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TheSlyone2:
Mami self be chelsea fan

Beeni o! KTBFFH!

#BlowsWhistle

Let's go there

optional1:
only 2
please add 2 more

Hahahaha babe pity them

Make we no do Oliver Twist.

optional1:
short ladies come oh....

abimbawealth
ginajet
VickyRotex

As I tall reach


Let's go there

2-0 toh sure

optional1:
not my fault my papa played away match..

lol. You no serious.

neoapocalypse:
Found out like she just woke up one morning and the H.I.V virus has miraculously entered her body , when she was bonking without protection at such a tender age she didn't know it was a possible consequence

Are you for real now? Humans will never cease to amaze me. So the only way she could have contracted HIV was by having unprotected sex.

When are we going to learn that unprotected sex is one out of the numerous ways of contracting this disease?

SMH! Dont bother replying me!

optional1:
lolz

guess i need to ask my dad if he played away match...




She is beautiful tho will hardly know she is HIV+

Striking resemblance if you ask me!

SweetJoystick:
Canada visa self na scam. Well the agency being advertised on Facebook wey go ask person to pay 600k. They even have a Canadian working with them so you will think it's authentic, promising you jobs that doesn't exist....smh

Why pay 600k to an agent, (fake/real) when you can process it all by yourself?

Notori Pali na.

Culled from Holy Bible App.

Soft on Crime?

Newspaper headlines frequently express outrage at judges who are ‘soft on crime’ and fail to impose the appropriate penalty for the offence committed.

When I worked as a barrister, I noticed that the legal profession did not respect judges who were regarded as too lenient. We expect judges to execute justice. We do not expect them simply to be merciful.

On the other hand, we do expect mercy in our personal relationships. A loving parent will be merciful to their child. We expect friends to be merciful to one another. Justice and mercy do not normally go together. We tend to see them as alternatives. We expect either justice or mercy, but not both at the same time.

Yet God is both a God who judges with justice, and also a God of mercy. How can he combine these two apparently contradictory characteristics? The answer is that the sacrifice of Jesus has made it possible for God to combine both justice and mercy.

When I first encountered Jesus, this illustration helped me to understand what Jesus achieved for us on the cross: Two people went through school and university together and developed a close friendship. Life went on and they went their separate ways and lost contact. One went on to become a judge, while the other’s life spiralled down and he ended up as a criminal. One day the criminal appeared before the judge. He had committed a crime to which he pleaded guilty. The judge recognised his old friend and faced the dilemma, which, in effect, God faces.

He was a judge so he had to be just; he couldn’t simply let the man off. On the other hand, he wanted to be merciful, because he loved his friend. So he fined him the correct penalty for the offence. That was justice. Then he came down from his position as judge and wrote a cheque for the amount of the fine. He gave it to his friend, saying that he would pay the penalty for him. That was an act of mercy, love and sacrifice.

The illustration is not an exact one. Our plight is worse – the penalty we face is death. The relationship is closer – your Father in heaven loves you more than any earthly parent loves their child. And the cost is greater. It cost God far more than money – he came himself, in the person of Jesus, and paid the penalty of sin.

God is not soft on crime. In his justice, God judges us because we are guilty. Then in his mercy and love he comes down in the person of his Son, Jesus Christ, and pays the penalty for us. Through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross, God is both just and merciful.

Na like this e dey start o!

Recession Osogbo weed why?

ogwucheveekee:
lord JESUS take control that's my dear friend may your soul REST IN PEACE I will try n not forget you in prayers

Sorry for your loss. May God comfort you all!

Ariel20:
You obviously battle self esteem issues and derive joy and strength in castigating the female folk.

I tell you!

nabegibeg:
What will jesus do

WWJD!

Na lie! See im side view.

Amongst the things you listed, 1 and 3

But there are many more.

Oga o. Recession no affect these people

Dem suppose start their own Big Brother and Big Sister Show.

sweerychick:
Guess they're from bayelsa state

No, they are from Yenagoa.

Shebi you cannor see the guy's Facebook name.

QuietHammer:
Given that the majority of you ladies are liabilities (no offence ), I like to think any man marrying one does so out of pity.

I see. Your thoughts, Your Opinion!

hisMrs:
was this picture not before she got married? this picture was trending when most nigerian celebs were taking pix with dolphins up and down

I tire oo. Help me ask the Mod that brought this to FP.

And the Op even said "Rare". Rare ko!

Ehhhhhhh! O tall o!

She looks like Funke Akindele, AKA Jennifa.

cocaineaddict:
I think you should tell them the fact. These are kids that's probably been carried away by the sweetness of the slimy hairy hole between that girl's thighs

I'm sure that's the Op!

Blessed16:
these children don't no anything abt marriage ooo, someone shld educate them b4 its too late

I think sey na only me see am o.


Anyways, Op, we know that's you. We wish you well o.

But...

QuietHammer:
At the point he takes pity on her and decides to marry her

Marrying a lady is pity? Nawa o!

Awwwwww. Iya ibeji pele. Its well.

Reminds me of my mum, when she had me and my twin. And was also going to school.


I remember when she had her last kid (My Sister) too, I was always going to school with her whenever she had exams, to help her with the baby.

Chaaiii. Ko easy. Iya ni wura.

Momma, God will bless you for us o!

sleeknick:
I said to hair is woman and i mean it

Eyah. Pele ti e o!

datola:
Bloggers are creative these days imagining unimaginable to sell news to the gaulibles.

The probability that this was formed by a want be e-warrior is high.

Exactly! Na only you reason am the way I reason am.

Anything to make the news.

Is there a spirit that comes with instagram? I need to know.

Wish her safe delivery.

sleeknick:

To hair is woman

To kini? lmao

Uhn Uhn, "To Heir" lo ba pe.

Happy Married Life!

coliboyswag:
is the act of forming exibited by girls

That's what your dictionary tells you abi? Smh

520 loun loun

E go better

Culled from Holy Bible App.

Genesis 29:1-30:43

3. Watch God work his purposes out

God works his purposes out in spite of our weakness, vulnerability and sin. Jacob was a deceiver. What we sow, we reap. He sowed deception and he reaped deception from Laban (29:25b). He then continued the cycle of deception (30:37–43). This is an extraordinary story of deception, and also of unfaithfulness and disloyalty.

Yet somehow, in all of this, God worked his purposes out for the individuals involved, for Israel, for the birth of his Son Jesus and for the future of the people of God.

A lot of human sin and disappointment was involved in the birth of Jacob’s children (29:31 – 30:21). Yet, through it all, God was working out his purposes for the twelve tribes of Israel. Rachel’s prayer was finally answered with the birth of Joseph (30:22).

As God was in control of their lives, you can trust that he is ultimately in control of yours as well and that ‘in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose’ (Romans 8:28). So, just relax and let God be God.

Prayer:

"Lord, thank you that you use even weak, vulnerable and sinful people. Thank you that you can use me. Thank you that although you love me as I am, you love me too much to leave me as I am. Help me never to settle for second best.

Help me to take responsibility for my life and at the same time confidently trust in your sovereignty."