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ogechchukwu:
Really appreciate u advice not like other nairaland that just come to mock people .

you are most welcome. The first day I got drunk and wasted, my dad got to know and was seriously angry with me, he didnt talk to me for a month, time just settled everything. We even drink beer now , lol so it's no big issue. You'll get passed it. life just happens , things we don't plan for just changes our plans but we just get to live through it.

First few months, there will be this dissapointment for her but with time, it'll clear and you'll grow to forgive and accept the child.


Cheers

ednut1:
Every day you post lame topics. Grow up onila

her issue e b like padlock wey dem lock throway key inside Indian ocean

All this kyn news sef

Liliyann:
Dingbang do you know the guy

you too like wahala. Come make I spank you

Lol... This one be deceiving herself., before you know it now, she don carry belle for man

I love nairalanders

Please do not reveal private information to anyone, keep your details private, be bank smart.

#YouFirst



Lalasticlala, mynd44, dominique

delishpot:
I know . Just too lazy to do so

or u dey crush on the guy

delishpot:
Dem carry their money buy jail sentence. Look well now that school has religious foundation.

Anyway sha, they will be out soon.

you know it's time to change your dp.

pocohantas:
Forget about how a woman treats YOU.

As far as I am concerned, Naija men are the easiest to get a ring from;

Quick steps to hook a Naija man.

1. Speak against feminism.
2. Any thread on MIL/DIL wahala, be on FP, curse the DIL. Karma must catch up with her.
3. Be very pro men.
4. Be pro submissive.
5. Don't ever open that your useless mouth to say cooking, washing and all are not your hobbies. You were born with Persil and spatula for a reason.
6. When he asks for your acct number, develop instant ear problem.
7. Anytime he calls, tell him you are cooking so you can have time to go for mid-week service.
8. When he talks, listen, listen attentively.
9. Online, anyone that insults you, reply with "lol"..."okay Sir"...etc.
10. He will approach you or send a PM. Do your best not to change formation.

Now, I am not the only one aware of these quick steps. So, do not focus on how she treats you, she wants something from you, if she is out for you, she will get it. 1yr later, you are here saying she changed. She didn't change, face off.

Focus on how she treats people around her. People who she thinks she owes nothing. Very soon, those people would be your family, friends, gateman, employees, house help...etc.

wow.. You just exposed your fellow lots and gave us the real expo on how to find a true woman.

stainmicheal:
Madonna is management is really tired of running that advance secondary School.. Mobilize students, go out protest, INFACT THAT SCHOOL NEEDS TO STOP FUNCTIONING

if students are mobilized, father edeh is ready to expel all of them, and you will have those who would snitch on the people who are planning the protest. The truth is, Nigerians cannot come together no matter what

Chommieblaq:
90% of girls between the age of 8-14 have been molested in one way or the other or even raped.
Funny enough these acts are been penetrated by neighbors and relatives. (people you won’t suspect). Many don’t speak out, some are covered up their families, we only get to hear the few that speaks out.
Same applies to the guys, however that of the girl child is more common.
Many African home don’t talk about sex with their children unlike now. The only way they talk about sex is to wait, when you are like 13-17, then you hear “if you carry belly, you leave my house”
Some of the victim don’t say it out, because they are scared they will be faulted.

PS: I might have exaggerated with the figure but believe me it’s high.
Is there no week we get stories of an underaged being raped? Just use an check na

alright

chibike69:
stop dating oloshos

so calabar chic is one of them? chei ..you are wicked o

. Every girl I have dated came up with the rape story..what is the problem?

DarkJeddi:
Maybe you shouldn't bother wearing your sit belts then,

Nor bother driving within safe limits while drunk,

Since you are already safe in the bosom of your God..

Am sure the dead ones are not under God's protection..

many people who wore seat belt and still died..oga please learn to give thanks to God for protecting your ungrateful self.

If you think everyone in the church is a christian, just drop your phone on your seat and go for offering and come back.

Please always chew solid food so it will turn into bolus which will aid digestion faster!

biacan:
chimoooo ibugomuooo

she proposed and I said yes

biacan:
After all this years of togetherness

lol... I have a girlfriend already.

biacan:
If I slap you will you revench shey you know I heart you

prove it.

calculator123:
Him go know Las Las. Pikin of native doctor na supastar and any guy wey wan approach am go get serious warning from people around.

alright.

calculator123:
Hehehehe who wan die Biko?
If na you, shey you go replace am?

the guy no go know na

Pls continue

The convener of the Arise Women Conference, Dr. (Mrs) Siju Iluyomade presents the fourth edition of the Handmaidens Women in Leadership Series (WiLS), which is a fellowship of Christian women that enlightens and empowers them sufficiently to enable them have the desired impact on our society that they are uniquely positioned to have.

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AntiBrutus:
Men have always loved bad girls. Go back in time to secondary school. Did you see them flocking around that nerd? No. It is that one wey her uniform short, that is the one they will be pursuing and buying fanyogo for her.

When they see good girls, they say they are boring. They don't chat mature in rooms.

Ngwanu, enjoy your hot gf.

no wonder they are chasing you a lot on nairaland.

oboy81:
because women Make The world Go round

hell no!

Entitlement ladies. The world doesn't owe you anything!