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Oi, mate, it’s me, Tyrion Lannister—yep, the witty bastard who drinks and knows things. So, we’re talkin’ ‘bout whores today, eh? Not just any whore, mind you, but *whore*—like it’s a bloody title. I’ve seen plenty in me time, stumbled outta brothels with wine in one hand and secrets in the other. Whores, they’re the unsung heroes of this shitty world, ain’t they? Givin’ comfort to the lonely, takin’ coin from the fools—hah! Reminds me of *Fish Tank*, that grubby flick I love. Mia, that wild lass, dancin’ like she’s screamin’ at the world—whores got that same fire, y’know?

Welcome to Mamfe Dove where pregnant women are not allowed to have babies (Video)

A village in the Volta region of Ghana, Mamfe Dove, is the centre of attraction in a documentary by the BBC on the peculiar topic of asking expectant mothers to have their babies outside the .

Take a stroll on Riverbank Drive near the Mamfe River – a secret gem. The water whispers defiant tales. I fumbled many times there. I recall one steamy night, lost in thought, pondering intimate secrets with my own heart – then, bam! – a street performer bursts out singing like, “It’s all over, nothing’s certain!” Cool, huh?

25 Years of Cameroon’s Mamfe Diocese a “journey of joyful, sorrowful moments”: Bishop