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Bigsin:
Well, I'm a youngin and the only blood pressure I'm having ATM is the one on my third leg. Can I use this leaf for egusi soup?

Bigsin:
Well, I'm a youngin and the only blood pressure I'm having ATM is the one on my third leg. Can I use this leaf for egusi soup?

zumbigbo:
I see people joking with this issue. It is very serious. Please advise those living nearby to pay extra attention to their children (esp those under 5 years) - and to be indoors 40 mins before dusk. If you must go out at night, carry torch.

This is the damage they can do to faces. Carry a small knife with you at all times if you live in that area and if attacked aim for their throat.

They will always try to attack and pull you down and chew your face, if you have any form of head protection, wear it.

franchasng:
lol

It's funny how some people think life is a movie script where you can write every scene and event to happen how you want it. You see some declaring things ignorantly like they are God. Whenever I see such utterances or behavior, I just laugh cos I know such person haven't experienced life much to understand how life works.


If the Op's story is real, he must be very careful not to hurt that lady or mislead her or take advantage of her if not, I pity his future. I am a student of positive affirmation and applying the law and power of attraction in drawing the things we desire into our lives but still, I have realized that some things are beyond our control no matter how much we try. Some times, God intentionally send the things we ignorantly or arrogantly despise and belittle our way to teach us a lesson about life. Like I said, I grew up being a highly religious kid who feared sin, especially sexual sin based on my late mother's extreme indoctrination and repeated warnings about it, as a result of that, I grew up disliking girls ignorantly and seeing them as similar to evil lol.



Because of this, I avoided girls so much that it was so obvious to everyone that knew me even till university days. Based on this same reason and more, I unknowingly developed disdain for girl childs and always said I will never have a female child no matter what. Even after school and NYSC, I still harbored that desire not to have female child based on so many reasons but look at me today, I am a proud father of more than one beautiful and adorable female childs, that is how God and nature operate; most times to humble us and to teach us to be reasonably, to be empathetic to others and to follow life with love for all and open heart

Shinor:
Absolute bull....
Keep your advice in Sambisa

LordIsaac:
Please marry her and thank me later. Amongst other qualities, she came to you armed with virginity and common sense. That's scarce in thos generation.

kenchop:
EVEN AS SHE JS SS, TRUST ME SHE WILL BE MORE USEFUL AND PEACEFUL TO YOU THAN A DOZEN OF THOSE USELESS AA GIRLS ROAMING THE STREETS.

MARRIAGE WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE STRESSFUL IF ITS THE KID(S) THAT ARE SS. BUT SINCE ITS JUST HER, YOU CAN MANAGE IT WELL. PROTECT HER FROM MOSQUITOES AND LET HER EAT RIGHT I AM SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE.

DONT ALLOW ANYONE DERAIL YOU ,MANY OF THOSE GIRLS THAT ARE AA WILL IN DUMP GARBAGE INTO YOUR LIFE.


THANK ME LATER

oglalasioux:
Are you quarreling with punctuation marks?

crestedaguiyi:
You better switch to body spray, avoid roll on for now, them don destroy that product reputation.

But e be like say you dey bleach

pocohantas:
Wahala 😂😂😂😂



The purpose of the detergent is to make the shell peel off easily. This is not new.

yinkeys:
Some men are not wise, leadership doesn’t mean autocracy
Oh well I guess he paid for the degree
It should be a debate, weigh pros & cons
Nigeria’s trajectory & stability should be a cause for worry
Better to have options or feet in multiple countries
The political & business elites in Nigeria carrying out certain classist moves are not fullish.
Do you guys really see Nigeria surviving another 100 years with the way things don’t function as a nation should,
Anyway

maasoap:
Did you know that Redeem used to block Ibadan/Lagos expressway back in the day, such that travellers would spend three days in the holdup? So, it is not about only the Muslims but also the Christians.
And you equally know that the killing was intentional fuelled by hate.
I hope that what he did doesn't later ruin his life despite getting away with it in human court.

Harddiskng:
He hit a Kangaroo! That’s it!

No normal human would pray in the middle in the road

educatedfool:
You're writing entire paragraphs to explain why praying on a highway was foolish, yet somehow you've missed the point of the criticism. Nobody has to defend the decision to pray in the middle of a road to condemn the celebration of someone's death. Those are two entirely separate issues, and your inability to distinguish between them is the real problem here.

Let's be clear: if the person deliberately endangered themselves or obstructed traffic, that behaviour deserves criticism. But since when did foolishness become a capital offence? Who appointed you judge, jury and executioner? And what exactly gives anyone the right to treat a person's death as a lesson for others?

You keep asking why the person didn't pray in a mosque or at home, as though that answers the question of whether their death should be celebrated. It doesn't. You're arguing against a position nobody made just so you can avoid confronting the one that was actually made.

And that last paragraph about my character is particularly amusing. You claim the other person's comment reveals nothing about his character, yet you're willing to defend it at length. Celebrating someone's death and then hiding behind arguments about road safety doesn't make you principled. It makes your priorities questionable.

Here is the simple test of your reasoning: condemn the dangerous act, yes. Hold the individual accountable where appropriate, yes. But if your first instinct when someone dies is to celebrate it and declare an entire religious group deserving of suffering, don't lecture anyone about character, reason or morality. You haven't demonstrated that you're defending common sense. You've demonstrated how easily prejudice can disguise itself as an argument.

educatedfool:
The irony is that you probably call Muslims fanatics while openly celebrating the death of someone simply because they were praying. Imagine being so blinded by religious prejudice that you can justify a human being's death and still convince yourself you're the reasonable one. That's the real fanaticism: believing your own hatred is righteousness while everyone else's faith is a problem. Your comment says far more about your character than it ever will about the person who died.

osuofia2:
You see Arabs, Lebanese, Indians and Blacks. their wickedness is arranged in order of their wickedness. The White are the most cool hearted and have empathy

educatedfool:
Nobody is justifying praying in the middle of a highway. You're attacking an argument nobody made because you can't seem to separate condemning reckless behaviour from celebrating someone's death. Yes, praying on a highway is dangerous and deserves criticism. But since when did a dangerous mistake become permission to dehumanise someone?

And that "your people" nonsense exposes the real problem with your argument. One person's actions suddenly become evidence against an entire religion? If a Christian drove recklessly, would you conclude that Christians are collectively guilty of fanaticism? If not, then you're applying a double standard and dressing it up as common sense.

As for the dingo comment, if you're implying that a human being being mistaken for an animal makes their death funny, you've only made your own position more disturbing. A person's poor judgment doesn't erase their humanity.

You can condemn the act without celebrating the death. You can defend road safety without attacking an entire religion. If you cannot make that distinction, the problem isn't that others are justifying the unjustifiable. It's that you've confused your prejudice with moral superiority.

franchasng:
This is another possible scenario; one depressed one among them possibly went into the ocean abi river and the others tried to rescue her and drowned in the process of trying to rescue her, which still goes back to family pattern.


Lastly again, why are three of them, all grown up and beautiful ladies still single at 30plus years? If they were married and had kids, this wouldn't have happened, sighs

IMPARTIAL:
Where is Lynx?

shadrach77:
1. The Superstitious Backlash and Disappearance

In the late 1990s, Nollywood was still heavily expanding, and many viewers struggled to separate an actor from their character. Because she played a terrifying, seductive demon sent by Lucifer to torment people, Okorie faced intense real-life backlash and social stigmatization. Superstitious fans frequently targeted her with accusations that she was an actual witch or occultist. Due to this aggressive public reception, she chose to permanently withdraw from acting.

2. Relocation to the United States (Most Verified Reports)

The general consensus and most heavily reported update among Nollywood historians is that she quietly quit the industry to escape the negative spotlight, got married, and relocated to the United States. She is widely reported to be living a private life with her family (she has a daughter) in Washington, D.C.. Because she completely stepped away from the media and never granted follow-up interviews, she left a vacuum for rumors to grow