@Queencilla15@OgeDichiVic Yes its An African pride,
It may not really be because of the beads she wore, it may be the way she dress, to show the world her curves. Peace out ✌✌✌
@MasterBolaji Sir, how is it going to benefit us , we living in Badagry.
Why i said this, is because, they are sharing light to us here in Badagry. One day ON, One day OFF
@BenHump_1@nsimacoaching I want to call to your attention that, if the Lagosian want to behave like the eastern state, make easterner brothers and sisters will suffer. I can't say more than that. Peace out ✌✌✌
@okameyaw He is right in his own way
Apart from sending the the single mother's child to a private sch do not mean he is selfish. She's trying to play the victim card
Young men looking for a wife to marry, let me teach you how to do a bit of filtering from a woman’s perspective;
1. She bills you first or second week of talking, BLOCK
2. She has no job or business, BLOCK
3. You ask her on a date and she wants you to buy her a dress or pay for her hair, BLOCK
4. You ask her, “so where do you see yourself in the next 1yr” and she replies with “I don’t know o,” BLOCK
5. Her money is her money, your money is our money, BLOCK
6. Always buying new expensive things without a clear source of income, BLOCK
7. You buy her a gift on her birthday but you didn’t get a gift on yours? BLOCK
8. Always asking you for money, BLOCK
9. Only you do the calling, she doesn’t call you, BLOCK
10. She doesn’t want kids, BLOCK.
Never let money take the front seat in your approach to her.
If money can buy her affection, someone richer will take her away from you.
Be generous, not a simp.
A woman liking you is one of the easiest things to tell.
A woman ready for marriage is the second easiest thing to tell.
Reshared 🔄
Tell a child to kn3l down and face the wall, the child will come back tomorrow with his parents and they'll tell you that because of that kneeling of yesterday that the doctor said that this is his medical report that the child has developed knee cap problem.
Bring back corporal pûnishment and our educational system will work again. I'm among those who corporal pûnishment made and never marred.
Corporal pûnishment instil discipline in us, taught us respect for teachers and elders, built out characters, our behaviors, our relationship with people in the school and outside the environment.
I remember that time, face the wall, frog jump, one leg jump, pick pin. Those were the pûnishment and it depends, if your off3nse is so grev!ous, they'll tell you to go cut a portion of the grass that is appropriate to your age.
So whenever you m!sbehave again and your parents tell you that I'm going to report you to your teacher, you'll see us crying from home.
Then discipline was in the hands of the school but today parents have taken it back and what have they done with it?
If you discipline a child today, tomorrow parents will come to the school to f!ght the teacher. So bring back corporal pûnishment” — Woman says