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Good day all, this is not like any of my regular posts. Need useful and mature responses please. Thanks! It all started in 2014 - in the first half of the year. John (not real name) met Victoria (not real name) on a social and faceless site, Nairaland.com. She had posted her number in the 'hookup section' where they got started. John never took Victoria serious at first, at least for the remaining half of the year. As at then, she stays in Kogi State and John's intention was to have an experience of an online date. The months roll by and there was no communication between both. On John's part, it's understandable that he never wanted something serious. August same year, he left Abuja for his home state and the gap in communication broadened the more. However, Victoria had just completed her University education and was posted down to Ekiti State, John's State of Origin. It was at this point that he 'decided' to call her and she intimated him about her NYSC posting. Immediately, well of joy surged up in John's heart and saw this as a confirmation that they were meant to be. He quickly bridged the gap and restored all communication - calling her more than 3 times a day. [Fast forward] Victoria was out of camp and John was to pick her up at a particular location in the state capital. She was new to the state, hence, knew nowhere. He quickly lodged her in one of his "female friend's" house, where he later secured her an apartment. In the year 2015, John travelled to Lagos and the communication was never lost again. They have this great affection for each other that the 'barrier' between them seem so insignificant to John. Late 2015, Victoria told John her mum desires to see him. He went to Kogi and spent a week there. She (Vic's mum) was so cheerful and full of life. She welcomed John with open arms. He had since then met other members of Vic's family except the eldest, whom he speaks with on phone. They love him and they never hid it. Trouble started with John when in May 2015, during the burial ceremony of his paternal grandmother, his mum told him he can't marry Vic because of her size (almost 3x John). She gave several reasons like sudden death caused by hypertension among others. Greater trouble dawned on him when the barrier he never considered became a stumbling block. Victoria has a 2+ year old daughter. John's parents had since January 2016 been capitalizing on that issue maintaining that he can't marry an 'after one'. But all of these never moved John. He was resolute on his decision. Of recent, his dad called him that if he is bent on marrying Vic, he (John's dad) is not ready to sign any document in favour of that. My friend needs your candid advice. He's 28 and feels he is old enough to take vital decisions for himself. What should he do? Is it a crime marrying an 'after one'? Help a bro, help a friend! *modified* Please mods, a friend and bro needs urgent advice. Kindly push to FP for a wider audience... Lalasticlala, Fynestboi, Mynd44, OAMJ, Seun |
sambas:Why not leave earlier? Like a day before... |
chezzy13:Deep knowledge about the field applied for. Deep knowledge about your course of study. Deep knowledge on lesson note preparation. Deep knowledge of micro teaching. |
Booheema:Oh boo, if you had read the initial post, it's stated there. 2013 |
[quote author=Booheema post=50997335][/quote]Yeah! As at them, it was one of the best. We share boundary / fence with Sagamu stadium. Constant electricity supply... But you should be careful with your phone o. Charging inside the dormitory is at owner's risk. Life is sweet there... Especially cus of its closeness to Lagos. You might be lucky to have artistes come over. But in our time, our camp coordinator is one spirikoko someborri |
This thread is created mainly for the purpose of hookup. I have observed that most people after the National Youth Service Corp scheme have lost the contacts of most of the friends they made while either in camp or at their various Places of Primary Assignment. I would like to say that I fall into this category. I met someone on nairaland.com just few weeks before camp... We met on camp and became friends. Shortly, I changed phone and the person's contact was no where to be found. Interestingly, few days ago I came across the person's moniker on a thread. It was such fun and joy reuniting with an old friend. Again, this thread is also for those fun loving people out there who never had the time or guts to socialize with fellow Corp members. Such could be achieved via this thread. This thread could also act as a fun arena where we could determine the state with the highest number of deployed NYSC members. Current Corp members are also welcome. Just input your 1. State of deployment, 2. Year and batch 3. PPA I REP OGUN STATE 2013 BATCH A Served in Ijoko, a suburb of Sango-Ota.... You can share your experiences Lets keep it going! |
4oyrsExperience:Broda, yessoooo. Good to have you here... Remember the first two guys by the left.... I think the guy at the extreme left is AY, then that big dark guy second to left.... Still remember him too.... I rep platoon 7 all the way... |
Neroski:Wanted to be sure it's you joor... Longest time... Chat me up : 08065466976 |
Sanni45:Not vibrating o. Just the LED... I've tried all 3 ports... The ports recognize other devices |
Neroski:Hello! Did you serve in Ogun State, 2013 batch A? |
NPA is recruiting Nigeria Port Authority
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My laptop doesn't identify my external Hard drive anymore. But other laptops do. Help please! |
Methink there's a breach in security here. Take for instance, someone lays hold of your mobile phone or it gets missing, such a one can load easily on his / her line from your account to number. I guess there should be a security feature like pin or being asked to input your account number for every transaction. |
I attend Apostolic faith Church. were your spiritual welfare is our concerns. visit any of our church nearest to you WECA COUNTRY HEADQUARTERS WEST AFRICA, NIGERIA The Apostolic Faith Church, Campground Road, Anthony Village, Off Ikorodu Road, Lagos. Mailbox: P.O. Box 78, Ebute-Meta, Lagos Email:afm@apostolicfaithweca.org Website: apostolicfaithweca.org Telephone: +234-803-380-0179 Pastor: Rev. Emmanuel Adebayo Adeniran |
We thank God for this godly heritage bestowed onto us. It is my prayer that the church of God spreads her tentacles across every nook and cranny of this nation. |
We thank God for this godly heritage bestowed onto us. It is my prayer that the church of God spreads her tentacles across every book and cranny of this nation. |
Joshuastone410:Same here |
Please, who has printed?
Are we to print out the whole bulk? Going to 10 pages or thereabout? |
Saved hers with [size=20pt]LADYLOVE[/size] |
OluKayy:Have you printed yet? |
Emmysteve:Wow! Team philosophy... Nice meeting you bro. |
Kacinoroyal:Click on applications, and then click on 'view'. It will show you your application heskeyw:use your email as username |
AnaCheks:Click applications and then click on view |
jp130:Your email |
jp130:Input your email and password |
dhabeautyjas:With no vacancy ID? No application ID? No job description? Etc... Is this how yours look like? |
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Help, the sign in error I got.... "there was a problem verifying your recaptcha Url.....connection timed out after 5000 milliseconds
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avicky:Iyawo mi atata. I sight you |
Doyinsola Da'Candie |
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