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I feel the distance is the major factor,coupled with things he might have heard. These days, only a few people are sincere in relationships. This is probably making him possessive and insecure. If he doesn't calm down, he would give himself unnecessary high blood pressure and kill himself for nothing and you'd move on to the next guy. Just tell him to slow down and take a chill pill. Let him know you don't like the way he is going about things. On a second thought, why a distant relationship? I don't know how to put this, but I suddenly discovered something about distant relationships especially when you haven't met him or her physically. It's a variant of a mental problem and one needs to fix it asap. Being in a distant relationship is as good as being in a relationship with your phone, or your computer screen. You talk to your phone or pc everyday but would never get to know who the real human behind the phone is, until you meet physically and spend time together. If you ask me, I think it's a lot of bullshit and not something matured adults should engage in... |
Xavier9ja:Exactly. I attend redeemed Christian church of God but I respect Kumuyi more than Adeboye. During my childhood years, my mom attended deeper life and that was where the foundation of Christianity was laid in me. I'm still a Christian today, because of the word of God I was taught in deeper life. Without that foundation, I surely would have been something else today. One of my greatest desires, is to meet Kumuyi one on one and spend some time with him. Kumuyi is the bench mark of what a true Christian should be like (simple, humble, no controversy, no scandal, etc). |
wizkidblogger:How much exactly is the huge money? 500k? 1m? The buyer can easily do online transfer, or jumia provides their despatch riders/delivery men with pos if they think the raw cash is too much. Some people move around with that much and you will never know. |
wizzywisdom:The buyer should sort himself out. |
The moment you start tweaking the payment on delivery method to the extent that the buyer would leave his or her house to go collect the item somewhere else, the service becomes defeated sort of. I really don't know why everything that is being introduced to make life easier for us, gets abused in naija. Sometimes, I feel this country is a cursed land. I think for a start, delivery men should be warned not to enter into people's houses. Anyone who orders an item, should be able to come out of the house to the gate where passersby would be able to see them. |
tensazangetsu20:My own was my transcript and other admission documents I sent to John Hopkins university. My package didn't get there until after the closing date. Yet, I used their first class mail service. Never use nipost to send anything important. |
Are you a visitor in naija? You saw DHL, UPS, FedEx, and Co, you didn't use them. You now went to use nipost? Have you ever seen any Nigerian govt run establishment that is effective? Guy, blame yourself. |
illegalGangla:Exactly. Looks made up. The manner of conversation is suspicious from the mother's end. |
Billyonaire:You can't control the water during take off and turbulence. Even during flight. The period where the plane might need to tilt sideways and all that. Water isn't static. |
Billyonaire:Without the pool... |
tohpahz:Maybe a Sunday. Most definitely not a week day. |
soberdrunk:I once had dogs and they weren't into destroying of slippers. They'd pull your towel down from the line, and lay on it during the day. When you wake up in the morning, you'd find pieces of papers and torn foams scattered around the house. They'd tear anything tearable but not shoes or slippers. But as I trained them and scolded them, they started dropping those habits gradually. Rats, lizards, birds and all, weren't safe as they'd hunt and kill them. If the rat is hiding under something that they can't lift, they'd come to the door, bark and scratch the door until I come out. As soon as I come out, they'd race towards where the creature is hiding and keep barking until I come there. Then, they'd start scratching around the place and sniffing it until I lift the object up and while trying to lift it up, their hands and paws would already be raised up in anticipation of the creature's movement and as soon as it moves, they rush at it. After killing it, they'd sit in front of it and wait to watch if it would move. At times, they'd hit it with their paws to see if it would move. If they don't confirm it dead, they wouldn't leave it. Dogs are very intelligent creatures but you need to train them and communicate effectively with them to get the best out of them. My dogs had different kind of barks that would tell me what they are trying to pass across. The bark to alert you that there is a stranger at the gate, would be different from the one that tells you a family member is at the gate. The bark to alert you that one of them is in distress, is different from the one that tells you the pumping machine is full... |
What kind of nonsense is this? |
My Yoruba teacher came to class with a shinny shoe that looked like a magician's shoe and I quietly made jokes about it with my classmates. I wasn't sure if she heard or not. While teaching, she asked if we had questions and I stood up and said yes. Then, I asked her what the Yoruba name for magician was, and she said "gbidon - gbidon. I and the entire class busted into laughter. She later realized I was making jest of her and her shoes,and I was asked to go out of the class. |
omogin:That is Nigeria for you. |
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My elder brother works there as a consultant. Nothing in Nigeria works really. Such a sad thing. |
So says one of the Hausa cows that assisted in destroying this country. |
Nbote:Exactly. Teckno was an unknown entity in that picture. Hence, the squat while others were seated. |
This social media of a thing, is exposing a lot of people's stupidity, especially girls. |
wagazala:Dude is a fool for even agreeing to send his account number for her to credit the 3800 he spent. That's a new level of low. |
Caseless:Can you just hear the nonsense you are uttering from your mouth? In case you have forgotten, buhari doesn't own Nigeria, and there are millions of sick Nigerians who have as much right as he does. |
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