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Martyr601:
Send me an email..

Martyr601:
I want to thank everyone for their various contributions on the subject..indeed you all proved so matured.. I am actually a passive nairalander and was puzzled to see this topic..I really do not want to publicise my affairs online as we are both not celebrities.

I Am the guy in question, I had wanted to wait to hear more from the op but couldn't just hold my peace..

Currently I live in Italy,trying to make a better life,a decision we made before my departure..I have made out plans for the said girl in question (OP) as she rightly said..she currently called and told me how she is no longer comfortable with the engagement ring and hence she wants to stop wearing the engagement ring this actually got me into thinking..

The most confusing thing to me now still remains the fact that, I have always believed she is the best girlfriend in the world..i so much trusted her that I don't even have any element of fear of cheating even while here. She is such a humble girl that anyone will believe she can never cheat as God may have it, she just came up here to disgrace herself..

I don't really want to go into details to exposed ourselves here but I was shocked to see this post.

My greatest shock remains the trust I had in her and all my luggages as I type here is full of what I have bought for her without her consent ..

As I type now we are chatting but didn't ask her..so tell me the kind of communication she deserves.

Now what do I do with this angel in disguised....

SSpeter:
You will end up being single for more years with this ideology...ensure you put ur birthing hips to gud use b4 menopause

twoondei:
I really wasn't expecting this case to get to a conclusive end.

We're talking lawmakers here, and their dirty linen.

WebclickNG:
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Oluwalogbon:
How much is gtb is charge per dollar now?

Idydarling:
I read that post u created. ..
now op, I think u guys should give each other some time, at least a month. During this period, try and break all forms of communication and seeing yourselves, if u actually miss her and want to be with her, you'll realise it, if not, u can let her go.

gumaveddy:
Nairaland is the bigest but linda ikeji is popular becouse seun fall to promote it unlike linda ikeji she use her womanhood to promote it. Banky w, skale, wizkid, olamida al singing about linda ikeji so u see the difference

Cutehector:
How can a blog be bigger than a website?

Nairaland is nigeria's number one

dav8id:
true talk 100% of info marketers on importation business gather all their information here and resell it to falks out there.even the big player in the game copy from here

TheNextAce:
Lol. I wasn't planning on selling my training here dude. And really, I have been in the business way before now. If people went through everything in this thread, yes, they will be able to set off on the right path. But it is sad that even with the vast information here, some people would still come to beg you asking if they can do joint importation with you. If things go awry, they come on nairaland calling their supposed benefactors names. That is why I don't believe in freebies. If one's sweat is not in a thing one way or another, it can never be appreciated. I have given good information at one point or the other on this thread. The only time I have referred to cash is when I spoke about registering on 1688. Even without registration, one can chat with sellers. I take my words back on anything relating to payment as I am not a hungry man as you have probably thought of me to be. You asked if I had 300,000 to invest in business, I say it to you in all humility that I have handled more thanks to this same importation for two years now. Anyway, do have a lovely Sunday and I will keep mum from now on

yemi2plus:
Frankly speaking, I totally disagree with this post of yours.

That someone chooses to sell e-book on importation on NL shouldn't make him/her appear like a thief. The most important thing to me is, he is rendering a service and should decide whether or not to give it out for free or not.

I've shared an e-book on importation I bought here on NL to many nairalanders and lost count on the number of them that I have tutor for free, only to discover that two of these persons were actually re-selling the e-book plus the information they extracted from me. How does this makes me feel? A fool I suppose! I chose not to sell the e-book then even though the author boldly said otherwise in the material.

Finally, contrarily to what you typed in your first paragraph, importation information anywhere even on NL is NOT free, individual decide to whether or not to give it out for free.

NB: I'm a product of e-book on importation but did personal research outside the e-book.

TheNextAce:
I'm not hungry bro. I just don't believe in freebies. Most people don't appreciate it. I am not a novice here, so don't assume what you don't know . Anyway, I can let one person here go through my version of 1688 lecture on Microsoft Word and see if I know my onions or not or if I copied from here.

biafranqueen:
This is what I have been telling you people. Biafra is when we develope and build Igboland to paradise my dream is realizing as I always advocated!

TochiPhotos:
His story is so touching, a lot of people have contacted me for his address which I've provided, his jollof rice is really nice. I will visit him again in a few weeks to know how things are going.

Godson74:
Oyi L.G.A Nteje

Saved2Serve:
Our fears and comfort zones only limits us. Been in this contract job since 5yrs ago after graduating from the university. 3yrs into the work, I felt enslaved, underpaid and I saw no career growth. I desire change. I kept reluctantly searching for better opportunities. I also overlooked some job vacancies on the notion the companies are not big players like my erstwhile employer.

Within me, I needed change but I never knew such change must come with a price not on a platter of gold. The global oil fall saw us out of the oil job; surely contract staffs are always the first to get hit in time of recession. We stayed at home with no pay nor notice of our retrenchment.

I dusted my CV, pimped the living daylight into it. Prayed upon it. I decided to leave Nigeria labor market and lunch into deep (international). I joined (applied to) 23 oil and gas recruiting sites across the globe. I also subscribed to 15 recruiting/outsourcing firms. I pimped my LinkedIn profile, updated carefully; paid for 2nd level connection and made new connections in the industry. I connected with recruiters. Had friends recommend me on my linkedin profile. I optimized my profile on google such that if you are searching for people with my expetience especially in Nigeria, my will profile will be in first 5 result. There was results. There was no day I didn't drop an application. I ransacked the Internet. I learnt a lot about job search in this period of my joblessness. I discovered things I will share latter. Have you ever seen a job post you know 100% you are fit for it, yet they throw away your application. You receive a regret mail, without even getting to interview? I Will tell u why.

So after a week, I started getting calls from recruiters oversea saying they saw my CV on so so website and cares to know if I am Interested in a job in so so company and country. We will talk and negotiate terms. Calls came after the other till I got one that is with full expatriate package. I jumped at it.

Now I am back to my feet. To God be the glory. This period has not been easy I came to wonder how people with mouths to feed have stayed longer. Teachers especially. Chai!!! I say to you Never give up my friend in same situation. Help is on the way.

Packing things.....Relocation tinz....Oluwa lifting me up even in recession and redundancy. Father do same for people in this pitiable situation, if not for their sakes,, do it for the sake of those young innocent mouths and elderly mouths they will help. Amen!!!

Saved2Serve:
Our fears and comfort zones only limits us. Been in this contract job since 5yrs ago after graduating from the university. 3yrs into the work, I felt enslaved, underpaid and I saw no career growth. I desire change. I kept reluctantly searching for better opportunities. I also overlooked some job vacancies on the notion the companies are not big players like my erstwhile employer.

Within me, I needed change but I never knew such change must come with a price not on a platter of gold. The global oil fall saw us out of the oil job; surely contract staffs are always the first to get hit in time of recession. We stayed at home with no pay nor notice of our retrenchment.

I dusted my CV, pimped the living daylight into it. Prayed upon it. I decided to leave Nigeria labor market and lunch into deep (international). I joined (applied to) 23 oil and gas recruiting sites across the globe. I also subscribed to 15 recruiting/outsourcing firms. I pimped my LinkedIn profile, updated carefully; paid for 2nd level connection and made new connections in the industry. I connected with recruiters. Had friends recommend me on my linkedin profile. I optimized my profile on google such that if you are searching for people with my expetience especially in Nigeria, my will profile will be in first 5 result. There was results. There was no day I didn't drop an application. I ransacked the Internet. I learnt a lot about job search in this period of my joblessness. I discovered things I will share latter. Have you ever seen a job post you know 100% you are fit for it, yet they throw away your application. You receive a regret mail, without even getting to interview? I Will tell u why.

So after a week, I started getting calls from recruiters oversea saying they saw my CV on so so website and cares to know if I am Interested in a job in so so company and country. We will talk and negotiate terms. Calls came after the other till I got one that is with full expatriate package. I jumped at it.

Now I am back to my feet. To God be the glory. This period has not been easy I came to wonder how people with mouths to feed have stayed longer. Teachers especially. Chai!!! I say to you Never give up my friend in same situation. Help is on the way.

Packing things.....Relocation tinz....Oluwa lifting me up even in recession and redundancy. Father do same for people in this pitiable situation, if not for their sakes,, do it for the sake of those young innocent mouths and elderly mouths they will help. Amen!!!

SELENAqueensy:
Am not ignoring your pm... I can't remember my email password

SELENAqueensy:
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rokiatu:
good members manh good people are leaving ediots are coming.

Gone are the fun and good days of nairaland.