₦airaland Forum

Classyuniquebae:
I guess you are high on something or obviously mad . I would advice you to simply buy sniper and take your own life than disgracing your family and generations. Your suicide would do a lot of good to humanity . God forsaken brat.

victorian:
You are right

Its spiritual manipulation.

Ujumira:
YNWA

saaphiere:
It's not a must to be rich. Thanks. I'm not interested.

saaphiere:
It's not a must to be rich. Thanks. I'm not interested.

saaphiere:
It's not a must to be rich. Thanks. I'm not interested.

saaphiere:
No. Thanks.

saaphiere:
No. Thanks.

saaphiere:
Fine and you?

auntykomo:
Any teaching job around UI, moniya and bodija.I can teach biology and agricultural science, I also have a masters in guidance and counseling. Thanks

oyindamex:
Kiddawaya and lilo??

Where's Eric?

FRANKOSKI:
that I'm a cultist

Faller:
are you suré your parents didn't waste money on your education...... gotta hand it to you... your grammatical error is from the pit of hell...

vanida6:
i dont see him as a best couch,,,,but for me here goes d best couch.

vivilafrosh:
Killing new-born twins was common practice in the 19th century among the Ibibio people of Nigeria, but one Scotswoman went to great lengths to put an end to this.

Aberdeen-born Mary Slessor was one of the few missionaries in Africa who learnt the local language, adapted to the native customs and environment and gained the trust of the locals in order to make a truly positive impact.

Along with learning the local language, Efik, she adapted to eating the local food to save money so that she could send a large chunk of her wages back home to support her sister and mother.

While her broad Dundonian accent was hard to disguise, Mary tried to blend in by cutting her bright red hair short and discarding her Victorian clothes.

She became known for her interest in women and children’s rights and wellbeing, which were often at risk in Calabar. When twins were born, it was thought that one of them was the child of the devil and since it wasn’t known which one, both would be left for dead in a bush and the mother banished from the community – often a death sentence itself.

Mary soon took it upon herself to rescue and protect these vulnerable women and children and made it her priority to change cultural beliefs about twins. Although it was discouraged by the mission society to adopt any of the abandoned children, Mary was one of the few who ignored the rules.

She sent out twins’ missioners to find and care for abandoned twins at the mission house, and adopted every child she found. Once, she took in a baby girl as her own daughter, calling her Janie and eventually taking her back to Scotland.

Over her lifetime, Mary saved hundreds of twins from the bush. She also helped heal the sick and put an end to the practise of making suspects drink poison to determine whether they were guilty. As a missionary, she travelled to other tribes, spreading the word of Jesus Christ.

In 1888 she travelled north to Okoyong and lived a simple life there for 15 years among the Okoyong and Efik people and became known as the ‘white queen of Okoyong’.

She passed away in 1915 at the age of 66 in Calabar. Mary was given a state funeral and buried in Duke Town in Nigeria with a large granite cross from Scotland across her grave.

https://www.scottishfield.co.uk/culture/the-scotswoman-who-stopped-babies-being-killed/

Cindy222:
It exists but its quite hard to find.

careerwoman:
Thank you

Powerfly:
We see all the time 4 where? Nah who dey follow you dey see all the time?

victorian:
You are right

Its spiritual manipulation.

DaddyRochie1642:
They're Both Mad

magkhan:
looks like the lyrics of songs in his new Album

classc25:
please no matter what you are currently going through remember that you are loved and everything has expiration date. Be strong and your challenge (s) now will be part of your success story. I wish I could talk to you privately

Damseldammie:
Love is a beautiful thing, they look cute together

goldbim:
Hmmmmn...not surprised!na naija we dey..smh.!meanwhile, I don't think it's healthy to promote the little girl and her parents entitlement mentality..I could remember she got some assistance when she was trending what did they do with that?
Also,there was a trending picture of her parents getting married and all..was it not money they used to organise that ceremony? All in all,nobody owes anybody anything except your government..we should also imbibe the culture of saving for the rainy days because I'm certain her parents benefited from some individual's benevolence while the girl was trending..
This is Nigeria,everything na Audio ..success,ma pariwo!!the girl's level of confidence sha..she'll go far in life of channeled positively!!

mirabel9:
no one is forcing any rules on guys,
its just a secret men needs to know about women and nothing much about it.

ChiFirstLady:
Yes jama, trying to take over the world in the other room

Hathor5:
You are abusive for allowing other people treat your kids worse than how the animals are treated in my household.

switkera:
May her soul continue to rest in peace. The death of a loved one is very painful. God will continue to comfort you and your family.

Kemimarch16:
What if I do that somewhere else(working place,among my friends) aside church?

Classyuniquebae:
Who is this fool? Common get back to the hole you crawled out from .