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Bluezy13:Lol, so everyone that is in a relationship are ready to settle down? Very funny opinion. |
Berlyn1:Come on, it isn't too lengthy. |
Your take guys? |
Good evening everyone, trust that the day was splendid, here in Plateau state its been raining all week but we are coping. I have a little issue of concern, and u will like to sample some opinions here. Last year in school, I met this girl, she's a hairdresser, young, beautiful and Godly. I took her number down and since February of 2017 we have been friends. We recently got close this few months and i just asked her out some days ago, she hasn't given me a reply but I feel its going to be a yes. But, I'm concerned about some things; First, she hasn't even gotten admission, as she is currently re writing Waec, while I'm a lover of education, I can't believe I'm about dating someone who isn't yet in school. Secondly, I'm serving in Plateau state, while she is in Otta in Ogun state, when I was still in Lagos we met a few times, and I'm not planning on coming back to Lagos for the next six months. Thirdly, this is where I'm most confused, I've seen a lot of girls/ladies in school and after school but no one comes close to her in character, she is virtuous, very spiritual, simple and hardworking. She isn't the normal Nigerian girl, very respectful and sets boundaries when it comes to physical contact. She's just 2 years younger than me, which means she is likely to graduate at least the age of 27, I'm thinking its too late for a lady. In your opinion, what will you do? Should I forget about getting an answer from her? Do you think its a wise thing to do? I'm in between a good girl with character and a girl with education, which is more important? Thanks for reading ![]() |
victorian:Thanks sis. |
victorian:Not all men o, I have been looking for a good girl and can't see, d few I've seen are already taken, its really frustrating. Oh! Now I remember, I once had one, but she is earning big at Unity Bank and I'm just a wretched corper, we never dated but we were very close, right from sec school she got admission straight, while it took me over 3 years to get admission. So are worlds are currently world apart, she is d only one I have ever loved and I guess its mutual but life happens, if wishes were horses.......ride. Her name is Daluchi, I really miss her, a very good lady, but na 19,8k I dey collect compared to her 150k, I'm sure her taste for men has gone up, sometimes I think, what could have been if we got admission at d same time? A question that i may never have an answer to. Still haven't met a Lady like her, how many have I even met sef. |
gracile:Hello Grace, good day, trust d weekend has been splendid. I've been reading ur post and also went tru ur blog(nice write-ups/stories) though I'm also a writer, but my reason of chatting u up is outside that purview, you seem to be one of d very few cool heads here, and I wouldn't mind if we could be friends. |
Ugosample:Don't mind them, they can't see clearly, can't be objective, always sentimental, everything about them is Ipob, Yaradua was a good man whether he was Fulani, Hutu or Tutsi. The fight against Buhari is different, to me asides Tarawa Balewa, Yaradua is the best politician ever to come out from the North. We are not blind to call a spade a spade, Buhari is a bad leader. |
androidroot: ![]() |
vickydevoka:Guy, u get pm, I need ur help |
lorhema:Hi, u stay in jos? |
Anyone who is willing to teach me solar power installation in jos? |
sod09:final destination!! I had goosebumps all through watching it, a very very scary movie, a great movie though. |
androidroot:Liar, what of the Fa cups, pls stop telling lies. |
jacyhelen:What did we Imo people do to you? |
DEBJOCH1:Lol, thanks, I'm honoured with your words, Im a guy though. |
Gasa84:My dear, I understand your fear, frustrations and doubts. I don't want to go so much into detail but I can tell you, you are not the only one there, we all are, we are sacred of making some moves because we have held on to some people or sth, and anytime we take a look out of the window we see no hope outside, so we shut ourselves back in. It is currently happening to some time of us, in our career, in our relationship, in our communion with God, in short, in our daily lives. Many people will despise u here, but they are going tru such or even worse. Don't be deceived, you may leave him and never see anyone a for the next 5 years, you may leave him and your prince charming will find you, it's all 50-50, the question is are you ready to take that risk? When I was much younger(I'm still young 24) there were certain things u will do and damn the consequences but as I get older wisdom has thought me to be very patient and stop throwing caution to d wind. One thing that limits us as we grow older is age, I can't do d things I did when I was 16, my boss pays my house rent, but I don't like d job, but is there a better job outside? Am I willing to take that risk, knowing well that I can't run to dad or mum anymore for shelter. My advice to you, especially knowing that u are not young is to still stick with him, if u leave, u will be like a person who took a parachute out of a plane that was having turbulence, you never can tell where it will take you. Your man hasn't told you to leave, so stay back and crawl your way into the family, or take a walk and accept anything that comes with it. |
grandstar:Yes, its a joke, tell that to kids in primary school. |
horsepower101:God bless you. |
So, about 3 weeks ago, i was at a marriage introduction involving two Yoruba families. It was my first time being at one, not that i wanted to be there anyway, but, i had to, duty compelled me. Since both families were Yoruba it wasnt really a thing of surprise that everyone present were from the zone of great coca farmers, even though it was held in the state where the lands are so close to the clouds. As proceedings began, a woman stood up (she was the moderator anyway so she was always up on her feet). I didnt pay too much attention to what was going on, to be honest, my mind was on the food(smiles). This moderator began to pray for this intended couple, "you will not die" everybody said Amen including your faithfully,"Fulani herdsmen will not see you" we all said Amen, "Boko Haram will not see you" and the Amen was louder, then she said the most shocking thing i heard that day "Biafra will not see you" at this point, everyone but me said Amen. I was shocked, i looked round to see if it was only me who just noticed what happened, to be fair on the moderator it was a Yoruba introduction so she felt everyone present was from the West side of Nigeria, but everyone but me went on with the prayers like nothing has happened. So, i began to think, why will anyone but the word "Biafra" in the same context as Boko Haram and Fulani Herdsmen? I began to ask myself some questions, who represents Biafra? The Igbos. Are they violent? No. Do they kill people especially intended or newly wed couples? No. So why will anyone tag or see us as violent or killers or terrorist. I wanted to confront her after the programme, but i just felt i let it go. She was just one in a gathering of about 50, if we do the maths, in every 50 people that are not Igbos, there is someone who thinks that Igbos are violent or killers or terrorist, not including the number of people she has passed her thoughts onto. i can imagine that woman will never employ Igbos in her establishment, her children and relations will not marry Igbo, she wont even vote for an Igbo person if he/she decides to contest for an election. It was then i realized how people really hate the Igbos. Even if she meant to say IPOB, they arent a violent group. This was said in a place that doesnt belong to neither the Igbos nor the Yorubas, It was said in the open to all hearing, It was said in an atmosphere of celebration, love and merryment. What do you think will be said if was done in the South West?, if it was in their bedrooms, their offices, their closets? If it was an atmoshere of hate and war? As President Buhari meets with President Donald Trump tomorrow even as IPOB plans to stage a peaceful protest infront of the White House, i can only imagine what the man who saw people who have been oppressed, beaten, marginalised, treated without dignity, treated as slaves, as second hand citizens but still labelled them "Terrorist" will say to President Donald Trump in their close door meeting. Like the title of Mandela's Biography "Long Walk to Freedom", its going to be a long walk to equality, to justice, to emancipation, its going to be a long lonely walk, but at the end lies our freedom, and free we shall be. Note: This doesnt apply to all Yorubas or Hauas, only those that hate and dislike Igbos. I have friends in both tribes,but i cant stay silent when i see wrong especially as it affects my tribe and Nigerians in general. |
oyetpel:Seven blessings to you this afternoon....Idris Elba!! How could i forget that name, that guy makes movie thick. Thanks. |
mekaprime:I recently saw Zootopia recently out of boredom and I couldn't stop kicking myself, asking what took me so long to see a great animated movie, I love it so much, but i will rate the lion king ahead of it. Notwithstanding, its a super movie, the best I have seen in the last 15 years, the story line was so on point, I'm not sure, but I think it won an Oscar, what a great movie, will definitely watch it again this weekend. And my favorite guy (forgot his name) was on cast. Great movie any day any time. |
Stale news |
kyutepanda:My bad, I'm sorry, I'm camillus by the way, whats ur name? |
XhosaNostra:Alright dear, I get your point. Its your opinion and you are entitled to it. |
XhosaNostra:You made sense here though ![]() |
XhosaNostra:Trash, nonsense. |
Opentokwowledge:. A plate of pepper soup for you. ![]() |
kyutepanda:Not a polite way to respond to someone who wants to be a friend. |
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