₦airaland Forum

chymystique:
like seriously?! If I was the one I don't think I will lie down oo for me to be flogged .. I 'd rather stay begging for linency oo.. That driver is mean pls! We are in 21st century jor

Danabu:
CROPS not earnings.

PastorKun:
It is those you claim that christians should pay first fruit that should provide the scriptures and let's examine if it's rightly divided and really applicable to new testament christians.

lrguru:
It is dark. A solitary figure is kneeling. In the shadow
a stones throw away one can see three men fast
asleep. Footsteps are heard in this Garden called
Gethsemane. Muffled by the distance, at first, they
became quite noisy as they draw near. In contrast to
Eden. It is the betrayer in search of the betrayed. The
guilty one(Judas) is looking for the innocent one (JESUS CHRIST). The cry of
the trampling crowd of soldiers, temple priests,
assorted others and Judas said "Jesus, where are you?"
Jesus does not cower or hide. He stands tall. He is
guiltless and innocent. HE, too, has been afraid,
however. HE is not afraid of what he has done, not
afraid of receiving deserved punishment. HE is
fearful of his ability to accept the undeserved
punishment HE is about to receive. “Father, if it be
Thy will, let this cup pass.” Then it happened.
Betrayed with a sign of affection, HE is led away to be
tried, convicted, and executed.

Do you see what we have here? God became flesh,
became vulnerable. In Jesus we are reliving the
broken relationship between us and God. We are
reminded Adam and his descendants are responsible
for the loss of Eden. Jesus is God's way of returning
us to Eden. The way back is the way of confession
and repentance.

The footsteps Adam heard in the Garden of Eden
were his own guilty steps. It was he, who accused
himself. God came not to accuse but to offer
forgiveness and grace. The footsteps we hear in the
Garden of Gethsemane are our own guilty steps.
Accusing the "pure One" for making us feel impure is self-accusation projected on to the holy one.
We need not cower in fear for he comes to offer
grace, to offer a renewed relationship. We think we
deserve judgment. We would rather receive punishment than grace. How else do we explain so much self-destructive behavior; alcohol abuse, drugs, cigarettes, the mishandling of relationships?
It is only when we see our vengeance delivered
against the innocent one do we see the truth about
who is angry at whom. Shame and guilt are self
accusations and the enemy we have to face is
ourselves.

The LORD appeared to Abraham by the oaks of
Mamre as he sat at the entrance of his tent in the
heat of the day. He looked up and saw three men
standing near him. When he saw them, he ran from
the tent entrance to meet them, and bowed down to
the ground. He said, “My lord, if I find favor with you, do not pass by your servant. Let a little water be brought, and wash your feet, and rest yourselves
under the tree. Let me bring a little bread, that you
may refresh yourselves, and after that you may pass on—since you have come to your servant.” So they said, “Do as you have said.” And Abraham hastened into the tent to Sarah, and said, “Make ready quickly three measures of choice flour, knead it, and make cakes.” Abraham ran to the herd, and took a calf, tender and good, and gave it to the servant, who hastened to prepare it. Then he took curds and milk and the calf that he had prepared, and set it before them; and he stood by them under the tree while they ate (notice that GOD came in a man's form)

Exodus 19:18-20
18. And mount Sinai was altogether on a smoke,
because the LORD descended upon it in fire: and
the smoke thereof ascended as the smoke of a
furnace, and the whole mount quaked greatly.
19. And when the voice of the trumpet sounded
long, and waxed louder and louder, Moses
spake, and God answered him by a voice.
20. And the LORD came down upon mount Sinai,
on the top of the mount: and the LORD called
Moses up to the top of the mount; and Moses
went up.

GOD is described in the Bible as:
1. GOD Is Spirit
God is a spirit being. Jesus described God in this
manner.
GOD is spirit, and those who worship HIM must
worship in spirit and truth ( John 4:24).
GOD is not "a spirit" rather HE is "spirit." Spirit is His
nature - HE is not a physical being. Because GOD has
no physical form Israel was forbidden to make any
images of Him.
You shall not make for yourself an idol, or any
likeness of what is in heaven above or on the earth
beneath or in the water under the earth. "You shall
not worship them or serve them; for I, the Lord your
God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the
fathers on the children, on the third and the fourth
generations of those who hate me, but showing
Lovingkindness to thousands, to those who love me
and keep my commandments" ( Exodus 20:4-6).

2. GOD Is Light
The Bible also says that GOD is light.
This is the message we have heard from him and
announce to you, that GOD is Light, and in HIM there
is no darkness at all ( 1 John 1:5).
This can refer to the glory and majesty of GOD. Notice
the Bible does not say that GOD has light; HE is light.
The Bible says that.
Which HE will bring about at the proper time - HE who
is the blessed and only Sovereign, the King of kings
and Lord of lords, who alone possesses immortality
and dwells in unapproachable light, whom no man
has seen or can see. To him be honor and eternal
dominion! Amen ( 1 Timothy 6:15,16).

3. GOD Is Love
The Bible says that GOD is love.
We have come to know and have believed the love
which GOD has for us. GOD is love, and the one who
abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him
( 1 John 4:16).
Love involves other attributes of GOD including grace,
kindness, and mercy.

4. GOD Is A Consuming Fire
The Bible also describes GOD as a consuming fire.
For our GOD is a consuming fire (Hebrews 12:29).
Fire is not GOD; GOD is like fire. The analogy of fire
refers to the holiness and absolute righteousness of
GOD'S nature.

My friend, repent and you will understand GOD better and not judging based on your human understandin, but the HOLY SPIRIT shall open your eyes and you will understand who GOD truly is.

READINGLIFE:
I do not doubt some of the names on this list. Sincerely I used to stick out my neck in defense of Adeboye but not anymore. His recent fiery romance with politicians and dubious wealthy folks in town is disturbing.
Being a preacher is difficult I know, that isn't enough reason to abandon the divine for personal gains. Heaven is the ultimate goal. All the affluence and fame would pass away shortly.

richardjemedafe1:
Hello my fellow Nairalanders,
My name is Richard jemedafe from Plateau State
(Nigeria) I have a problem that is given me Sleepless
night.But I know that Nairaland is the best place to
get advice.
I wrote jamb this year and my jamb point was
179(which can't take me to University of my choice)
so I Applied for Pla poly (state polytechnic) To study
Business Administration and management. (I got
admission)
And I also got admission Into Federal COllege Of
Education Pankshin to study. English/SOS. (which I
also got Admission)

Nairalanders I need ur advice which should I go
to??College of Education And polytechnic which
is better,best and preferable??
Thenks

tunapa2009:
It is a great honour to know this nairalander (username witheld)

Oladesu Olusola, First class
graduate, OAU

Oladesu Olusola, 23, got the highest number of
prizes at the 2011/2012 graduation of Obafemi
Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State. He studied
Agricultural Economics and had 4.82 CGPA. He
shares his experience with TUNDE AJAJA

You got the highest number of awards in your
set during your convocation ceremony. Did you
see it coming?

Not really. I knew I would win some prizes because I
was the best student in my department but I didn’t
know it would be up to 10. I won 10 awards,
including the university prize. Interestingly, I didn’t
even plan towards a first class when I gained
admission into OAU. My goal was just to ‘pass’ since I had been told the school was filled with geniuses.
Planning towards a first class was like aiming too
high, but I thank God I got more than that.

What were you told about OAU?

I was told stories about how difficult it could be to
even be above average, not just to have a first class
degree in OAU. However, it helped me lower my
expectations and be humble enough to learn. The
effect was actually positive but it’s not nice to create
an unfounded fear in people. Those that eventually
had first class in OAU didn’t fall from the sky.

Now that you are out of school, how much has
your class of degree helped in getting you a
job?

Though I’m currently doing my NYSC programme in
Lagos State, I would say it has been a bit easy to be
‘considered’ for jobs, based on my class of degree,
more so that most companies request for at least a
Second Class Upper graduate. For now, it has not
gone beyond invitation for aptitude tests and
interviews, which has not translated into getting a
job, but it has been helpful. However, being
considered is something, making it through the
recruitment process to get the job is a different
ballgame. Right now, I’m still a corps member, so I’m
optimistic.

You studied an agricultural course that many
people shy away from, what informed your
choice?

I never heard of Agricultural Economics as a course
until I was offered one in 2007. I wanted to study
Medicine just like many other students of my age.
When I didn’t meet up with the required score in my
UME, now UTME, my parents considered other
options so I wouldn’t stay at home for a year, so they
came up with the course. I took Agriculture and
Economics as separate subjects in secondary school
and I excelled in them, but that combination seemed
weird to me. So, I insisted on studying medicine until
a professor in the Faculty of Environmental Design
and Management advised me to take the course,
which I did. Even when we didn’t have much money,
my parents ensured we had quality education and
they encouraged us with words. I’m sure they would
gladly reward me with material and cash gifts after
reading this interview.

Since you never wanted the course, what
would you attribute your success to?

I developed interest in the course and did the same
thing others did, but in a different way. The way I
read was different and I adopted the method that
worked for me, just like I wouldn’t go to the library to
read because of the comfort, quiet and formal
outlook. I wasn’t a genius, but I drove myself to work
hard and achieve results. I started my reading the
moment the semester began. I would study hard and
broaden my understanding of the topic the same day
it was taught or at most weekends. I didn’t allow my
notes to pile up or wait for test or exam before
reading. I also did group discussion with eight of my
colleagues, but towards exam or test, we could be as
many as 30. That helped me too as the leader of the
group.

But some people think agric-related courses
are simpler compared to others such as
engineering, sciences, etc. How easy was it?

No course was simple in the university I attended.
When compared to engineering and other sciences, it
is not simpler. Each course has its own complexities
and uniqueness, and having that understanding
makes it simple for the individual. We had cases of
some medical and pharmacy students ‘thrown’ to my
department when they could not meet some criteria
to continue in medicine, and they still continued the
downward slide in my faculty. So, no course is easy.
In fact, the course wasn’t that easy. The range of
courses offered in my faculty was wide; from pure
science courses (theoretical and calculations) to
social science and accounting subjects. In addition,
many of my departmental courses required
applications of concepts taught in class to real life
situations.

How was your previous academic
performance?

I started quite well in my elementary school and
finished as the best throughout the three terms of
Primary 5 before I left for Christ the Redeemer’s
International Secondary School, Akure, where I
finished as the best graduating student for 2006/07
session. I passed my WASSCE and UTME once just
that my score in the latter was not up to the
benchmark for Medicine that I wanted to study.

How would you rate your performance as a
first year student?

My performance in the first semester as a first year
student was quite better than what I expected,
considering what I had been told about the school, so
I just wanted to pass, at least. In the first year, I was
close to making a first class, and so I put in more
efforts with strategy and I reached a first class CGPA
at the end of my first session. I put in my best even
though I still had the intention of crossing to
Medicine. I later fell in love with Agricultural
Economics. It helps when we love the course we are
studying. The other thing that helped was that I
spoke to my senior colleagues to know what each
course or lecturer required so I wouldn’t do things
the wrong way. I put my past academic success
behind me because the thought of that could hinder
me from making progress.

Some people may wonder what this course is
all about?

The peculiar aspects of my course include
microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics,
agricultural finance, policy and marketing, farm
management and land economics and it’s very
applicable in Nigeria. An agricultural economist looks
at the economic side of agriculture, either at micro or
macro level.

Do you agree with those who claim the aspect
of agric extension is no longer active in our
agric sector?

Well, I wouldn’t agree with the notion of agric
extension being dormant, because while a large
percentage that are into farming in Nigeria are small-
scale or subsistent farmers, extension officers are
trying their best to reach many of them in order to
adopt modern farming practices. While there may
not be enough extension officers, and some areas are
not even accessible to these officers, calling the
extension arm dormant may sound too harsh.
Entrepreneurship is the new gospel for the average
Nigerian youth and I think farming activities are
beginning to increase, though at a slow rate, but
surely not reducing. I think the future of Agricultural
Economics is robust in this country because we are
entering into a revolutionary period in the
agricultural sector where it needs to be the main stay
of the economy once again.

What was your reading style during exam?

During exams, I dropped the idea of cooking (not that
I was a good cook at other times though) totally
because I believed it would waste my time.
Maintaining academic success was big enough as a
task because I had to excel in every course so as not
to drop. I made sure I moved with like minds. I focused on reading and having group discussions. I
didn’t isolate myself from others because of reading
so I wouldn’t miss any valuable information that
might concern the exam. One should not just work
hard, but work smart. I also prayed as if I had not
read. That didn’t stop me from attending social
gatherings though, especially the religious ones.

]What was your most memorable moment in
school?

That was our convocation day. Being called out
amidst the thousands of students and parents was
wonderful as well as embarrassing. I am always
embarrassed by my own success, no matter how
little it is. Even the people I didn’t know would just
walk up to me and congratulate me. The whole
experience was memorable as well as embarrassing.

What are your aspirations?

It entails furthering my education, getting a job and
so on. I would love to work in the agriculture arm of
an international organisation like World Bank, African
Development Bank, IFAD, IMF etc. I also think I will
have my own farm someday. I also would like to have
the movie scripts I write eventually made into films.
But I just take every step day by day,focusing on one
at a time.

Does it mean you don’t want to work in the
farm?

I look forward to working in a farm that has adopted
modern farming practices and operates on a large
scale.

What is your advice to students?

I advise students to develop a connection with their
course and they should not just work hard but work
smart. They should know what works for them
personally with respect to reading timetable, venue,
etc. They should seek for advice from their senior
colleagues to know specific things about their
courses and be involved in group discussions. All
these would help them. I also wish they would
believe in their country and work hard to make it
better.

www.punchng.com/entertainment/campus-champion/apart-from-working-hard-i-also-worked-smart-oladesu-olusola-first-class-graduate-oau/

Loyalblak007:
“2015: Our Year of Multiple Restorations and Unparalleled Favour”
1.By the power of the God of Elijah, Terror MUST bury Terror this year in the name of Jesus.
2.I shall not be used as a sacrifice by the power in the blood of Jesus.
3.Vampire powers, hear the word of the lord, drink your own blood and eat your own flesh as it is written in Psalm 27:2
in the name of Jesus.
4.Harvest must meet harvest in my life this year in the name of Jesus.
5.My father by your ordained prophet lead me into this year and preserve me in this year in Jesus name.(Hosea 12:13)
6.My father deliver me from every agenda of of destiny impotence in Jesus name.
7.Oh Lord, behold the threatening of my hardened enemies and ARISE for my sake in Jesus name. (Form a habbit of reporting the enemy to God regularly this year – Acts 4:24-31)
8.This year, evil shall bow before the good in Jesus name.
9.Favour must meet favour in my life this year in Jesus name.
10.I claim net-breaking breakthroughs by the power in the blood of Jesus. (Many children of God would experience net-breaking breakthroughs this year)
11.(Shout this 7 loud times) This year, my Enemies shall die in my place in the name of Jesus.
12.O God ARISE and let my enemies be scattered in Jesus name.
13.Let the padlock from Heaven silence my silencers in the name of Jesus.
14.Weapons brought by the enemy to the battle-front must BACKFIRE!!! in the name of Jesus.
15.This year, anger of the mother-earth, be silenced by the blood of Jesus.
16.Help me O Lord NOT to major in vanity this year in the name Jesus.
17.This year, the sun shall not smite me by day nor the moon by night in Jesus name.
18.My Rest, My Release, My Restoration: MANIFEST BY FIRE!!! in Jesus name.
19.This year, rebellion must dwell in dry lands in Jesus name.
20.This year, the Lord will perfect that which what concerns me in Jesus name. (Regularly sing that song of faith which says: You’ve been doing Your work, Father PERFECT Your work, You’ve been doing Your work in my life, Father perfect Your Work.)
21.This year, let the manifestation of grace in 3-folds appear in my life, in Jesus name.
22.This year, O Lord, move me by fire to a new level of GRACE in Jesus name.
23.Anointing for profitable creativity fall upon me now in Jesus name.
24.This year, Let the fresh anointing of the Holy Ghost fall upon me in the name of Jesus.
25.(Shout this prayer 10 times) Let the wickedness of the wicked EXPIRE!!! in the name of Jesus.
26.O God Arise and over-answer my prayers this year in the name of Jesus.
27.(This is another year of Psalm 91, go and memorize it). Make it your daily medicine by confession.
28.My body, hear the word of the lord reject infirmity in the name of Jesus. (Pray this ten times).
29.This year, famine and wearying of the soul, I’m not your candidate, therefore, Die in Jesus name.
30.God inhabits the praises of His people. This year, you must always carry God’s presence by always praising God throughout this year.
31.Laziness and procrastination must die in your life this year.
32.This year, we pronounce judgment on abusers of children in any form of religious guise or otherwise.
33.Let the resurrection power of the Lord Jesus Christ overshadow and surround me this year, in the name of Jesus.
34.Just as Hezekiah was delivered and got 15 extra years of life, and the Jews also got delivered from death through Esther, I shall be delivered from death in Jesus name.
35.Haman will not contest with me this year in the name of Jesus.
36.The sun of my life shall not listen to the voice of witchcraft in the name of Jesus.
37.God shall make the right people to help me at the right time and at the right place in Jesus.
38.O Lord, pass through the land in violent anger and slay the wicked who has made covenant with bad spirits to destroy.
39.The period of mercy for the WICKED IS OVER!!!
40.O God Arise and judge every proud and arrogant leader this year, in the name of Jesus.
41.Lord, when I pass through the water and flood, physically and spiritually, they shall not overflow me, in the name of Jesus.
42.There are fifteen D’s to stand against or pray against this year:
1. Deceit
2. Delay
3. Defilement
4. Despair
5. Disobedience
6. Disbelief
7. Distraction
8. Dishonesty
9. Disappointment
10. Discouragement
11. Discord
12. Doubts
13. Double-mindedness
14. Deadness
15. Deafness

cromz:
Boy:hi
Girl:no reply
Boy:how are u
Girl:no reply
Boy: 235678904371
Girl my god thanks which network
Boy: cartoon network
Girl:mtcheew

Firefire:

Shine your eyes Jonathan is the best that can happen to Nigeria at the moment.

Firefire:

Holy Quran

"We have created for Gehenna many jinn and men: they have hearts, but understand not with them; they have eyes, but perceive not with them; they have ears, but they hear not with them. They are like cattle; nay, rather they are further astray. Those -- they are the heedless". sūrat l-aʿrāf (The Heights) (7:179)


Holy Bible
...They have eyes, but they do not see; They have ears, but they do not hear,... Psalm 135:16b,17a

Change your ways in 2015.

Jazak Allah Khairan

Shalom!

Firefire!

laplace12:
This thread is for guys that are searching for true love

Many of us never thought we would search, we thought we would just pick

So here are the reasons I think Nairaland is the best place to catch that dream sister.

1. Ladies are more accessible here.
It doesn't necessarily mean they have to reply your PMs, but you got a chance to interact with different ladies on daily basis. You can decide to take the convo to the next level if you so desire. If you are still a student with many campus chicks around, you probably won't appreciate this.

2. Real personality is revealed here.
This is a faceless forum and people don't pretend much here, simply because they are 'faceless'. So you got a chance to see the real person before seeing the 'packaging'

3. It is a game of number and you got the advantage.
With Nairaland you are no longer limited to only 3 or 4 single sisters in your church or place of work. You are exposed to a pool of ladies with different varieties to fish from. Even when the old ones are getting stale, newbies are registering everyday and the supply continues

4. It is more economical here.
It costs only a few mb and you are already in the market. You don't need to spend money on petrol jumping from place to place just to meet and interact with ladies.

5. you can effectively stalk your crush.
Yes, seun has made it so and it shall remain so. Just hit the follow button and you are right behind her whether she feels good about it or not. Well, there is the deactivation button for her

6. You can read her moral compass.
If you are looking for virgins, secondary virgins or only interested in women with low mileage, Nairaland can help you. You can visit the link below to understand how this works
https://www.nairaland.com/2053645/top-10-female-romancelanders-most

7. You can know her family background from Nairaland.
I know you never thought about this but it is a reality. Just take a trip to diary section and read people write their life history online. If the Babe has a diary, your job is half-done. You don't need to send your village elders to enquirer about her background, you can hear from the horses mouth.

8. You can filter the dumb ones.
I don't wish to call anyone dumb but if you are allergic to such females Nairaland can help you spot them early before their catfish DP starts playing tricks on your mind. Just visit her profile, click on the previous posts, the hint is there

9. You can save yourself some intellectual embarrassment.
Intellectual embarrassment is when a lady sees you as dumb. Bro, if your IQ is not too impressive, Nairaland can help you tell from afar the ladies that are smarter than so you can humbly steer clear. It is not fear, it is caution. Any lady that is smarter than you will surely see you as dumb and you won't like the embarrassment that will follow

10. You can re-incarnate
Nairaland gives you the privilege to voluntarily die and come back to life in few minutes. If you started out as an annoying guy and you noticed you are no longer popular among the ladies, you can try this out. All you need to do is deactivate, re-register with a new moniker and start talking like a gentleman. Bro, you will become a fresh hot dude

Firefire:
http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/25645-you-are-not-fit-to-rule-nigeria-fasehun-tells-buhari

mbahjohnpaul:
The Federal Government has declared January 2nd 2015 as public holiday to mark Eid el Maloud celebration. In a statement released today by the Minister of Interior affairs, Abba Moro, the Federal Government asked Muslim faithfuls to offer prayers to God for the peace and Unity of Nigeria.


http://www.channelstv.com/2014/12/30/fg-declares-friday-january-2-2015-public-holiday/

Hormoniyi:
President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday
said he did not expect Nigerians to
shower praises on him while he is still in
office.

He said it was normal that public office
holders would only be commended after
leaving office by the time his
achievements were being compared
with others.

Jonathan spoke while granting audience
to a delegation from his home state,
Bayelsa.

Members of the delegation led by
Governor Seriake Dickson were in the
Presidential Villa, Abuja to felicitate with
him on Christmas and New Year
festivities.

The President said notwithstanding the
various challenges facing the country, he
would do his best to make his people
proud.

He said, “I always say that I will not
even expect praises now because hardly
do people praise serving leaders. It is
when you leave, people will begin to
know.

“When you leave, people will begin to
compare what you have done over the
period vis-a-vis what others have done,
then they will compare you with
whoever takes over.

“Probably that is the time some people
will begin to say good about you. But I
will do my best to make sure that we do
change things.

“We are trying to create enabling
environment for our economy to thrive
irrespective of the challenges we are
having in the petroleum sector and the
security challenges we have.

“I will do my best so that by the time I
will leave, you will be able to say that
when our son was there, he served the
country well so that one day, another
son of Bayelsa may be given another
opportunity to serve Nigerians.”

Jonathan observed that it has become
the norm worldwide for people to be
lambasting their leaders, especially on
the social media.

He regretted that people are using
different things that have been created
by people’s knowledge for negative
purposes.

He cited an example of dynamite, saying
the inventor regretted when he realised
the destructive purposes people have
turned the item to.

The President added, “I assure you that
I am here by the grace of God and with
the willingness of Nigerians. If Nigerians
say I shouldn’t be here, I wouldn’t have
been here. We contested election in
2011 and Nigerians voted for us.
“I am your own, if I don’t do well, the
shame will be on you. If I do well, you
will have some kind of pride. I will do
my best.

www.punchng.com/news/nigerians-will-praise-me-after-leaving-office-says-jonathan/

Chizzy20:
dey re all pretty bt my bst female radio presenter is Auntlanda of inspiration fm dat woman has blessed so many lives..

enm:
Cct is a non denominational deliverance ministry that hold her service on every Thursday and last Saturday of the month. It is not a church. Also it is a do it yourself ministry where you are taught on how to confront the enemy through prayer and fasting and living a holy life unto the glory of God.

At cct no gate fee but you must book for deliverance service and to see the man of God too but the booking are free. Nobody charge you money in any form.

Please feel free to ask your questions

ireneony:
First of all, holier than thou keep off. I really need a boyfriend before the end of this end. Last year new eve I celebrated it alone, but this year I can't
here are my kind of taste in man;
caring
must have pink lips
handsome
fat accounts
tall
confident
smart
caramel skin tone
must have six packs
faithful
shy but bold
God fearing
a giver
humble
respectful


NO INSULT

....

tosyne2much:
As long as you are single, you will definitely fall in at least one of the categories

Lemme Keep The Ball Rolling

10 Categories Of Guys Who Are Single

1. The ones who have attempted to woo so many ladies but have been turned down and are frustrated. They will keep telling their friends that " I don't want to date for now 'cos relationship sucks jawe *if I hear*

2. The ones who are single are not ready to date but they keep chasing under the skirt of random ladies

3. The ones who prefer to remain single because of the fear of gold diggers. The thought of gold digging ladies discourage them from dating

4. The ones who are shy and can't strike up a convo with a lady. They have little or no confidence level to make their intentions known to a lady

5. The ones who are not bothered being in a relationship 'cos they feel they can't stand the silly things our ladies are now doing. Therefore, it warrant them to remain single


6. The ones who are single because they are not freaked about relationship. They get tired of ladies easily 'cos they see ladies as bonus to their lives

7. The broke ones who know their chances of getting that right girl is very slim. Therefore, they believe they have to hustle for now so that ladies will come chasing after them. (Money first, lady follows)

8. The ones who are single because they feel ladies are not worth the whole stress. (The time, resources, stress and investment)

9. The ones who have high taste and expect much from ladies. It takes them time to actually find ladies who will meet up to their taste

10. The ones who are single and have no reason for being single. (Not even a reason)

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