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Fabherbie:
Well i have seen the movie. Truth is the guy is majorly at fault. The lady spent all her life supporting his dream. And yes she gave up at the last minute because she thought he cheated on him, she had been having that thoughts in her head prior to when it happened and then her sister told her about it and she believed it.
The man gave up on her so easy. She didn't everything for him, financially, emotionally, physically. But he left just as the chance he got it and all the dream he had with the wife was shared with another woman.
The woman met a ready made man. She didn't do much. I'm sure if he was still married to his wife, she wouldn't have pushed his offer... She would have left it at the initial buy out.
All that triggered her mental breakdown. She needed help but who better to give her than the man she spent her whole life loving. That made her that way. It was too much for her to handle.

U nailed it

Frankiss44:
Most of things you said are true... But you can't be giving countless excuses for Melinda because at the end of the day, we will all be responsible for our decisions... Majority of the blame I think should go to the family.. The interference was just too much and she let them get into her head... But one of the worse decisions she made that lost my sympathy was banging the ex immediately after she got the divorce..

U blame the family? May b just 2% blame, families has nothing to do in a relationship if husband and wife wants to be together they will and if they don't want dey wont, the family that did not attend ur wedding program, families can only try dere best, husband and wife are to live together and not wit the families. She shouldn't have listened to her sisters, I know for sure if her mom were to b alive things won't get dat worst .. banging of her ex, that is female for u, she tinks banging her ex will make her forget about Robert but the harder the guy bangs her the more she feels jealous of Robert been in bed with another woman,.

He rejected the first offer wen dey were in big mess, 800k is nothing if u truly know ur worth, I am glad he stood is ground and it got paid later in the day.... to me the two is to be blamed, but I put the whole blame to Robert, he should have waited for some time before taking that other woman in, he should have discussed it with his wife about meeting her again, all he think of is all he wants for his wife and not what his wife wanted, he should have tried to get a small job may b 6hours a day and 5 days a week just to support his wife. The only fault of his wife is she listen to her sisters, she truly loves her husband but she allow her sisters bad words get into her head, Melinda was crying wen Robert was signing the divorce form but her sisters were happy ( wen u start thinking wat ppl will say about u, u become dere prisoner) I can say those guys are jealous of him because they knew he will made it in future, one of them said it that, ( I knew he would, that dude is smart) , when u knew he is smart , y don't u support him? She only divorced him because she thought he was cheating on her again not because he was poor

Pls when will season 4 come out

Omo see house, baba God pls pick my call

May be he is right

Xcelinteriors:
Yes it is paper but it last longer

what about if water splash on it. Hope it won't get destroyed

Xcelinteriors:
Yes it is paper but it last longer

Okay, what about if water splash on it, hope it won't get destroyed

Can you

Is it a paper, hope it won't get destroyed after some months

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Ekuru is eaten with hands(you will crumble the Ekuru and mix the sauce, some people sprinkle salt over it and mix but the salt part is optional)



Ekuru and Stew (White moi moi and fried stew)
BY ALIYAH
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Ekuru and stew are also known as ofuloju and ata dindin, it is commonly eaten among the Yorubas in Nigeria and it’s like a sister to moi moi and eko (steamed beans with pap). Some say Ekuru is originated from the Kwara state some argued that it’s from Ondo state, all my concern is the Ekuru and how much I love eating it… lol. Ekuru is eaten with hands(you will crumble the Ekuru and mix the sauce, some people sprinkle salt over it and mix but the salt part is optional)
I was under the weather a few days ago and all I wanted was spicy food and didn’t want soup (pepper soup) and that was how I quickly whipped up Ekuru and stew.
Traditionally, Ekuru is prepared with peeled bean, I have a process of peeling the beans faster on the blog How to Peel Beans with a Blender. Ekuru mixture needs air to be incorporated into it to make it light and fluffy and to do that blended beans is mixed in a mortar and pestle and steamed in banana leaves. The stew is commonly prepared with ponmo (cowskin), locust beans (iru) dried fish or shrimps, you don’t have to use all the listed ingredients if you don’t have them or like them, the stone grinder was used in grinding the pepper.
It’s modern day, appliances have taken over, you can use pieces of appliances for the process I used a hand mixer and mini chopper to blend, you can use a food processor or a blender but I’m making small portion hence the mini chopper.
Let’s get started.
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Ekuru and Stew (White moi moi and fried stew)
Course: lunch, Main Course
Cuisine: African
Ingredients
1 Pound Black Eyed Pea or brown beans
1/2 Cup Dried pepper
1 Onion (sliced)
1/2 Red bell pepper
2 Big Habanero/Rodo
1 Teaspoon Ground crayfish
1.5 Cup Dried fish, dried crayfish
1/4 Cup Cooking Oil (Palm or vegetable oil)
Instructions
1. or Ekuru: soak the peeled beans in water overnight or for at least 1 hour (for easy blending)
2. lend the soaked beans with little or no water until smooth.
3. our the blended beans into a bowl and mix to incorporate air (use a hand whisker or electric hand mixer) as you will do when mixing cake. When mixing you will notice the changes in the mixture.
If the mixture is too thick add water (I used 1 cup in total), you don't want the mixture too thick or too watery.
4. Continue to mix, you will notice the beans doubles or increase in size, this takes about 8 minutes with a hand mixer, for you to check if the beans as changed to Ekuru, put a drop of it in a bowl of water, if it sink continue with your mixing but if it float, your Ekuru is done
5. lace a saucepan or pot over high heat and pour some water in it, enough to cover just the base of the ramekins.
When done with the mixing, pour the batter into a leaf and wrap.
Do not add anything to the mixture, Ekuru is prepared like that, no season whatsoever should be added.
6. If you're using leaves, place some (not too many) of the sticks(cut off from the bottom of the leaves) inside the water on the heat and place the wrapped beans batter inside the hot water (watch your fingers). If you're using ramekins or foil pocket just place it in the water, repeat the process until you exhaust the beans batter. Cover and steam.
7. eating: insert a toothpick inside the ekuru and if it comes out clean the ekuru is ready. If you're using leaves, the leaves would have changed in color, take one out to check if it's done. Ekuru is ready!

Ekuru and stew are also known as ofuloju and ata dindin, it is commonly eaten among the Yorubas in Nigeria and it’s like a sister to moi moi and eko

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Na because grandpa we dey vote for

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Fake story, if u can remember a rape story that happened in ondo town, after raping them that video was posted to Facebook,
If u can still remember the house that was seal because of this evil act

https://www.nairaland.com/4515424/five-men-rape-videotape-teenagers

Spain will not win this match, take that from me, what is inesta doing beside busquets

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Hayormeah:
Life after nysc hasn't been bad. All thanks to God.

good to know, u Re from which state

Hayormeah:
You can say that again... At least we weren't expecting to be paid at all.

yes we are lucky

Hayormeah:
You can say that again... At least we weren't expecting to be paid at all.

yes we are lucky, how is life after nysc

Hayormeah:
Na so.... Abi now?

yeah, half Bread is beta Dan non

Hayormeah:
No... 10months.

10 months, that is Nigeria for u