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Family › Re: Why Are Married Women Are Too Easy To Bleep by 7victor(m): 9:44pm On Mar 05, 2021

Love is the best action.

Sleeping with another man's wife is a sign of lack of love.

You and the man's wife must stop this immediately and ask God to forgive and clean you both.

Family › Re: Why Are Married Women Are Too Easy To Bleep by 7victor(m): 9:39pm On Mar 05, 2021

Love is the best action.

Sleeping with another man's wife is a sign of lack of love.

You and the man's wife must stop this immediately and ask God to forgive and clean you both.

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Romance › Re: . by 7victor(op): 12:06am On Mar 05, 2021*

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Romance › Re: . by 7victor(op): 12:17pm On Mar 04, 2021

Kondomatic:
You love traveling?

Yes I love traveling in those days.

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Romance › Re: When Your Wife/Husband Was Once Your Primary School Classmate. by 7victor(op): 6:28am On Mar 04, 2021

chatinent:
For me, I'll marry who fits in my requirements now.

..it doesn't have to be sb from old.

Romance › Re: When Your Wife/Husband Was Once Your Primary School Classmate. by 7victor(op): 6:25am On Mar 04, 2021

chatinent:
After all this long talk you didn't marry her.

Come close, no I won't hurt you but come closer.

Romance › When Your Wife/Husband Was Once Your Primary School Classmate. by 7victor(op): 10:11pm On Mar 03, 2021*

As an adult, have you dated or are you married to a person who was once your class mate either in primary or secondary School?

How was/is the experience like?

For me, I think it is the best experience someone can have as far as(or as near as) bonding with him or her is concerned.

Marrying someone who was your class mate or play mate when you were very young,always brings out fond memories.

Such love is always very sweet.

I remember one Imaobong when I was in primary school.

She was such an active child who was not hesitant to find trouble.

She would run up and down the school pursuing boys.

Because of always finding trouble, one fine arts teacher asked her to touch her toes for caning on the buttocks.

All boys were very happy that they would beat her.

The last time I saw her was in primary 5.

When I got posted to Kano state for NYSC,

I saw surprised to see her in Kano also as a corper after so many years.

I had clean forgotten that such a person existed until I found her in Kano.

We got along so well with so much fun memories to relive.

I knew she still had that trouble making nature by the way she acted around the Hausa teachers in the school.

She rarely related with people.

But I have noticed that women that are very troublesome,

when they see me,they tend to immediately like me, even if they hate other people.

Because I am capable of showing so much submission and humility to the extent that they would not find fighting with me worthwhile.

Some of them would start calling me sweet names like "darling","sweet heart" etc.

But if a woman still feels like fighting me,I will not give her such opportunity to fight me.

And so it was that Imaobong started talking with me and we got so close, laughed over issues together and relived so many childhood memories.

That was the best kind of reunion I have ever had although we did not relate well in primary school, because she was always finding me trouble.

Even though I would be minding my business, she would come and say something hurtful to me, because she sat close to me in primary 5.

But all these changed during our NYSC.We became close friends.

When it came time to part ways, after NYSC, she said she had never been so close to anyone as she was close to me.

Have you ever had such experience?

Please share it here.

Celebrities › Re: Samuel Ajibola Married His Primary School Class Captain (Photos) by 7victor(m): 9:02pm On Mar 03, 2021*

Marrying someone who was your class mate or play mate when you were very young,always brings out fond memories.

Such love is always very sweet.

I remember one Imaobong when I was in primary school.

She was such an active child who was not hesitant to find trouble.

She would run up and down the school pursuing boys.

Because of always finding trouble, one fine arts teacher asked her to touch her toes for caning on the buttocks.

All boys were very happy that they would beat her.

The last time I saw her was in primary 5.

When I got posted to Kano state for NYSC,

I saw surprised to see her in Kano also as a corper after so many years.

I had clean forgotten that such a person existed until I found her in Kano.

We got along so well with so much fun memories to relive.

I knew she still had that trouble making nature by the way she acted around the Hausa teachers in the school.

She rarely related with people.

But I have noticed that women that are very troublesome,

when they see me,they tend to immediately like me, even if they hate other people.

And so it was that Imaobong started talking with me and we got so close, laughed over issues together and relived so many childhood memories.

That was the best kind of reunion I have ever had although we did not relate well in primary school, because she was always finding me trouble.

Even though I would be minding my business, she would come and say something hurtful to me, because she sat close to me in primary 5.

But all these changed during our NYSC.We became close friends.

Christianity Etc › Re: Rev. Uma Ukpai's Civic Reception In Ohafia, His Community For His Philanthropy by 7victor(m): 8:34pm On Feb 28, 2021

pstmikol1:
Good evening sir, how is your work and the family.
I'm sorry for still coming back to you, we have run here and there and I have now resume school since last two weeks, but I am still broke at school, the problem is my father work is not going well for now, please I have come to beg you not to forget me anytime you're buoyant sir.
Thank you sir. May God bless...

Ok.

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Family › Re: What's The Selfless Thing You've Ever Done For Anyone? by 7victor(m): 10:58am On Feb 18, 2021

They are numerous.

The main ingredient in any selfless act is Love.

We must do good not because of any reason, but because we love the person we are helping.

The Bible says even if you give all your money to the poor, but you have no love, you have done nothing.

It means someone can do good to others with no love in his or her heart.

We must do good with love in our hearts for the person we are doing good to.

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Education › Re: My Department Is Full Of Females by 7victor(m): 8:38pm On Feb 17, 2021

Mpanyi:
Love this. Those saying simp this simp that na una know. If the girl is a source of unity for the guys wetin dey wrong with am.

Very good comment.

Any action that shows love is worth celebrating, and not to be condemned as some people are doing.

Paying school fees for, and showing love to the only female student in a department is an act of love and there is nothing wrong with that.

It united the male students.

There is a virtue in the story irrespective of whether someone believes it or not.

If the story had been that all the male students began to commit fornication with her,

that is when people should have condemned it.

But this one was an act of pure love and kindness.

So I don't understand why some people are so angry to hear this.

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Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 8:14pm On Feb 17, 2021

1F30M4:
Thank God for your life.. Yess you're very right, it's alwayss good to follow one's instincts or gut feeling, they're almost never wrong.. Good you found a way to get your offer across to them even when they refused initially.. I'm glad you're able to tell your story, not many lived to tell theirs

Thanks.

Education › Re: My Department Is Full Of Females by 7victor(m): 3:40pm On Feb 17, 2021

lecturer50:
When there are only males in a place and a female join them, they tend to focus all their love on her.
They would not want her to suffer.
It happens because she is bold enough to join the males
and males would love her for that.
It happens more often than we think.
Some males would say they cannot do that.
But when the time comes, they are the ones that would even love the girl more than other males.
The thing is in-built in us and denying it cannot stop us from behaving like those males in the engineering department.
Even among the women, things like this happens when they have only one male in their group.
It doesn't have to be about giving the man money.
But in some way, they would give him special considerations.
The thing would just happen naturally.
You would just find yourself loving the person and treating the person with love and care.
It doesn't matter whether you are a person who denies that you can't do such.

Ok.

Education › Re: My Department Is Full Of Females by 7victor(m): 11:21am On Feb 17, 2021*

KillerBeauty:
But why where they paying her fees?
What was she doing with the money her parents give her for school fees?

She could use it for other things.

The fact was that the males loved her for agreeing to study engineering.

Most ladies use to prefer micro biology, medicine or any medically related courses.

Although more ladies have started studying engineering courses.

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Education › Re: My Department Is Full Of Females by 7victor(m): 9:19am On Feb 17, 2021*

I heard a story of one engineering department that had over 100 males and one female.

The males so much loved the only female student that they were contributing about N500 each every year to pay her school fees.

If more than 100 students contribute N500 each,it would be more than N50,000 which was about the school fees.

There was one rich boy in that department who was always giving the lady money.

When they were doing night reading, she would also come to read with the others and to do night tutorials.

Trouble started when the rich boy convinced the lady to stop attending the night tutorials but rather he paid the guy who was doing the tutorial to do it only for him and the lady in his (the rich boy's) house.

The rich boy also went and paid the lady's fees without involving the others.

The others thought he was looking down on them.

Every other male students were against him for doing that.

But the issue was soon resolved.

She really enjoyed love from the male students since she was the only female.

According to the story, throughout her 5 years as a student, she never paid school fees because it was always paid for her by the males of her department.

Anything that involves money was always taken care of by the males.

All assignments that were given, someone would do it for her.

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Crime › Re: Woman Dies After Robbers Shot Her In The Leg And Carted Away Her Money (Graphic) by 7victor(m): 8:33am On Feb 17, 2021

Bahamas95:
Why are robbers this heartless? They will collect your property and still kill you.

Any one that is a thief is a murderer.

The spirit of stealing will soon invite the spirit of killing which can still invite other evil spirits.

That is why a person who started out as a pick pocket, may end up being a murderer,a proud person,a sex addict,a drug addict, and etc.

Every evil spirit in a person will always invite other evil spirits.

Crime › Re: Saudi Court Handed Death Sentence To Saudi Woman For Killing Bangladeshi Maid by 7victor(m): 8:15am On Feb 17, 2021

The maid is a 40 year old woman.

She is not a small girl.

Some people are not able to torture and kill a small child, not to talk of someone of that age.

Crime › Re: Train Crushes A Woman To Death In Kubwa by 7victor(m): 7:57am On Feb 17, 2021

ilyasom:
A kaduna bound train crushed a woman in kubwa around chikakore village. Viewers discretion. The corpse is still at the location but I have called emergency line to evacuate the corpse. It's unknown if this was a suicide because 4 people have lost their lives in similar circumstance in the past.

Hello.

Please what finally happened.

Was she later taken off the ground?

Was it established that she committed suicide?

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Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 11:05pm On Feb 16, 2021

heendrix:
Ok bro sorry for what happened, may God bring bout peace to the state n country at large

Amen.

Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 10:33pm On Feb 16, 2021

heendrix:
And no problem being a Christian??

There is no problem being a Christian.

There are so many southern Christians there.

People say that it is the most religious tolerant state in the north, but I don't know how true it is.

Religious violence is almost unheard of in Sokoto state.

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Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 10:17pm On Feb 16, 2021

heendrix:
Ok bro but is safe in the city?? was Born in Wurnu but I can't navigate my way thr Sokoto plus I've forgotten how to speak Hausa again

Ok.

Yes the city is safe. I mean within the gates of Sokoto state capital, there is safety.

I experienced this kidnapping outside the gate, after the barracks,in the area commonly called kwanawa.

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Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 10:07pm On Feb 16, 2021

heendrix:
I guess where you were going is near Zamfara I guess prolly reason for the abduction

No it is not near Zamfara.

It is still in Sokoto state around the Gusau highway.

Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 10:02pm On Feb 16, 2021

StacyO:
I don't think Nigeria can overcome this issue of kidnapping.

Especially when they don't have trained and well equipped officers.

Talk more,skilled detectives.

Everyone should be mindful of where they go and how they move.

Cause trust me,in Nigeria,

No one gives a hoot about you. Even if you get kidnapped today,the government will only "express shock"

Let's all be guided.

Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 9:59pm On Feb 16, 2021

valentineuwakwe:
what a story!
Thank God for your life....

Amen.Thank you.

Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 9:49pm On Feb 16, 2021

heendrix:
Omo you dey scare me o I plan come Sokoto con hustle but this one dey fear me big time

You can still go there.Nothing to be scared of.

No place is safer than the other in Nigeria today.

It is God that protects.

Although I have left Sokoto for now.

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Crime › Re: How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 9:42pm On Feb 16, 2021

gasparpisciotta:
Thank God for your life bro, you listened to your guardian angel, some don’t live to tell their story.

Thank you.

Crime › How I Was Kidnapped In Sokoto State. by 7victor(op): 9:25pm On Feb 16, 2021*

Last year, I was looking for a room in Sokoto state.

My rent had expired in Runjin sambo where I was living and I didn't want to pay such exorbitant price because someone told me I could get a cheap price at kwanawa.

Then on the 13th of August,2020, I left my room in Runjin sambo to go to kwanawa.

Something told me to carry some thousands of naira with me.

I just felt the urge to carry some money in my pocket.

I usually keep all my money in the house and only go out with the money that I want to spend for that moment.

I don't usually carry up to N10,000 with me if I am going out no matter how much I get.

But that day, I felt an urge to carry extra cash with me.

The money I carried that day was about N 8,000, although I can't really remember.

I climbed bike and as we entered an area in kwanawa along Sokoto/Gusau highway,

where there are no houses but open Savannah with short trees,

I was blocked by some bandits who normally come out suddenly to kidnap people.

They took me off the bike and took me inside the bush.

They let the bike man to go.

As they were taking me inside the bush,I started pleading with them.

I told them I had some few thousands of naira with me, that they should collect it and release me.

I told them that they would still kidnap another person if they let me go.

So they should take all the money on me and let me go, since they would still kidnap another person.

At first, they refused.

They felt insulted when they discovered the money on me was not even up to N10,000.

These are the people whose aim is to collect millions as ransom.

I persevered by telling them to let me go and get another person.

I brought out all the money in my pocket and handed it over to one of them.

I said "please let me go.Use this to buy cigarettes.You can catch another person."

Suddenly,he collected the money and told the other kidnappers to let me go, that they would get someone else.

Other kidnappers didn't want to agree.

But he said they should release me.

Immediately they let me go and I started running out of the bush,

they came again to the road and pick up someone else.

If you are passing, you would not know that kidnapping is taking place, because they will just come out to the Sokoto/Gusau highway, pick 2 or 3 people and disappeared into the bush.

I thank God because he was the one who prompted me to carry some money with me otherwise I don't know if I would have been alive today.

Some people that were kidnapped ended up being killed.

The recent case was a Reverend in Sokoto who was beaten to death in the bush.

I use this medium to plead with the readers: Always listen to your heart when going out of the house.

If you feel a strong urge to carry something with you when going out, do so.

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Christianity Etc › Re: The Greatest Lover Of All Time by 7victor(m): 8:18pm On Feb 14, 2021

Thank you Jesus Christ for your love in my life.

When I was yet a sinner, you died for me.

You made me a member of your bones, flesh and body, the fullness of You that fills all in all.

I am your fragrance in them that are saved and in them that perish.

I love you Jesus Christ.

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Romance › Re: Valentine: What Exactly Is Love? by 7victor(op): 2:05pm On Feb 14, 2021

FatherCHRISTMAS:
Good write up sir. Love does not think evil.
Love is kind

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