,, I m starting to believe in Biafra
PoliticsRe: The Release Of 82 Chibok Girls: Our Position- PDP by terrence12(m): 7:07am On May 08, 2017
tooth4tooth:
Yes i agree,we dont negotiate with terrorists.

I have one conviction, when you criticize someone and cannot proffer suggestions or advice to his problem, you have more problem.That is the picture the pdp members have portrait.

These girls were abducted under their watch....................... they did nothing.

The whole world was chanting ''Bring Back Our Girls ''..........they are claiming it is a scam,just to save faces.

Now the girls are freed when they are no more in power.......they started wailing.

I have said it before,the remnant of disemboweled pdp are full of demented contortionists .
Demented contortionists u say...?
U stay on nairaland spewing incessant comments shrouded by partisanship and abysmal tribal inclinations... the pdp is having an in-house power tussle, their credibility is objectionable, I will agree with u in all dis points Buh dt doesn't mean they v lost d ability to call a spade by its name! NOBODY NEGOTIATES WITH TERRORISTS! So because we have been given a couple girls in exchange for bombers, we are now beating our chests and stroking our backs?..wot if the prisoners they released are their engineers? Or their most skilled bombers?. What if this singular act of stupidity and incapacitated mental sagacity ushers us into a new era of terrorists nw blackmailing nigeria at will? Oh apc supporters! for how long will you celebrate mediocrity? That was how el-rufai bribed herdsmen to stop TERRORISING his state, imagine!...are we even a nation?
Christianity EtcRe: "Jesus Is Coming Soon" – Chris Oyakhilome by terrence12(m): 5:20am On Apr 24, 2017
johnydon22:
which one is the fallacies?

doesnt he make millions?

yes or No?
A man who loves God shall be like a tree planted by the river side, he shall bear fruit in his season and his leafs never wither! It's all in the bible bro, any worker in God's vineyard who is still wallowing in poverty is not a man of God!
FamilyRe: That Past Experience(s) That Made You Smile Or Laugh Out Loud. by terrence12(m): 10:28pm On Apr 22, 2017
poshestmina:
Reminds me of Nelson Mandela hostel boys in Uniport ,those boys were troublesoooome .they'll gather themselves in groups and wait 4 girls to cuss and bully .
Actually those boys are still doing that..especially block B..(their modus nw is 2 scream rape!!!!... every now nd then.._)
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 10:12am On Apr 19, 2017
KennyID17:
some ppl might not just b psychologically ready to b parents. and most times its financial, but this can b taken care of over time. i think his fear isn't about finances but him not being prepared to venture into parenthood.

shii!! that thought scares me as well embarassed
Tnx man... u hit d nail directly on d head
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 10:06am On Apr 19, 2017
TimmyPapa:
Y would yu av sex without protection?,. Dr r many tings u can do dat u can also derive pleasure apart penetration.. I knw ur feelings... I once experience dah feelings wen in d activity d condom removed... nd a week later ma gal had a n-ipple pain and was feeling weak... nd we wr both scared..buh damn twas just a coincidence.. NT preg.. my bro.. ask d gal wat she thinks she wana do..u both enjoyed d sex u both should decide.. Bt not abortion
Tnx
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 10:05am On Apr 19, 2017
popefuse:
Brah... who did u seek advice from when u met her?
2.who did u seek advice from when u about 4cking her now u want pples advice nw abi......kontunu
3.avnt u read bout furnication in the bible or quran nw u claiming religion
4.the fun of sex grab u not to control ur self and use protection
5. Something no hit ur brain that na sex dey give woman belle. Oh sorry i 4got dem dey sell belle 4 shoprite
Well nigga if ur thread is true the only suggestion i will give is to let ur mummy knows and receive the bashing then she would know how she would talk to her mum one on one. Nothing much. But i dought..... this is fabricated thread
Tnx for d advice....
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 10:03am On Apr 19, 2017
Amarabae:
Year one student and you are set to be a father just because of unprotected sex.
No point denying the baby, you will not like the outcome.
And u are a mbbs student, careful boy before the psychological traumatization of this issue affect your result.
Be a Proud Dad.
Tnx.. it's all making sense now
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 10:02am On Apr 19, 2017
Nma27:
The price of pampers and Formular1 now eh.... Good luck o
Hmmm na wa
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 10:01am On Apr 19, 2017
LePrezident:
It is a setback, but it's not a death sentence. Since its against your beliefs to abort, keep it and have the baby. Let your parents know (they may be angry at first but that's the worst they can do). Inform the girls parents though. Continue schooling and the lady can continue schooling after the kid is born so that you can have a brighter shot at a decent job in future to take care of the kid.

I stress that this pregnancy situation does not mean you should get married to the lady. A baby together is not a marriage contract. Marriage is meant for more matured people so you have to wait. If later in life you both really like yourselves that much, u can possibly get married but if you both meet other people in future, cool beans.
Tnx boss, ah appreciate
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 9:59am On Apr 19, 2017
dingbang:
give me her number...
Are u serious?
RomanceRe: I Am Barely Through My Early 20's, Nd She Is Pregnant For Me. Help! by terrence12(op): 6:33am On Apr 19, 2017
dingbang:
lol... And if she wants to keep d baby?
My broda.. I just called her now nd she is saying something of that sort, I have asked her to go back and rethink... cos me I can't risk my education wif early parenthood o

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