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azuson:Amen!! Fire...ya, ya. Lol to join you in faith. hmmm... Marriage is a choice brother. But even at that, marriage is not the final stage of an achievement. Sometimes I ask most married friends of mine, after marriage what next? The answers is usually to have children, and I asked what next? They could say to care for the family. Then I ask what next again? Some will say party and celebration. Well to me, I love to be married, but what I probably see is just to be a positive influence to others. Because many feel it is important for everyone to be married, to me; I don't think it is! And because of such many young ladies and dude feels they're corse or under a spiritual influence if they dont marry. What is certainly important is to prepare your self for whatever course that seem imperative. |
Sometimes people who seek counsel on social media knows what to do, but they just need majority to support their act even when it will lead them into destructions. Well let's hear from Jagugu88l, she has something more advisable to say. |
Wow... Top of your day to you op! Thanks for this vital business insight. You're wonderful. |
policy12:On the behalf of Nairalanders we bestowed to you the political genius for today. Oya Seun, where you dey? come and buy this dude beer and take care of his feeding for the day. |
Wow... "God bless Nigerians." If we have such mind to always master that quote it will do more to help leverage our tough time as a nation. Most people here typing poo. I don't know what brings you pleasure in someones business if he/she is not the richest. But I know he's still capable, as a little while from now to hit world 20 richest man. He currently has a cement project going on in kenya, while his refinary project in lagos. The only reason he drop out down to 101 is due to inflation . All we currently need is people of like mind to invest more in her nation, while govt create a better environment that would attract foreigners and state investors. No man is an island when it comes to nation building. So stop being ignorant! wailling at the downfall of a good man, who is trying to develop her nation. Cheer... God bless Nigerians. |
jagugu88li:So true. The only physical difference that could differentiate this dude from any other mad person, is simply because he did walk out side this way. Op do you know de person? |
In as much I hate to see women being emotionally or physical hurt, I don't think anything should justify why a lady should kill her hubby. If she can't cope, it wise to walk away rather than strategising evil. |
Wow... That would be great. I love my composure, focus, calmness and bravura attitude towards life. Hmmm... But if it happenes anyone become like me when I was a kid, hmmmm... Alot of spanking and daily routine punishment. This remind me of the days of pick pin, abacha chair, pumping tire, forg jump, lick monkey sweet. Touch your toe Ha... Let me end here, cos I taste almost all of the punishment ever existed. Lol... |
If apc as a party that represent change can't solve internal issues as this, then how do we believe they can bring peace to the nation. This was how pdp started. And we know the end... |
All we hear and read on headline is efcc recovers luted funds of; Millions, Billions, Trilllions and zillions if that exist. Dollar keep increasing, and naira keeps depreciating. Nigeria is having economy crisis. Could it be that all this recovery money are fiction news, because if we should start to take analysis of all recovery funds as published by media, then really Nigerian should be happy enjoying what this govt said he can do. Enough of all news that is partial and selective in change. If a man prove to be just, then he should be a symbol of what he teach or preach, being equity in judgement. Guardian headline today, obj made it clear during his lecture at oyo yesterday that Nigeria is having economy crisis, the president and his ministers should have standard policy and motive about what they want to do. I'm not anti Apc, but if a man want to work, then nothing should be his excuse. And yet some who could barely afford three square meal still come here to spit trash, maybe this is a defination of change. Never the Less we want to see what they promise. Cos even Fashola spilling trash why he wants to take nigeria to stone age few days back. Well, God Bless Nigerians. Wailers don't quote me if your information is not articulate. I don't respond to beer pallor talk. |
So helpful and informative. Thanks dude! Do have a winning day. |
midasbliss:really, sorry about that. Doe it really emotional, even while I read through. It also showed we had just military men who went extra length in pain to secure her nation. |
Randyhot:Have you ever seen any young lady who date her father's age mate that will boldly say to you he's my boyfriend? They're always classified as uncles, family friends or sponsorer. Dude wake up! Your article simply express pity, because you're much devoted than her in the relationship. It's not about marrying, but having a balance relationship that have and share same value interest. Don't settle your self for less, and what would lead you into temptations in the future, if you still go ahead to marry her. Forget about whither you love her or not, she is cheating. And if you claim to have responsibility over her as a real fiance, then what should stop you as a man to see her uncle, you could initiate with her that you love to know this her generous uncle? As having good relationship with him aswell. Cos I don't see what stop you from such, except you plan to marry her without due process. And secondly, which lady can't answer a call from her fiance at the time of the night when she is not with another man. Pardon me to say: What I learnt from your writtings is that your girl friend is not only a runs babe, but a cronic liar. Run from her, I don't mind adding my legs to yours if you need extra leg. Have a great weekend!. |
jagugu88li:sure |
jagugu88li:Glee to read such |
jagugu88li:not vexing, just astonished. Happy weekend! To you :* |
jagugu88li:not vexing, just astonished. Happy weekend! To you |
ayotrey:Asking what to do in such situation, is like asking how to drink poison. Get down on your kneels, and start to pray dude. You're Suffering from lust, as a result of channeling your thought energy to engage in sex. Only view the right materials, and read the right content. If symptom persist, maybe the people in your village is at work. Oya my 15cent |
jagugu88li:hmmm... Omg. Is that a nice counsel to a young dude? |
jagugu88li:Nice one... Learnt from your words aswell. |
Dec 17th |
Wow... Read your story. There is hope, but above all, take it to the Lord in prayers. And always show your mum the maximum love she needs. You're partially the man of the house, you've much roles to play. But at the same time, you can't not go beyond your parents decisions as long your mum still truely care about him. What you people should be concern about is try to convince your mum to stay with any of you, atlest a little while, for if she continue like this, we don't pray to hear the other side, her health comes first. And as for your dad, I guess he should be at is mid or late 40's or 50's from your explanation, and probably when he get to 60, that is probably when he would get things right if he can't get it now. By then he would ve come to realized he has destroy his Godly mandate to build his family with proper love. But never the less, like your mum had said, try to forgive him, and if you don't, you could develop some of his attitude. Because anger make people function without love. Cheer Brother. |
happyjolly:Top of your day to you! Good morning |
jagugu88li:And same should be implemented in Nigeria. It would help a long way |
tomquest:The right words for this thread. And yet they won't hear! Because they believe inspiration comes from such. simply because they are not innovated to get inspiration from God, rather weed and alcohol becomes their best source to creativity. And when it happens they start calling on Nigerians who didn't drank or smoke with them to pray. Abi na Buhari still cause this one? Well, I pray he get well. Amen. |
miisy:next time dream about me so it won't be weird. Hmmm... Top of your day! Good morning |
No More Children Toy Guns: Afghanistan Children tend to imitate adults. And in Afghanistan, a country ravaged by violence, it seems they particularly like to play with toy guns. This led the Afghan government to ban their sale in early June. The Interior Ministry has asked the Afghan police to seize all plastic weapons they find being sold. At the same time, the Ministry has asked that parents stop buying the toys for their children. The move has pleased children's rights activists, who believe that a "culture of violence" is so deeply engrained in Afghan society that it must be fought beginning in childhood. It remains to be seen if the ban will have any measurable effect, and if it will be accompanied by any further preventive measures, says our Observer Zakia Ahmad, a children's rights activist. "The more they look like a real gun, the better they sell" zobaiada Akbar "At Aïd el Fitr, the celebration at the end of Ramadan, parents buy gifts for their children. And in Afghanistan, toy guns are among the most popular toys. The more they look like a real gun, the better they sell. Children in Afghanistan really play a lot with imitation weapons, and this can be dangerous. Last year at Aïd el Fitr, dozens of children played with BB guns in Kabul, which resulted in more than 100 injuries, including some serious eyes injuries. After several decades of war and tensions, violence has become normalised here – it's part of daily life. People live with it so constantly that they don't realise they ought to be doing all they can to prevent their children from coming into contact with this culture. When we see that the Islamic State organisation or the Taliban are succeeding in recruiting young children, we can suppose that society is partially responsible. Our observer Saber Hosseini, who distributes books to children , asks kids to trade in their toy guns for books. But the government can't be alone in addressing this question. Neither in the schools nor in the mosques is anyone taking an educational approach to the level of violence in Afghanistan. And yet these are the two principal places of learning for children. We need to develop a policy to improve. In short, this ban seems to me like a good thing, but it's far from enough. There are weapons in most homes in Afghanistan. Imagine how many Afghan children see their parents holding real guns, and touch a real machine gun even before they get a plastic one. We've taken a first step, but there will have to be many more if we want to have some impact on the perception children have of weapons and violence." According to Human Rights Watch , the Taliban have recently increased their recruitment of child soldiers in Afghanistan. They train children starting at the age of six. The number of children killed in combat is said to have risen by 18 percent in 2015; accordingly, one in four fighting-linked deaths in the country is said to be a child soldier. The Islamic State group in Afghanistan has also published various videos featuring children undergoing military training and learning to use weapons, in various locations around the country. Source www.hkitnob.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=3114
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Vincent000:It a privilege Brother. You're wonderful. |
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darkenkach:Dear Friend, I like your sincerity. But I'll let you know that everyone has a talent. But you need to acquire skills in other to reflect your true talents, and also be in the right association that encourages you to become the best of you. Don't talk down your self, rather add values to your self and discover you hidden potentials. No one was born with talent, but we only discover what joy we got from acquiring skills that became our talents. Have a winning day. |
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