This photo has caused some stir on social media. The photo shows the images of Jesus and Mary plastered on bathroom slippers; a photo for each slipper
Since it emerged, the photo has got people debating on the appropriateness of the design. Some think it is very disrespectful and too blasphemous.
Some critics have even called for the makers of the slippers to be flogged thoroughly. Other more tolerant and liberal persons have, however, said there is no big deal about he design.
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Got married to my husband three years ago and some months, but my three years of marital bliss is nothing but confusion.
I met him on Facebook in 2008 and we met in person late 2011 and we got married in February 2013, but the person I thought I knew was a total stranger.. After our marriage I got to know my hubby do bed wet, but I take it with a good fate and started praying along with him.
I gave birth to my son August 2013, after the birth of my son, my loving husband started his fornication in 3d without control, I pray I begged, and even fought with him to tell me what am doing wrong but all these led to him beating the hell out of me, leaving me with bruises…
In Dec 2014, I caught him with a secret phone with over 50 contact which is only female contact from Eskimi dating site and some other place…I was very hurt so will had a big fight over it, but later settled… but after everything there is this particular lady that my hubby refused to let go, for the reason known to them, he flaunts their relationship in a coded way but I do find out…the problem now is any time I confront my hubby with this girl’s issue, he will deny it and even curse myself if he has anything to do with her..anytime we had any disagreement now first thing he says is I should leave him and go..
I’m really confused, is it man ego or there is no love left in my marriage?. This is the man I accepted in his darkest moment and I still keep my mouth shut about his bed wetting thingz..
Please note: we are still struggling to move forward, so money is not involved o…my son spent last term at home coz of money..
In this interview with Jesusegun Alagbe of Punch Newspaper, actor Bob Manuel had this to say!
Do you also use generator like most Nigerians do?
Of course, I do, even more than most Nigerians. We have no choice due to poor power supply in the country. I rely mostly on generator for my power needs.
For how many hours in a day do you enjoy government power supply in your area?
I cannot estimate that. Sometimes there is electricity today, tomorrow there is none. It’s an on-and-off situation. Sometimes, there could be no power for weeks and I often forget there’s anything called government power supply. It’s just like what every other Nigerian experiences.
Some people switch off some of their home appliances when running on generator so as to save fuel cost. Do you also do that?
I do it, but not necessarily to save cost. It is to save the lifespans of the appliances and the generator. Using home appliances for long when running on generator could cause damage to them and the generator in the long run.
That is why I have three generators in my house. It is not deliberate and it is not to prove being rich, but it is because of the condition we have found ourselves in this country. I run one in the morning, one in the afternoon and one in the night. By doing this, I will be able to lengthen the lifespan of the generators. Of course, running the generator throughout the day creates a deep hole in the pocket, but what can we do with the epileptic power supply in the country?
How much do you spend on powering your generators per month?
I have stopped calculating the amount. It is painful. You can just imagine if someone is spending just N1,000 per day to run a generator, in a month, you would have spent N30,000. Many Nigerians spend more than that per month. Personally, if I calculate what I spend on powering my generators, I will develop high blood pressure. I don’t bother again.
Do you have any hope that power supply in this country will improve?
No hope. There is none and I will tell you why. The issue of power supply in this country cannot be solved in a day.
The problem was caused by a particular set of people in this country who don’t want to see things work. Twenty years ago, having a generator was by choice, not something everybody had. Only a few people had it. But things got worse afterwards and now the importation of generators is big business and the importers are making billions of naira from it. Some of the importers are big people in this country who are doing everything they can to not make power supply improve. Some of them partially own the companies that manufacture generators.
These people are in the government and wield huge influence. I am pessimistic we can succeed in getting good power supply again in this country. If it is ever going to happen, it will involve the shedding of blood because the cabal will be ready to do anything for their business to keep thriving. I am putting this as a challenge to the government, let them prove me wrong. We can never get stable power supply again in this country.
Some people are going for solar panels in their homes. Are you also considering installing it?
Every option is on the table, but is solar cheap? No, it’s not. People are suffering, there is no money. People are not smiling. These days, you hear stories of food theft because of the bad situation of things. All is not well for now. My appeal to the government is to bring the much desired change. Things are hard on Nigerians and we cannot continue like this.
What advice would you give Nigerians?
Take things in order of priority. Draw a scale of preference. Then, to give a tip on saving fuel, when you turn on your generator, draw the fuel pump valve to half way. I have not really experimented it before, but I think it gives some psychological feeling that you are saving some fuel. Let other Nigerians try it and give me feedback.
I guess this will be the new trend yeah? After a 30 year old trader who named his dog Buhari…got arrested..and later released…Yet another Nigerian has named her pet dog after another Nigerian Leader – Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed.
Ada Ogbonna, a Nigerian based in United States, said she decided to name her dog Lai Mohammed after someone she admired.
It’s unfashionable for people to wait for sex until marriage. But these people kept their virginity until the big day (ornight).
Their names are Akinade and Olufunto. They do not follow the fashion, but rather stick with the Word of God. That is why the couple was able to preserve their purity and virginity for so long. They believe the truth about being temples of God.
The couple, who are born again Christians chose to stick to their religious principles about purity and abstinence, met in 2012 during a seminar and did not hurry into a relationship.
They said they prayed and waited on the Lord for 7 months before they began dating. 7 months may be a long time to pray over a relationship, but they wanted to seek God’s face before entering into what was potentially going to lead to marriage.
Both of them have strong personalities, so they took their time to get used to one another and to tune up. They worked hard to make the relationship work for them.
Finally when Akin proposed, she gladly accepted, and the rest, they say is history…
So she became the heat of the moment for a while thanks to the very revealing outfit she donned to her birthday dinner last night – well, after being hit with strong comments by her fans who disapproved her outfit, she’s come out to dauntlessly say she doesn’t care.
Sharing more photos from her birthday dinner last night, the actress says if anyone does not like her, they can as well kill themselves.
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