vitality22:
@Op, yea they do exist. Am a living recipient of such love while in the university. We so love ourselves that she is always the one that buys more stuffs for me. We got into the university same year but different faculty. She was a beautiful muslim hausa girl. I swore with my life that I must marry her but she was forced into marriage in our 400 level. She was my greatest asset. One in a million. I loved her so much

enkay4love:
[color=#990000][/color]. Yes..agreed that Akwa Ibom was an offshoot of Cross River in '87,so does that still make them Efiks,rather than the Ibibios that they are,after 27 yrs of seperation? Anyways,carry out a thorough research on the morality of Calabar women & u'll realise that the true born Calabar women are'nt as promiscous as u think,rather it's non-indegenes claiming Calabar indegened are the promisquity pros.So much about Calabar women promisquity,am tired!