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She stepped into my room weeping, and I spent over two hours consoling her not to give a thought to it.

"Why should she call me fat, seeing all the efforts I've been making to shed some weight", she resumed crying. "She's sooooo insensitive, I won't ever talk to her again", she concluded.

"Just let it go, I'm sure she didn't mean to offend you", I kept encouraging, "and besides, you know you look really amazing".

After all the talk back and forth, she eventually calmed down.

And so life continued.

Fast forward to a few weeks later.

I stumbled upon her on my way out, and after the usual pleasantries, she looked at me and said:

"Why are you so thin, is it that you don't eat? Try and be eating abeg, can't you see how I look like Mount Zion that can never be moved?". She said this in a very sarcastic way.

I immediately recalled that this was the same person lamenting over someone's remarks on her looks just a few weeks back.

And was about to react, when I heard in my spirit, "Don't".

So, I ignored her and responded by smiling instead. But inside of me, I said,
"Lord you had better answer her on my behalf before I change my mind".

It wasn't up to 10 minutes after, that a very sleek car drove past us.

And she was like "Oh...my gosh.. art thou seeing what I'm seeing? Holy Molly, see the machine the sons of men are driving"

As if the driver of the car heard her, he stopped right in front of us, and a very sleek young man also came out of the ride.

He immediately approached me, and introduced himself as the CEO of a global modeling agency, and would absolutely love to have me in his team; as my physique and height were perfect for a role people were being auditioned for.

I looked at him and smiled; thanked him for the offer and compliment, but explained that my height and physique were booked already for my kitchen-- only.

He also thanked me for being polite, dropped his complimentary card in case I changed my mind, and then drove off.

Deep inside me, I was like, "Lord Jesus, thank you for slapping this friend of mine for me".

Then I looked at her and said: Do you now agree that one man's meat is another's okporoko?

At this, we both burst into laughter.

Listen:

I don't care what you've been told about you. You don't need anyone's validation to be You. Whatever you have now or whatever you look like is someone else's prayer point, so ignore the haters and carry yourself tall.

A loud Amen! Hahahahaha

quote author=donbachi post=85664002]may ur Destiny bell ring louder than dat ur okirika Bell.ijn[/quote]

That's something noble.
The pretty RiyadhGoddess that sells Okirika

RiyadhGoddess:
I'm an Okirika seller hahahahaha

Lolssss.
quote author=donbachi post=85663671]yes..but no like okirika sellers bell...but church of England bell,everybody hears it.[/quote]

Bishop Oyedepo...
Michael Jackson...
Mike Tyson
President Buhari (like him or not)

They all ring a bell.

Question is:
What bell does your name ring?

If your name still rings...

Nkechi, the tall, fair, chubby, K-legged, long-faced slay queen that's from Abia state that use to catwalk.

Hear me:

2020 is still fresh, and you can start now to change your narrative.

Purposely and deliberately brand your name for something. Let your every day be channeled towards that.

Be it in business or your career.

TGIF�

Years ago, while attending a conference, we were asked to choose a name we would be called while it lasted.

And I chose, 'Pillar of Fire'

Funnily, that became my name thereon.

My point: men will call you whatsoever you've chosen to bear.

So, what name have you chosen to define you?

Have a winning Thursday.

This promises to be one of those meetings where destinies will be remoulded and lives changed forever.

So, I urge you, irrespective of your denominational affiliations to make being a part of this meeting a goal. And I'm sure you'll thank me afterward.

I've hardly been in a gathering where matters relating to man-woman feelings are being discussed and it didn't rouse a stir.

Everyone seems to suddenly come alive with this kind of talks. I guess that's the way we are configured.

One would have assumed that the itching ear stops with marriage but far from it, even married couples start smiling sheepishly with discussions that concern them.

God is a relationship God, and He absolutely subscribes to erotic relationships.

He looked at Adam, in the garden and was like..." this guy sure does need a babe to spice up his universe", and sure enough, when Adam saw Eve, he couldn't stop grinning from ear to ear.

You may ask, how do I know? Lol, because Adams's attraction to Eve was so intense, such that immediately he saw her, he wanted to share his very life.

He announced, "This is the bone of my bone and flesh of my flesh..."

In fact these days, a pronouncement like that usually takes a longer process. Dating, courting, fasting, prayer, vision, etc. Lol.

So you see, relationship hypes didn't start now

But, did God intend for relationships to go unchecked, abused, and unbalanced?

We are in an age where the world's system has completely taken over the way relationships are run.

The era of leaving the marriage bed undefiled, as stipulated in the Word is gradually phasing out.

In the part of the world where I come from, we discover that the importance would-be couples now place on being pregnant before marriage has now heightened due to the increasing rate of infertility in marriages.

I was watching a TV program some years back, and while the guests were being interviewed on their takes on premarital sex, I was bemused to see that the ladies were the ones actually advocating having sex before marriage in order to ascertain the potency of their would-be spouse.

In fact, one of the guests who is an actress
stated that she wouldn't walk down the aisle with anyone until she has ascertained the 'workability' of her would-be hubby's product. She called it 'sexual compatibility'

Sounds like wisdom, right?

But sadly, after all her advocacy for sex before marriage in order to test sexual compatibility, the lady in question divorced her husband less than two years after she got married.

So, you are forced to ask: wasn't sexual compatibility enough to sustain her marriage?

Our forefathers never based their choices of life partner on sexual compatibility. Yet their marriages stood the test of time. Is it that they didn't have sex drive back then?

What happened to us? That we have now become like dogs on heat. Now, everything has to be aligned with sexual consideration or no show.

Oh...I guess we suddenly grew up and became wiser. No wonder our divorce rates have become alarmingly high.

The manufacturer of the product called 'sex' says it is best used in the confines of marriage, we laugh at the thought of staying chaste before marriage.

After all, He is the Ancient of days and we are the new school.

The marriages of our forefathers weren't rid of divorce because they were Christians. No! Far from it. It was simply because they stayed true to the manufacturer's manual.

So they didn't have the fears that adorns most of our relationships today. Trust issues, sexual compatibility issues, etc.

We can't be smarter than the manufacturer of a thing.

It takes more than sex to have a marriage that thrives.

We have another trending vice of a common-law partner, these ones are not married but are co-habiting and even having children together, they call it 'the baby mama' syndrome.

Once upon a time, it was a shame for someone to cohabit and tell mama about it. But these days parents urge their daughters to get pregnant for a man who isn't married to her.

The truth is, times have changed and isn't it understandably so that God must have adjusted His standards on relationships a bit, at least to suit the many that have to compromise for a lot of obvious reasons?

After all, didn't God say in His Word that in the last days, ten women will take hold of one man and beg him for marriage?

Can God be so insensitive to the fact that we have more ladies than guys, and as such who would marry all the ladies?

There are several bases for the trend we see these days, but do these reasons subscribe to what God admonishes in His Word?

Let's make no mistakes, God's standard is yea and Amen. His very foundation cannot be compromised or flinched.

Jesus is clear: if you love Me, keep my commandments.

True, He gave us these emotions: the sex drive. But not without self-control.

So, if you have an iota of His fear at all, ask Him for grace to rise above the tides.

You can be a Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and an Abednego in this sex depraved and morally impoverished generation!

Oh...sure not by your power. But by His grace, so ask Him for it.

The amount of money spent on dowry or marrying a wife doesn't determine if a lady becomes an asset or not.

In fact, in most cases placing a high cost on bride price only goes to show how impoverished a family is, and how desperate they are to rid off their daughters.

Are ladies meant to be for sale through outrageous dowries and incredulous wedding demands by the bride's family? I don't think so.

quote author=Dereformer post=85306187]Yoruba/Hausa girls, yes. They are very cheap.

Igbo girls, no. They are assets and expensive.[/quote]

If you think starting and sustaining a church is beans...please get started with it already.

If you think people go to Shiloh just in search of miracles, then it's clear you are misinformed.

SimDan95:
come all ye sinners, our slay Queens would be present, Yahoo boys present.

Seriously I don't know what's wrong with Africans and their search for miracles from so called men of God. They tend to forget that faith is enough to make u ask even in the privacy of ur room and God would listen to ur plea and cry for help.

That's why the church business is blooming in Nigeria, I'm also thinking of investing in it.

They are prostitutes and you are the judge of mankind. Right?
Let him that is without sin cast the first stone.

quote author=chrisifeanyi post=84467201]Winners brainwashing centre. Most prostitutes in my area attend this church. Come the way you are.[/quote]

God bless you.

quote author=alBHAGDADI post=83847174]That last guy really schooled and exposed Daddy Freeze.

Who told Daddy Freeze that Satan can't kill? Satan can only kill those whom God is not protecting. Had it been God didn't tell Satan not to touch Jobs life, Satan would have killed him.

Job 1:12 (KJV)
And the LORD said unto Satan, Behold, all that he hath is in thy power; only upon himself put not forth thine hand. So Satan went forth from the presence of the LORD.

But according to Daddy Freeze who quoted a scripture to counter that guy, Satan has the power to kill and destroy the soul. That is wrong or perhaps he's equating Satan to God. While others including Satan can destroy the body, only God has the power to destroy a soul.

Matthew 10:28 (KJV)
And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.



Below is Jesus Christ calling Satan a murderer. But Daddy Freeze says he knows more than Jesus who created Lucifer that became Satan.

John 8:44
Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.



There goes your knowledgeable Daddy Freeze. He's a liar and speaketh of his own. [/quote]

"Oyedepo shouldn't see himself as rich until every member of his church is rich?" Really?

Let me ask: who maketh one rich? Man or God?You quote scriptures, but it's clear you lack spiritual understanding.

Who are you exactly? Who knows you? How many lives have you impacted? Or because you quote scriptures you suddenly think you have graduated to speaking against those who are monumental success?

Hear me and go hug a transformer afterward: Bishop Oyedepo isn't only rich but wealthy. And hear me again: even to the next four generations, his kids offspring can never know lack, and before he calls for help, help comes in droves. That's what wealth is.

If I were you, I would be careful how I speak of someone who is clearly doing something right. I don't know your name or where you come from. And you dare lecture people on what it means to have right standing with God?

You truly don't know Papa Oyedepo. And that's why you talk about him dishonouring the poor.

Winners is one church that no one gives you special privileges because you are a millionaire. And papa doesn't restrain from saying it. You sit where you like irrespective of what you wear. Nobody even announces how much anyone gives. Papa will always say: the soul of the rich and that of the poor is the same before God; win all of them to Christ.

Souls after souls go to winners for help and get it. Widows are on perpetual pay roll, scholarship offerings, accommodation stipends, etc. And you dare speak ill against Oyedepo's ministry? How I pity you.

You need to visit canaanland and see the attention they pay to avoiding waste. No wonder papa is so blessed. Every single penny is accounted for, and put to good use. The transparency is second to none.

So, I advise you to shut up, yes, shut up and speak no more of what you know nothing about.
You aren't a Christian because you quote scriptures, you are one when you act like it.

Even when David had cause to hurt Saul, he refrained himself. Yet, you come on a platform like this and derail a man of God, and you start wondering where your problems are coming from.

Papa Oyedepo doesn't owe you or anyone Nada. The church isn't in place to repair roads, in case your sanctimonious soul missed it.

Keep speaking against those who have what you crave, and you will never enjoy it.

And for your information, I don't attend Winners, but will forever speak up for this man of God, who have a heart of God like nothing I have seen.

So, again I urge you to thread wisely.

jesusjnr:
Nice one from Oyedepo, however he still has a long way to go, considering the amount involved here (N.65 Billion) in comparison with that of the aircraft he recently purchased (N2.5 billion) amongst others, for it's only when he starts getting to the point where that riches he accumulates begin to pale in comparison to that which he distributes, that he would know that he has gotten somewhere.

Also very importantly he has to stop mocking the poor and needy and also discouraging people from helping them, for that was the basis of his heresy concerning Job not tithing, since Job was well known as the father of the poor because of the extent to which he helped the poor, being a well known mocker of the poor that Oyedepo is, he wanted to by all means give people the idea that just giving to the poor and needy alone would not make God rebuke the devourer for one's sake.

And I don't think God would have been happy with that for God doesn't use the poor and needy to play, so no true friend of God is an enemy of the poor, and I believe that Job attitude towards the poor was one thing which set him apart in the sight of God, and hence one of the reasons God proudly showcased him to the devil.

So obviously that's a leaf that Oyedepo can take from Job's life for him to be able to command the same kind of respect from God.

For that is also in accordance with the teachings of Jesus and the example which His disciples had followed when the church first began, which is riches by distribution not by accumulation:

Acts 4:32, 34-35 (KJV)

32 And the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and of one soul: neither said any of them that ought of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common.

34 Neither was there any among them that lacked: for as many as were possessors of lands or houses sold them, and brought the prices of the things that were sold,
35 And laid them down at the apostles' feet: and distribution was made unto every man according as he had need.

So until Oyedepo's church gets to this point where none of his members have lack, he should not see himself as a rich man.

God bless.

In my opinion, your priorities are wrongly placed. You seem to be more concerned about how your woman is perceived by people, than on how much she impacts you.

So, let her go and go marry a woman of the people.

I know it could be really frustrating when a lady or guy is overly reserved; especially if you are very outgoing. But who says there aren't always prices to pay in love?

There are definitely reasons she is acting that way. Low self esteem, lack of trust in people, etc. These are reasons why some people yield themselves from people. They are scared of being hurt or judged.

So, maybe your cross is to ensure that you make her know how special she is, and how much the world needs to enjoy her warmth as well. Build her emotional bank account.

As she begins to get familiar with your family and friends she will loosen up. If you love her that much, then you should walk her through her fears of shielding from people.

She must have had a difficult childhood void of love. Don't just say she is reserved; find out the root cause of this. For there always is.

Albeit, if you feel this is one cross you aren't prepared to carry, kindly let her go. Because if you aren't ready to defend her and shield her from friends and family, while you help her come out of her phobia for people, then you truly don't deserve her.


quote author=ginaolo post=83099057]I met her randomly on the road it wasn’t in a social setting. But how do I deal with her not wanting to meet family and friends? It’s disrespectful to me. As a wife you have to be open to meet my family atleast, when they are always asking about her, I can’t keep on making excuses for her na. People think there’s something wrong with my gf even though I’ve told them she is the shy type.[/quote]

Being a born again Christian entails understanding when, how, and where you speak about your reservations of the Christian faith. That is the definition of loyalty.

Christianity isn't a religion -- has never been and will never be. Hence, no point considering whether you want to port from it.

If you are considering porting because of the ills carried out by clerics, then you have no idea what Christianity is. And in my opinion, you truly need to sort this out. Because, you haven't seen anything yet.

The Bible we embrace clearly spells that lots of people will fall out from the faith in the last days. Or isn't it clear in yours? How does one who truly has embraced Christ consider abandoning Him because someone else did?

Or you think Christ is impressed when His name is blasphemed amongst the gentiles by those who should hold His Name in awe?

So, I ask again:

What exactly is your "born-againism" built on? On clerics, other Christians, or on the living God?

If you are making comments like this on a public platform, I believe you truly need to sort out the foundation of your faith. Because I can promise you, the falling away from the faith by "supposed" Christians only just got started.

So , I urge you to guard your salvation with fear and trembling. And look only to Jesus, the author and finisher of your faith. Because pastors, prophets, evangelists, and other Christians aren't our standard, but Christ alone.

God bless you.

quote author=GoTV post=82952041] Even though I'm a born again Christian, events like this makes me ashamed to be associated with Christianity and sometimes I'm tempted to join Islam. Majority of the bastards we call pastors are wolfs in sheep clothing. Christianity habours so many madness. No Islamic cleric has been caught in this sexual mess because they are guided accordingly by the tenets of Islam. Is it a coincidence that 3 pastors have been disgraced in few months and many more to come? Islam will soon take over Nigeria cos shameful incidents like this will make many Christians convert to Islam [/quote]

And I'm trying to figure out how one's suggestion that we should redirect our focus to our economy rather than on the Fotoyinbo season movie, qualifies him as a fool.

quote author=hustla post=82321256]

A fool at 40..

That's what you are[/quote]

Like seriously? You call someone a bastard for airing his opinion? Truly sad!

EmmyUrch:
You're a bastard

Your moniker states "Jesus only is your saviour", yet you are having a hard time dealing with a perception from someone that exemplifies the teachings of Jesus?

I am wondering why someone posing as a saint is making you feel judged. The OP dishes out his personal convictions, and you are jealous of his having a message you don't

Hear me:

His message appeals to some of us, so he isn't going anywhere. You aren't compelled to read them.
Instead of asking him how he is able to stay celibate, you choose to see his message as one of condemnation.

author=DateMynd44 post=81709015] then leave romance section and go to religion section.
you're forming saint but u spend all ur moments and topics on romance section.
Hippocrates[/quote]

It's pathetic how some ladies have belittled themselves.
No wonder a guy will make bold as to claim that ladies are meant for pleasure -- a form of plaything, a toy; like there's nothing else their creator had in mind while creating them.

And in all honesty, I don't blame you for your demeaning perception of ladies.

But I pray for you that someday, and not too far from now, you will encounter a lady that will change this perception of yours forever. And when it happens, I'll be here reading your testimony.

Enjoy!

uote author=ericsmith post=81650726]



You open threads daily to tell people how to live there lives n here you're tellin me not to let people define my life path .. it really shows how confuse you're as a person.
I am who i am, but i don't even want people to copy my lifestyle .. societal norms or peer pressure gat nothing on me ... the only thing that influences my life is SENSE, n by that i mean logical reasoning. listen well n gud.
I am a sexual animal, women are LovePeddler, women are created for pleasure, pleasure is woman, if you had the slightest idea of how easily women get wet daily only then you'll realize there is nothing like appropriate time, we can do every other thing but why must sex be post dated. naa ur mama go marry wife 4 u @last ..sissy[/quote]

It's pathetic how some ladies have belittled themselves.
No wonder a guy will make bold as to claim that ladies are meant for pleasure-- a form of plaything, a toy; like there's nothing else their creator had in mind while creating them.

And in all honesty, I don't blame you for your demeaning perception of ladies.

But I pray for you that someday, and not too far from now, you will encounter a lady that will change this perception of yours forever. And when it happens, I'll be here reading your testimony.

Enjoy!

uote author=ericsmith post=81650726]



You open threads daily to tell people how to live there lives n here you're tellin me not to let people define my life path .. it really shows how confuse you're as a person.
I am who i am, but i don't even want people to copy my lifestyle .. societal norms or peer pressure gat nothing on me ... the only thing that influences my life is SENSE, n by that i mean logical reasoning. listen well n gud.
I am a sexual animal, women are LovePeddler, women are created for pleasure, pleasure is woman, if you had the slightest idea of how easily women get wet daily only then you'll realize there is nothing like appropriate time, we can do every other thing but why must sex be post dated. naa ur mama go marry wife 4 u @last ..sissy[/quote]

It's great to know that there are prophets who wouldn't bow their knees to Baal.
Albeit, determination alone isn't enough -- It has to be anchored on something -- Christ. Else you will come tumbling before you know it!


quote author=chenzen post=81622568]He suddenly appears from the blues, and the next thing he is asking for is a romantic affair... he uses all kinds of proverbial lines to get you to say yes and if you do, get hurt.

If a guy you barely know walks up to you and talks to you about starting a romantic affair( girlfriend) I advocate that u do not oblige him( if you are a lady that wants the best out of any relationship) insist on friendship and observe him.

love at first sight is infatuation/lust. He loves your buttocks, he loves your bosoms, he's already fantasizing you in bed with him. He doesn't love you.

Let him be in the friend zone until he proves himself worthy enough for you to give him a chance ( that is if he ticks all the boxes of your type of guy)


Don't rush!!![/quote]

I seriously don't see the offence made by her post. Like you said, it gives credence to the Idanre hills while marketing her boot camp.

This is a post that could have been laughed over seeing the marketing strategy involved. But as.usual, it had to generate controversy.



quote author=agabusta post=81668039]

Its not that bad, what she wrote. Infact, she's even still giving Idanre Hills some publicity.[/quote]

Your thinking is very petty. Especially when you consider the fact that Reno has loads of moslim friends.

Mzee1Kahuna:
i ought to have supported Reno, but i realized the the hatred he's got for buhari isn't political it's obvious to be differences in religion

Hmmm...I don't think there's anything wrong with his reasoning.

He said CCTV be installed in all hotels; not all rooms.

For instance, if the hotel had a CCTV at the lobby, there would have been clips of the killer's entry and exit the hotel; making it easy for the him to be identified.

My thoughts though.

CAPSLOCKED:
CCTV.... IN ALL HOTELS AND HOTEL ROOMS BECAUSE 2 PEOPLE'S BUSINESS NOW BELONG TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WHAT A FOOL'S STATEMENT.

Thumbs up!

nellynonso:
I pray for you not to die like them and when your news is posted like theirs, we’ll blame your ghost too for your death. You don’t talk ill of a dead person, it’s called respect for the dead so you don’t die like them. Be wise. Don’t blame good people for their death!

Was this a recurring incident on the bridge? Was there a notice indicating the maximum threshold on the bridge? How do you design a bridge in a school where you know youths are bound to be curious, and not have room for excesses?

This only goes to show our insensitivity for human lives. The VC's statement sounds more to me like "come on, it's just 3 lives that were lost"

We need to start taking responsibility in this country, and know that there are consequent actions for every inaction.

mequote author=Naijafull19 post=81050247]

No, it was just that the high number of students on the bridge at that time created a heavy load which caused the bridge to collapse.[/quote]

Nice one! But I'm forced to ask:

What does the government use this money for? I don't think Nigerians will complain if they feel their money is put to good use.

Is the money collected for tax channelled towards world class education, quality health care, affordable housing or efficient transportation system? Please if you have an answer to this, I'm eager to know.

Looted funds recovered are in one imaginary account, and the monies gotten from taxes is used to fund the luxurious lives of those in power, and more ways to keep exploiting us are continually presented to us, and you are advocating that we buy it.

Kindly don't compare us to a nation that have the goodwill of its citizenry at heart-- please! Else you make whatever you say a huge joke, as in naija even the blind can testify to the fact that the government has clearly lost her bearing.

quote author=seunmsg post=80990659]We all pay vat when we buy vatable goods by cash. So, what’s wrong with paying vat when we buy vatable goods online? If what you are buying is not excluded by the VAT act, you must pay vat irrespective of whether you’re buying online or paying cash directly.

In addition, FG needs to start imposing income tax on foreign social media platforms like Google, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. All revenues generated by these platforms from Nigeria should be fully subjected to Nigeria taxes.[/quote]

Sure you care...else you wouldn't be here or did the article autorun on your device? Didn't you click on the topic to know the full gist?

quote author=September13 post=80891538]Married or not

As if i care[/quote]

The one major difference between the living and the dead is the fact that while the living have a voice, the dead doesn't have that unique privilege.

The impact of your voice when you're alive can transcend your death-- that's how powerful your voice is.

Little wonder today, we still hear the voices of those who made impact in one sector or the other even when they are long gone-- if they didn't have a voice while alive, then there would be nothing to attribute to them.

So if you are in the category of people who are scared of offering an opinion because you don't want to appear in the black book of people, then you seriously should have a rethink.

Your voice is your power; the day you cease to have one, that's the day you stopped living.

And who says your voice is limited to just speaking? Not necessarily. After all, you are reading this now, but I haven't said a word to you-- but hey, my voice is in this write up.

If you can act to communicate a message, please do; if you can sing to correct an ill, then go right ahead; if yours is to paint to draw attention to an injustice, then let nothing stop you.

What will you do with your voice today? I have decided on what I'll do with mine because that's one privilege life affords me.

Story story...story!!!

Who now made the chat public? The soldier's friend or the soldier?

The tone of the chat sef for such a grievous matter as this is a complete giveaway that this is a story.

But let me assume that this happened.
I'd say the man is at fault.

He married a woman and not a wife.

The reason is simple:

The woman said how does he expect a newly married woman to stay chaste for 8 months.

Just 8 months, and you cheat on your husband? And she says it with no remorse; that tendency has always been there, it didn't just come on her over night. How come the guy didn't notice? He was probably looking at "wife-ing" a slay queen, and too busy to really check out virtues that will stand the storms or trials of marriage if it ensues.

A wife can never make a statement like that. And hear me; women are everywhere, but wives are a very scarce commodity.

Marriage is a long journey, and you just need to make certain that you are embarking on that journey with someone who truly understands the meaning of "marriage"

IMO that was what the soldier guy missed, the lady he married was only showing her natural tendency.

quote author=Gistvic post=80760330]@Gistvic.com

A Nigerian soldier cries out after finding his wife pregnant for her Ex after leaving for 8 months to fight Boko Haram. Gistvic Reports.

The soldier said he still likes her but was surprised how she thought he was dead.

The lady in the chat said she isn't a wood after just getting married and leaving her for 8 months.

WHO IS AT FAULT

See More Photos:
Source: https://www.gistvic.com/2019/07/nigerian-soldier-cries-out-after.html[/quote]