Relationship/Marriage talk

07/07/2025

Anybody wearing your clothes at midnight to change your looks against your helpers will run mad physically in Jesus name..amen🤲🏽

27/06/2025

A woman can always sense when she’s being played or lied to, that feeling is NEVER wrong,

03/06/2025

Correct woman

27/05/2025

25/05/2025

Just CONGRATULATE Your Self Under This Post, I Don't Know Why, But Do It With Faith
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25/05/2025

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1. Welcome to Nigeria where the husband is called BABY and the son is called DADDY.

2. Welcome to Nigeria where wedding must be on Saturday.

3. Welcome to Nigeria where Car keys and iPhone don't enter pocket.

4 Welcome to Nigeria where it's easy for your relatives to contribute money for your burial but difficult to raise money to help you start-up a business.

5. Welcome to Nigeria where you will open fridge and see ice cream container with egusi soup inside.

6. Welcome to Nigeria where people buy dog and name it tiger.

7. Welcome to Nigeria.. A country where a married man will still complain that his girlfriend is cheating on him.

8. Welcome to Nigeria where barbers display pictures of hairstyle they can't even barb!

9. Welcome to NIGERIA where all DETERGENTS are called OMO.

10. Welcome to Nigeria where all noodles are called indomie.

11. Welcome to Nigeria where one medicine cures all sicknesses.

12. Welcome to Nigeria where a rich hausa man is called 'Alhaji' while a poor hausa man is called Aboki

13. welcome to Nigeria where all sausage roll are called gala.

14. Welcome to Nigeria where all Toothpaste are called Maclean

15. Welcome to Nigeria where young boys spray their hair white colour and old men dye their hair black

16. welcome to Nigeria where I have made you laugh😁😄✌️so hard and If you don't bless me with a follow, 🙏🤸💃🙆 . please bless me with a follow.🙏🙏

22/05/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Abolarin Temitope Aderonke, Hannah Ibironke Ashaolu Olamijulo, Donny Pearls, Enny Meg Agada, Sandra Ukah, Elizabeth Inomeda, Anurika Jessy, Vera Edwin, Opeyemi Funmilayo, Nnaji Ozioma Grace, Nome Vikky Anurika, Uche Maud, Adejoke Opeifa, Yakson Danson, Glory Eze, Angela Akhigbe Ali, Nwabueze Gabriella, Chibuike Harriet Chisom, Ozioma Christian, Kingsley Happiness, Obinna Nelly, Chimgolum Sylvia, Eno Alex, Blessing Nweze, Ogochukwu Okoye, Grace Olujobi, Blessing Emmanuel, Uzoma Stephanie, Joy Happy, Chibu Stephanie, Adaeze Feilx, Olalekan Adedeji, Rayo Gold, Noravel Ojukwu, Nneoma Nnwulu, Chimkamdinaka Francis, Ldy Diamond, Favor Eze, Temiloluwa Abosede Okediya, Nwaelutu Constance, David Musangu, Endurance Endyblinkes Boniface, Tume Kila, Lizzy J Kaze, Joseph Daniel, Amedu Mimi, Agbeyomi Odunayo Olamide, Kangyang Patrick, Supernaturalfavour Blossom, Peace Shekwo

20/05/2025

I saw a long debate over this picture. This is father and daughter. Is anything wrong with it?

10/01/2025

COOKING GAS CYLINDER SAFETY TIPS

To avoid gas explosion, please keep to the following gas cylinder safety tips:

1. Don't fill your cooking gas cylinder beyond its capacity. Its capacity must be written on the body of the gas cylinder

2. Don't repair a faulty cooking gas cylinder, rather replace the faulty cooking gas cylinder than repairing it

3. Buy your cooking gas cylinder from only satisfy gas dealers and not from any person

4. Before you buy any cooking gas cylinder, always check for the production and expiry date

5. It best to keep your cooking gas cylinder outside or in a well ventilated place under room temperature

6. Do not keep cooking gas cylinder close to heat emitting object, like open fire, cooking stove etc

7. Do not keep your filled gas cylinder under the sun

8. To avoid rust, do not keep your cooking gas cylinder under rain or close to any water leaking source

9. Smoking close to cooking gas cylinder should be avoided

10. Your cellphone should be kept away from your cooking gas cylinder, especially when the gas cooker is on

11. Keep cooking gas cylinder away from children

12. Placing gas cylinders inside the kitchen is dangerous and can lead to explosions. To stay safe, keep gas cylinders outside in a well-ventilated area, away from heat and sunlight

13. For camp gas cylinders used indoors, ensure proper ventilation and keep them away from flammable materials

14. Check for leaks regularly using soapy water— when it forms bubbles, that mean there’s a leak

15. Always turn off the gas at the valve after use. If you smell gas, turn off the supply, ventilate the area, and avoid using electrical devices

16. Use certified equipment and store cylinders safely in open areas

These steps will help prevent accidents and ensure safety...
Credit:goestorightowner