Dandora Church Bans Women From Wearing Underwear To Church-Kenya

According to Ghetto radio, a church called ‘Lord’s Propeller Redemption Church’ has declared wearing panties to Church as ‘ungodly’. “All the women were informed not to be wearing bras and panties to the church,” a source revealed.

The Church’s pastor Rev Njohi says that when people go to church, they need to be free in body and spirit in order to receive Christ. He also allegedly warned the congregation of dire consequences for failure to uphold the new law. I wonder how they are going to ensure the congregation follows this new law.

Michelle Obama to appear on 'Parks and Recreation'

The cast of "Parks and Recreation" is getting a new member for a night: Michelle Obama.

The first lady's office says Mrs. Obama will appear on the NBC show's season finale on April 24.
The show's Twitter account said it's "time to get real about Pawnee's obesity." It's a reference to Pawnee, Indiana, the fictional town where the show takes place, and the first lady's campaign against child obesity.

The show's star, Amy Poehler, helped the campaign earlier this week when she appeared at a "Let's Move" event in Miami, where Mrs. Obama joked that she and Poehler are best friends.
Mrs. Obama won't be the first White House figure to appear on the show. Vice President Joe Biden made a cameo on the show in 2012.

Armed men seize two airports in Ukraine's Crimea, Yanukovich reappears

Armed men took control of two airports in the Crimea region on Friday in what Ukraine's new leadership described as an invasion and occupation by Moscow's forces, and ousted President Viktor Yanukovich reappeared in Russia after a week on the run.
Yanukovich said he would continue the struggle for Ukraine's future as tension soared on the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea, the only region with an ethnic Russian majority and last major bastion of resistance to the overthrow of the Moscow-backed leader.
More than 10 Russian military helicopters flew into Ukrainian airspace on Friday over Crimea, Kiev's border guard service said, accusing Russian servicemen of blockading one of its units in the port city of Sevastopol, where part of Moscow's Black Sea fleet is based.

The fleet denied its forces were involved in seizing one of the airports, Interfax news agency reported, while a supporter described the armed group at the other site merely as Crimean militiamen.
Moscow has promised to defend the interests of its citizens in Ukraine. While it has said it will not intervene by force, Russia's rhetoric since the removal of Yanukovich a week ago has echoed the run-up to its invasion of Georgia in 2008.
Ukraine's top security official, Andriy Paruby, said the armed men were taking their orders from the top in Russia. "These are separate groups ... commanded by the Kremlin," Paruby, secretary of the National Security and Defence Council, told a televised briefing in Kiev.

I won’t reply Mourinho-Eto’o

Samuel Eto’o says he will not ‘cause trouble’ by responding to comments made by Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho about his age.

The Portuguese tactician was heard during a conversation about his lack of firepower at Stamford Bridge claiming that 32-year-old frontman Eto’o could be as old as 35.

The Cameroonian striker was offered the opportunity to reply following a UEFA Champions League outing at Galatasaray on Wednesday.

Eto’o was happy to joke about the issue with reporters, claiming he still has ‘juice’ and can keep scoring goals ‘until I am 50’.

He went on to explain to beINSports that while he was disappointed not to start Chelsea’s latest European outing, he has no axe to grind with his boss and will not be drawn into a debate regarding a discussion which Mourinho considered to be private.

Eto’o said, “I am Samuel Eto’o, to disturb me will take much more than this. I know my place and I won’t reply. I would have liked to be in the starting XI so I am disappointed to be on the bench, but I respect the choice of the coach.

“I came to Chelsea mainly because of Jose, because we have a great friendship. Things happen in life and you have to face them. But it doesn’t change the player I am and the career I have had. You want me to cause trouble by revealing all of my thoughts. I want us to go as far as possible in this competition and in peace.”

Boko Haram stops 15,000 pupils from schooling …destroys 200 schools

Activities of the Boko Haram sect has resulted in no fewer than 15,000 pupils dropping out of school in Borno State in the last one year, a non-governmental organisation, ActionAid Nigeria, has said.

The group, which made this known on Thursday, also claimed that the actions of the sect had led to the destruction of no fewer than 800 classrooms and 200 schools in Borno and Yobe states respectively.

The disclosure came as the NGO also described the killing of 59 pupils of the Federal Government College, Buni Yadi, Yobe State as “a heinous crime and a violation of the rights of children to life and education”.

According to the Country Director of AA, Dr. Hussaini Abdu, in a statement, on Thursday, since February 2013, over 15,000 children have stopped attending classes in Borno State.

Abdu said, “In the past eight months, over 100 students have been killed in different attacks on schools in the North-East.

Boko Haram: Plateau State on Fire, Kill 2 Raze over 120 Houses

An eye witness said the attackers came into Diyam-Rim at about 2 am, raided the village for about an hour, killing the two persons and injuring two others.

Gunmen, suspected to be Fulani herdsmen, have again struck on the Plateau, leaving at least two dead and over 120 houses burnt at Diyam-Rim of Riyom local government area, and Rakok and Razat both of Barkin Ladi local government area of the state.

 The other attack on Rakok and Razat in Barkin Ladi left over 120 houses and farm produce burnt by the assailants.

Photo of The Day: MC PC In The Lion's Den

Seems Houston Most popular gospel comedian MC PC has turned to Daniel of our time, hmmm no shakin?
Are you sure?

Finally Faze is getting Married This Year

Popular hip hop artist Faze has announce is desire to join the league of married men before the end of this year.
He disclosed this during a chat with a popular Nigerian blogger Lind Ikeji
from all of us here we wish him good luck and can"t wait for him to announce the lucky woman.

Picture: Wam Ekas fatherhood Time Out

Wam Ekas is a Nigerian born comedian based in United States, and recently the comedian has been showing to his fans on Facebook that,  as much has he like traveling around making people to laugh, he still have quality time for his family too. Good job bro...

Not Again; Boko Haram strikes in Adamawa, kills 9, burn down churches, bank

 Barely 24 hours after the attack on the Federal Government college in Yobe state where 43 young students were killed, suspected men of the Islamist group yesterday night attacked settlers at Kirchinga, Michika, Shuwari and Shuwa district all in Adamawa state. Several cars, houses, catholic churches, shops and even a First Bank Complex were burnt down. 
 

The men also burnt down 3 catholic churches in Shuwari as well as a seminary school, Saint Joseph Minor Seminary in Shuwa.

The armed men came in nine Toyota Hilux vans, firing guns and throwing explosives. 9 people have so far been confirmed dead, including a staff of Bank of Agriculture. Spokesman of 23rd Armour Brigade, Yola, has confirmed the incident. Nine Toyota Hilux vans? Wow!

Borno Massacre: Death Toll Rises to 59 as United Nation Condemed Boko Haram Act

The United Nations on Wednesday joined prominent Nigerians and groups in condemning the gruesome killing  of schoolchildren in the Federal Government College, Buni Yadi in Yobe State by Boko Haram insurgents.

Also, some surviving victims of the attack recounted their ordeal on Wednesday.

According to  a  report by Nigerianonpoint.com, Aliyu Ayuba, a JSS 3 student, fled the scene with a bullet in his back. He said  the assailants; young men and boys in military uniforms and plain clothes, ordered the students to gather in one place and started shooting sporadically.  Aliyu added that  all his roommates were killed and burnt inside the hostel.

Another survivor said,  “I was shot in my left leg, while I was sleeping.  When I woke up, I could not walk and was later taken to the girls’ hostel where the insurgents gathered us with the female students. They selected some of the female students and went away with them, while they left some of us groaning in pain from gunshots.”

A teacher, Mallam Samaila Idris,  narrated how the attackers drove into the school premises in nine Hilux vans at around midnight on Monday; their bloody operation lasted for over five hours.

 He said that those who stayed at the  school thought the assailants were military personnel, until the shooting started. Idris added that those in the staff quarters fled before the terrorists started the  fire.

Before the  National Human Rights Commission, the Nigerian Bar Association,  the Arewa Consultative Forum,  the Jama’atu Nasril Islam,  the Northern Elders Forum, the  President of the Senate, David Mark, the Speaker, House of Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal,  and the Prelate,  Methodist Church of  Nigeria, Dr.  Chukwuemeka Uche,  reacted,  a state hospital official said the death toll had risen from 43 to 59.

“Fresh bodies have been brought in. More bodies were discovered in the bush after the students who had escaped with bullet wounds died from their injuries,”  Bala Ajiya  of the Damaturu Specialist Hospital  said late on Wednesday.

Ajiya added that   the school’s 24 buildings, including staff quarters, were completely burned to the ground by the attackers  during the onslaught.

Earlier on Wednesday, the  Senate Committee on Defence and Army  had passed a resolution directing    the Chief of Army Staff, Lt-Gen. Kenneth Minimah, to relocate his office to Borno State in order to effectively monitor the war against the insurgents in the North –East.

• UN expresses concern

In New York, United States, the UN, through its   Secretary-General, Ban Ki-Moon, expressed worry over  incessant attacks on places of learning and advised that the perpetrators be “swiftly brought to justice.”

“The secretary-general is deeply concerned about the increasing frequency and brutality of attacks against educational institutions in the North of the country. He reiterates that no objective can justify such violence,”the  global body added in  a statement.

One of its agencies, UNICEF also,  expressed outrage at the brutal killings, saying it was “unacceptable under any circumstances”

“We condemn in the strongest possible terms this vicious attack on students,” its Regional Director for West and Central Africa, Manuel Fontaine, said in a statement.

“Many young lives were lost. Many more students and teachers are deprived of their right to education. Attacks on children and schools are unacceptable under any circumstances,” the UN agency added.

It said that, “When a school is under attack and students become targets, not only their lives are shattered –the future of the nation is stolen.”

• Senate committee orders  Army chief to relocate to Borno

 The  Senate Committee on Defence and Army, which also expressed disgust over the attack,  passed a resolution  directing the  COAS  to relocate his office temporarily to the 7th Division of Nigerian Army in Maiduguri for urgent and appropriate steps to quell  Boko Haram’s  repeated attacks  on the North-East.

The committee also directed  the Army boss  to  adopt new methods  for  curbing the sect’s   excesses in Yobe, Borno and Adamawa states.

 It  passed the resolution when Minimah led top officers  of the Army to the   Senate  to defend  the  budget of the service.

The Yobe massacre was raised by a member of the committee, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, through a point of order predicated on Orders 42 and 102 of the Senate Standing Rules.

The committee, in a two-page statement containing the resolution,  explained that,  it came up with the decison after a two-hour brainstorming session with the COAS  on the way out of the Boko Haram menace.

The committee led by Senator George Sekibo  also resolved that  all schools and health institutions in the country should be provided with special security.

It gave express approval to the 2014 budget of the   Army  and told the COAS  that what was of utmost priority to it now was  stemming the killings in the North-East   and not the budget details.

The committee also called on  Jonathan to rise up to the challenge by mobilising resources for the Armed Forces to fight the  insurgents decisively.

• Mark, Tambuwal flay killings

Also in Abuja,  the Senate President,  through a     statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Paul Mumeh, condemned  “the gruesome murder in cold blood” of  the students, saying  Boko Haram  had no justification for their action.

He said,  “This open declaration of war on everybody, especially defenceless students, cannot be justified. This is inhuman, it is animalistic and barbaric. It is unthinkable that this is happening in Nigeria.

“It is also curious that under an emergency rule when security operatives should be on red alert,  mayhem still persists. Honestly, this calls for soul searching and I believe the security authorities must rise to this challenge.”

Mark sympathised with the  government and people of Yobe State, especially the families of the bereaved.

Also, Tambuwal called on the military to change its tactics since it was becoming clear that the Boko Haram terrorists were operating at a pace faster than  its operatives.

He described the killing as “ignoble, wicked and horrendous,” saying the   best way to console the  families  of the victims was  to go after the attackers and bring them to justice.

Tambuwal, in a  statement   by his Special Adviser on Media and Public Affairs, Mr.  Imam Imam,   expressed  surprise that the insurgents were now turning to “softer targets.”

He   added that  authorities were already “ running out of excuses.”

Part of the statement reads, “While we must all join hands to bring this insanity to an end, we must however bear in mind that we are running out of excuses in our responsibility to our citizens.

“We in the House of Representatives feel the grief and pain of the families of the victims. In this their hour of need, we will stand with them hand-in-hand, shoulder to shoulder.

“We assure them that as brothers, we will continue to confront headlong, the threats of terror facing our nation, and we know we will come out stronger, and victorious.”

 Also in Abuja, the   National Human Rights Commission canvassed an open and transparent trial in a court of competent jurisdiction for those found to be responsible for the killings.

Describing the  massacre as “dastardly, barbaric,   senseless  and horrific,”  it   expressed its readiness   to continue to work towards resolving the security challenges in parts of the North.

“The commission has been proactive in human rights monitoring, protection and promotion and will do everything within its mandate to ensure that Nigerians whose rights are violated can have redress through the commission,”  said  its Executive Secretary, Prof. Bem Angwe.

Angwe called on the relevant authorities to urgently put machinery in place to ensure that the families of those who survived the attack and those of the deceased  were given   social and economic support.

• FG must live up to expectations – NBA,  ACF, JNI, NEF,

The  NBA, on its part, asked  the government  to live up to its constitutional responsibilities by protecting the lives of Nigerians.

“We condemn this callous carnage, and we hereby reiterate the hallowed provision of the 1999 Constitution which provides that the security, protection of live and property is the primary duty of the government,” the association said in a statement  by its President, Mr. Okey Wali (SAN).

In  the statement titled,  “Mr. President, stop this carnage,”  the association added,   “We appreciate the fact that confronting this scourge of insecurity requires collective leadership at all levels but   we call on the President,  the service and security chiefs and governors of the affected states to intensify efforts in addressing the increasing security challenges that we are currently facing in Nigeria.”

In its reaction, the Pan-Northern socio-cultural organisation, the  Arewa Consultative Forum,    said the killing of the pupils  was a  “most cruel and gruesome act.”

The forum wondered why the attacks on schools and villages in the North-East had continued   despite the state of emergency in the zone.

It said the massacre of the students was completely against the tenets of Islam for which  Boko Haram  claimed to be representing.

The   body, in a  statement by its National Publicity Secretary, Muhammadu Ibrahim,   appealed to the sect to embrace the Federal Government’s call on dialogue.

It also  called on the Federal Government to, as a matter of urgency, provide adequate  security in  Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states.

 The  Sultan  Sa’ad Abubakar lll-led JNI   asked the Federal Government to wake up to its responsibility of protecting Nigerians and stop playing politics with human lives.

The JNI,  in a statement by  its Secretary-General, Dr. Abubakar Aliyu, said   the attack  on innocent  pupils was  condemnable, considering  that it came   barely a few days after similar incidents in  Bama, Izge, Malari  in Borno  State.

While urging Muslim clerics to pray and fast over the continued  insecurity in the country, the body  called on the government to probe the  latest attack.

It said, “As always,  JNI will not be deterred nor will it overlook things as they unfold, especially over the repeated wicked acts of terror being unleashed on the Muslims, hence JNI received with shock and distress the senseless killings at the FGC in  Buni Yadi by criminals.

“We  expect the Federal Government  to wake up to its responsibility of protecting lives and property of Nigerians, especially  in the North -East and stop its  diatribe.

“The Sultan of Sokoto and President-General of the  JNI calls on all Imams in their respective mosques to commence Al-Qunut (special supplication during human or natural catastrophe, observed during the five daily prayers for ease and relief).  The generality of Muslims are also implored to fervently pray for the restoration of peace and security in Nigeria, bearing in mind that without Nigeria there will be no Nigerians.”

The Islamic body expressed concern over the continued killings despite the state of emergency and the numerous checkpoints currently in place in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states and other parts of the north.

The JNI  said   the  perpetrators of the killings   must  be fished out.

The spokesman for the NEF, Prof. Ango Abdullahi,   said the attack on the college could have been avoided if the government had taken  the advice given by the group  in 2012 seriously.

He argued  that since  the battle against the insurgents was not a conventional one,   conventional methods were not likely to yield  results.

Abdullahi said, “Even  the world’s greatest powers find it difficult to win this kind of war in the North-East. Government must look at the root causes of this insurgence.

“This is a human problem and if it is a human problem, it is human beings who will sit around a table to discuss this issue. These killings are senseless and we condemn them.”

The   Methodist Church, through its Prelate,    Uche,   expressed ‘great shock and sadness’ over the attack on the  college.

In a statement by    the Church’s Media and Public Relations Officer, Rev. Oladapo Daramola, the Prelate said   he  was  “praying for the families of the   children who were killed   and all others traumatised by this  horrendous crime.”

The statement added, “The targeting of children is heinous and unthinkable. An event like this reminds us of our common humanity,regardless of religious beliefs, ideological differences or ethnic sentiments.

“This was a senseless loss of innocent young lives, especially since schools should be sanctuaries for our children. These children are innocent, full of life and promise but cut down in a hail of bullets in a preventable act of terror.”

The church warned that  “until the promoters of these satanic events are unmasked and brought to book, these attacks may continue unabated.”

Should couples hide their finances from each other?

A couple hiding their finances from each other is an indication of an underlying problem – a low level of trust. This permeates other aspects of the relationship.

At a deeper level is the lack of purpose or vision for the union. Most families have no defined purpose or mission statement. They have no idea what their coming together will achieve in the larger scheme of things. Man meets woman; they fall in love, get married and live happily ever after. Many go in without knowing their purpose and mission in life, what their life is all about and what success looks like. They operate on a pay-as-you-go basis.

I was in that shoe when I got married. At age 30, I was ready to settle down and when I met my wife, I knew she was the one. As an individual, I did not know where I was going; what my life was about; hence, I did not find out hers beyond finishing school, getting a job and climbing the ladder wherever it took one. Since the direction was not defined, we just assumed we were going in the same direction. We had to start aiming after the shot has been fired. Many marriages have unraveled when it dawns on the couple that they don’t share the same values and are heading in different directions.

We love to assume we know all there is to know when in truth we don’t. A couple married for more than five years without a child approached their pastor for prayers. The pastor asked why they wanted a child. The couple was stunned by the question. What type of question was that? Is it not logical that after the wedding come the naming ceremony? At the wedding reception, you are given the hint that the crowd should be reconvened in nine months’ time for part 2. The husband explained further, in case the pastor did not hear him well, that they are legally married and have been trying to have a child for more than years; they have prayed, fasted and undergone fertility treatments. The pastor asked again why they wanted a child. Gently, the pastor explained to the anxious couple that every child comes into this world for a purpose, and parents should settle the ‘why’ before bothering about the ‘how’. They should not look for a child simply for the sake of being numbered among those who have children.

The best man for the job

Success is a team sport and the best team wins, not the team with the best players. If the wife is a guru in financial management but the man insists he must manage the family’s finances, the couple have set themselves up for self-sabotage. When a couple has a shared vision and both partners buy into that vision, managing family finances no longer becomes a bone of contention. Like a closely knit team, the team leader should feel secure enough to field the best player in each position. Both partners bring a diverse set of skills to the union. It makes sense to utilise these skills to the fullest rather than sideline anyone for ego reasons.

This is when diversity becomes a source of strength. But in many unions, it has been turned into a weakness. When husband and wife take decisions and work together, it is tough to beat that team.

Artisans are good in playing the divide and rule game. If they know that the husband is weak in negotiating, they wait for the wife to be absent before they corner the husband to push through their inflated estimate. Children also do it too. They know who will likely say yes; so they wait for the right time to strike.

Lack of unity among couples can be very expensive. It is crucial that both partners buy into the family’s financial goals and investment objectives. If the husband is trying to save while the wife keeps spending on impulse, they work at cross purposes. That is why ideally, family finances should be centrally managed while individual partners have their own pocket money to spend as they wish.

Joint accounts

Having a joint account can be a sticky point. Ideally, husband and wives should have a joint account. Each can have their individual account to manage their personal allowances. Apart from the fact that this is a union in the true sense of the word, it avoids the heartache of trying to settle the estate when one partner dies without a will (intestate). The man may die rich but leaves the family poor because the wife is not a signatory to his accounts. Even when there is a will, the paperwork involved is very cumbersome and the process long-winded, especially if the will is contested. You don’t want to put your loved ones through that, if you really love them.

If you run joint accounts, if anything happens to you, your spouse will not have to swear affidavits up and down to be able to have access to the bank accounts, share certificates, land documents, etc. That stress is totally unnecessary, especially when predatory in-laws come into the picture. If some men can see what their loved ones are going through after their demise, they will think and act differently while still alive.

Of course, there are trust issues around having a joint bank account. For example, you can march majestically to an ATM, 100 per cent sure there is more than enough money, only to be embarrassed.

Having a joint account requires some level of trust and responsibility from each party. When that is lacking, both partners have to put all cards on the table and agree on the way forward. Whatever option they come up with, there should be a mutual agreement to proceed with that option.

No easy answers

There is no easy answer to how couples should move from where they are to where they ought to be in terms of how they handle their finances.

Each marriage is unique and each individual comes into the union with their own baggage from the past. They already have their worldview based on upbringing and past experiences.

Wherever you are today, blaming the past will not move you towards your desired future. Call a conference and fashion out your desired future and what you need to do to get there. If your partner is not ready, wait until he or she is. Stop building without a blueprint.

If you know where you want to go, you will find a way to get there. One fact is not debatable – everything rises and falls with leadership. When the man steps up to the plate, the wife follows gladly. If you want your family to move to the next level financially, get ready for a paradigm shift. It can no longer be business as usual

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At Last Pastor Kumuyi of Deeper Life forgive Son for "Extravagant wedding"

Seven months after suspending his son, John Kumuyi, for staging what is considered 'an extravagant wedding' in Deeper Life doctrine, Pastor W.F. Kumuyi has re-instated him as a pastor in the church after he and elders of the church forgave John and his wife, who were jointly suspended.

It would be recalled that John had allowed the society to influence him and thus ignored his father's teachings in the preparations for his wedding and the wedding proper. His wife had put on make-up and a séxy wedding dress. They even hired an executive limousine for the wedding that took place in Jamaica.  

Some members of Deeper Life church in Nigeria were outraged by the pictures from the wedding which they aptly described as flamboyant, when compared to what other members of the church are permitted to wear for their own wedding in the same church. Below is one of such bitter comparison and complains...

P-Square Coming out with cartoon series, the Alingos

This is what your darling Peter Okoye released on his Instagram page. it says "The Alingos cartoon series will hit on our TV screens soon." Na wa o

Are You A Virgin? You Can win R100,000

From Afican perspective and even biblical, it's an honor for women to keep their virginity until when they are married and such woman will be highly respected both by the community and the husband family.
But that was the hings of the past has there is no reasonable level of importance attached to the "noble" practice any longer.
But a 29 year old Rabelani Ramali (pictured right), a community worker from rural Limpopo province in South African has launched a contest in the country where girls who are virgins at 35 and below would be rewarded with R100,000 or less plus medals; gold, silver or bronze, depending on their ages

Rabelani who has fathered five children by four women out of wedlock, says he decided to come up with this idea to help checkmate the rate of unwanted pregnancies and HIV cases amongst south African women. He said his NGO, SA Virgin Girls Awards, which was registered in November 2013, is set to take on this task as he has recruited 31 volunteer workers who would help disburse forms among women in schools, market, churches and other places.

Rabelani said he has contacted local medical doctors who have agreed to help him carry out the virginity test on the girls who would come forward to get tested.

R100,000 would be given to virgins between the ages of 31 and 35, R50,000 for those aged 26 to 30 and R25000 for those aged 21 to 25. He expects donors to make the prize money available to the winning contestants.

The Stunning Pictures of Nollywood actress Grace Amah

 The beautiful Nollywood  actress was a year older on February 23rd.
 Enjoy these beautiful shot to commemorate her birthday  …..She also posed with her son…
more below

Over 30 Students Massacre In Yobe State Nigeria By Boko Haram sects.

Over 30 secondary students were slaughtered this morning and their hostels burnt down. (pic below).

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has received with immense sadness and anguish, news of the callous and senseless murder by terrorists of scores of students at a college in Yobe State in the early hours of today.

On behalf of himself and the Federal Government, President Jonathan extends heartfelt condolences to the parents and relatives of the murdered students.

That is all our President can offer until another round of causalities...
 see a pic of some of the students slaughtered today. *viewer discretion advised*  

 

Ladies How do you Handle This eviction Notice?...Your View is welcome

Catherine Igodo Returned From Music Tour of Nigeria

After many weeks in Nigeria touring most of the State and doing what she loves doing best after the release of her album last year, Kate Igodo has since returned to the warm embrace of her sweet and ever caring hubby.
She posted the pictures below after a surprise treat in one of the 5 star hotel in Houston Tx her hubby  This is what she has to say

What a way to be welcomed home. Hanging out with hubby at this hotel, (rest and go face the rest of the boys tomorrow) feeling blessed.

But can somebody tell this beautiful woman of God that there will be no rest tonight? but sure you didn't heard it from me Lol
All well and good welcome home, and we 'll all be waiting for our kilichi

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