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Why are you blaming the op? Blame the owner of this forum who can't figure out things but willing to kiss white asses by always pushing anything bad about Nigeria to front page. Not supporting the Nigerians listed there though aboladejohnny: |
I will like to know you. Can we talk AngelicDamsel: |
On the floor rolling with laughter ![]() oladikenie: |
Michael's secret sister Joh'Vonnie, who was born on August 30 in 1974, says she was secretly raised by Joe and mum Cheryle Terrell in a house just five miles from the marital home in Encino, California. The 44-year-old revealed exclusive details about dad Joe who raised her in her book "Bastard Child". In the book, she describes Joe as a loving father who dropped by to see his secret second family almost daily, spoiled his daughter with presents and took her and mum Cheryle on weekend breaks and holidays. But Joh’Vonnie didn’t learn until 11-years-old that Joe was married to Katherine. When she saw her at a nail salon three years later, Joh’Vonnie was stunned. “It was such a confusing time,” she says. And while she says none of the Jackson siblings acknowledged her early on, Joh’Vonnie said oldest Jackson child Rebbie Jackson did introduce her to Janet, whom she was a huge fan of when “Rhythm Nation 1814” came out. “We met up at Rebbie’s house and we were having a pretty good conversation until I said, ‘Daddy’ and she got upset,” Joh’Vonnie says. “But the reason she got upset is because he did not allow them to call him Daddy.” Joh’Vonnie said she thinks by the time Joe welcomed her into the world at 46, he “just didn’t care that much.” “You find strength in forgiveness,” she says of why Janet held onto that anger. “That’s being strong … let bygones be bygones.” 'DADDY'S GIRL' Joh'Vonnie said her parents first met at a Christmas party in the early 1970s. Joe spent so much time at Joh'Vonnie's house that he even kept a luxury boat on their driveway for more than 20 years. She recalled: "Daddy would come zooming through the gates in his two-seater Mercedes or Rolls Royce. "He would come round most days sometimes without warning, he was very much a presence in my life, I was a daddy's girl. "He would bring me dolls from every country he visited, China, England, Germany." In her early 20s, Joh'Vonnie and her daughter Yasmine moved in with Joe in Las Vegas when he lived away from the family home. When Yasmine turned two, Joe's 25-year affair with Cheryle began to crumble. She recalled: "Mom was just tired of his s***, she just realised she didn't want to do it anymore, it's hard to get out of a relationship like that. "What my mother did was not right, but people make mistakes and when she met my father she was young, she was in her 20s." Cheryle passed away in 2014 and Joe passed away in June 2018 at the age of 89. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/8742949/michael-jackson-secret-sister-joh-vonnie-dad-joe-affair/
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Nigeria needs independent candidacy not this rubbish corrupt parties |
You must surely show your stupidity. Africa is rising MondayOsunbor: |
The bodies of Black Lives Matter activist Oluwatoyin Salau and 75-year-old AARP volunteer Victoria Sims were found on Saturday night in Tallahassee, Florida, and a man has been charged with murder and kidnapping in connection to their deaths, police said. Tallahassee police said in a statement Tuesday that both the women were found dead at the property of 49-year-old Aaron Glee, Jr. He was arrested in Orlando and is being charged with felony murder and kidnapping with intent to terrorize in connection with the deaths, according to police and county booking records. Glee had recently been charged with battery in late May after police spotted him allegedly kicking a woman in the abdomen after she denied his proposition for sex, the Tallahassee Democrat reported. The relationship between 19-year-old Salau and Sims, if one existed, is not immediately clear. Sims was last seen on June 11, and police issued a missing persons report for her two days later. Tallahassee police said that her home had been ransacked and her car was missing. Salau was last seen on June 6, according to police. On that day, she posted a disturbing thread on Twitter in which she described being molested by a man who offered her a ride and help finding a place to stay. She also wrote that the man offered to bring her to collect her belongings at a church where she had been staying. “He came disguised as a man of God and ended up picking me up from nearby Saxon Street,” Salau tweeted. “I trusted the holy spirit to keep me safe.” Police said she reported the incident that same day, but also added that there is currently “no indication that the original battery Salau reported is related to her death. The information and description Salau provided to police and posted on social media prior to her disappearance does not match the person ultimately found to be responsible for her murder.” USA Today reported that a local homeless shelter said Salau sought help on June 8 and was given phone numbers for assistance; the shelter said it has no record of Salau contacting those numbers. Who was Oluwatoyin Salau? People have been mourning the death of Salau, known as “Toyin,” on Twitter with the hashtag #JusticeForToyin. She’s being remembered as an outspoken rising activist at the recent protests against police brutality and an advocate for Black trans lives, including Tony McDade. McDade was a Black trans man who Tallahassee police shot and killed in late May. “There is no justice that can be served that will replace my sister’s life,” her brother, Oluwaseyi Salau, told the Tallahassee Democrat. In a widely shared video, Salau appears at a Florida protest delivering powerful statements, and she had worked with local organizers in recent weeks, the New York Times reported. “We [are] doing this for our brothers and sisters who got shot, but we [are] doing this for every Black person,” she said. “Because at the end of the day, I cannot take my fucking skin color off. I cannot mask this shit. Everywhere I fucking go, I am profiled whether I like it or not.”[img][/img] Trish Brown, a founder of the Tallahassee Community Action Committee, described Salau as “a strong, young black female leader to me, and a powerful speaker” to the New York Times. “I feel like something was snatched away from me,” Brown said.
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This is why I don't encourage the domain called baby mama stuff.. Ladies wise up.. Where is the father of the Child? |
70k For PS2? Too high.. DenreleDave: |
How much for the PS2? Maxcollins042: |
Shut up your mouth. Read your Bible very well. What happened after he told them not to reveal it? Secondly, this is a digital age. YorubaKinging: |
Stop this Shit.. Not everyone. Rgade: |
Both the op and the people that agree to this, are all mad.. This is why Nigeria is still backward.. |
Why are you pained by what he said? shawnfamous: |
Going by this comment and the number of likes you got, I can confidently say nairaland is full of immature folks. BlueAir: |
What dirty opinion you are seeking when you have already draw conclusions. Africa and their backward way of thinking... Even a wayward and notorious guy knows sex before marriage is Sin. Sex is powerful, that fluid you call semen is unification. BobbyHammar: |
You are a good person. The lady try o Enoch07: |
For a 17yrs old? This man is a bloody pedophile. |
Of course yes.. Will send them to isolation centers. ![]() |
I feel like giving you a good dirty slap .. All the same, no one is above making mistake's . Try and end that relationship Asap.. That girl will ruin your destiny if care not taken |
so some scientist are not religious folks? ValCon888: |
GOD bless you. Exactly my point.. The media is playing scripts here.. So Ecuador doesn't have a morgue that can accommodate a 1000 deaths? Macsjebs: |
You will never see them mention death. Na wa o. Someone said disappear doesn't mean there won't be evidence of it.. kingxsamz: |
What you see is what you get. Common sense should tell you otherwise Tylervalz: |
What’s in a name? A lot, as it turns out – especially when it comes to naming your business. Choosing your company’s moniker is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when you start a new business, as it sets the tone for all your future branding initiatives. For better or for worse, your business name helps create a first impression with potential customers and investors, so it’s not a decision that should be taken lightly. While it’s not impossible to change your business name once you’ve filed your legal paperwork and set up your digital properties, it’s much easier (and less costly) to choose the right name from the get-go. 1. You Haven’t Considered Branding And Timing While the business name is important, what matters most is the image you create around that name. Whether a name is perceived well or not mostly depends on perception management in the first six to 12 months. Additionally, a business name is never set in stone and can be changed, so if you are waiting for the right name to cross your mind, don’t. It’s better to start now than wait and lose momentum. – 2. It’s Too Hard To Say, Hear Or Spell When you are naming a new business or product, make sure the name is easy to say (If it is difficult to pronounce, nobody will remember it.), easy to hear (for example, remember the letter “s” can sound like the letter “f”) and easy to spell (spelling your name out every time will get old quickly.) Following this simple formula will help you find the perfect name for your business or product. – 3. You Failed To Do A Trademark Search One of the worst things that can happen to a new business is that the owners spend time and money promoting a certain name, only to find out someone else has been using it. Even if they haven’t registered a trademark, someone might own the rights simply because they were using it first. A quick Google search is an absolute must and you may want to supplement it with a professional trademark search. – 4. Your Name Is Too Descriptive Ensure to stay away from a name that’s too descriptive to avoid costly rebranding as your core focus may shift in the future. The uncertainty surrounding a rebranding effort could cost you time, money and even loyal customers. At the very least, you’ll confuse them. – 5. Your Name Is Too Generic How many companies do you know that are ABC Services or XYC Technologies? If you just said the name, would you be able to tell what industry you are in? Being too generic will cause people to overlook you if you sound like every other company out there. Get to the heart of what you do. What’s your story? – 6. You Haven’t Researched Competitor Names Many businesses don’t realize the power of brand recognition and will have almost the same exact name as another business, especially in the same industry. The name should be creative and strategic, sets you apart from the pack, and can summarize what the company does. |
One of the best and mature comment so far.. Ascold: |
Send to tuokys@gmail.com Came4amod: |
send a message about your solar drying machine to. Came4amod: |
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