O.Y.O (On your own) follows the lives of young boys growing up in the streets of Benin to adulthood. They live and sleep on the streets of Benin and have formed a brotherhood. These type of boys have come to be known as “Elema boys” in Benin city, Nigeria. Here is the trailer.
Not my sister teaching someone the appropriate uses for 'ba', 'fa', 'na', 'ne', and 'ai'.
"You use 'ba' for questions. Like, 'She's his wife, ba?'"
"You use na when you're trying to convince someone about something.
'She's his wife na'"
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I remember singing a song my sister and I apparently made and sang for our teachers in primary school to this guy I was talking to.
Just realising I probably sang Phineas and Ferb's Gitchee Gitchee Goo instead.
See me double guessing myself now. Did we really make any song up?😩
So, this house has movement sensors and they're pinging in the parlour right now while I'm in the room. I hope this thing is malfunctioning because my imagination and I are not very fond of heart attacks.
When people talk about unconditional love, this is what it looks like. She makes sure he is good, but did not jeopardize her own happiness. And she chose a mate that understands that type of love. To be honest, this would make me love a person more. How big her heart must be…