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By Orezi in 17 Apr 2016 | 18:38
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If my son becomes a priest, will i call him father?
17 Apr 2016 | 18:38
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Uhhhhh... Let him become one first
17 Apr 2016 | 18:43
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U wl call him grandpa
17 Apr 2016 | 18:47
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Wait till that time
17 Apr 2016 | 18:50
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DUnno
17 Apr 2016 | 18:50
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U wil cal him bishop
17 Apr 2016 | 18:54
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i have a brother who is now a pastor, my mother and my Dad do call him daddy. I first disagree with them by calling him names, but i later realise that, the way you present your family to people; that's how people will address him for you. Inside our house he remains my bro, outside the house he remains daddy.
17 Apr 2016 | 18:59
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U No Fine Again Oh, For Dat Pix @tenniebenson
17 Apr 2016 | 19:01
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You can call him Satan. I swear.. He will always salute you
17 Apr 2016 | 19:04
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Yes na
17 Apr 2016 | 19:18
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Let me think first
17 Apr 2016 | 19:43
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You are to call him since he is now a priest
17 Apr 2016 | 19:44
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hmmmm y not
17 Apr 2016 | 20:09
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ya u call him Father dats wat he is .....
17 Apr 2016 | 20:12
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@C-roderick hmmm.. Mah change am ni?
17 Apr 2016 | 20:14
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u will have to call him
17 Apr 2016 | 20:17
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hmmm.. yea, you can call me father when i become a priest
17 Apr 2016 | 20:51
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B4
18 Apr 2016 | 02:22
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Yes
18 Apr 2016 | 02:31
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Yes Nau
18 Apr 2016 | 02:33
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Ofcos....
18 Apr 2016 | 02:34
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U Fine sha, But I Prefer D Other Pix Than Dix, Shey B U No Say I Dey Check Ur Pix All Time @tenniebenson
18 Apr 2016 | 03:34
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Lol.. Dis one wey dey dia nw nko?
27 Apr 2016 | 21:07
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yea, sure
27 Apr 2016 | 21:21
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