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on December 07, 2010

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hey sis, replying to what u wrote on my prikbord, I think like 85% of people dont know who they are so you arent the only one, it's a social problem. I think everyone is still searching, i know i am. Sometimes i am naive and blind to certain things. I even have confidence problems at times even though i know im my own man. I think in these bodies we can never be perfect and its only the search that will show us what we really are. Trust me you are not alone. The way i try to figure things out is by mapping out some kind of planning. not very detailed but very well laid out but my plans are also very vigilant to change and adpatation if you know what i mean. I feel life isnt certain so we always have to adapt you know, things to tend to go wrong at times but thats why i love the way i plan things because i know there is always a way to get back on track.

An amateurs jailbreaking experience...kids, do NOT try this at home

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Omugwu: After Childbirth Who Should Visit Mother Or Mother-In-Law?

Omugwu: Who Should Visit Mother Or MIL? Let mew first explain to you what Omugwu is an age old tradition in Nigeria where after a women delivers her baby, her mother or mother-in-law comes and takes care of her and the newborn until she is completely healed. I'm sure most cultures practise this ancient tradition. What i want to know is who do you think should assist you after childbirth? your mother or your mother in law? I would much prefer my mother come and aid me after childbirth because i know her and she knows me. I've lived with her for a huge part of my life and i know she won't take what i do or say personally read meanings into my words or actions. Women Get Wahala! A lot of women complain about the lack of relationship they have with their mother in laws. on this popular group i joined on Facebook, Some have complained that their mother in law will come and not do anything, just bath baby, while the just delivered mother will take up all other house...

I Backed my Baby in Cyprus and the Local's Reaction was Priceless!

Why I had to Back my Baby in Cyprus and How People Reacted I backed my child in Lanark, Cyprus I’m sure you’re thinking “what? You carried wrapper and was backing your child in the abroad of all places? Why travel to the abroad and carry wrapper to start backing baby? Who does that?” Well, I do. And I did. And there’s no shame in this mama’s game. Women have been backing babies way back before I was born and many more will do it after me.

My Labor Story: Second Time Around

My Labor Story: Second Time Around Labor was short Had my second child in Israel The midwives were supportive, calm and coordinated Aiiieeeeeee! Were the screams that should have come out of my mouth at 5 am on a cold Monday November morning in Tel Aviv, but I didn't dare scream. My 18 month old toddler was in bed with hubby and I and I didn't want to take the chance of waking him up because once he's up, it's a struggle to get him back to sleep. So when the first contraction came, it was unexpected, sharp and woke me right up.

Somethings are just not worth it

So, I am a single black woman living in Shenyang, Liaoning and sometimes I crave the company of men, black men to be specific. And when that urge takes over, my friends and I hit up social hang-outs to see what and who is out there. And in this part of china there are a lot of black men. And to make it even better, a lot of Nigerian men, i'm not beefing the Caucasians or anything, but i love my meat... dark. Ok, as i was saying, the Nigerian men... so i go out and there are tons of them walking the streets of shenyang, in the supermarket, at the club, in church, in the universities... you get the picture. They are everywhere! Which i love, cos i'm thinking, i can have my pick. Choose one, flirt with the brotha a lil, get his digits and if possible, prolong the friendship until it blossoms into something more. Hopefully. But there is no hope! Why? Because, 1 out of 2 have a girlfriend or girlfriends. And they don't even date a sista, they're out there frolicking their...

Just my Opinion: Who's developing Nigeria?

Two days ago my mum and I passed along Kubwa road and was happy to see that the once jagged and pot-holed road was now under-construction . They were filling up the holes and widening the road, making it easier for occupants of Kubwa and travelers going to Kaduna to travel smoothly. I was happy to see the men all hard at work and as we drove passed we saw the company sign ( I won't say which one), the road was been constructed by the Chinese and further down there were a group of about 5 Chinese under the sun, giving orders to the workers. These guys were under the sun! In my mind, I thought, these guys are gonna head on back to their offices in 5 minutes , but three hours later as we drove back to Abuja, these same 5 men were still under the sun, writing, talking to the men and generally checking the work done. Chinese presence, economically and technologically has increased rapidly and disruptively over the years. And it doesn't look like they'll be going anywhere any...

The Cutest Book Trailer! How I Made My Children's Book Trailer with my Iphone in Just 40 Minutes! And Tips To Make Yours Too!

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#baad2017 Naija Social Media Won’t Allow Us Hear Word: Money is Good o!

#baad2017 Naija Social Media Won’t Allow Us Hear Word: Money is Good O The wedding of the century happened in South Africa over the weekend and it was lit! If you weren’t invited you missed. Me too o! I'm not excluding myself.

Interesting: Could this Natural Remedy be the Cure To Infertility In Women?!

Could this Natural Remedy be the Cure To Infertility In Women? This DIY natural drink has been making the rounds on Nigerian social media and it is believed to cure infertility in woman. The banana recipe consists of baking soda, milk, eggs and of course banana. It is believed to help boost ovulation and is used to conceive. Women have sworn by it, claiming they took in a month after consuming this drink. The key is to take it once in three months (don't know why) and early hours of the morning on an empty stomach then wait another two hours before taking breakfast. As silly as it sounds, there are some women who have tried this drink and swears it works. Here's the recipe below: 1. 1 teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda 2.1 tin of liquid milk 3.2 ripe bananas 4.2 raw eggs Blend altogether and drink it a day after your period. Have you taking this drink, know anyone who has? did it work?

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