Give what belong to sesar to sesar and give what belong to God to God.. Moral is if u don't want your man to cheat on you i think you should not think of cheating either.

Young, independent, and . . . committed? Yep, you heard that right. This is a declaration for anyone who's in a long-term relationship in their 20s and has felt pressure to "see what else is out there." Some people think that being in a relationship in your 20s makes no. at all . They assume you're wasting away your youth; however, I couldn't disagree more. I was curious surfing the internet this morning and I came across this being a serious relationship in your 20s.
Oya lets keep the ball rolling here is the list.

2. You've already found what most people spend their whole lives searching for — someone who truly understands you.
3. You have someone who knows and loves you during a time when you're constantly learning and growing.
4. The laughter is deeper, the sex is better, and the affection is stronger in a committed relationship compared to a casual fling.
5. You're constantly reassured of your talents and aspirations. It's like having a personal 24/7 cheerleader.
6. Your family won't constantly bug you to see if you're dating anyone — they already know and love him.
7. From an early age (relatively speaking), you learn about what's really important to you in a partner and what it takes to work toward a successful relationship.
8. Being able to fully trust someone is so important when trying to figure out your life.
9. At the end of the day, there will always be someone waiting for you.
10. While friends are telling you about all the immature guys they meet on Tinder or at bars, you don't have to deal with jerks on a weekly basis.
11. Monogamy equals reduced risk of STDs.
12. You have someone who reminds you every day how much they love every part of you.
13. You teach each other new things, adventure together, and tackle challenges together.
14. You can increase the status of your relationship slowly, without the pressure to jump into marriage that can come later in life.
15. It's nice to know someone is always looking out for you, there to drunkenly dance with you, and make sure you get home safely.
16. You have a confidante, best friend, and lover, all wrapped into one.
17. You have someone to take to your awkward family gatherings.
18. Even when you're without makeup and wearing sweats, he makes you feel beautiful.
19. You don't have to juggle dating and your career. You have more time to focus on your professional goals and ambitions.
20. Whether you marry or not, you've had way more practice being in a serious relationship than someone who only dated around until their late 20s.
21. Doing the most mundane things like going grocery shopping or heating up leftovers becomes instantly more fun with a partner by your side.
22. You have a support system during those years after college when close friends might be super busy or spread all across the country.
23. You can stay in without feeling the pressure to go out. But on the nights you do go out, you don't have to fake nice to the drunken guys at the bar because he's there. It's a win-win situation!
24. You help recognise each other's flaws and push each another to become a better person.
25. When your single friends complain that they can't find a normal, nice guy and wish they had someone like your guy, you feel lucky to have found someone so wonderful.
26. You can be yourself at all times, to be good and to be not so good, and to have someone every step of the way encourage you, laugh with you, reassure you, challenge you — in a word, love you.

My S/O goes to all the guys and bae who understand what it mean to be in a serious relationship.

The United States has said that Nigeria’s estimated middle class of 50 million people will help grow the counandtry into one of the top-ten global economies by 2050. It, however, expressed doubts that much of the billions of dollars looted from Nigeria in the last decade would be recovered.
The US Assistant Secretary, Bureau of African Affairs, Linda Thomas- Greenfield, stated this in Washington ahead of the meeting of the US-Nigeria Bi-National Commission, which took place yesterday.
She said: “In case anyone has any doubts on the extent of Nigeria’s importance in Africa and the world… Nigeria’s population is projected to reach 400 million by 2050, overtaking the United States counand becoming the third most populous country in the world.
The median age in Nigeria is 18. Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy and Africa’s largest oil producer. The country’s middle class of roughly 50 million people is expected to help grow the country into one of the top-ten global economies by 2050.”
Thomas-Greenfield stressed the importance of Nigeria to the world when she said: “These statistics paint the picture of a country with enormous potential and opportunities ahead of it, yet daunting challenges it must tackle in order to succeed.
There is cause for cautious optimism at this juncture and the United States looks forward to doing everything we can to partner with Nigeria to seize the moment. “Why is it so important that we seize the moment? It’s simple: we need a strong, proactive Nigeria, because it’s in Nigeria’s interest, the region’s interest and it is in the world’s interest.
Importantly, it is in the United States’ interest, as well. And so, the question in front of all of us today is: What can we do to support a strong, proactive and prosperous Nigeria?” She, however, noted that despite Nigeria’s size and resources, the United Nations estimated in 2011 that 54 per cent of the country’s population lives on less than $1.25 a day and 16 per cent of children die before reaching their fifth birthday, largely as a result of preventable diseases.
According to her, “Nigeria has also struggled to provide adequate and reliable power to its citizens despite its vast natural resources, with only 45 per cent of its citizens currently having access to electricity.” In addition, Thomas- Greenfield stated that massive corruption has resulted in Nigeria losing billions of dollars every year, especially in the last decade alone.
“Although much of this money that has been siphoned off will likely never be seen again, imagine the impact that this money could have had on Nigeria’s infrastructure and economy,” she stated. She said that despite these challenges, the US believes there is cause to be optimistic about Nigeria’s prospects, particularly in the aftermath of last year’s elections.
Thomas-Greenfield said: “Nigerians have newfound optimism and an opportunity to set their country on a path to capitalise on its nearly unlimited potential. The election was a first and major step toward Nigeria fundamentally altering its course – and the country today stands at a crossroads.”
The US top official stressed that if Nigeria implements sound policies, the country has potential to regain its role as a strong and effective global player, a leader on the African continent, and an engine of economic growth throughout West Africa and the continent.
Her words: “We want to partner with Nigeria – its people and its government – to make that a reality, and we want to work with Nigeria on issues of global importance such as climate change, nuclear security, sustainable development, strengthening collaboration on global health priorities, and countering violent extremism.
“We are also supporting efforts by Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the judiciary to investigate and prosecute complex corruption cases. We have engaged religious communities, who are a very powerful force in Nigeria, to join in the fight against corruption.
Corruption will be fought not just through technical assistance, but through widespread social change.” She said that despite these challenges, the US believes there is cause to be optimistic about Nigeria’s prospects, particularly in the aftermath of last year’s elections.





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nigeria with confuse leaders

And the worst part be say na our security personnel naim dey carry dem the stomach

PaAmadee:
Gone are the days wen pot belly na sign of enjoyment, these days some pot belly na due to swear.



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Education is Nigeria biggest problem #fact

I dey Star Show and I don high na who cares?

Is quite alright

In Buhari Voice.. Kaiee fieefs

GGMU!!!

XavierBlue:
I see a man hands, folded at the back of a boy, while the lad is praying.


Xavierblue

the question now is who is that man standing behind the little boy?

misssclassy:


Okay, I saw a gay man banging his son, while his son was praying

it's allowed

Issorite

icekream:
In case of fp

Abeg put mouth for matta mak e dey ground

misssclassy:
I saw a Man and his son praying.

you got it wrong

misssclassy:
I saw a Man and his son praying.

misssclassy luv u re always in my post

Hit Like when you see it!!



What do you see??

D

jimohibrahim:

Lol...
You don vex be that ni?
No vex brother...
One love

Ahh me I fear ooh the comment jst drop lik BkHaram bomb.. Stil on stil One love

jimohibrahim:
[size=15pt]TALENT AND MONEY TALKING [/size]
but wait
Why is he holding him like that....
In wrestling that's a confam R.K.O

that is the real relationship between father and son. Not just anyhow father but one of world best

jimohibrahim:
M

I know una no dey allow topic drop before una comment

The Striker of Real Madrid Football club Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted with his son Cristiano Jr,

misssclassy:


Yes, I believe technology has some elements of the supernatural attached to them

This is the picture I was talking about.

yours is morn pronounce and really scary.

Slimzjoe:



Am sure you musta Heard about the Key Opening Multiple Padlocks being a master Key and the Padlock Receiving Multiple Keys being a Bad Padlock

Lol..

shockwave91:
i swear to God i can't see anything. Is the picture in GIF form? Cus dat will xplain things

Check well from the right the 3rd person down legs.. Sure it real

misssclassy:
Seun if you get this mention, please we need a paranormal section so we can share our opinion and discuss about paranormal stuff such as this.

Please, please, please.

Or maybe I will just mail the supermods later to emphasize on it expressively.

Babe re u sure u re real cus me have started to suspecting something now.

peeparty:


taught I was in dis alone.lol

Check well from the right the 3rd person down legs.. Sure it real

Like when you see the "little boy"*ghost*

patmaine:


did u notice fashola held his breath. .

Lol fashola no wan collect..

I don’t know how it started but it just happened that majority of Nigerians started making jokes about the physical looks of former president Olusegun Obasanjo. And it became common place to say Baba is ugly. I remember one of the most popular jokes circulating at that time which said: “Obasanjo went to visit the devil, on getting there, he met the devil sleeping. Obasanjo tapped him to get up and the devil turned and saw his face and shouted, ‘BLOOD OF JESUS.’ Imagine devil shouting Blood of Jesus.”
I saw this old photo of Baba with former US president, Jimmy Carter and I went like “WOW!! See swag!” I love his look here with Carter…very regal. Me I think Baba was very handsome in his younger days. Not everyone ages gracefully.
He was handsome young military officer and he served his country well. (Hehehe!! If una like cuss me.)
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