So sorry for your lost dear but dat is so common of Drs mostly when they know they are good,they just acept evey offer given to them to practise or to consult without taking their own healt into considerations.you will agree with me dat these Dr have little or know time to rest their brains all in d name of making more money. I work in a Federal hospital an if these issues is not promptly addressed,we will sure have more issues like these in no distant time to come.

Ngenge: The most painful death of a loved one I have experienced hapened in august 2008.He is my aunt's husband,an orthopaedic consultant with federal medical centre Owerri,acting HOD in department of Protesis & Orthopaedic tech(FUTO), Surgeon to many private clinics in Owerri & Port harcourt. He slumped and died while walking to his office after going for ward round for his patients. Aged 51. A man of little words but brave in action. I couldn't cry when I heard the news cos in my wildest imagination,he is not suppose to die even in d next 30 years. Medical science,finance nd gentility would have saved him but they couldn't. Chai,may d soul of Dr.R.N. Ikechukwu rest with his creator. What's your own most painful death of a loved one?

So sorry for your lost dear but dat is so common of Drs mostly when they know they are good,they just acept evey offer given to them to practise or to consult without taking their own healt into considerations.you will agree with me dat these Dr have little or know time to rest their brains all in d name of making more money. I work in a Federal hospital an if these issues is not promptly addressed,we will sure have more issues like these in no distant time to come.

Ngenge: The most painful death of a loved one I have experienced hapened in august 2008.He is my aunt's husband,an orthopaedic consultant with federal medical centre Owerri,acting HOD in department of Protesis & Orthopaedic tech(FUTO), Surgeon to many private clinics in Owerri & Port harcourt. He slumped and died while walking to his office after going for ward round for his patients. Aged 51. A man of little words but brave in action. I couldn't cry when I heard the news cos in my wildest imagination,he is not suppose to die even in d next 30 years. Medical science,finance nd gentility would have saved him but they couldn't. Chai,may d soul of Dr.R.N. Ikechukwu rest with his creator. What's your own most painful death of a loved one?

So sorry for your lost dear but dat is so common of Drs mostly when they know they are good,they just acept evey offer given to them to practise or to consult without taking their own healt into considerations.you will agree with me dat these Dr have little or know time to rest their brains all in d name of making more money. I work in a Federal hospital an if these issues is not promptly addressed,we will sure have more issues like these in no distant time to come.

Ngenge: The most painful death of a loved one I have experienced hapened in august 2008.He is my aunt's husband,an orthopaedic consultant with federal medical centre Owerri,acting HOD in department of Protesis & Orthopaedic tech(FUTO), Surgeon to many private clinics in Owerri & Port harcourt. He slumped and died while walking to his office after going for ward round for his patients. Aged 51. A man of little words but brave in action. I couldn't cry when I heard the news cos in my wildest imagination,he is not suppose to die even in d next 30 years. Medical science,finance nd gentility would have saved him but they couldn't. Chai,may d soul of Dr.R.N. Ikechukwu rest with his creator. What's your own most painful death of a loved one?

From d way you write,it doubtlessly shows that you are a very Proud and Arrogant fellow.

manmade: If @ your age and your level of education, you don't know the difference between WORD and WORK then you have no moral justification to insult Gej on the issue @ hand.

Is marriage d ultimate?its a choice pls

cute shade: Hit...bt make she go marry

My dear young man,I wish you could just Behave Act and Think as d man you really are,be bold enofe to talk to any human being,so they fore go for what you want and need kk,as a woman,permit me to say we like BOLD men. all d best

I met dis TV set,willi willi,and will not sleep all night,commando and red Sonia.

You make your spouse who eventually he or she turns out. my husband is any tin phone or internet freak ,its as bad as even @ wee wee hours of d morning he starts with his phone.wen he comes back from work,he hardly have time to gist with me. to be sincere one man started being nice and I rolled with him fully{talking}why cus he hard d time my husband never hard for me.I knew it was bad to talk to another man like dat but just kept talking until one day wen my husband came home and hard so much time and gist with me what hard happened in d office. I felt so love dat I did not even have d time of talking with him again. dat was how any attraction or time I hard or he hard for me went to d tin air. believe you me,marriage is not a dettoil advert which says “if I dnt take k of her, who will?” Believe you me they are more than a thousand of people will. happy easter people.

Wish them same

she broke pass you?

welcome honey.no ceremony

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha , i no fit laugh

Dondav:
Look at my face! Does it look like I'm kidding?

winners Chapel Calabar N loving it like no other

you can say dat again dearie,.many men dnt just get it at all.but with oh,where couples not put in d kno d mistry of a wedding ring?[quote
author=promire2004]Dis is really funny. Different excuses 4 not wearing
rings. I'm sure d story will change wen ur wives stops wearing theirs. I
knw i'm gonna hear craps like "it's a man's world". Pls if u're
married, and u love ur wifey, don't toss ur rings away, put'em
on.[/quote]

no harm ment sir only a kind suggestion.try gold it dus no irritate.[quote
author=stagger]Wore mine for the first year and stopped as I was
reacting to the material. I always react to jewelry, bet it watches or
chains so I just don't wear them. I will start though as my wife has
recently threatened to stop wearing hers: I can't have all those prying
Abuja men causing me problems.[/quote]

these dude are now big boys 2day oh.am happy for them cus they make me laugh .

mum always did tell us all our monies are in d bele bank, that's where she save them wen we ask her of it.

dis is one of d more reasons why i like lag,houses there are relatively cheap.oh how i so wish it was dat cheap hear in CRS.

oh what a good memory gurgger

[quote
author=Super1759]Soldiers were ma best friends then,in the morning
during when everyone is running ² prayer ground.I drag ma feet ² one
corridor 2 sleep,dats if I don't wana go.during all those lectures and
training.me and ma niggies.seat in our hostel and gist and chat.if dem
catch us.dem go tell us."Ur on ur own ooo"in d evening parade.we go deh
mami till sun go.we go now join dem.na we make noise pass.no be say we
deh give dem anytn.but that is "understanding".in the night.we stay
with dem gist and some guys giv dem bottles,shikena.jus do the right
thing.till date I talk with some on fone..I enjoyed camp walahii[/quote]no hard fillings dude,but believe you me you practically missed d essence of d camp.

[quote
author=Efemena_xy]~ Neither of my grandparents looked like the other

~ My parents don't look like each other

~ My hubby and I certainly don't look like each other. Okay, we've not
hit the 25 year land mark - but even then, I don't see our facial
features transforming into the other's.

What a weak argument.[/quote]