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Dzzzz:
Better I marry a virgin than B2B midfielder..I’ve seen virgins that are well behaved ladies and it’s always the BF that messes up..Make I leave Virgin come follow Naija bore-holed ladies tufiakwa..

Dpsychologist:
You have followed me to this thread again with your emotional responses.

So a woman who works and contributes to her family as she should do, now means a man is relying on her salary

Please of you don't want to be contributing to the family due to the way the world have changed, you can just be a stay at home mom, doing all the house chores. Cos I don't see why you will b working and earning and not what to atleast contribute to the running of the family.


Simple things an adult should do is what women are seeing as if they are doing a favor.

This starts right from relationship. You claim you are in love with a man, he spends on you but if though you are working, you keep all the money to yourself saying it's the man's duty to provide, is that not unfair or petty.


We have uncovered case where a married woman was sick and instead of her to spend her own money to treat her self she refused.

Allowing the husband to run helter skelter trying to borrow loan to fix her health. This woman end up dying unfortunately. The husband gets to find out she has 1.5million naira hidden. What kind of stinginess is that, even her own life she prefer to hide her money so that the husband will keep spending his money than to spend hers.

As for the aspect of house chores. You are making it look like some impossible work to do.

We4all:
Keep roaring like a wounded lion, while trying hard to twist the truth.

We4all:
Ode, do you know how many women die during labor? You must be brain dead not to know that pregnancy is very risky for women.

We4all:
Everything is about money for you guys. If a woman doesn't contribute in cash, she is doing it in kind. She cooks, wakes up early to prepare the kids for school, gets pregnant and risks her life to have your kids. If all these means nothing to you, then file for divorce or do it yourself.

Confirm4real:
Finally God don remember and answer hin prayers of many many years of praying and struggling






Ogechi Ogechi kanma🎶🎵🎼 According to Davido

DevilsEqual:
Bro, you're smart

Those are the only two things that can do it


I saw a G-Wagon today and I quickly calculate how long I'd have to work to buy one. I run go open my MetaTrader5


As I dey like this, Na how I go buy one international prop firm account dey my mind....I'll start by September. Its easier to get bigger, trading for prop firms than to get filthy rich trading a $2k forex account. imagine a 5% commision on a $200k account every month with a tight risk management

post=128880532:
Keep silent if you have nothing reasonable and positive to contribute to this good news about our darling nation.
Tribalistic soul.

argob44:
If you’re here because you’ve encountered a rejected error while trying to load a recharge token onto your PHED prepaid meter, you’re not alone. Many individuals are facing this issue currently, and I am here to help you resolve it step by step. In this blog post, I will walk you through the process of fixing the error and getting your meter up and running in no time.

Step 1: Access the PHED Token Self-Service Portal

The first step in resolving the rejected error on your PHED prepaid meter is to access the PHED Token Self-Service Portal. To do this, follow these instructions:

Visit the PHED Token Self-Service Portal by going to https://tid.phed.com.ng/.

Once on the portal, you will be prompted to enter your meter number in the designated field.

After entering your meter number, click on the ‘Search’ option to generate a TID Activation Token for your meter.

A TID Activation Token will be generated specifically for your meter, which is an essential component in resolving the error.


Step 2: Enter the Activation Tokens

Now that you have your TID Activation Token, you can proceed with entering them to rectify the rejected error. Follow these steps carefully:

Begin by entering the first activation token you received into the appropriate field.

Once you’ve entered the first activation token, press the ‘Enter’ key or the relevant button.

Next, enter the second activation token that was generated for your meter.

Press the ‘Enter’ key or the relevant button again.

As you complete these steps, you should notice a ‘Accepted’ notification appearing on the screen. This signifies that your activation tokens have been successfully entered and validated by the system.

Step 3: Load Your Recharge Token

With the ‘accepted’ notification displayed on your screen, you can now proceed to load your recharge token onto your PHED prepaid meter. This step is straightforward, and here’s how to do it:

Enter your recharge token in the provided space, typically a long sequence of alphanumeric characters.

Confirm the token you’ve entered to ensure it matches the one you received.

Finally, press ‘Enter’ or the designated button to load the recharge token onto your meter.

Congratulations, you’ve successfully resolved the rejected error on your PHED prepaid meter! By following these steps, you can quickly get your meter up and running, ensuring you have access to electricity without any further interruptions.

Remember that PHED may update its procedures and portal, so it’s essential to double-check the official website or contact their customer service for the most up-to-date information and support. I hope this post has been helpful in getting your electricity supply back on track.

Please leave a comment if you find this helpful.

See SOURCE for a pictural view on how to do this. https://www.asbnews.ng/2023/10/20/how-to-fix-phed-meter-rejected-error/