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Foreign Affairs › Re: BREAKING: Bali Runs Out Of Fuel As Supply Crisis Spreads Across 11 Indonesian Ci by itzadorable333: 1:27pm On Oct 17

benardtotti:
BREAKING: Bali Runs Out of Fuel as Supply Crisis Spreads Across 11 Indonesian Provinces

By Dialogue Square News Desk | October 17, 2026

BALI, INDONESIA — A severe fuel shortage has gripped the tourist hub of Bali and spread across at least 11 Indonesian provinces, leaving motorists stranded in hours-long queues as global energy disruptions hit Southeast Asia’s largest economy.

Since Sunday, gas stations across Bali have struggled to meet demand, with attendants increasingly turning drivers away and posting signs reading, "Sorry, no fuel available."

Widespread Disruptions Across the Archipelago

The crisis extends far beyond Bali, causing major transportation bottlenecks across the country:
* West Sumatra & Banten: Motorists in West Sumatra are facing waiting times of two to three hours at the pump, while queues for diesel have stretched roughly a kilometer along the busy Merak-Tangerang highway in Banten.
* Sold-Out Supplies: Supplies of diesel and Pertalite (Indonesia's most widely used subsidized gasoline) have completely sold out at stations across Aceh, Riau, West Kalimantan, South Sulawesi, North Sulawesi, and Yogyakarta.

The Global Catalyst: Iran Conflict Hits Imports
The domestic crunch is a direct fallout of escalating conflict in the Middle East. Since the outbreak of the Iran war, Indonesia has lost approximately 25% of its fuel import sources.

According to Indonesia's Director General of Oil and Gas, routine fuel procurement tenders are now attracting very few market participants. In response, Jakarta has been forced to bypass standard tenders and negotiate directly with nations holding surplus oil stocks—securing emergency supplies at significantly higher prices.

Emergency Rationing Ahead
As authorities scramble to stabilize the supply chain, local governments are moving toward rationing. In Bali, officials are now preparing emergency measures to restrict the sale of subsidized fuel to the top income decile in an effort to preserve dwindling reserves for essential transport and lower-income residents.

This is a developing story. Stay tuned to Dialogue Square for further updates on global energy markets.
Source: https://dialoguesquare.com/thread/nqrneekk7wgmsyl

https://x.com/HormuzLetter/status/2110980827941101758?s=20[/quote]If the "Emperor" of the world doesn't wake up tomorrow morning and begin blaming Iran for the current fuel crises in Indonesia and other places, as a pretext to cajole up a coalition to launch a full surgical war on Iran, all will be fine.

Foreign Affairs › Re: BREAKING: Bali Runs Out Of Fuel As Supply Crisis Spreads Across 11 Indonesian Ci by itzadorable333: 1:24pm On Oct 17

benardtotti:
BREAKING: Bali Runs Out of Fuel as Supply Crisis Spreads Across 11 Indonesian Provinces

By Dialogue Square News Desk | October 17, 2026

BALI, INDONESIA — A severe fuel shortage has gripped the tourist hub of Bali and spread across at least 11 Indonesian provinces, leaving motorists stranded in hours-long queues as global energy disruptions hit Southeast Asia’s largest economy.

Since Sunday, gas stations across Bali have struggled to meet demand, with attendants increasingly turning drivers away and posting signs reading, "Sorry, no fuel available."

Widespread Disruptions Across the Archipelago

The crisis extends far beyond Bali, causing major transportation bottlenecks across the country:
* West Sumatra & Banten: Motorists in West Sumatra are facing waiting times of two to three hours at the pump, while queues for diesel have stretched roughly a kilometer along the busy Merak-Tangerang highway in Banten.
* Sold-Out Supplies: Supplies of diesel and Pertalite (Indonesia's most widely used subsidized gasoline) have completely sold out at stations across Aceh, Riau, West Kalimantan, South Sulawesi, North Sulawesi, and Yogyakarta.

The Global Catalyst: Iran Conflict Hits Imports
The domestic crunch is a direct fallout of escalating conflict in the Middle East. Since the outbreak of the Iran war, Indonesia has lost approximately 25% of its fuel import sources.

According to Indonesia's Director General of Oil and Gas, routine fuel procurement tenders are now attracting very few market participants. In response, Jakarta has been forced to bypass standard tenders and negotiate directly with nations holding surplus oil stocks—securing emergency supplies at significantly higher prices.

Emergency Rationing Ahead
As authorities scramble to stabilize the supply chain, local governments are moving toward rationing. In Bali, officials are now preparing emergency measures to restrict the sale of subsidized fuel to the top income decile in an effort to preserve dwindling reserves for essential transport and lower-income residents.

This is a developing story. Stay tuned to Dialogue Square for further updates on global energy markets.
Source: https://dialoguesquare.com/thread/nqrneekk7wgmsyl

https://x.com/HormuzLetter/status/2110980827941101758?s=20[/quote]If the "Emperor" of the world doesn't wake up tomorrow morning and begin blaming Iran for the current fuel crises in Indonesia and other places, as a pretext to cajole up a coalition to launch a full surgical war on Iran, all will be fine.

Politics › Re: Video: Why Nigerians Must Boycott Elections - Nnamdi Kanu by itzadorable333: 12:39pm On Oct 17

truthera:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItBeEby2tc4

One thing about life is that there's always a choice; to learn the soft way or to learn the hard way. The reason why the world is in chaos and squalor is because right from time humans have always preferred to learn the hard way, despite knowing full well that they could do better...despite knowing what to do better. Yet nature is an ever-persistent teacher; one must learn lesson 1 before entering class 2, or one will remain in class 1 until they learn lesson 1. Whether through the hard way or the soft way is their choice, but one must learn.
And "nigerians" are about to learn a very epic lesson from 2027 onwards. So epic a lesson that a great many will not survive the lesson, while among the survivors, some eyes will begin to open and some hearts will begin to believe and some brains will begin to learn the lessons. Nevertheless, this lesson that "nigerians" are about to learn come 2027 and beyond, will surely cost them very heavy.
For Que Sera Sera.

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Politics › Re: “why Blame The Igbo For Buying Your Land? Nobody Forced You To Sell!” by itzadorable333: 1:47pm On Oct 16*

henrybomb:
In big 2026 some persons like this lady still reasons in this direction.

Land wey be sey nobody know who first get am and it has been there from time in memorial….I always tell people once you notice an extremist in tribe or religion stay away from such persons because they have nothing to offer just garbage in garbage out

The thing is life is made of 2 kinds of people ; the Ignorant ones, and the Guided ones. Those in the Ignorant category are further subdivided into 2; the Stark Ignorant ( Simpletons), and the Rage baiters (Deceivers). You see the Rage baiters, they are the cancer of society. They are the problem of the world and humanity. Ever-willing agents of slavery, chaos and underdevelopment, despite also being casualties of their own handiwork. They are the worst of them. The Simpleton is just like a baby who knows nothing, but the Deceiver is just like a teenager who knows a lot but understands almost nothing, yet so wilful and emotionally-driven that the Simpleton is always at his mercy. For he stops at nothing in fabricating mirage-realities ( for himself and for his prey - the Simpleton) from his resource of shallow-knowledge and half-truths, with little or no understanding of the sum. Wisdom is in recognizing oneself and then recognizing the enemy from afar.

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Politics › Re: Will Benin Republic Like Too Join Nigeria by itzadorable333: 1:01pm On Oct 16

Ilamina:

What do you think

Hmmmmmmm

Hahaha are you always this funny? Or is it the Nigerian boredom at work?

Food › Re: I Am Learning How Too Cook by itzadorable333: 6:13pm On Oct 15

Stephen0mozzy:
😝 I come in peace

...lol yet you brought war along..

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Food › Re: I Am Learning How Too Cook by itzadorable333: 5:24pm On Oct 15

Stephen0mozzy:
You know "to" is not spelt as pronounced in the context in which you're using it ba 😝

How does being very girly translate to not knowing how to cook eh, laminate?

hehehe which one is "laminate" biko nu? Why are u twisting someone's moniker?

Food › Re: I Am Learning How Too Cook by itzadorable333: 5:08pm On Oct 15

Ilamina:
It's hasn't been easy but I am trying

Learning how to cook at my age has been difficult for me

It sucks I never had the opportunity too cook when I was younger consider i was very girly

Wasn't interested in education but wanted to be a housewife . .get married too a rich man, stay at home and become a trophy wife

But cooking is not that difficult
I noticed when people cook you don't have to be in the kitchen all the time
Sometimes the person that cooks, will leave something on the fire for sonetimes, for the food too boil before he or she continues

I was thinking of cooking school but I don't think I am mentally stable for cooking school

With patience and hardworking, I will soon be the best cook in the world

4th paragraph... Hahahaha, I laugh in utensils

Politics › Re: Davido's Uncle Has Played Us All, Let The Dancing Continue by itzadorable333: 4:56pm On Oct 15*

uche87:
The major reason the Osun State governorship election drew massive media attention and public interest had little to do with the progress of the south-western state. Many people became interested because it was seen as a referendum on the administration of President Bola Tinubu and his All Progressives Congress (APC).

For many Nigerians, the election was an opportunity to send a direct message to the president about their dissatisfaction with his government, in case he had somehow missed the cries and complaints expressed across traditional and social media. Governor Ademola Adeleke joined the Accord Party after reportedly being blocked from joining the APC.

Nigerians rallied behind him because they saw the election as a prelude to the main event, the 2027 general election. Davido, the popular Nigerian singer, deployed his enormous social media influence to campaign for his uncle, Governor Ademola Adeleke, popularly known as the "Dancing Governor". Davido's online megaphone kept drawing media attention to Adeleke, and it worked remarkably well.

Governor Adeleke is a rare politician. He sold himself with his dance steps rather than his words. Politicians are salespeople. Their greatest tools are usually their voices and their ability to persuade. Adeleke, however, chose to endear himself to voters with his feet and body language.

While many found it entertaining, I saw it as a weakness that he cleverly masked. Nigerian politics, especially at the campaign stage, is often built on theatrics. It is a mudslinging festival and a circus show until power is won. Governor Adeleke would spend less time discussing his manifesto at campaign grounds and more time dancing. The crowd applauded, the videos went viral, and the strategy paid off. Job done.

When news of his controversial academic credentials resurfaced, I began to understand why the dancing was often more prominent than the talking. Many of his admirers point to his payment of salary arrears and pensions owed by previous administrations as evidence of good leadership.

But, in my view, does it take a genius to pay workers and retirees what they are rightfully owed? The standard by which public officials are assessed in Nigeria has become so low because of the general failure of leadership across the board. I was never a fan. That said, I did not believe the APC governorship candidate, Bola Oyebamiji, deserved my support either, largely because of his association with the ruling party at the national level. I therefore had no horse in the race and simply watched events unfold.

When Governor Adeleke was declared the winner, social media erupted in celebration. Many used the victory to taunt Tinubu, seeing it as a warning sign of what could happen in the 2027 presidential election. I was amazed by the scale of support Adeleke enjoyed.

But less than 24 hours after his victory, he delivered what many supporters considered their first shock. In a video statement, he pledged loyalty to Tinubu and promised to support the president's second-term bid in 2027. He was neither hiding nor pretending.

Adeleke would later travel to Abuja to meet Tinubu and some of his close political associates. Around the same period, Davido, who had frequently criticised the APC online for what he described as poor governance and economic hardship, was seen in the company of prominent APC figures. He prostrated before FCT Minister Nyesom Wike and was later photographed sitting comfortably with him.

The message appeared clear: we are together.

Many of Adeleke's newfound supporters suddenly went quiet. They had been played.

Adeleke's political camp, the Imole Campaign Council, has reportedly promised President Tinubu 1.5 million votes in the next election. Constitutionally, Adeleke only possesses one vote. But in Nigeria, such promises are often treated as achievable targets. You know how.

At an APC event yesterday, Governor Adeleke was introduced as a campaign coordinator in Osun State. He joyfully danced to the podium amid applause and cheers. Speakers described him as a happy man. I am not aware of any formal alliance between the APC and the Accord Party. Whether such an alliance exists or not appears secondary to Adeleke. Politics, like most things, often comes down to personal interest.

The ease with which Tinubu has been able to attract opposition politicians into openly supporting him while disregarding their own parties' candidates is a remarkable political phenomenon.

Should we applaud it? I am yet to decide.

My greatest hope is that those who become emotionally attached to politicians and their flowery promises learn a lesson from all of this. Politicians are often more united than their supporters realise. They are, as the saying goes, the same rat in different holes. Only the locations and formations change.

So, if you supported Adeleke against Tinubu and now find yourself watching them work together, there is no need to feel hurt or betrayed.

Just learn from it. Those who fail to learn from history eventually become victims of it.

https://www.facebook.com/share/18dFNXiYsc/?mibextid=wwXIfr

CC Lalasticlala Seun Ishilove Mynd44 Dominique MissyB3 Fynestboi NLfpmod

They divide and confuse the masses along all kinds of lines and differences, using their agents who they dump as soon as work's done, whilst they themselves dine together behind the scenes but come out to rhetorically oppose each other creating a divided image to mirror the real division they've created among the masses so that the gullible masses believe the sham as true reality while they carouse together and share the loot, mocking the masses. And the ignorant masses, who are perpetually and deliberately kept in a dazed/hungry/hapless condition, have no option than to swallow hook, line and sinker as they grovel and succumb to the fate of the choice being made for them already. A choice made to look like the masses' choice, whereas it's actually a reality of having to choose between the devil and the deep blue sea. Until the masses unanimously stop the game which they are always being asked to play, lift up their eyes to the organizers of the game and ask relevant & existential questions about the game, the masses can never be free. And there can never be any change and improvement in the society. For the organizers of the game, though they are one, have to appear different and opposing in order to easily and successfully divide the players. So far the players remain divided, the game is forever under the control of the organizers who can manipulate it however they choose, according to their whims and caprices. And so long as this remains the status quo, the game continues.

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Travel › Re: What Do You Know About Colorado Usa by itzadorable333: 4:25pm On Oct 15

That's where "colos" is imported from!
Lol I'm just kidding.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Countries Most In Debt To The IMF, 2026 by itzadorable333: 7:45am On Oct 15

Melezenawii:
Countries most in debt to the IMF, 2026

1. 🇦🇷 Argentina: $56.8B
2. 🇺🇦 Ukraine: $14.4B
3. 🇵🇰 Pakistan: $10.8B
4. 🇪🇬 Egypt: $10.6B
5. 🇪🇨 Ecuador: $9.4B
6. 🇨🇮 Côte d'Ivoire: $5.6B
7. 🇬🇭 Ghana: $4.0B
8. 🇧🇩 Bangladesh: $3.9B
9. 🇰🇪 Kenya: $3.8B
10. 🇨🇩 DR Congo: $3.3B
11. 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka: $3.0B
12. 🇦🇴 Angola: $2.9B
13. 🇪🇹 Ethiopia: $2.8B
14. 🇨🇷 Costa Rica: $2.4B
15. 🇯🇴 Jordan: $2.3B
16. 🇹🇿 Tanzania: $2.2B
17. 🇿🇲 Zambia: $1.7B
18. 🇨🇲 Cameroon: $1.5B
19. 🇸🇩 Sudan: $1.3B
20. 🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea: $1.3B
21. 🇲🇦 Morocco: $1.3B
22. 🇺🇬 Uganda: $1.2B
23. 🇯🇲 Jamaica: $1.2B
24. 🇧🇯 Benin: $1.1B
25. 🇸🇳 Senegal: $1.0B
26. 🇲🇬 Madagascar: $1.0B

Outstanding IMF credit as of October 5, 2026. Shares use 2026 GDP estimates.

Source: IMF, via Visual Capitalist

https://x.com/stats_feed/status/2110392687530553433

English is not your mother tongue so it's understandable if you get confused at the usage of it. "Countries MOST indebt to the IMF" does not mean Nigeria must be among the list. But using that list to confuse yourself into believing that any country that's not on the list is debt-free to IMF is simply ignorance on an asinine level as it's obvious that the above list does not contain the total of countries IN DEBT to the IMF.
Your brain is always there for you, but if you don't use it any other person can use it for you.

Jokes Etc › Re: Check This Funny Chat Between A Scammer And Who He Wants To Scam by itzadorable333: 7:29am On Oct 15

richmond500:
These are the kind of people you will call as a scammer, they won't insult you but they will make sure they finish your airtime

Gbam! Gbammer! Gbammest! Next...

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Politics › Re: Is FG And CBN Lying About Our Foreign Reserves? by itzadorable333: 8:18pm On Oct 14

iwaeda:
Unless I am mistaken, Nigeria's Gross Foreign Reserve just increased by 6.7% from $55.1 Billion on Friday, 9th Oct to $58.8 Billion on Monday, 12 Oct. That's a $3.7 Billion accretion over the weekend.

What could be driving this? Euro bond? Oil receipt? or drawdown on the $5bn FAB facility? The Finance Minister @taiwoyedele did say that government won't issue press releases for each FAB drawdown.

Anyway, it would be nice to know what is driving this sharp increase.

Cc @proshare @OlufemiAwoyemi

Update!

The CBN removed the new reserve figure from it's website. Foreign Reserves are back to the previous figure of $55.1 Billion.

https://x.com/yinkanubi/status/2110391979615936605

What foreign reserve? Is it the one on earth or the one in heaven? Nigeria has a foreign reserve of $55 billion while National Debt is swimming in the $ Trillions, hahaha.
Well, the joke's on the masses.

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Health › Re: Who Else Is Living Because Its Sinful To Suicide? by itzadorable333: 7:55pm On Oct 14

Evaress:
sins of my ancestors?

yea. That's why you have to do your best to stay away from evil, while you make amends for the ones you've already committed because of your offsprings and descendants coming through you. Lest they inherit punishment for your sins. It's a universal condition, so don't take it personal.

Health › Re: Who Else Is Living Because Its Sinful To Suicide? by itzadorable333: 5:23pm On Oct 14

Evaress:
My life is so empty. So so empty. I pray everyday for God to take me in my sleep

It's one of two things; either you're suffering from the sins of your ancestors ( especially from 4 generations before yours) or you have a special destiny and you are being prepared for its fulfillment. Either way be patient, and stay away from evil. Everything which has a beginning has an end, but it's only one who is alive that lives to see the morning after the long night.
NEVER GIVE UP

Family › Re: Landlord Evicts Lady Over 1 Week Rent, Demands S3x - She Cries Out For Help by itzadorable333: 4:56pm On Oct 14

Lovelink1991:
Life is not just fair to some people

Actually life's not fair to anyone, for no matter how good one's life seems to be there must be something amiss which is needed for one to feel complete. And that's the goal of existence in life- to be fulfilled. Therefore life's never expected to be fair, or one will not be able to strive for perfection.

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Family › Re: Landlord Evicts Lady Over 1 Week Rent, Demands S3x - She Cries Out For Help by itzadorable333: 4:41pm On Oct 14

Lovelink1991:
This issue is outside l Nigeria and it seems that she is into the business from my look of things not that she said so but she has been rejecting the landlord advances that is why the landlord wants to use the rent palava as a means to get what he wants. Probably she is not into the business because if she is she would have given in to the landlord

Probably...yea.
Life's not for the weak.

Food › Re: Delete Three Out Of This Food by itzadorable333: 3:58pm On Oct 14

Ployploy:
As a food lover what type of food would you like to delete from this menu

Funny enough, a food lover will delete nothing from there. Not on their appetite!

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Family › Re: Landlord Evicts Lady Over 1 Week Rent, Demands S3x - She Cries Out For Help by itzadorable333: 3:54pm On Oct 14

Lovelink1991:
A lady has cried out for advice after her landlord allegedly sent her out over just one week house rent and demanded intercourse from her before allowing her back in.

The lady says she is confused and needs advice on what to do.

What would you advise her to do in this situation?
Share your advice in the comment section.

#TrendingNews #LandlordPalava #NigeriaNews #RelationshipAdvice #HouseRent

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCLWUgrEdXE

if this is true, then she should not have any problem giving in to the landlord's demands, that's if she's into the body-pleasure business already. In fact it doesn't have to be difficult for her to see the situation as an opening opportunity for a business that could solve her accommodation problem, that's if handled well. But if she's not into the business, she can just park her things and go back to her family for the mean time, while she re-strategizes, plans and moves for a greater come back. Life is 2face'd, but there's nothing wrong in taking a step back in order to take 2 steps forward.

Family › Re: Because I'm earning Well, Must I Give Everyone My Money? by itzadorable333: 3:31pm On Oct 14

Deeaka:
This is very profound. Your examples are quite interesting and I honestly appreciate your take.

Thank you

I like

You're welcome. A problem shared...

Business › Re: Shell Set To Exit Nigeria’s Gas Distribution Business by itzadorable333: 10:40pm On Oct 13

ogododo:
https://dailypost.ng/2026/10/13/shell-set-to-exit-nigerias-gas-distribution-business/

Shell is exiting when J.P. Morgan is entering... Sleek! It's about to get 3 tads more interesting.

Politics › Question For Nigerians As You Prepare To Vote Again. by itzadorable333(op): 10:28pm On Oct 13

I don't know if it's just me but I've noticed that ever since 1960, with each successive regime or administration, Nigeria get's worse. Infact from the period of democracy conditions of the masses got alarming. But the funny thing is, the same masses keep voting in people to power while the same masses keep suffering increasingly until the next cycle when they either retain the same people (despite the suffering) or they vote in another set of people and the suffering continues with more volume until the next cycle again. Then repeat.
So my question is, is it really the masses' choice that is the cause of the Nigerian condition? Or are there other factors at play which overrule the masses' choice and by extension, decide the state of Nigeria?

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Health › Re: As A Guy I Have Foul Smell Coming From My Private Region And Rashes In My Chest by itzadorable333: 8:45pm On Oct 13

Justice505:
Do you know the cute for measles, it killed three of my elder sisters children and kill my son last year i want to find the cute.

Get barks of pineapples, a lot. Get Neem leaves, stalks and stems (a lot). Get Lemon (12). Get a pot. Get clean water. Wash the lemons and cut them in two's. Wash only the outer barks of the pineapples. Wash the Neems (the stems properly) . Put the neem stems in the pot first. Then put the lemons. Then put The neem leaves and stalks. Then put the pineapple barks. Let your pot be large enough to contain water that will completely cover the contents of the pot without reaching the brim. Then boil for 2 hours, or until it gets to the level of the contents in the pot. Then you bring it down and let it get warm then you take a cup and drink. Prepare this between noon and 3pm , then drink before you take your meal. (After 30 minutes)
In the morning, you wake up early before sunrise (but not too early) boil it for 3 minutes. Bring it down and drink hot. Then you go position yourself where you'll sit facing the path of the sun, (the East). Let the morning sun shine on you in all its fresh strength. For 1 hour. Then you can go lie down for you might be feeling sensations like dizziness and light-headednes. But if not go and eat, take your bathe. Then in the evening, just take another cup. No boiling, but shake the pot circularly so the liquid contents can blend back again. Then pour and drink. Then go bathe. Now after bathing, dry yourself then get coconut water. (Coconut that has not touched the ground). Get the water, and rub it all over your body, including your face. Then let the natural air dry your body. Then you can wear your cloth and go eat.
You this for 21 days. You prepare the medicines for every 7 days.
During this period, stay away from anything heat or ill-ventillated enclosures.
Your wears should be less than heavy.
The first 7 days and second 7 days will be tough, you might feel like dying. But hold on. By the 15 day, you should be noticing improvements.
If there's a baby or young one who's not up 10, you can bathe them with the medicine even as you give them to drink. A hot bath, but not too hot. Only in the morning. Then let them stay in the morning sun for 5 minutes. Apply also the coconut water unto them as well, in the evening bath.
Then eat a lot of cucumbers, and spinach.

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Education › Re: I Regretted Going To School by itzadorable333: 7:46pm On Oct 13

Sirseedorf:
I went to school, after all the struggles i came out with nothing, no helper, no sustainability then i re-evaluate and sit up. walk with my two leg to where i want to learn a skill, even though i was taller than the boss and the other people i met there, I humble myself and behave well now am free but am not yet where i want to be but am grateful that i made something out of nothing with my life.

Now this is what we're talking about. The NEVER GIVE UP Spirit.

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Romance › Re: Is Virginity The Best Gift A Lady Can Bring Into Marriage? by itzadorable333: 7:43pm On Oct 13

ebubeson:
A man said "When the gift is open before its time, no excitement".

As a lady, if you are still a virgin, please keep it. Several men are looking for virgins. Even, the rich guy you may want to marry, may prefer you are a virgin.

Note, we also have good non-virgin ladies with good character. If you have a good lady you want to marry, that is faithful, loyal, good etc, but not a virgin, please marry her and take very good care of her, if you truly know God is with you in the agenda.

If you are a Virgin, please keep youe virginity. If you are a non-virgin, you can start abstaining from sex until you marry.

There is a reason THE LORD created the woman with a hymen.

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Food › Re: What Do You Add To Cut Down On Salty Taste Of Food? by itzadorable333: 7:33pm On Oct 13*

REDshouse:
Add weed it will do magic

Sure. Buh natural weed not synthetic. And fresh, not dried. But then using weed, he'll have to pour more water because it will require more time on the fire for the THC to properly neutralize the salinity. And let's not forget the ingredients, he'll have to add more because of the addition of water. So at the end he'll just have to do a makeover soup, and that's if he got the means.

Food › Re: What Do You Add To Cut Down On Salty Taste Of Food? by itzadorable333: 7:21pm On Oct 13

DonBenny77:
Yes works like magic it can also revive soured soup

Correct. You know your way.

Health › Re: As A Guy I Have Foul Smell Coming From My Private Region And Rashes In My Chest by itzadorable333: 7:13pm On Oct 13

Ukeh1w2:
I need English treatment like right antibiotics to get

Health › Re: As A Guy I Have Foul Smell Coming From My Private Region And Rashes In My Chest by itzadorable333: 6:04pm On Oct 13*

Ukeh1w2:
Doctors in the house I need help. Over some months now I noticed foul smell coming from my bosers even though there's no discharge and it has gotten worst. That whenever I sweat or workout it almost like I have body odour. I know it's infection because have gone raw with some girls that started this problem. I recently went to a clinic and the Dr wrote a test which I went to do. Gave them my urine sample and test results came out but nothing was detected.

Whenever I pee my urine smell nor be here..
The foul smell coming from underneath my boser and joystick is unbearable that my girl no longer gives me BLawjob..and have rashes in my back region and chest... This is definitely bacteria and fungi infection.

Please who has gone through this problem and treated effectively should help me.. I don't have another money to do another test.

I feel depressed so much having to go through this.
I can't receive blawjob,
I can't have sex comfortably

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Get orange tree leaves, stems and branches. Get lemon grass. Get scent leaves. Get lime (7). Wash them. Wash your hands. Get clean pot. Get clean water. Put the lemon grass. Then the scent leaves. Cut the limes in two's. Squeeze the juices into the pot. Throw the empty limes into the pot. Then put the orange tree leaves and branches and stems, in order. Pour water until it covers it entirely. Let it almost get to the brim, but not too close lest it boils over and lose its contents. Make the fire ( COAL FIRE OR WOOD FIRE OR STONE FIRE). Then boil for 3 hours. You'll know it's ready when you smell a sharp-sweet aroma that makes you sick in your belly.
You'll do this in the heat of the afternoon, between noon and 3 pm. When it's done, bring it down and allow it to cool ( slightly leave the lid ajar). By 4-5pm take two cups . And then after 30 minutes get something to eat, for you'll feel hungry. Tomorrow morning boil it for 3 minutes, take a cup and drink hot. Let not the sun meet you before you do this . Then after 30 minutes, you eat. In the evening just take and drink. Don't boil. Boil only in the mornings,so wake up early.
Finish it in 7 days. And prepare another one for another 7 days.
By the 13th day you should be OK.
Stop sucking women's coochies randomly.
Reduce your intake of smoke.
Eat more citrus and acidic fruits
But until you finish your treatment, stay away from sex, smoke, alcohol, milk, beans, groundnut oil( and everything from groundnut) and sugar.

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Food › Re: What Do You Add To Cut Down On Salty Taste Of Food? by itzadorable333: 4:57pm On Oct 13

TheStoriesOfMan:
Be like you sabi cook pass Hilda Bacci. That's lovely!

Dey post food dumps for us na like caaz our member.

lol one does not have to know how to cook before one can know how to be observant. But one who knows how to be observant, can easily know how to do anything.

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Food › Re: What Do You Add To Cut Down On Salty Taste Of Food? by itzadorable333: 4:50pm On Oct 13

99thEnemy:
How does unused charcoal look like vs used charcoal?

The ashy hue or the burnt stain will tell on the charcoal, that's if it's been used. And it will feel dual; heavier on the unused side, lighter on the used side. And the used side will be crispy to the touch, while the unused side will be compact and tight. There are many ways to know.

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Health › Re: How Do I Get Rid Of These Boils by itzadorable333: 4:45pm On Oct 13

OKEIYIOKODU:
You are a stingy person,start giving out things to people.

If it happened in the eyelid, you could say so.

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