
Wow, can’t stop laughing.

Wow, can’t stop laughing.
The nun circled, 33-year-old Roxana Rodriguez claimed she had no idea she was pregnant when she gave birth to a baby boy last week. She belongs to the “Little Disciples of Jesus” convent near Rieti, which manages an old people’s home. According to Italian news agency ANSA, the nun, who took a vow of chastity, was quoted as saying: “I did not know I was pregnant. I only felt a stomach pain.” She named the baby boy Francesco [Francis], the current Pope’s chosen title.
The new mum reportedly told her social worker:
“I am so happy. I feel more of a mother than a nun, I think that’s obvious. I decided to call him Francis in honour of our wonderful south American Pope. I do not feel of guilt. I will be keeping him and bringing him up. He is a gift from God. I am little worried about all the publicity, not only in Italy but in El Salvador and all over the world. Everyone is talking about this and I don’t think I will be able to return to my home country.”
A priest close to the nun told the Italian Magazine:
“It all happened last spring, around March or April time when she was back in El Salvador to get her passport renewed. She has not said who the father is but I understand he is an, shall we say, old flame of hers from when she was younger. At some stage I expect she will tell the father that he has a son and they will be reunited but I don’t know when that will be.”
It’s really amazing how a mere stomach cramp turned into a healthy nine-pound baby boy.
On the 7th of January, 2014, President Jonathan signed anti gay bill banning same sex marriages in Nigeria, and through its wording, also seeks to criminalize people, organisations and agencies who support homosexuality and those who do not immediately report any known homosexuals, or homosexual activities.
Read Pastor Jide Macaulay statement below:
Since January12th, when the announcement was made, the LGBT-community has been thrown into panic. There is chaos throughout Nigeria as we are grappling with keeping up with mass arbitrary arrest, humiliation, blackmail, extortion and police corruption in several ‘charge and bail’ cases.
The hostility in Nigeria against gay people has reached epic proportions. In the East of Nigeria, many are fleeing their homes. One gay man, labelled “a leader of the homosexual” is on the run. His parents and brother were threatened with arrest if they don’t provide information about his whereabouts.
In the same region, more than six people were arrested. In the West of the country, we can confirm that nearly ten people have been arrested and bailed. The police have extorted funds from each victim at an average of between $120 to $300. Most of the people arrested were tortured and asked to provide additional details of other gays or lesbians. In the North of Nigeria, in Bauchi and Kano, there are two separate cases of arrests and harassment of gay people. Both areas are firmly under sharia law, which carries the death penalty.
In the wake of the passing of the anti gay laws, there is no doubt of the many calls, emails and online messages we have received, expressing fear, anger, anxiety and suicide attempts. This is a critical time for all LGBTI-people; a time when our ideals are being stretched and tested.
The Nigerian President and legislators have ignored the critical aspect of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and passed into law a legislation that is unjust.
In a BBC Radio program yesterday, I spoke out to condemn this law. However, a few of the speakers claimed that a research showed that 98% of Nigerians are happy and jubilant about this law, and based on their religious beliefs that homosexuality is “unafrican”, against religion and unnatural.
Nigeria like many African nations, has many issues and the oppression of LGBT-citizens is largely unwelcomed by an already marginalised group. We are now looking into our first priority intervention to help those displaced and or attacked.
In view of the present situation in Nigeria, we are helping with emergency evacuation to safe homes around the country. The Initiative for Equal Rights (TIERs), a Human Rights Organisation in Nigeria, has now opened a 24hr support line for LGBT-people in Nigeria.
We also continue to advise all LGBT-people to stay away from trouble, not pick unknown phone numbers and sign off gay dating websites.
Reverend Jide Macaulay, Founder and Project Director of House Of Rainbow Fellowship.
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On hearing the news of the bill, Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister, John Baird, issued a statement for the Canadian government saying:
“Canada has clearly spoken out against human rights violations committed against people on the basis of their sexuality, and we will continue to do so.
“Canada is deeply concerned that Nigeria has adopted a law that further criminalizes homosexuality. This law can be used to impose prison sentences of up to 14 years.
“We call on Nigeria to repeal this law and to promote and protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all Nigerians regardless of their sexual orientation.
“Canada has clearly spoken out against human rights violations committed against people on the basis of their sexuality, and we will continue to do so.”
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“Nigeria is in a Political Bermuda Triangle.”
Nigeria has maniacally accepted a perfidious hockery-pockery of a legalisationism whilst ignoring the poverty portraits on that bewildered, repugnant, wretched faces of the earth.
This is not terra ferma for me and it is clearly a terra incognito. The discobolus generated by the sola-campus nuances is flawless like the biblical ‘MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN’.
Now the country is in a political Bermuda Triangle and if we do not take very urgent and responsible steps to meander the interstices of eschewable cataracts, land mines waterfronts, icebergs and ox bow lakes of the gay ban, the ship of the Nigerian state has all the capacities and possibilities of berthing in the disastrous and pestilential aqua of a terminus aquem”
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Young gay couple post adorable pictures of their 3 children on Instagram, but instead of being praised for shoeing their good parenting skills. they were rather greeted with vicious and homophobic backlash. The couple are two African American men, Chicago-born Kordale and Atlanta native Kaleb, who have three children together. The often share adorable pictures of their happy family on their Instagram page, which has 36,489 followers. Recent picture of both parents styling their daughter’s hair sparked a negative twitter outrage.
Read their response below:
Being fathers is getting our daughters up at 5:30 am making breakfast getting them dressed for school and putting them on the bus by 6:30 .This is a typical day in our household . It’s not easy but we enjoy every moment and eveny minute of #fatherhood. #proudfathers #blackfathers #prouddads #gaydads
As far as the positive; yes we are two gay men with three kids who have no problem with preparing them for their education every morning; that comes with anything and everything they may need for school! Our kids are blessed to have three parents (Kordale, Kaleb and their Mother) who love, care and support them in every decision they have made and will continue to make as they get older.
We are blessed to have the ability to provide for them in ways that a lot of people cannot for their family, which ultimately makes us happy knowing that they don’t want for much! Our main objective as parents is to provide, love, educate, support, encourage, and love some more! In regard to the negative, people fail to realize that we are people too with kids who love us. We do what is necessary for them to succeed in this ever-changing world but it’s sad that we’re discriminated against because of our sexuality and/or what we do behind closed doors — which is no one’s business. In the same breath, we take all of what’s been said in stride. The picture was put out on social media for an opinion so we can’t be mad when people give just that: an opinion. People tend to think that gay people cannot raise their children to be heterosexuals. Instead, they have derogatory thoughts of us “tainting” our children or “confusing them” with what society sees deems as wrong an unmanly because we’re gay. But this is all comical because people forget where a lot of gays come from: a heterosexual household. More pictures:
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Beautiful Kids.
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For those people who thinks that AfroCandy is an old woman, this picture is for y’all. She shared pictures of her boobs online just to proof a point, that she is not old. I repeat, Afrocandy does not want to be addressed as an old woman.
Read what she said and view the full picture below:
“b4 you call AfroCandy Old pls compare these babies with yours and your mama’s own. Old women dont look like this”.
What’s your opinion?
View the picture here: http://distilleryimage3.ak.instagram.com/385b8acc7d3511e3ba150e6285b91557_7.jpg

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