Ashes?Please can someone explain the washing hands with ''ashes'' part?
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
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Ashes?Please can someone explain the washing hands with ''ashes'' part?
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ReplyDelete@Sweet Mother
Many of you ignoramus insulting her are the ignorant ones. Ashes can be used in place of soap. Google is your friend you stella asking questions just so your bvs can insult her. Ignorant goats insulting someone for caring
DeleteLol but all the network providers have been bombarding us tho. Perhaps she doesn't check her text messages.
Delete..........for the gods.
Delete@anon 10:27, ashes can't b used in d case of Ebola. Ebola is not a germ, we are talking about a Virus so get a grip of urself ok? Even washing of hands wit sanitizers s just precautionary measures cos other parts of d body can still come in contact wit an infected person's body fluids. God help us.
DeleteRitty or whatever you local name is.. unicef advises that in place of soap you can use ashes. Ever used ashes to wash the back of a pot? Seen how clean it becomes? Not everyone can afford soap. Washing of hands with sanitizers? Sanitizer is now used for wash ing hands? Get enlightened please
DeleteIgnoramus hiding under anon, did unicef tell u to use ashes in place of soap in d case of Ebola??? And to think ur ignorant self compared Ebola Virus wit d back of a pot shows how dumb u are!!! I gave my opinion without insulting anyone yet u chose to get urs across by dissing? Run along wit ur low self esteem anon my ass!!!
DeleteNo need replying one who thinks a hand sanitizer is a type of soap..run along too razzy
Deletewas actually surprised and short of words when i read those tweet on her I.G page too...**lets all be informed pls**
ReplyDeleteAshes kwa...
ReplyDeleteUnglaublich!
Pipi Lee
Lol. Love me some pipi lee. #ilovepipilee
DeleteVery local old method!
ReplyDeleteTorh! *rolling my eyes*
ReplyDeleteAshes.... No be salt again? I tire o!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't get hand saintizer @ ashmart on saturday. They were out of stock. Wetin Ebola go cause ehn!
ReplyDeleteHian!!
Toyin abiakwa ozo,
Ashes go soon turn commodity
She's a big fool for spreading the ashes misinformation. FG better arrest her before her stupidity cost people their lives
ReplyDeleteHaters! What's your problem. Must you call her a fool? So tell me what you are, I guess a big fool with a dead brain.
DeleteToyin is dat u? Ok, welcome
DeleteIgnoramus...
ReplyDeletebe waiting for free service. osho free chokes. If it is to read sdk you will find data, if you like do not go and do your research. 'kissing my teeth'.
how many people gets irked by ignorant people? God forgive me and mama i just had to put her in her place. #LordJesusFixMe
But truth be good,mtn,glo,etisalat and air tel can afford to give this things out for free. We don't need to pay.. All this companies come into Nigeria and exploit us.. Call rates are annoyingly high,we pay for every service and no prmo from mtn especially...
DeleteBut that ashes talk though... No one should call me midnight asking me to do this biko o
sad sorry fella.Put toyin in her place or give us a glimpse of your soul? you seriously are in need of fixing
DeleteConfused
ReplyDeleteAll the network service providers i know in naija have been sending tips on Ebola for free, unless she's just being ignorant or seeking attention like she always does.
ReplyDeleteStupid hypocrite when Stella came here to accuse the network providers u all came here to lick arse and hail her and u dare to say toyin is seeking attention.... U must be stupid chi exotic..... And no dis ain't toyin, am a regular sdk but I don't lick arse.
DeleteAshes???? LMAO!
ReplyDeleteAshes???? LMAO!
ReplyDeleteNo be only ashes Na Cameroon pepper we go use
ReplyDeleteThat's what we call old skool thingz,I guess she said it cos ash was one of the ingredients used in making soap long,long,long ago.
ReplyDeleteStella she meant to type "soap" but the auto correct on her phone changed it to "ashes"....LWKMD
ReplyDeleteEveryone wants to comment on the Ebola virus situation forgetting that you have to first know what you're talking about.
that girl is just too local for my like
ReplyDeleteChisos!!!! Mbok mind ur grammar. That girl is just too local for my liking is correct English.
DeleteSis stella my name is chiaka pls everyone should tune in to NTA now..Focus is on Ebola virus..This is the opportunity we have to ask the minister of health any question burning in our heart..thanks
ReplyDeleteNTA still de?
Delete@truetalk...hilarious question!
DeleteI once saw it on tv, ashes is just another substitute for soap. You guys should stop being judgemental, she is actually knowledgeable.
ReplyDeleteDoyin thank you!
DeleteGuys Toyin is soooo right and you all are wrong!
In villages where people can't afford soap,medical personnel advice them to use ashes! It works!
Ashes???
ReplyDeleteI don't know about ashes but I seem to recall that in the desert when water is scarce they do ablutions with sand.
ReplyDeleteRead by latest posts on Bad boys and Deal Breakers on
www.funmireese.blogspot.com
Afi ashes? *in mama peace' voice* U were not informed too? Ok, continue.
ReplyDeleteHer royal ugliness stop spreading your stupidity on this blog.... U are becoming an irritant already
DeleteDaughter of babalawo mtcheew I shud watch my hand wid ashes why nu wash ur face with iron sponge
ReplyDeleteSHUT UP
DeleteOde!
DeleteRetard.
DeleteOsanyin-happiness, ogun- kelvin if u rant on this blog again like u do on Lib, amandioha, Donner wird fertig u
DeleteHian!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHian!
DeleteIs this still Ezenwanyi in metamorphosis or an impostor?
See my head oh! It is wash not "watch" Thank me later
ReplyDeleteAshes kwa?!..
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm, it is well o. May God take control of this situation
ReplyDeleteAshes can be used in place of soaps. But more effective in washing the back of pots in those days. Next now na vim we go hear make we de use or pple go de patronise those bole and corn sellers to reserve ashes for dem.
ReplyDeleteYou are right...we used them when we were small...
DeleteThere was an advert on TV long time ago telling people to wash hands with soaps or ashes guess that's what she's still following. Well, that's her opinion and I don't see why you all insulting her should. Why would I want to use ashes when I can afford soap though?
ReplyDeleteHmmm,friday is drawing close oo,dis one ashes is the next on list,maybe this friday it will be ashes we will be required to bath with 7times,and it will be a perfect 'ash friday'#rme#
ReplyDeleteEbola!ebola!ebola!how many times did I call u?...see what u are doing to supposed enlightened pple!smh
Most of you here are always so quick to hurl insults at people,Toyin is actually right, is boldly written on posters that is being paste in most places by Fed min of health, u can use ashes to wash ur hand. It will actually do a lot good for most of the ignorant and olodo people here to actually read the facts about Ebola rather than using salt to have their bath and insulting people.
ReplyDelete@Funmi Reese,wetin u go find for desert???!!!
ReplyDeleteSanitizers cant protect you from ebola. I am a medical biochemist before you people start attacking me. Sanitizers have no effect on viruses. viruses are complex organisms because they can act as living and non living organisms at the same time. Save your money. my two cents!
ReplyDeletePls tell them o0! I sd it b4 that even sanitizers are just precautitionary measures and I guess we should bath wit it self cos if u wash ur hand but ur body touches an infected person's sweat, what can we make of this??? My two cents!
Delete#Confusedface
ReplyDeleteMr Lyca
Chuckles. EVE E UME
ReplyDeleteShe is right ashes perform the same function as soap aka cleansing so maybe she was reaching out to those who cannot afford soap. In the village they would wash pots with ashes. Hibiscus leave leaves oh the green ones not flower that is used in making zobo is also a natural soap and produces suds just like manufactured soap
ReplyDeleteFederal ministry of health says one can use ashes to wash their hands when soap is unavailable. Google is your friend.
ReplyDeleteBefore u people kill her with insult,google is ur friend,u can actually check it out before cussing her out.
ReplyDeleteStella, Toyin is correct about using ashes to wash hands. Ashes, mud, soap are rubbing agents and are more effective than using water alone to wash hands. Please spread the word. There are communities where people don't have soap to spare for hand washing. See link http://www.wsp.org/Hygiene-Sanitation-Water-Toolkit/BasicPrinciples/HandwashingFacilities.html
ReplyDeletePeople she's caring for her fans
ReplyDeleteShe's so right and moreover she's one of the celebs that did documentary on Ebola
ReplyDeleteSo service provider asked for money yes she was damn so right
ReplyDeleteAren't u just an illiterate? Shouldn't u use google b4 u wrote rubbish n allow ur low life bvs to start writing rubbish. Get a life fool
ReplyDeleteShe was/is right about her post.
ReplyDelete