Pastor Ebuka Nwachukwu was arrested in Thailand on Sunday (Apr 19) for alleged cocqine smuggling.
Thai authorities say the man is an alleged dr ug kingpin who has lived in the country for nearly two decades and seized 2.4 million baht… pic.twitter.com/sLFatKvKq4
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Lovelink1991: A lady who wanted to divorce her husband with the hope of getting her own apartment has shamefully returns back to the man after analyzing the cost of rent and properties.
Watch the eye sore drama she put after shamefully returning back.
Lovelink1991: A lady refuses a man sex who she went to visit for help but the man ask for sex first before he will render her the help. The lady ask him can't you help someone without asking for sex?
Watch the drama that played out between the lady and the man in the night in an unknown location in Lagos
Babatunjo: There’s a group we no dey really talk about… involuntary single ladies.
Not the unserious type. These ones are fine, educated, stable. You see them everywhere, hospitals, offices, events. Doctors, nurses, professionals. Complete package.
But relationship just no dey stick.
Many of them are actually ready. They’ve tried, dated intentionally, even adjusted expectations small. Yet na same story. They keep meeting guys wey no serious. Promise today, disappear tomorrow. Waste months, sometimes years. Some don’t even know what they want.
At some point, some just settle. Some give up. Some still dey hopeful but tired.
Truth be say, dating market don change. Plenty options, less clarity, less commitment.
They price themselves out of the market..I no pity them
Itiskdg121: Somethings are meant to be private. My opinion anyway
Depression na your mate
The best way to get out of the zone is to let it all out. The man na simp though
Sending naira to someone earning in dollar Agreeing on wife to japa alone Agreeing on arrangee marriage with another man for her in order to get green passport
Edipet: Please, my mother was diagnosed with arthritis. We were told that there is no cure for arthritis. An X-ray was carried out, and the doctor said the only solution for her is knee replacement surgery. I would like to know where this can be done in Nigeria and the success rate of the surgery.
It’s not only her knees that hurt; the pain spreads all over her legs. She has been taking pain relievers, but they only provide relief for a few minutes. It’s not that we have the money for the surgery, but we just want to try to contribute among our siblings because she calls us every day to complain about the pain.
Please, is there any alternative treatment to relieve her condition apart from surgery?