IFEOMA NWAWE

THANKSGIVING SERVICE

We had a thanksgiving service to thank God for His faithfulness for the past 5 years and also for a convocation ceremony. Its not Iike a few hours is enough to return the gIory to God. In Pastor Ojeme's sermon he said we must understand that thanksgiving was a debt we owed God. He said we whatever good we saw in our lives was because of God and that it could have been worse .
Please if i took any picture on your device, please be nice and tag me, no hoarding of pictures!!
The pictures were aIot!! It was close to a thousand if not more, enjoy!!
See the pictures below;

ifeoma, banke and dumebi

REASONS WHY I WOULD MISS CU

by Unknown 14:43

Iayo and I

Everyone bitches about CU, about how life is stressful and unbearable. To be frank i had gotten used to it, at least that's what I teII my self.

I spent a month between May and June and I missed the environment.
There is so much about CU that I wiII miss, but these rank tops.
NEPA: The light condition at home is unpalatable.In school I slept and woke up with light, i never had to be bothered a;bout ironing my clothes for the next day.
Wifi : Internet access just makes things easier. In school I used to Skype my next door room mate if I needed something. There was no need for unnecessary interaction and the irritation associated with it. I even used to listen to on line radio. Now all I am bothered about is data usage.. How does one survive? We downloaded weekly episodes of scandal. Modern family, glee, two broke girls, etc. Now I have to wait till I get to an office environment and ask the staff there for their network password. How the mighty has fallen.

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ONE RANDOM DAY

by Unknown 17:30

On Wednesday, I took a bus from Alpha Beach going to Obalende. It wasn’t my best choice for a bus as the vehicle contained just one passenger, I was going to be the second passenger but I just wanted to leave on time. Growing up, if we were going to enter a bus my mum told us to enter one that was filled with passengers, she said it was always safer.

As we moved from one bus stop to another passengers started filling the bus and I was less skeptical.

We got to Jakande and our driver parked wrongly and from nowhere these uniformed men in blue and black

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CONVOCATION BANTS

by Unknown 08:39

I am blessed to have petite sisters and stylish ones at that. When people ask me where I get most of my dresses I am quick to say, ‘one of my sisters’. It was yesterday I realized how lucky I was to have their hand me downs.
I went to Lekki 1 to check Grey Velvet but nothing was happening there. I went to another shop there and I saw this nice grey lace dress, it fit like a glove, I was in love!!! I decided to check the price tag of the dress, I saw 21k. I hated the dress, I termed it ugly immediately. I felt a slight headache. I swallowed Panadol.

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MUCH ADO ABOUT PET NAMES

by Unknown 11:46

Growing up we all had pet names that our loved ones called us, we didn't always like it. Most times these pet names had a story. Mine was ‘Oma’ meaning good, I didn't know the story behind the name but it stuck. My baby sister’s name was ‘Ochonma’ meaning ‘the one who looked for good’, it meant she liked Shakara, she hated it for a while.

Most of these pet names were suffixed with ‘listic’,’ sco’ or ‘fire’ .

In secondary school, people had nicknames, mine was ‘oneway’. It was the easier way to pronounce my surname ‘Nwawe’. My baby sis adopted it when she joined me.

In the university, you meet your first boyfriend and your feel the need to give him a name to mark territory (whatever that means), it’s at this point, everyone acts cute. You hear names like ‘boo’, ’baby’, ‘sugar’, etc..

Then you get married and become more traditional, you go with ‘darling’,’ dear’, and ‘my heart’.

But the issue is that people go overboard with these names, a relative of mine calls her husband MY LORD. Way to raise the bar. Which one is my lord, your house na court?

I personally think much of these pet names. But what do I know? So what was your pet name growing up and what ridiculous one do you have in mind for your partner. Let me know..
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Xoxo,
Ifeoma N.

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THE MAIN CHIC VS THE SIDE CHIC

by Unknown 08:19

The Ultimate side chic

After Boko Haram and Chibok one of the headlines that make me sick is abuse in its variety and it comes in different forms (spouse to spouse, side chick to main chick, main chic to side chic

The headlines keep changing everyday.

Tchidi Chikere's ex-wife still respects and loves him, even though he cheated on her, she says Nuella Njubigbo is the devil behind the failure of her marriage.
14 year old girl beats friend up for smiling at her boyfriend.
15 year old slices neighbours ear for waving at her 'boyfriend', man says he has never seen the two girls.
Wife pours acid on husband's girlfriend, she adds pepper to her vagina!!!

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I AM GRATEFUL

by Unknown 14:42

Today is my birthday and I think it’s the perfect time to count all my blessings.

. I am grateful for another year added to my life. For me each birthday is God giving me an opportunity to be a better person.
I am grateful for a family that goes out of their way to make you happy, even if its inconveniencing. I am grateful for my dramatic, funny, extremist and prayerful mom. For my baby sis who makes me laugh loud. For my elder sisters that celebrate me at each milestone.