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By ugo-chinedu
Lol! Loved the classroom and student analogy. Well done, miss!
Err…Mrs.
Loved it! Beautiful analogy.
This analogy is hilarious, but it’s a beautiful and sensible piece. I totally agree with number one.
I totally enjoyed this Ogbono soup analogy. But for no1- I believe a bit of privacy is needed at the beginning of any relationship, at least till you both have decided “this is for real”. Just as you have to first cover your stock of cooking ingredients before adding the Ogbono. Once that has been added however, open the pot and let others inhale the aroma!
LOL. Go Joy!! could you clarify what these “bad ingredients” analogize?
Funny analogy
BUT
Sometimes it is Egusi soup and you think it is ogbono
You know how they may look alike when you don’t have enough light yet.
LOL