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yuzedo: Rub aboniki balm on it.

grandal: only 6 testifiers...hmmm i dont blame pple dat charge for this ting

marcjoe: @wabbyland..lol check ur own now
I just sent 1.8gb to u.....seriously am d baddest boi

Texas.Cowgirl:
Yes girllllll



Lupey, work it!!!!!

sportfeva: Studying in OAU as well. You can follow me, let get connected.

gluv01: At least she is not beside a car this time

ogugua88: The truth is difficult and bitter, but it is the truth. The truth is always more freeing in comparison to any kind of lie or cover up.

Ask yourself if you can hide such a magnificent detail from your brother and live your life with a clear conscience while reciprocating romantic feelings to tour future in-law. Now, try putting yourself in your brother's shoes. You have a fiancée who is in love with someone else. Is she wife material? Can you marry someone who's displaying signs of a cheat before walking down the aisle? Thirdly, ask yourself if your brother, who adores you and hosted a party for you, deserves a cheat as a wife.

Marriage is a big deal but people take it for granted. So many assume that after exchanging "I dos" and wedding rings that old feelings they had for others will disappear in an instant. They won't. Tell your brother the truth now and help him cope. He's better off breaking an engagement with a cheating fiancée than divorcing a cheating wife. I'm sure your brother would want you to marry the best woman you can find. His fiancée is in love with someone other than her fiancé and is spoiling this other someone under her fiancé's nose. That is disrespectful and signs that she may make a lousy wife. If you love your brother at all, then tell him the truth immediately and let him make his call.

Gbolasky: pls be urslf, wu told u oau dont av commerce question, wat of dos pol sci aspirant dat ar doing eng, govt, econs and commerce, atlest i have a friend dat did dat last year and oau gave her commerce in d putme exam, so therefore my broda just try and get the information@sammy

Hausa: 18 days on campus, and malaria has struck.
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actually tot der were no mosquitoes here.
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anyway....the health centre gave me drugs to battle it (for free)

Adex097: family things ni o.

uceee: Why laugh? She expressed a genuine desire shared by most of us.

Adex097: hmmm that man "kunle ogunbameru" my fake uncle...*smh*

Olagbenga95: u dey d klass

Olagbenga95: SSC101 WAS sweet 2day esp.....Ki lo desire.....lolzzzzzzz.....