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Last year Christmas, my sister in-laws (6 of them) held a meeting, made breakfast and excluded me and my kids because i don't usually wake up by 6am to cook. By the time I woke up by 7:30am, I went to the kitchen to make my baby's meal and saw everyone eating. I laughed, went
Concerned parent retweeted
"My daughter school sent her back because of her hair And she refuse to dye the hair black."
You are not a good mother.
Marry Anambra woman, e get why
Please someone should go through these lists and tell me why these people will have the mind to mandate us to provide everything in this list for my mum's burial? These are her village people from Imo
I've never seen this kind of list before even during marriage ceremonies.
This is one of our culture I don't agree with
This is extortion
We still have our sick father to care for after the burial
Where are we going to get all these money?
*List of umuada umuesiulo*
*In the morning*
1. One big tray of garden egg (anara)
Oji na okwuoso
1. One big cooler of rice
2. half cooler of yam
3. half bag of fufu and soup with meat
4. Two big meat (Ntiti Anu)
5. pieces of fried meat
6. 5 crates of can malt
7. 4bags of pure water
8. One big Milo
9. One big milk
10. 60 loaves of bread
11. 60 plastic cups with cover
12. chewing stick
13
*The general isiala *
*In the afternoon*
1. One big tray of garden egg (anara)
2. Two big coolers of rice
3. One big cooler of yam
4. Half bag of fufu and soup with meat inside
5. Two big meat (Ntiti Anu)
6. Pieces of fried meat
7. 7 crates of can malt
8. 7bags of pure water
UMUESIULO ALUTARADI
IN THE MORNING
1. 1 tray of garden egg and Okwu ose
2. 1/2 cooler of rice and meat, 1 ntinti anu and 2 bags of pure water
3. 2 crates of canned malt, 1/2 cooler of fufu and soup, 1/2 cooler of yam.
IN THE MORNING
1. 1 tin Milo and milk each
2. 15 loaves of bread
3. 15 cups and 1 bag of pure water and sugar
4. Chewing stick
5. white powder
6. small Vaseline
ISIALA OGBERURU GENERAL WOMEN LIST
1. 7 crates of can malt
2. 3 big coolers of rice
3. 2 ntinti anu and 150 pieces of meat
4. 10 bags of pure water
5. 1 big cooler of yam
6. 1 big cooler of fufu and good soup
7. 1 big tray of anara, oji and okwu ose
Or cash #400,000
Concerned parent retweeted
Please someone should go through these lists and tell me why these people will have the mind to mandate us to provide everything in this list for my mum's burial? These are her village people from Imo
I've never seen this kind of list before even during marriage ceremonies.
This is one of our culture I don't agree with
This is extortion
We still have our sick father to care for after the burial
Where are we going to get all these money?
*List of umuada umuesiulo*
*In the morning*
1. One big tray of garden egg (anara)
Oji na okwuoso
1. One big cooler of rice
2. half cooler of yam
3. half bag of fufu and soup with meat
4. Two big meat (Ntiti Anu)
5. pieces of fried meat
6. 5 crates of can malt
7. 4bags of pure water
8. One big Milo
9. One big milk
10. 60 loaves of bread
11. 60 plastic cups with cover
12. chewing stick
13
*The general isiala *
*In the afternoon*
1. One big tray of garden egg (anara)
2. Two big coolers of rice
3. One big cooler of yam
4. Half bag of fufu and soup with meat inside
5. Two big meat (Ntiti Anu)
6. Pieces of fried meat
7. 7 crates of can malt
8. 7bags of pure water
UMUESIULO ALUTARADI
IN THE MORNING
1. 1 tray of garden egg and Okwu ose
2. 1/2 cooler of rice and meat, 1 ntinti anu and 2 bags of pure water
3. 2 crates of canned malt, 1/2 cooler of fufu and soup, 1/2 cooler of yam.
IN THE MORNING
1. 1 tin Milo and milk each
2. 15 loaves of bread
3. 15 cups and 1 bag of pure water and sugar
4. Chewing stick
5. white powder
6. small Vaseline
ISIALA OGBERURU GENERAL WOMEN LIST
1. 7 crates of can malt
2. 3 big coolers of rice
3. 2 ntinti anu and 150 pieces of meat
4. 10 bags of pure water
5. 1 big cooler of yam
6. 1 big cooler of fufu and good soup
7. 1 big tray of anara, oji and okwu ose
Or cash #400,000
Funny thing is that they don't eat it themselves. Humans normally are despicable beings
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wetin dey pain me sef be say I guide pass most people wey I advise to vote wisely😓
Concerned parent retweeted
If every Christian Religious starts speaking up like this. But if they do, where will tithe and offering come from?
Both of them are shameless
Stop collecting MONEY from men if you know you are not going to visit HIM.
I don't know how many times we are going to say this to women.
Now see how this young man is disgracing this girl because he sent her money to visit him and she ate the money and blocked him
Now the guy have caught her demanding that she must follow him home to do the do.
Please on a more serious note; if you don't like a guy please avoid his money, it's unreasonable to collect money and refuse the bids.
It Is a criminal offense to collect a guys money under an agreement and later refuse to visit and block him.
A child just got hit on her way to school, the maid is crying her eyes out on how her madam will k!ll her today.
It wasn't her fault though. The child let go of her hand while trying to cross and got hit.
My morning is ruined
Concerned parent retweeted
If you watched Glamour Girls your child should be in the university by now.
#ThrowbackThursday
He blames handwashing? Same race that bathe once a week
Josh O’Connor lost 21 pounds for God’s Own Country. Then an infection took another 21, and shut down filming.
Preparing to play a Yorkshire farmer in the 2017 film, he worked on a real farm and immersed himself in the character, isolating himself from friends.
By the fourth week of the six-week shoot, he was so ill that production stopped. He ended up in hospital on a drip.
O’Connor later suspected that neglecting to wash his hands during farm work had contributed, although the cause wasn’t medically confirmed in his account.
By the end, he described himself as gaunt and called the experience horrific.
“It was really lonely and hard. I don’t think I’d do it again.”
