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Oh! well. Congratulations

Does it mean you give such attention a hoot?
Seeking public validation?

Unawares or intentional? But then

Oh! well... Soldier go, soldier come, barrack no dey move.

$900K with growth potential is not bad afterall

Prices vary, depending on the class. Some CDs are like tarpaulin, while some feel more like skin so pay the price accordingly.

Whichever you choose, play safe. �

For men's lifestyle tip, you can always go to MANSPACE LIFESTYLE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMJLL3BrYC4

Ọba Lamidi Olayiwola Atanda Adeyemi III (Ikú bàbá yèyé) in 15th October, 1938 was into the family of Alowolodu Royal House, and as a member of the House of Oranmiyan to Raji Adeyemi.

He had 18 wives. However, he was unable to match his father who had over 200 wives.

He had 3 sets of twins in 8 months.

A lover of boxing and a boxer himself, until he ascended the throne of his ancestors.

More interesting facts here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTgOzY2GHTk

Ọba Lamidi Olayiwola Atanda Adeyemi III (Ikú bàbá yèyé) in 15th October, 1938 was into the family of Alowolodu Royal House, and as a member of the House of Oranmiyan to Raji Adeyemi.

He had 18 wives. However, he was unable to match his father who had over 200 wives.

He had 3 sets of twins in 8 months.

A lover of boxing and a boxer himself, until he ascended the throne of his ancestors.

Learn more here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTgOzY2GHTk

Congratulations to the new couple.
To the young man, you can live without s*x, but when you f**k, be present.

But then, the body language in this picture.

Anyway, I urge discerning gentlemen to master the art of manliness.

Did you know?
Aláàfin Ọ̀yọ́, Ọba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III who just joined his ancestors had 18 wives? But he was unable to match his father who is said to have had over 200 wives.

More interesting facts about the monarch in the next video on my YouTube channel: MANSPACE LIFESTYLE

https://youtube.com/channel/UCYrx3VrBckAfiVSSdTFOMhA

Before you show interest in a widow, find out what kills her husband. -African Proverb

There are rules that guide the affairs of the man of class. These rules are to be mastered.

While the male gender didn't have any influence on his characteristics and gender option at birth it is his call to metamorphose from being the regular male he is to a man he should be.

The transformation process of becoming a man is deliberate, and it takes some habits formed over time.

These habits are skills to be learned and master. Below are 30 highlights of the rules gentleman:

1. Be confident
2. Always say PLEASE & THANK YOU
3. Work smart
4. Be well mannered
5. Don't shout
6. Smile
7. Stay humble
8. Be a good listener

Learn more in the video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqCSFt0Lw_o

Dawn91:
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No one cares in Nigeria about all this motivational speech bro

Okay brother. Thank you. It would still be useful to someone who cares outside Nigeria and someone who doesn't care but needs to know and master the skills to help him attain his potentials.
Ciao!

Dawn91:
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Have money , no one on Nigeria cares if you are a gentle man... Maybe abroad they do but in Nigeria they don't ... After all you have graduates following MC Oluomo up and down, in a sane world that won't happen.
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Dear brother, it's poverty and wealth starts from the mind. If you check the billionaires of these world, including Nigerians, you would find most of these traits in them, especially the #1 highlight in the post: CONFIDENCE.

I'ld advice you to look beyond the general use of the word: "Gentleman" Gentleman isn't necessarily a "gentle man" note the space.

Gentleman is a modern day discerning and charismatic man who is socially and financially secure and lead a enviable life.

Interestingly, your reference in this post also wishes to live like a real man. Do you know of a saying: Money can't buy class?

You're welcome, brotherman.

Men's lifestyle tips:

There are rules that guide the affairs of the man of class. These rules are to be mastered.

While the male gender didn't have any influence on his characteristics and gender option at birth it is his call to metamorphose from being the regular male he is to a man he should be.

The transformation process of becoming a man is deliberate, and it takes some habits formed over time.

These habits are skills to be learned and master. Below are 30 highlights of the rules gentleman:

1. Be confident
2. Always say PLEASE & THANK YOU
3. Work smart
4. Be well mannered
5. Don't shout
6. Smile
7. Stay humble
8. Be a good listener

Learn more (Video) :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqCSFt0Lw_o

MITCHELL96:
So, people eat sharks ?

Yes. It tastes nice with cheese and French fries; especially the blue shark.

Zee0007:
My fellow nairalanders help me out on this. My immediate elder sister said she can't marry the guy she's dating.

The guy is a successful barber. I love the guy because he seem responsible and well cultured. From the looks of things, he will make a good husband for her.

But my sister shook the whole house yesterday when the supposed barber proposed to her, She outrightly rejected the guy because of his profession.

She's in her mid 20s. Please what should we do? She's getting older but she seems not to realise.

The guy called me this morning and pleaded with me to talk to her. What will I say to her, now?

A wider view will be much appreciated.

There's definitely an underlying reason your sister doesn't want to share. Ask her well and admonish her accordingly.

Barbering is a noble profession. Successful barbers are millionaires. Tell your sister to have a rethink.

If it's only about the profession, then your sister wanna try out a good chance. All the best to your sister and to the fellow barber.

Raph82:
With money in your pocket, education is possible, to finance your education will be easy and you'll be studying without fear and anxiety. Money still has a strong role to play when it comes to attaining higher goals in education.

Education is not limited to 4 walls of the classroom, my dear brother.

My brother, "The only thing that is more expensive is ignorance" -Benjamin Franklin, former US President.

...and I agree.

This is a serious one. The LASTMA official is in deep trouble, from all indications.

He orders loafers shoes and got "Laughing shoes"

He should have ordered from MANSPACE

The only constant thing in life is change. The best part is positive change.

We can actually utilize the population explosion for our own good, provided we position ourselves well enough.

Forget African governments, more of individuality in this context.

Everybody for him office for Naija go wan show power.

Na wa o. Na real wa.

Media.
Social media.
News.

These things are influencing the world, everyday.

Dem dey test their skills ni

Young man, you've done well. Yoi deserve to enjoy the glory that comes with kindness.

Impossible is nothing!
I read about this guy when he enrolled for Bachelor's degree now bagging his Master's. Great.