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Please who has samsung s20fe used screen and the price Location: Ilorin, Kwara State |
Who has Samsung S20FE Screen? Location: Ilorin, Kwara State. |
210K |
Anyone with A72 or A73 for sell? |
Is this still available? |
Anybody?? |
Yes...any idea on creating the account? |
Pls who has any idea how to create the account for nyif loan on this website https://www.npfmicrofinancebank.com/savings-account-form.php After filing all the necessary details, can't seem to proceed to the next page. Thanks |
Still up |
If interested...
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Ilorin Kwara State...but can way billed it to any state of preference |
Anyone?? |
Fairly used camon 12 Pro for sale.... 6gb+64gb Neat and in good condition. Price: 60k.... negotiable Reason for sale: Wanna upgrade to Samsung A12...if available pls comment with price |
legendjoecid@gmail.com |
seunsiju:U connect... ![]() |
It's quite easy...hint them on not using your pic as there dp...use social exposure as excuse...know there schedule, there timetable and there place of abode. Always meet them at diff timeline and diff location and if they ever come to know one day, just claim that the other ones are your ex...shikena |
kokakola:@kokakola Please send to legendjoecid@gmail.com |
brainmax2000:Noted |
We really need to move forward with our thinking in Africa |
brainmax2000:There is nothing in the write up supporting gay marriage...all what it is saying is that we shouldn't force things on a woman just because she's a female, it should be a matter of choice |
Walkee:Care to pinpoint your above point... |
brainmax2000:This is the 21st Century...things and times are changing, we really got to stop living in the past |
HealerH:To follow your word...we just submit ourselves to a wrong way of living and shallow thinking? |
Vision101:Your way of thinking is really disappointing...Do u seriously think women are commodity to be bought? |
*Copied* A married woman will go to her parent's home with her husband for a short visit, after exchanging pleasantries, everyone will start running around to make sure their son in-law is comfortable. He will be well fed, well entertained and well taken care of. No one expects him to lift a finger to do anything, because he is a special guest, their daughter's husband. Turn the table...�� A married man goes to his parent's home with his wife for a short visit, immediately after exchanging pleasantries, everyone will start looking at their son's wife with corner eye to see if she'll go to the kitchen and join in cooking.��� She will sometimes be expected to take over the cooking and serve everyone, with a broad smile on her face. After meal, they will be watching her to see if she will clear the table, wash the plates and clean the kitchen. No one gives her any special treatment like the special guest she is. Afterall who is she? An ordinary married woman! If she doesn't do any of the chores expected of her, her in-law will start 'beefing' her and may become hostile towards her. Her sisters in-law will start grumbling and sometimes become outright rude to her. She will be called for a meeting, her home training will be questioned and her wife material length measured.��� She will be berated, called lazy, mannerless and all sorts of derogatory names. Her husband will even be chastised for not controlling and disciplining his wife enough. She may most likely leave her in-law's home sad, physically and emotionally drained. What was meant to be a short vacation or visit eventually turns out to be hard labour filled with misery, tears and regrets. My annoyance is that it's always women making life uncomfortable and miserable for their fellow women in cases like this. It's always women putting unnecessary pressure on their fellow women. It's always women who are the gatekeepers of patriarchy. .....Can't a woman visit her in-laws and be treated special for the few hours or days she will stay, just like we do to our sons in-law when they visit us? Get me right o��, I'm not saying that she should relax and be sleeping.....NO...... But let it not look like she's trying to prove a point. Allow her do it, because it's naturally in her and not because you want her to. A disciplined woman knows what to do, how to do it and when to do it.. Take it or leave it, most married women in our society would rather spend holidays with their own family than with their in-laws, because of the above reasons. The other day, I read a lady complaining that her mother was sweeping and her brother's wife didn't go to take the broom from her and continue the sweeping. Mind you, the complainant and her other siblings were there too, yet she felt it was her brother's wife's duty to go help her mum. This morning again, I stumbled on a post where a lady was complaining that her sister in-law visited and didn't enter the kitchen to cook. Who was cooking for them before her sister in-law came? Would she have said so if it was her husband or her sister's husband that visited? When I see such posts or hear people make such funny complaints, I get really funny too. I hate double standards. I hate it with passion!! It's about time we do away with the tradition that enslaves women... |
Hi, is there any movie audition in Ilorin Kwara State?? Please notify if you are aware of any. |
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Mine is bringing out only 1 question...anyone with similar experience?? |
