...but na men too dey make women do manipulations and artwork for body na.......na d same madness

that clause in red is very unfair betty55.....why bring tribal sentiments into this? Who says a mother-in-law being horrible has got to do with Yorubas alone?

suicide mission......

Guess u are right...I've gone pass that stage but I agree it's worth experiences without some of the ills being experienced 2day....and yes, there is need for some modifications too but which would u suggest?

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What of the men that do penis enlargement?

the 'goggle' on his face disallows him to be......

He's now born-again and doesn't want to commit fornication any more.....I do hope he's not committing other sins too sha cos sin na sin.....

Like this too....

....huh ...anyway, na naija policeman now....it's possible

If it was a white garment pastor now, dem go talk say na devil dem dey worship....and if na one muslim Alfa did that, haaaaaaaaa, all hell would be loose forgetting that these things happen everywhere. Mr. Devil must be more prominent in some people's lives......but wait o, the pastor no get wife for house? and the girl, it didn't look to me like she struggled with the guy. and what would I be doing alone with a pastor in a church in a night vigil?

we dey Naija o... 

good morning my sister...how life now?

so sad........

Kerosene explosion: Cop’s last surviving family member dies

The policeman, who recently lost his six children to kerosene explosion in Oghara, Delta State, has lost his wife as a result of the explosion.
The wife, Mrs. Edna Adeleke died on Monday at the University of Benin Teaching Hospiral where she had been receiving treatment after explosion.

She was rushed to the hospital along with her six children last month after they sustained what doctors described as over 85 percent degree burns arising from the explosion of a lantern which she had lit on the fateful day.
Four of her children had earlier died shortly after they were admitted into the Delta State University Teaching Hospital, Oghara where they were rushed to for medical attention.

However, two other children who were referred with their mother to UBTH died later leaving their mother who finally succumb to death on Monday. With her death, her husband, Mr. Hope Adeleke, a police corporal serving in Warri was now left in a lonely world of his own, having lost his entire family members of seven to kerosene explosion.

Besides the death of Adeleke’s family members, two other persons, a woman and an 11-year-old girl had lost their lives in kerosene explosions. Forty-three incidents of kerosene explosion resulting in deaths in some cases, had also been reported in Rivers State, raising fears that further cases of explosion might be recorded in other parts of the country, following scarcity of kerosene which had forced unscrupulous dealers of the commodity to adulterate the product.

http://sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2011/feb/10/national-10-02-2011-008.htm

With the recent spate of unfortunate incidents happening to some youth corps members at their duty-posts, do you think the NYSC scheme should be eradicated? Being the kind of country Nigeria is with so much insecurity coupled with the hassles these 'youth corpers' usually go through, do the reasons for the establishment of the scheme justify these hardships and mishaps?

Thank God she's alive. And like one paster said, a cassava farm cannot be all that bushy for the landlord-hunter not to discern the figure of a human being from that of an antelope.....abeg, na human-hunter he be? Na human being him dey hunt? He should henceforth be banned from hunting b4 he wrecks a worse havoc on someone else....

When u sell goods and have no buyer, what happens? U close shop automatically....The Aunt started d biz, & d men became the customers...if the men did not forget their brains somewhere and remember that they too have (or would/might have) daughters of their own, they would not patronize...and if they don't patronize, the Aunt would not be in biz!

I love this comment....so nice!