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Here are five signs to tell if he’s FAKING IT in the love department: 1. If he says to you ‘I only want to be with you,” pay attention. The question that should come to mind is, ‘Well, who else? Who else would you want to be with? Why am I the only one?’ What does that even mean? 2. He says, ‘I want you to have my baby.’ Trust me, that very often is said in the passion of the moment and he means it in the moment but it’s not going to be the way he feels the next day. 3. He’s NOT affectionate and/or if you’re kissing and he’s kissing you back but you find his eyes are open and he’s looking around, you should know that’s a sign to consider. 4. He makes AND breaks promises. If he’s always promising you, ‘We’re going to go out’ or ‘We’re going to meet my family’, but it doesn’t happen, there’s a reason he’s not keeping the promises. 5. He always talks about the future, but the future never comes. It’s about what’s going to happen, what’s always ahead… but you’re left dealing with what DIDN’T happen. Bottom line: If you find you’re waiting for something more to happen between the two of you and the only thing that seems to be happening is that you’re having great s*x, he may be faking the LOVING PART. You may want to start paying attention to that so that you don’t wind up feeling left out of the rest of his life and not being able to bring him into your life in a more complete way. |
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Here are exclusive pictures of massive queue at NNPC filling station on Kudirat Abiola way, Oregun Lagos. Kerosene is now selling at N50.00 per litre from N130.00. See more photos after the cut… Source:- www.naij.com/374624-massive-queue-for-kerosene-as-it-drops-to-n50-per-litre.html
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zyzxx:Tws hectic mahn!... urs? |
zyzxx:c'mon.. U mean u too small tew do that??.. Huh? ![]() |
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The solution is yourself!..... As a good citizen of this country what has bin ur contribution to the development of the educational sector this year .....![]() |
Saucekide25:currently using one! |
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The Minister of Interior, Abba Moro on Tuesday said the ministry was planning to introduce the e-prison system in order to put an end to incessant prisons breaks. The Minister said this when a delegation of the Human Rights Commission paid a courtesy visit on him at the ministry in Abuja. Moro said the ministry was committed to making Nigerian prisons among the best in the world through the rehabilitation and construction of new prisons. “We are committed to make the prisons one of the best from structure to infrastructure. The ministry inherited a prisons system that was nearly comatose hence it has taken steps to rehabilitate prisons . “Presently new structures are under construction in various states including Yobe, Ibadan, Kwara, Nnewi among others and before the end of this administration this projects will be commissioned” Moro said. He said that President Goodluck Jonathan had approved the construction of 200 bed spaces each in Nasarawa and Suleja prisons to improve the living condition of prisoners. He said that in order to ensure that humane conditions were provided to prisoners the ministry was liasing with the office of the Attorney General of the Federation and various state governments. He said that this was to ensure quick dispensation of justice for persons awaiting trial. Moro said that the ministry was currently working with the Nigerian Army and the Nigeria Police to ensure safety of prisoners and prevent future attacks. He assured the commission of the ministry’s effort to ensure safety of Nigerians before, during and after the election. “Officers and men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) have been deployed to various parts of the country. “They have been adequately trained and the federal government is doing this in order to ensure safety of lives and properties of all Nigerians” the minister said. Earlier, Ben Angwe , the Executive Secretary, Human Right Commission expressed displeasure with some of the problems in the Nigerian prisons, one of which is congestion. He said that the commission was, therefore, conducting prisons audit with the support of the National Assembly to support the ministry to solve some of the problems. While pledging the support of the commission in ensuring that the ministry achieved its set goals, the secretary called on the minister to ensure that all hands are on deck in ensuring the protection of the rights of inmate especially those still awaiting trial. Source:- www.news247.com.ng/news/fg-set-to-introduce-eprison-system
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zyzxx:Same!...How ya doen? |
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immanuello:Uwc! |
Babe2sure:thats good! ...wishing u a hitch-free day! |
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