@OP i just saw a new one; Iya rainbow and Ngozi both in the kitchen trying to out do each other while blending/grinding soup ingredients...Ngozi using modern gadgets to blend and Iya rainbow using the traditional methods (tradotional methods which are still used even in mordern homes) it was really hilarious .

In my opinion, in a country and world where the rate of divorce is increasing every year. Such comic relief is very much needed.
The advert series showed some of the challenges faced by inter tribal marriages in our country and the characters did a good job. But did you notice how the young couple kept doing all they could to manage their in-law's differences? Never allowing it to come in between them as many do today? Hence the mother in-laws still stayed under their roof.

Moral lesson:
1. We can still live together despite our educational, cultural and tribal/ethnic differences..
2. Marriages can last longer when you learn how to manage your in-laws or other third party interference..

@OP see the brighter side of life. Life is good.

Thanks for sharing your experience. Yes i agree one-on-one tutoring by parents does help kids understand better what they are taught at school without environmental pressure.

Carelessness has resulted to big loss for the family of the okada rider. I hope the passenger recovers, because with the dent on this Benz its not looking good. he must be driving at a very high speed.

Richfella: That's a FORCED union right there!

They are joined together with a ROPE...just like society's marriage institution .

Remove the rope let's see what happens.

I disagree the rope does not stop the cat from clawing at the dog or jumping of its back. that's training. More so the Bible promises such in Paradise.

Lekke Lekke gi me finger.. Lekke lekke gi me finger...... we sing this when a white bird with long legs(like a Pelican bird) fly by. This one, still a mystery I am yet to unravel

Leke leke gi me finger, lekke lekke gi me finger...... this one is still an unravelled mystry for me..... lols

donjaic: Hi Siena these are my car details and problems can you advice?


01) Volkswagen.
02) Passat.
03) VR5 3.2l
04 5-Speed Tiptronic.
05) 98
06) Euro
07) Front WD

the following are the problems:

25) Auto transmission doesn't change gear, stays in one gear. Gear shift indicator on dash (PRNDS, PRND etc) all illuminated (if you rev the engine for a while it will engage and continue to drive smoothly. PRMD all illuminated)
26) Auto transmission doesn't engage reverse, all forward gears okay. Gear shift indicator on dash (PRNDS, PRND etc) all illuminated.

I have used a diagnostic tool on it and it gives some codes which points to the auto transmission box (cant remember the codes now tho). i changed the ATF oil and problems still persists. the car has been in this state for a year now. i am considering changing the whole gear box. what do u advice?

thanks in advance.

Oga Sienna, you have been helpfull to many on this thread, pls kindly respond to mine. thanks alot.

Hi Siena these are my car details and problems can you advice?


01) Volkswagen.
02) Passat.
03) VR5 3.2l
04 5-Speed Tiptronic.
05) 98
06) Euro
07) Front WD

the following are the problems:

25) Auto transmission doesn't change gear, stays in one gear. Gear shift indicator on dash (PRNDS, PRND etc) all illuminated (if you rev the engine for a while it will engage and continue to drive smoothly. PRMD all illuminated)
26) Auto transmission doesn't engage reverse, all forward gears okay. Gear shift indicator on dash (PRNDS, PRND etc) all illuminated.

I have used a diagnostic tool on it and it gives some codes which points to the auto transmission box (cant remember the codes now tho). i changed the ATF oil and problems still persists. the car has been in this state for a year now. i am considering changing the whole gear box. what do u advice?

thanks in advance.