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But Tayo,

Do you think what my friend told me is true or not ? I have known this guy for over
10 years and I know he will never make anything like this up.

Infact, someone on this thread said she went through a similar experience. Do you
think my friend's story is true ?

@zulu

I came across the word on nl, I no see am for school myself

true talk bhola. true talk.

you study loveology for school ?

@uche

LOL thanks jare

@ikamefa

The grammar is too much. please bring it down small to our level

@zulu

i don get face lift, so it can't be me. But hearing police dey make me fear pleenty pleenty (boku boku)

@lion

no talk police ooo, i am a wanted man.

@ikamefa

It looks like love to me oooh, but wait for Geman Lady.

The woman sabi love well well - infact na expert sef

@zulu

Na waa ooh, does she know this

yes ikamefa is that what you are feeling right now ? We have to know before we can proceed further

@segun111

Convince me that your user name is segun111. I am not quite convinced _{(just kidding)}

Welcome segun111 and Gboy

_{Kai, this woman definately knows love oo. Na waa}

@damsal

You scenario is kind of similar to my friend's. There has to be some legitimacy
to this afterall.

Like I said, I've known this guy for over 10 years before he
told me what killed his mom and I don't have any reason to think he is making
it up.

LOL

May be it's a cultural thing. But it can be some what annoying - it's just shy of stalking.

@GermanLady

The point is why do women do it in the first place ? A lot of times guys give ladies the signals,
but they still keep forcing themselves on guys.

What the guy (that started this thread) is trying to say is - why don't the ladies get it from all the signals rather than the guy resorting to saying NO blatantly ?

Get the point ? He can say no but doesn't want it to come out that way because he doesn't
want to sound too insensitive.

Two southerners as President and VP in Nigeria ? You should think about the
Combination again bearing this in mind.

@Big B1

I understand your concern regarding Duke, but remember, Shagari never had any experience
(not even as a governor) and ruled the country for 4 years.

Personally, I think he has what it takes to be president. If Shagari, a former school teacher can
do it, why not Duke ?

It is going to take a while for things to get better. We need to have political
stability so the foreign investors (foreingers and nigerians alike) can come and invest.

We need to wipe out corruption. We need to plough our money to proper use and
not in politicians' pockets

We need to enforce the law, no one should be above the law. The reform going on should stay its
course (with transparency).

The federal government needs to place a lot of emphasis on people getting their PhDs. We are already
experiencing a major brain drain in the country and it is only going to get worse. There should
be incentives in place for students with first class degrees to go on and obtain their
doctorates.

Competent people should be put in place to run government parastatals. It is not by coincidence that
the reform put in place by Okonjo-Iweala (e.g. Due Process in awarding contracts) and  Charles Soludo
(e.g. the consolidation in the banking industry) took place. We need the right leadership in place to
make the system work.

These ideas should not only be implemented, but they should be sustained. Only then will the masses
see any changes in their lives.

But OBJ has committed impeachable offenses too. Baba is just trying to get at
this guy at all costs.

Anyway, they can't get the 2/3 majority vote to impeach
him in the Senate. I know this for sure.

This can't be true

TayoD:
I have personally cast out demons in people, and believe me, it's not a fluke.

@TayoD

Interesting. Could you please go into a little more detail about the demons you cast. I am
still learning about these things myself.

I have always said iice is a very intelligent lady and i'm yet
to be proven wrong

Speak for yourself and let people make their own judgment

Where do you get the idea that she was tortured and deprived of sleep ? Seun, even though
I didn't witness it myself, please don't read more to it than necessary.

The house girl was confronted by some elderly folks and some how made her confess. She did
not admit to it (at first) at all. Infact , she was crying as hell with everyone when the woman
passed on.

That's what I was told by my friend and he was very vivid and graphic about it.

I have heared of evil spirit/witchcraft since childhood, but never believed it until a close friend of mine told me that that was what killed his mother in Lagos. He explained everything to me - he said it was their house girl from their village that was the witch that killed his mother.

The house girl confessed everything and even vomited a bird. My friend told me he witnessed all of this as a child.  And believe me, I have known this guy for years and he would never make something like this up.

My question to you fellow nairaland members is: Is this thing real?  And can you please share any experience with the rest of us.  Thanks.

I think IBB is the richest man in Nigeria. His estimated net worth is over $10 billion.

CalabarMan:
cool man but most naija babes are hypocrites am sorry to say. They would never reveal their true wants/desires/nature in public.

@calabarman

Well, most of the ladies on this thread reason with me. Start from the beginning of the thread and read the ladies'
comments and you will see. Any way, GOODLUCK to you with your opinion.

@dynamo

Have you forgotten what year it is ? How many women would do that in this day in age ? Please be realistic