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Man go pay bride price, pay for tradition and white wedding. E enter marriage na suffer head ehn? Den the younger sister of Eve go stress the man dey shout shout on top im head so tay e go come grow grey hair.

Over thinking go come eventually kpai am.

Wetin man dey gain for marriage self?

Please stop this nonsense of stereotyping people (both male and female alike) as failures even if you the OP will not admit it. Marriage as not an achievement.

Now, as a married man, if you can't

1. Instill moral values on your kids, you are a failure
2. Pay rent, school fees, etc, you are a failure
3. F**k for at least five minutes (bedmatic-wise), you are a failure
4. Have peace of mind as a married man, you have failed.

What am I trying to emphasize? Marriage is not for everyone. You can be a failure even as a married man or woman.

Stop stereotyping single people as failure all because they are happy being singles.

Marriage is not an achievement OK, whether for people in their 30s, 40s, 50s or 60s?

TonyeBarcanista, na wa oh. It seems politics have paid off you. Please, remember us o. Make we too enjoy Government money small. Anybody that insulted this guy has insulted me walahi. Na correct guy.

As a teacher who once taught in a private school, you need grit, patient and tolerance to withstand the nitty gritty of teaching your students.

Moreover, if the salary does not compliment efforts, it becomes frustrating. Teaching is fun if effort is rewarded.

Well written article OP.

30 min later I called again and she said she’s about 10 min away from me. That was the last time I heard from her. I called and called, her line was not reachable until it finally went dead. I stayed in that hotel till daybreak heart broken.

Chai na wa o. After taking buruntacha and codein and ur p***k come stand like Kilimanjaro. E dey pain o. Take heart my friend.

GrammarNazi1:
I don't do this.

I only do the GRE, GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, CELPIP, PTE, and OET.

Please, your WhatsApp number. Sent it to my profile.

correctguy101:
Better for you to spend more time with yourself. None will accurately tell you what to do. Maybe some can guide you. But I'm far from being one who cam guide anyone on matters like this. I know me up to that extent. I'll probably mislead you, lols..

So spend time with yourself, ask yourself question, different types, and know yasef more.

It's not that difficult as you will feel the right questions resonating with you. And that's not to say these correct questions wouldn't be wrong for you tomorrow. But at the very least, at the moment, your truth will reveal itself to you. And you'll decide what to do from there.

OK. Thank you.

GrammarNazi1:
I have been a teacher since like 2014, and I have been teaching the IELTS, GRE, GMAT, SAT, and TOEFL since 2016.

I am interested in the Cambridge certification. Do you have any link?

Yes spiritual matters are real and please, I do not know what you mean by a "discerning mind". From what I understand, It only takes those who have truly had an experience to understand that it's something worth taking serious. Oh, maybe you mean those who had an experience but still couldn't recognize it for what it is. You're correct then, there are many like that.

But know this....


It's just normal natural matters. Even if it requires ya other senses to perceive. It remains natural. Nothing supernatural about it all. Oh... You can insist as long as it requires the other senses, it's supernatural. You'll be right, but you'll also be wrong.


Existence is in levels. Things of higher energy levels are expected to be different from things of lower energy levels. Wetin come supernatural or spiritual about something so "natural" like that? wink

Ah.. make this ancestor still add something.

Ever thought of our energy level of operation?

Look at the world, you'll know it's low. There are other levels higher than the levels we operate on. Reaching that level is a serious challenge even if you know about it.

Ordinary nuclear power, we never master.

Some werey think say we don reach out peak. We're still far off from our peak. If what happened to Africa do not happen to Terra, we will go another mule in the upgrade of our level.

It is a gift only few people have. Some people are gifted in prophecy, some in revelations whlie some in healings.

I am yet to see what mine are for. I just see. I feel the energy sometimes like spirit hovering around but can't see them. My parents lost three (3) babies one of them twins before my birth. I have marks on my face and hands inserted by my parents from birth.

I feel the reason why I am still alive is to use this gift. I don't know how.

@correctguy101

Black tax is synonymous with our culture. Our culture encourages us to assist family: both nuclear and extended.

Even you that earn a lot will need family either for moral support or marital advice.

A spirit needs a physical body to carry out its missions on earth. However, the reason why we see so much evil in our society is because the evil spirits have overwhelmed our world (rituals, occultism, cultism, etc.).

Spirituality is real. It takes a discerning mind vast with spiritual gifting to see and know this. You need to experience spirituality to believe it.

My spiritual eyes or 3rd eyes have been open to see all sort of spirits. I have seen witches, spirits that look like aliens (this one was passing by).

I was a sick child and I would see car-like objects floating in the sky surrounded by strange beings.

I feel I should be dead a long time ago but I kept evading death. Why is that? Most times when I am in the dark, I don't look backwards. I see things when I look backwards. What about if I see something I am not supposed to see?

I always feel this spiritual energy around me. Sometimes I feel I am a death being; just my spirit moving around. I love seclusion especially darkness.

Just because you have not experienced spirituality does not mean spirituality does not exist.

Lagos? I remember waking up by 3:30 AM so as to meet the staff business that will commute us to the Island. Men, if you dare miss the bus, OYO is your own. Again, coming back is hell o. 3rd mainland bridge traffic to Maryland No? Haa! You finally get home by 10 or 11:00 Pm. Gbam, you are exhausted like a 2 by 2 plank has been used to panel beat you.

Ever since I decided to relocate to Ughelli in Delta State, my life has being stress-free. I don leave Lagos for in abeg. I hate stress. Damn!

I can categorically tell you that most of the vehicles driven on Nigeria roads are stolen vehicles.
Delta State is typical example. The police school narrow their search-light on Delta State.

Lagos is like the UK that will give you huge income with the right hand and snatch it with the left hand through tax and expenses. Ever since I moved to Ughelli in Delta State, my income and black tax has improved a lot.

I am appealing to Mr. Seun to create a Gym and Fitness section on Nairaland. Fitness enthusiast like me abound in Nairaland. Thank you sir.

polimaf:
Anyone who grew up in Oshodi, Mafoluku, Ogunoloko can attest to this story. Swe swe was killed and burnt alive on my street in Mafoluku then after he threatened to kill Mc's children and younger brother.

Rumour has it he killed Igidaduro.

Dark times

I remember Kiniun street ruled by Bomboy. Oshodi was hot o. Those snooker boys that will call you to come play and before you know it you start losing money, especially table tennis. My dad had an office at NAFRC Barracks and every money, army will raid Oshodi and pick area boys. Oshodi of pick pockets and intimidation. Oshodi don't calm. A du pe.

The way this man abandons Warri, you will think he is a demi god. Warri is like Afghanistan. Okowa get mind sha! Ika people will vote for him.

Kwankwaso, our incoming President. Baba will spring a big surprise. Those who have ears let them hear. Even Atiku will be shocked.

KillSars:
Wahala....

Some people go see result, dem go shout betrayal in 200 different language...

Walai.

Kwankwanso, the man of the moment. Baba, I hail there!

Rabiu Kwankwanso just said the bitter truth. It will be a win-win for the Igbo and Hausa people if Peter Obi concede to be VP to Kwankwanso than the other way round. Peter Obi has a better chance to be president after their tenure expires.

MarianaTrench:
You talk as if you know them personally

Of course. I meet them when they came to shoot Omo Ghetto (part two) in Admiralty Road Lekki. I lodged in the hotel where it was shot.

JJC Skillz is a down-to-earth guy, humble to the core. He is not your arrogant type. However, the ex-wife is an arrogant bi*ch. She act as though she is a demi god. A hard core feminist. Please, don't go near her, else she will embarrass you.

She is back!

Sufferingboy:
Shut up,ibori na God?

We fought for it.Oh you think say una go dey rule and we go dey look,then e go make work easy and we will be given anioma state.

That was then self na make urhobo do any how,everybody eye do open and everybody do get prominent people to fight for them.

Omo-agege will get apc ticket because we Ika told Godwin emeifele not to contest now,there was a plan by malami and mamman daura to give the CBN governor apc ticket.

But we see am say e nor dey just.

Urhobos dey live on past glory.

Your brain must be filled with maggot and chicken pox. All these chest-beating will end come 2023. Without Anioma, Ika, or whatever, the governorship post will forever elude people. Once beaten; twice shy. I would rather support an Ijaw man than you poverty-infected people.

Sufferingboy:
Stop this nonsense,he nor dey favor his tribe.

Your moniker said it all. Allow your medulla oblongata to act before using your putrifying-puss filled, herpetict whitlow-infected, and cursed hands to type gibberish chit-chat. Na Ibori I blame wey give una chance. Quote me again and get a tripple-barrage of my insults.

Na wa for some people oh. Someone came online to rant about the lopsidedness and injustice in government and he is being criticized unjustly. The governor is a tribal bigot indeed favoring his tribes men at the detriment of others.

Oh Lord, I am a born again chisIan. I want to type something . . . I . . . I . . . chai . .