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Hmmm.

Wahala ma to ba e.

Site admin

any explanation why uchkochi remains banned?

Eziachi

in what way has al mustapha put the entire yoruba nation on trial?

I think i've told people many times here to avoid senseless generalizations.

When you people were sharing the N5 billion windfall to get yaradua out of the way, did anyone in your village share the loot with you?

^They love that.

Basic ingredients are british means the food itself is originally british.

Not saying the fish needs to be british.

^Couldnt get any info on the web either.

The basic ingredients are british, and all you do is wrap the filling in a puff pastry and bake it.

Your friend might have improvised her own recipe i guess.

In nigeria, fish pie is generally considered poverty fare generally speaking, so most people would choose the meat pie over the fish one if given a choice. Besides, the meat pie tastes better.

Good luck with your search.

Stranger things have happened.

Fall guys imo.

They're already dead and so make convenient scapegoats.

Anyway, politics is an extremely dirty business, which is why i dont like it.

I think mustapha should just write a book about his memoirs and everyone else should let sleeping dogs lie.

When you have something happening which has never happened before eg cancelling a national election, its extremely difficult to predict how to respond to such open display of events.

@ drlulu

spot on.

A lot of the shouters here are hypocrites.

Well, like i asked before, what would happen if you refuse that kind of bribe (assuming there was one).

No be death be that?

Besides didnt we hear of a certain N2 billion being shared to install our current govt, so why are people shouting as if nigeria has never been known as a corrupt country.

Hausas typically prefer to keep a low profile in general.

Unless there's some trouble afoot.

Lagcity

true talk.

I think many of these people married yoruba women as well but i'm not sure if the kids were raised as yoruba or if they went back to their fathers' places of origin.

I would suspect the former though i cant say for sure.

@ holydante

i guess it just wasnt meant to be.

In the future, hopefully the first lady will understand this.

I dont think a relationship with her would have worked out. Her initial hesitation was probably based on intuition or even just non-conviction, and typically its never even advisable for a woman to marry someone who had to jump through hoops to court her. You wear the guy out and sometimes he doesnt value the relationship anymore by the time he finally does get you.

So, i think whatever decision you both took, while it might be hurtful to her now, might work out to both your advantages eventually.

She's in panic mode- that's why she's begging you, but she should just pray for her own guy to come along.

My opinion.

Didnt realise babe has been here since 2009,

Is the poster looking for foot soldiers to recruit to his cause?

You want them to die even though you yourself avoid death.

The fellow is jon.bee's hero no doubt.

No surprise there.

Seems another yoruba man is being targetted here.

Yoruba men = gbogbonise the everlasting panacea for hungry women.

@ ijila

those sound good.

Especially the one with lemon. I dont think i ever tried that though i may have heard of it.

Rice with milk and sugar is pudding, basically. Not usually eaten that way in southern nigeria.

Ask the people in your vicinity.

You should ask the people around you.

They can have their opinion, and sometimes could voice it very strongly, but its not a legal right per se.

The onus is on you to prove them wrong if you also feel strongly about your marriage partner.

However, this is risky business.

If, because of the guy's educational level, the woman finds it difficult or impossible to respect him, then I wouldn't recommend marriage

makes sense.

i've been wondering about this issue, myself.

hmm.

wow, you are super smart and the next einstein.

@evil brain

i dont get h.orny at all, meaning i'm frigid.

^^not cool to laugh at a mad person.