Sunday 7 September 2014

Oloshi! Who asked you?! I Support Sex Before Marriage - Nollywood Actress, Seyi Edun


I Support Sex Before Marriage - Nollywood Actress, Seyi Edun

Upcoming Yoruba actress and producer Seyi Edun is airing her views concerning this sex and marriage issue. Seyi who spoke with Vanguard's Potpourri, believes every couple should eat the pudding before walking down the aisle... Do You agree with her views? In her very own words, Seyi said;

"I think it's an individual thing. Once you are an adult and you think you are ready, go for it. Personally, I think sex before marriage is good. Because it will make you know your partner well before going into marriage.


So if there is anything you are not comfortable with, you have an ample time to correct it before actually going into the lifetime contract of marriage. Doing it before marriage also reduces adultery and fornication. It is also a good way of studying your partner before you get committed to him or her."

I call her bullshit! I think she is just excusing her inability to stay with one man! Yes ..everybody is having sex...but dont go about telling kids everywhere to sleep with every man they meet! thats why one ibo boy told me that yoruba girls are easy!


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 "You guessed right my friend," Tanko said. "But why is that boy so greedy? That was how he went to pluck oranges behind the cathedral. We plucked eight oranges and he wanted to have five simply because he was the one who suggested the idea," Tanko said. "That is his way? He's just like his father, the devil's merchant," Sulu said. He had heard one man Maigona say of bawa's father one day and he remembered it today. "Orange'?" Garba said. His father had a farm in Dogongari and had about seven trees of oranges and several of other fruits including mango, guava, almond, and cashew. Orange and guava were his favourite but he never ate mango because one day when he was much younger, he had followed his mother to the farm to harvest maize. He had gone to the mango tree with Buba, one of his fathers' sons, whom he had met in the farm. Buba plucked several mangoes and they sat beneath the tree to eat. He ate many and later while he was returning home with his mother, his stomach began to ache and he soon began to stool. It was frequent and it disturbed his mother. It took him two days to get cured and he always remembered that day and ever since, he never touched mango. But he was in love with oranges. In fact, he missed the oranges in his father's orchard. "Yes orange. There's an orange tree behind the.....

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