The memo is addressed to Yoruba people and the Ghanaians.......
Sunday, January 19, 2025
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Vawulence prefect 🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteLol and some people speak good english when fighting, I don't know how they do it😂😂😂
ReplyDelete😂😂 this your comment just reminded me of the day one lady provoked me, na so I just dey blow big big grammar. When everywhere settled, my friend that was with me when the quarrel happened, called me by the side and said "babe abeg where those big grammar commot from" 🤣 and i said me sef no know o.
DeleteMine eh😂🙆
DeleteI'll go like "really? 🤨You don't like my guts?.
Is that why you're blabbing? Look how you copiously exhibit your pedestrian mentality all over the place, scram off jo".
And I dont like you again, BFF my foot, mi o sé mó"
😂
The oratory prowess na helele.
@Mariam, na Choima of RHOL be that
DeleteLoL, the head girl of this Whatsapp group has spoken. make no body break this rule again
ReplyDeleteLol...
ReplyDeleteSame thing I was saying about PortableGate.
It was hard for me to follow up cos I wasn't comprehending at all.
Don't engage in an argument with a Kenyan or South African, nke gu ekpome kwe. Your own don finish.
DeleteIt's called CODE SWITCHING anyways 🤷😋
So say the vawulence prefect😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteSome people took it south. Something that was supposed to be a fun post.
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahaha real violent prefect
ReplyDeleteLol @ vawulence prefect
ReplyDelete😂😂😂 make she add south africans too.
ReplyDeleteHead prefect has spoken, those guilty should take note and stop it😂😂😂
ReplyDeleteLolz 🤣
ReplyDeleteHello iya Boys
THIS ISN'T POSTING.
ReplyDeleteMAYBE I'LL FORWARD TO STELLA'S INBOX SO SHE HELPS ME TO POST IT.
Bv Osundi
It's Karkar Oil from Susan, made and sold specially. If you have friends in Kenya, Sudan, Lebanon or Morocco, they'll get it for you but it's effing expensive and scarce.
Since you're in the north,you can easily make yours.
That tiny plastic cup for ogili Igbo(Ogili Anambra) they sell at food sections at the market, buy it for measurements.
1. Neem (dogonyaro leaves).
Dry powder. 2 cups.
2. Incense sticks.
Dry powder. 1 cup.
3. Henna leaves. (Lari)
Dry powder. 1 cup.
4. White round camphor balls. Colorless.
Dry power. ¼ cup.
5. Sulphur powder.
½ cup. *Original sulphur only,be careful*
6. Cinnamon sticks.
Dry powder. 1 cup.
7. Two cups of 🍚 rice.
(Parboil for 2 minutes with a cup of water. Just drain chalky water).
½ teacup.
8. Coconut oil. (Cold pressed).
1 full teacup.
In an empty Bama Mayonnaise jar, mix all then finally mix with coconut oil.
Make sure it's floating with at least an inch above mixture.
Then set aside for a week and sift the oil.
Once every 3 months, and 2 weeks after retouching your hair, use it.
NO GRAY HAIR.
LENGTHY HAIR STRANDS.
Don't know your age but the earlier the better.
It's directly proportional to longg strong healthy nails too.
Now you know our secret.🙈😂
Give the oil to kids with little palm to massage your hair for 30minutes non-stop. Rinse hair with cold tap water until water is clear.
NOT IN YOUR BATHROOM.
BESIDE THE OUTDOOR TAP.
PLEASE DON'T USE IF YOUR HUSBAND HAS NOT TRAVELLED.
THE AROMA IS 😕😣 YUCK!
Cover your pillows with satin cases before bedtime.
Or use when you want to hold a tarry night.
The stain don't go anywhere 😁
Ngwanu bye.
🚶🏽♀️
OK na
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