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gbaskiboy:
Thanks appreciate

Explorers:
11. Memorial Diamonds.



Memorial Diamonds are made by pressurizing ashes, cremated remains or hair of the deceased into a diamond.

These gems can be made into jewelry and serve as a keepsake of a loved one that can always be with you forever.

Typically, these are diamonds created in a laboratory, and often referred to as synthetic diamonds, cultured diamonds, or laboratory grown diamonds.

HDee:
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Oh! Those photos kinda look like your signing out. It was confusing.

Year 3 Lautech, should be in 4 by the number of years but you know, due to incessant strike, here we are.

I don't go to church.

Course?

Evening [/color]

judefcc:
u like it lost interest now

Pascalville:
is ur edit button showing on nairaland

judefcc:
ur temper , i wont stop trolling u

judefcc:
yes if she is twaci

chibwike:
Lol......OP please lets meet..lemme symphatize with you...properly

HDee:
[color=Teal]Oh! Nice, you know from the back to school pictures, you guys look more like the convenants or Babcocks.

So, final year?[/color]

HDee:
[color=Teal]Morning love!

Trust me, it's really like that when you don't know where the moniker came from.

Terrific! I actually slept late, i was just touring different sections on here. It lead me to your diary, I never knew you were the 1st runner up when you contested? I've always thought you won it o.

Do you go to a private uni?[/color]

HDee:
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Hi Twaci (Tracy) I use to pronounce it tuwaci(lol ) until i saw your Dairy.[/color]

ominilongest:
..lol..badt pics gave me my highest like on nairaland...na my pics o we go share d likes together

chibwike:
Lol.....which kind thing.....I love you na.....and would do anything

chibwike:
Twaci

megareal:
Ohhh, I know this one. . We call it otor. Its usually prepared without oil and most people don't add veg either. Its mainly prepared for new mothers. Part of omugwo things but everyone eats it.

iamkingzlee:
Eeww!! you brought this here too

megareal:
1. You peel wateryam and cocoyam (easy)

2. Grate them and mix well (slightly difficult )

3. Cut your baby cocoyam leaves into tiny pieces (takes time) or use spinach or potatoes leaves in dry season.

4. Cut your periwinkles with shells, wash them well and layer the bottom of the pot with it. Add some oil too.(easy)

5. Then you proceed to wrap the mix in those tiny cocoyam leaves making sure they are well wrapped. A little quantity at a time. (Back breaking and time consuming)

6.Wash your fish, pound your crayfish, wash and cut your vegetables.

7. The cooking part is now easy and the end result very fulfilling.

Don't know if urs follows the same process though.

megareal:
I don't think its the same as ekpangnkukwo, cos ekpangkwukwo is hard to prepare. Minimum of four hours.

lalasticlala:
A pretty lady smiling

JeffreyJamez:
"fvck you Jeff"

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Fat head