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Do not fret. You may be the only normal person there. I don't let anyone come near my forehead, let alone fall down for anything, whatsoever. |
Sexy? |
Incompatibility in sexual relation is mostly the root cause of problems and divorces in marriages. It takes courage for most spouses to open up, they can only tell you the immediate cause of their problems but not the root cause. Be wise, your happiness comes first. Hypocrisy will not do you any good. |
My heart aches so much at that sight of mother and child. I hope they are at peace wherever they are now. Life is so meaningless! |
kaboninc:A night before that day, Lion fm had already announced the evacuation of all students from the school premises and hostels on or before 7 am the next day. They never cared how the students would do so that night. Anyways, my friends and i couldn't wait to know what would happen after 7am the next day. A friend picked us up that night and we left for Amaofia that night, two days later, we all dispersed. The strike was the longest i've encountered and the 8k reparation fee was annoying but at the very end, we were heard. One day, the weary and bitter voices of Nigerians will be heard. Who knows, that day might just be around the corner. |
This reminds me of the 2009 riot/protest over increament in school fees. Opi junction was blocked, and at the end our voices were heard. I hope their voices will be heard again this time. Nigeria shames me sometimes. |
some people get time shaa o. Nah person wey don chop belle full dey get time sidon for instagram dey yarn rubbish... |
That's the least of Nigeria's problem now... |
slinkman:You should have ignored IT. That thing's madness is legendary. |
Fans insulting and bashing celebrities everywhere...
Nah fuel scarcity cause this one too? Hehehe! |
Always back your a.s..s against the wall. You've been officially warned! |
Good response. I still don't know how girls keep their mouth when they ask for financial assistance from male folks. This is something i don't know how to do and don't want to learn, very embarrasing... |
It seems like this fuel scarcity is more intense in some parts of the country. Here in Akwa Ibom, It is sold at #120 or #130 per liter. I hope everything comes to normal very soon. |
but she isn't wearing a bikini. |
Shooooo! Nairalanders are certified bashers o. You guys should let Vivly be, she just typed her opinion and even if she was a little inappropriate, it is still "her" opinion. We all know Chioma Akpotha is an epitome of humility and some people may confuse her humility with "naivety". She is a public figure and as such, criticism(constructive or destructive) is inevitable. What matters is your opinion about her and not what people think about her. I think she is beautiful. Her humility is worthy of emulation. Unlike our average celebrities, controversy is allien to her person. Her mama born her well, RIP Mama chukwuka. |
write2obi:Nice... 2012 |
If this is true, then I think it is safe to say that Sahara reporters have their informants planted deep almost everywhere in the country. I think they have atleast one mole in the closest circle of every political figure. Just saying... |
mizzsmilez:Lol, I can't really say my dear but stories have it that they are quite diabolical. The voodoo there they say has no competition, Lol...Then, if you are so unlucky to get a roomie that's from that part of the world, you'll do everything possible not to get in her bad list. |
Lmao! Those days in the den. I think i've seen something like this pasted on the walls of one of unn's hostels. The fear of Enugu-Ezike... |
Yes, i like 2face but to be honest, this man is right. 2face should have known better than meddling into... |
We are waiting and watching... |
EUROBOMBER:You are welcome... No, my name isn't Daisy and i'm not a yoruba |
EUROBOMBER:You are so kind, thank you and yes, you have my permission... |
We know better... |
[b] I see nothing wrong with that. It should be a mutual agreement between a man and his wife. People should learn to mind their business and not try to meddle into other people's affair with their shallow and bad complex. Besides, we take on our father's name because we are our father's children, i don't see a husband becoming his wife's father after they get married. A child bears it's father's name not because it is "under" the father, but because it needs to be "identified". A child's father's name should not die or be forgotten simply because she is a girl-child. Again, it's high time these shallow minded individuals on nairaland stopped calling women who frown on their inferiority complex feminists. I've read this thread from the first to the last page and i noticed that a significant amount of males see nothing wrong with a woman retaining her father's name after marriage. Do you call them feminists too? . Finally, there is nothing wrong with that, it all boils down to understanding between couples, and it does not make a husband any less of a man if his wife wishes to keep her father's name. [/b] |
Wow! Very very insightful. I heard an old woman predicting possible rainy days from her aching joints and i thought she was been supersticious, now i know better. I've always wondered why i get a feel of satisfaction scratching my ears whenever my throat itches me, and i love the feeling so much. Eye mites? Seriously? I get enough of that anytime i rub my eyes before going to bed. |
Hello! I have a question concerning the reference letters that will be submitted together with other documents. Must the three reference letters be from academic referees? Thank you. |
logica:Let me try again. " How can one explain that it is "mostly" in africa a man gets to kill/hit his wife/girlfriend if he catches her cheating and still kills/hit the same wife/ girlfriend if she catches him cheating?" Are you okay now?, yes?...No? Anyways, it doesn't matter because i will not argue logic with MR LOGICA, like you said, "Logic isn't my thing". ciao! |
logica:Nobody said that. |
Tufiakwa! Chukwu aju!
Never |
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what course did you study?