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i know the songs in english and i have songs of praise even though i havent opened it in a while.

will get ancient and modern maybe when i go to nigeria.

Omo Eko:
but lime is not good for the females becos it destroys the womb

interesting- i never heard that before.


people typically use it as a cleanser.

maybe the acidity is what you mean.

my mum says it's good for the body.

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Nipa ife Olugbala

Ki yo si nkan

Oju rere Re ki pada

Ki yo si nkan

Owon l'eje to wo wa san

Pipe l'edidi or'ofe

Agbara l'owo to gba ni

Ko le si nkan

coogar:
stop this yeye fallacy. for[i]e[/i]play can never lead to pregnancy.

f.oreplay can indeed lead to pregnancy.

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it seems people believe their success is hinged on another person's failure.


why should that be so?

strange mentality, to me, unless we're talking of witches and wizards, but we all learn new things everyday sha.

good question.


i dont think there's much difference between them.

second question- is jealousy a normal part of human nature.

i notice 97% of people [including christians] have this emotion [jealousy], and this makes me wonder if not feeling envy is somehow a character defect ie unnatural.

i find i dont envy other people and find it very difficult [almost impossible] to do so- the emotion is simply not there, dont know why.

you people are so creepy.

the ringleaders did it intentionally.


other sections are also on the list.

kjv



1 And it came to pass, that, as he was praying in a certain place, when he ceased, one of his disciples said unto him, Lord, teach us to pray, as John also taught his disciples.

2 And he said unto them, When ye pray, say,



Our Father which art in heaven,

Hallowed be thy name.

Thy kingdom come.

Thy will be done, as in heaven, so in earth.

3 Give us day by day our daily bread.

4 And forgive us our sins; for we also forgive every one that is indebted to us.

And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil.

i'm also interested in the right way to pray:





luke 11 1-4

1 One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.”

2 He said to them, “When you pray, say:

   “‘Father,

hallowed be your name,

your kingdom come.

3 Give us each day our daily bread.

4 Forgive us our sins,

 for we also forgive everyone who sins against us

And lead us not into temptation.

^^you're definitely the op.

your witchcraft will backfire on you.

^^i think you're the mumu here.

so, you'd know you had miscarriages in the past, and your husband had sponsored you for your masters, yet you still open thread to chat rubbish.

maybe you're the op, who knows.

una full nl.

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i dont believe there are no christians working for or in support of boko haram.

after all, [for example], mend started bombing before them.

now, having said that, i saw an article here the other day which claimed the creation of new states in the north, led to the development of new, christian settlements in the deep, core northern regions.

does anyone have a clue about this?

poster, since you are there, and your type always regales us with stories of how you are known for developing places, then develop the place, or is there another problem?

@ topic


it could also be influenced by the partner/husband sometimes.

a man could be attracted to a non-hijab user and then require her to wear hijab later. Or vice versa.

it all depends.

the percentage of those non-hijab users (muslim and christian alike) seriously searching for partner is higher when compare to the hijab user.

that's very possible.

**so the op knew all her long story yet still went ahead to open a thread**

na wa for una sha- you no dey tire.

**coincidence**

e ke ye ye ye


ye ye ye

e ke ye ye Yesu

ye ye Yesu

e ke temi a dire

temi a dire

e ke temi a dayo

temi a dayo

baba o ma j'oro mi o sun o

baba o ma j'oro mi o sun o

@ topic

attack the op and those supporting him, not the somali guy.

You/we (nigerians) were the ones who went looking for his trouble, yet you're now shouting foul.

Why must you constantly open threads about somali girls for goodness sake.

Ope lo ye o

baba olore

iyin lo ye o

olorun oba

hosanna ye o

o se o baba

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From what I have seen it seems as if hijab is common among them? Is it?

yes it is.

just feel like the African men who are college-educated and living in the Western world would not want a woman with a hijab

that's possible but could also be due to the exposure they get from travelling overseas.

its the same thing with black [nigerian] men and non-black women. They tend to date more when exposed to each other, than when they're not.

btw i'm not muslim but just contributing to the topic.

wouldnt want you to be under the impression i was.

in nigeria, i've never heard of hijab preventing women from getting husbands.

in fact, the ones who wear hijab often get engaged and married early on.

though who knows sha- it depends on the community.