A few talking about d lad’s dressing; funny.
I know too many people with traditional ideas of dressing and very hard on young people, only for their own kids to display horrible habits later in life.
World over, many well-behaved people dress in ways we may deem unacceptable.
Happy 18th Birthday, my son Cameron Nonso Okoye ❤️🎂
Watching you grow from my little boy into the young man you are today is one of the greatest blessings of my life. 🥹❤️
Today, you step into a new chapter of your life. Always remember who you are, where you come from, and never be afraid to become the man you were born to be.
I may not be able to protect you from every storm, but I’ll always be here to guide you, support you, and love you through it all.
My son, my pride, my blessing. You are 18 today, but you’ll forever be my little boy. ❤️🦅
Happy 18th Birthday, Cameron. Dad loves you more than words can ever explain. ❤️🙏🏾🎉
Happy birthday to Cam🫶🏾❤️
Peter and Lola Okoye’s love story is in the same class with blockbuster love movies which appear to be just fantasies and surreal.
One can only continue to wish them well and for God to continue to exemplify their marriage; as one that stands the true test of time, war and doubts, till they very end.
How horrible could it have gone really, to warrant bludgeoning fellow humans
…and oh, children
…or much worse, one’s own family, to a lifeless state?
This is one of those crime stories that leave you perplexed for a long while.
Then, days later, perpetrator is seen speechless, lost, soulless and eyes blood-shot.
Rest easy, Nothabo Zandile Tshuma - 42, Natalie - 15 and Nala - 5.
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So, just got an email from @StanbicIBTC about Foreign Currency Pension Plan for people working/earning ‘abroad’.
Sounds like a smart move by the bank, though not sure if any other bank has such plans.
Will need to read and get more info.
A good number of immigrants habour this thought due to inability to effectively say ‘You can’t’ to some kids.
Personally, I believe kids are different. I believe there are those who easily take to corrections, those who need some tough parenting and to understand there are consequences for actions; and then, there is that tiny percentage about whom I will say “Ma God not give us” because … it may take some miracle, no matter where they are bred.
For the second group needing to really understand consequences, it may be good for those ones to spend a few years in a good setting back home. I have heard a lot like that, including an OAP who expressed he enjoyed how his parents sent him back home at some point as he is better for it.
A certain boy was (I think 13) knifed to death in London and the mum lamented how the boy did not get help because they had known all along that he had joined gang. Yes, there are gangs in some places back home, but most present parents will succeed at curbing that in a child of 10 years to late teens.
What is it with 12 year olds being known as gang members and nobody can correct them; not even parents on those streets can call all of them to order?
So, nowhere is perfect but for a certain set of kids, spending few years where they understand consequences MAY help.
Which boarding school in Nigeria would you honestly recommend for a child coming from the US who’s become really stubborn? 🤔
Do you think a stricter environment here can actually help reshape discipline?
I smile whenever my wife explains to my younger son, “Daddy did this, daddy does that…” just so he would realize the daddy who isn’t as emotional and expressive as his mum is the ‘real king’.
I smile not because I want her to do it, but because I understand she just wants him to know, while it doesn’t bother me.
I have transferred N130,000 twice from my @StanbicIBTC account. On both occasions, it came back as transaction pending but the money is still in the account. Now, my balance is about N300 short on charges for 2 transactions that never went.
Gonna be so happy for my brothers and friends who are Arsenal fans because they have been waiting for a league-winning season for a very long time.
However, this does not remove the banters the rest of us will suffer for the next one year.
London as well as the entire world of football is in trouble.
We go hear am.