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Bobby Brown would definately not leave his estate to Whit if he died first cos they are divorced and mind you,the woman saw something coming that was why she didn't include him in her will

bobby brown has about four or five other kids.

might be because of the will, but she can also hyphenate her name as houston-brown?

anyway, its her decision- she alone knows the reason why she's doing so.

but your father remains your father sha, no matter how bad.

wahala dey oh.


people werent happy when this was done in lagos.

i think the thread is fake anyway.

never heard the like.

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Was nl hacked or is it just me?

There's message on the front page saying abandon nl but i dont seem to see it after logging in.

Let me check again later.

Same thing yesterday too.

what's the topic about?

and what's exotic about an urhobo yoruba mix?

the two are neighbours and have been mixing for long- a lot of urhobo(men)typically dont discriminate when dating.

ok, i see the quote button but never mind. . . . . .

cant find the quote button. . . . .





@ sweetnecta

No one can control his mind

not entirely true.

I think most people would at the very least not be surprised to learn i'm a christian.

The shock is when i dont act christian.

Bump

had bitterleaf last week or so.

very nice though i had to wash the leaves so thoroughly to get rid of stones?

na wa for this abroad food- who ever heard of stones in bitterleaf?

but it (the food) was ok sha.

Funerals (of the elderly ie around 70, 75 and above) are used as get togethers for the extended family, community, friends and well wishers to celebrate the person's life.

hence the feasts which abound at such.

Some people do enjoy attending these kinds of funerals and really, the food is good.

however, another offshoot of funerals is hookups. Its getting very common these days- not sure if it was always like that.

i used to think hookups were more expected at weddings- when everyone is dressed in nice attire and you had a greater chance of meeting other singles hoping for marriage (catching the bouquet and all that).

eh.

it might have been dangerous for him to participate in the burial rites.

Igbo culture is very strict about out of wedlock children.

there's no way to physically tell unless she tells you herself.

as per whether she can have kids or not, you just have to wait and see.

and yes, many people who did abortions and survived, still went on to have kids.

in any case, at this point, you're only assuming- if it bothers you that much, maybe you should ask her.

both of you need to get closer to God however.

hmm.

well, define what makes you an ajepako and explain why you get mistaken for an ajebutter.

i cant make any blanket statements based on your online persona?

maclatunji:
Looks can be deceiving, there are a few Ajepakos who look like Ajebutters. I know one really well.

i think its rather hard to mistake an ajepako for an ajebutter.

ajebutters have this butterish look about them because they're more used to the finer things in life and have access to sugary stuff and good food.

from a young age, that is.

can someone remind me when ostv/osrc was founded?

couldnt find much info online.

the national broadcasting corporation site says 1986 but i think it was before then.

i know it used to be ostv [not osrc] and the name later changed to osrc when the radio and tv stations were merged.

true, its very rare imo to find a yoruba family that's not mixed with every part of the southwest.

i assume its a general thing but cant really say for sure.

but that doesnt mean they cant fight among themselves however?

looks too ajebutterish.

Typical african wahala.

Very common in nigeria too.

Lord have mercy.

This kind of thing never bodes well for families.

why is that surprising @ topic.