POLL RESULTS

GOOD BLESS THE MARRIAGE

Stephluv i wish u evritn gud in ur marriage. Am so much hapi 4 u myluv.

WISHING HER A HAPPY AND MARRIAGE

Wishing you happy marriage life.

who doest like better thing .Instead of going to ogogoro palm wine wedding ( chidi) ,I will go where I will drink wine ,eat salade,good food insead of akpu,tap water with germs ,breathing dust and also risking poison.STEPHANY has made my day.

I like chidi mokeme just bcos of his mode of dressing & d way he present d role given 2 him. I pray dat God lead him in d new life he as chosen.

F.,k

i would have loved to be in chidis wedding,am presently out of the country,so it would be nice seeing my family and besides stephanies marriage was to loud,its not her first time,and am against divorce too

I lv ur weddin gown is lvly,i wish u happy marriage life,nd i pray God wil grant u many kids.

I wish u happy marriage life steph , am in love with ur gown though wish is my size

i ve always loved stephanie.God bless you and your husband

happy 4 both of dem

the so-called alliance beweten the AFL, NRL and Clubs Australia and reports that the football codes were planning to run television advertisements against mandatory pre-commitment technology for high-intensity pokies, were bemusing and untrue. I've never spoken to anybody from Clubs Australia, I've never spoken to the NRL about this issue, Demetriou said today. The AFL is not involved in any campaign, it hasn't got the ads ready to go. The fellow from Clubs Australia, I don't even know his name, but please, stop talking on our behalf, just shut up, that'd be a good help. Demetriou said that while the AFL was opposed to the proposed legislation, he had sought meetings with the federal government and independent MP Andrew Wilkie to propose alternative ways of dealing with problem gambling. The AFL and our clubs abhor problem gambling, he said. What we would want to do is work with the government, work with Andrew Wilkie and Nick Xenophon and others to address and tackle the issue of problem gambling like we've done with racial and indigenous vilification, like we've done with responsible alcohol. We just don't think this proposed legislation is the way to go. He said the legislation would cost clubs millions of dollars and force them to increase the price of memberships and entry to matches. Now there's a man who's decided to pull his forces into a corner and is waiting to see how things play out. I'm wouldn't be surprised if Gillard has gone and worked him over.