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I thought they said this man is very sick and can't even stand on its own, yet from one state to another. Story is changing from old age, sick, sleeping, to desperate..... One thing I know is, you can never distract a man who understand his mission. |
The policy is good but at the wrong time. Cashless policy remains the best but enacting policy influenced by politics is evil. The masses are suffering.., |
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Is that Alvan ikoku on 200ç(Ghana)?
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Interesting..... 😊😊😊 |
Check Tinubu's signature on his cap. That man is really consistent. Same logo then, is going viral now. Note: Be consistent with your life pursuit/dreams.
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You have your life to live so also your friend. Forgive her and move on, then move in silence. If you're not looking for competition or validation from anyone, is there any reason for you to disclose some vital information about your job with her? Stay humble and be yourself. |
All the south Africans should present their H. I. V test result, my candid opinion..... ![]() |
@Amarachi Iyawo Emeka wrote Good morning ma. Please I need sincere advice from you and your readers. I am a working class woman who earns higher salary than my husband. So based on this, I willingly shouldered more of the financial contributions in running our home. My husband only pays the house rent and nepa bills but i pay our children school fees, our feeding, clothing and every other thing. So recently my husband lost his job and became self employed while I was promoted at my own office. I decided to finish our building project which my dad singlehandedly started 5 years ago before he passed on This is to remove the burden of house rent on us but my husbands one kobo is not coming into this. So we decided to move to a 3 bedroom flat in the meantime because our young family is expanding with a baby on the way. We got a nice place with a spacious master bedroom and two other rooms. I told my husband that I wanted the master bedroom but he protested that its his right as the head of the family. I got angry and told him I can't be paying our rent and not have a say on choice of rooms. I have more loads and need more space so I insisted on the Master bedroom. He still refused. I told him I wouldn't help out with the rent again and he got angry. For two nights now he has been sleeping at the house of one of his bachelor friends place. Seun,RoyalRoy |
I saw this post on Facebook, guys what's your honest opinion? One of my senior friend met his wife in the 1990s as a typist working in a business centre near a court. He was smitten by her and promised to upgrade her. He is a lawyer, he married her and trained her in school to become a lawyer too. She was called to bar, he got her a job in the court and she became a Legal Assistant at Judiciary. His aim was for her to become a judge or magistrate. Presently, she is a Chief Registrar, she would have been among the judges appointed by Governor Wike except that she was originally from Akwa Ibom. My senior friend have on many occasions travelled to the UK, USA, Germany and Hong-Kong. He never thought of divorcing the wife or abandoning his family. They have 4 children together. Few years back, he decided for the first time to travel with the wife. The wife's sister has been living in the USA. He trained the wife's sister too, she met her husband who took her to the USA while living in his house in Port Harcourt. The USA Embassy usually give 2 years Tourist Visa to first timers. So his wife got 2 years. While they were in the USA it was decided that the wife stayed back and give birth to their last child whom she was pregnant with. My senior friend came back to Nigeria, few months after she gave birth and was expected back. A lawyer from FIDA (Women's Lawyers Association in Nigeria) served my friend a Divorce Petition. He was heartbroken. He still loved his wife, but she said she wanted to stay back and was no longer interested in the marriage. At the end of the day my senior friend was able to use her family and some of their mutual friend to talk to her. He promised to have a joint bank account with her and do all other conditions she stated, including another marriage at the registry. She came back. He stole her passport. He decided within himself never ever to let her travel again. They celebrated their 25th anniversary recently. They were so happy in church, she bought him an expensive wristwatch, while he bought her a car. They have not done the marriage at the registry. During his birthday last year, she surprised him with a trip to Transcorp Hotel, Abuja. She loves the husband, but if he allowed her to travel to UK or Canada today, she will begin to see a world better than what she has and she will forget her love for him and wish to have something better than him. My friend has decided that he will make sure she doesn't become a judge. He wants his daughter, who was recently called to the bar to go into the judiciary, and he will pursue for her to become a judge in place of her mother. He has learned his lesson, but the wife doesn't know this. The wife is not a bad person. She was being a wvmån. It is a biological trait in them. Don't wait till it happens to you before you learn. Go to many families in Anambra and Abiriba whose children flooded overseas in the late 1990s to 2000s; I make bold to say that 70% the mothers who went for Omogwu never came back to their husband. They abandoned their younger children, the family, and their husband and stayed back. If you genuinely love your wvmån, do not upgrade her to a better life that she has never been accustomed to, you will regret it bitterIy. Build your wvmån but keep her below you. Seun, RoyalRoy
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Jennyclay:Don't generalize it, may we not fall victim of unforseen circumstances. Be kind with your use of words and stay positive. Peace! |
Sphade:Interested my digits: +234+8+1+6+2+8+7+3+9+0+4 |
Affliatechris01:Interested, I sent you a dm on WhatsApp. |
ALABACONNECT:#70k, can you waybill to lokoja? |
Fantastic.... Hope nobody link this with trending Nigeria politics.... Peace out ![]() |
Jackanda1:To simply put, it's it's now your addiction and this is caused by the constant use of it, its thereby comes your way of life. Now that you recognize yourself, admit it's an addiction then fight like a plague before it stand against you. Cus lie will always be lie, it won't have much impact on you positively but rather discredit. If you're an extrovert, restrict the rate at which you talk, avoid the urge to explain too much and always admit and be sorry for your errors. Wish you well, bruh |
National super cop on this one again... |
Great work, following up steadily |
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