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bunmioguns:
I don refresh my browser more than 100 times

Yet no pinshure

Check now!

ArchEnemy:
Or am I the only one not seeing a pix?

I have put it up... Go check

Here is the pix

Yes, people have telling me that am beginning to agree with them.

I just discovered that i have this striking resemblance with Zahra Buhari. Check out the picture below. God please complete what you have started... I deserve a room in Aso rock as well.

I am really busy in school now, with a lot of assignments hanging on my neck. The completion of this story may not come now, please bear with me. Anyways, the message is clear and it has been passed. Shineeee your eye. Moderator if you like move to front page, if you like do not move... I don't doro care.

Samchelsea:
I hope you studied investigative journalism in school if not be careful cos some of them can go at any length to cover up their deeds

Are you kidding me?

marvelling:
The post made by the op reminds me of something I experienced while I was in school. A guy claiming to be a pastor/evangelist walked into predegree hall and began to preach. By the time this guy finished the sermon, he ask those in the hall that were serious to sow a seed of N1000 so that God can secure admission for them. You won't believe that nothing less than 100 students came out on the spot to sow the "seed" there. Some that didn't have promised to give next time they saw him. The guy walk out of that hall with nothing less than 100k in his pockets. He came a couple more times to milk the cash cow before the school authorities banned preaching in pedegree hall.

Imagine! I think that should be emulated by all university authorities across the nation , all these extortion in the name of preaching should be banned

Please moderator kindly move this to front page. Jambites and our undergraduates should be informed less they fall for this deception. Parents need to be informed too. They need to know where some of the money they sent to their children in school goes to... At the pocket of their fellow student.

Those calling for the part 2...don't worry it is down already, let the moderator do the needful first.

Mologi:
10 years.....

what is he studying like dat...

He failed Mbbs exam...and began another course from year one.

SeverusSnape:
Heheheheheheehe...
In pastor's voice. **how many of you want A this semester?? **....this is so hilarious, Religion has always been a tool in the hands of these crooks posing as "men of God". It's only the gullible that will still fall for their tricks, Imagine students "sowing seeds" Hehehehehehehe, Are they farmers.... Imagine students paying tithe, Are they workers...At least an "offering" is okay. And mind you, Most of these "student pastors" are the chronic womanizers.

Gbam! Come see how they are bowing down in shaking him....

I wanted to do a political status today until i
remembered what happened last semester in
school. My faculty girl has been pestering me to
visit their church even if it could be just once in
my whole life. "Ify, we're having a special service
on Sunday, you must come this time around" she
said. I wanted to give an excuse but i ended up
saying yes.


Sunday morning, my sleep was cut short with her
frequent calls, i got up, dressed and head to the
church. "brother, you're welcome to the service"
an usher said with a smile and pointed to me
where to sit. The whole atmosphere was agog with
shouts of joy,

i was enjoying myself until i noticed two neatly
dressed young outside the church auditorium
discussing with one of them demonstrating with
his hands. "who are those people?" i asked as if i
was seeing the pastor for the first time, "our pastor
of course, but the other man could be his friend,
seems you're a first timer?' The guy sitting behind
me replied.
"hmmm, i hope it is not what i am thinking" i
muttered to myself.


I was not disappointed as the student pastor
whose dressing was sharp introduced his friend
(guest speaker) to the congregation and handed
over the mic to him for his sermon. "how many
people want 'A' this semester, can you give the
Lord a big shout" he said. Almost all the students
shouted to the extent i blocked my ears. I didn't
know that someone could buy an A from God with
just a shout, but at least I learnt that day. "Come
and seal your A with a seed" he said. Students
flooded the offering box with money, "those of you
sitting down, do you not want an A?" he chided.
few people who were sitting down got up and went
straight to the offering box. After that, he
introduced his message title.


Before i continue let me brief you of this chief
student pastor(the church founder). He was once a
student of our school or rather he still is a
student. He has spent over 10 years in the school,
anybody who graduated from EBSU in the past
decade will definitely know him or at least have
heard about him. He drives cars that lecturers can
only dream of. By now you must have been
thinking how he managed to defraud students of
such huge sum of money.


Students are made to pay tithes, sow seeds
(phones and laptops inclusive), first fruits, huge
offerings in exchange of academic excellence. He
goes to pre degree school where he arrests the
minds of these youths who are desperately looking
for admission and brainwashed them into believing
that their admission and academic success is
largely tied to him.

Funny enough when these
students are admitted into the university, they
become his slave till their rest of days on campus.
I have to admit that it is a shame that such
deception should take place even in the university
community, people regarded as intellectuals
should allow themselves to be deceived by just a
fellow student.

How can a reasonable person think
that writing exam with a pen anointed by a pastor
will give him an 'A' when he did not study? How
sensible is it for a student who is not working,
whose parents are struggling to train in school, be
giving a pastor huge sum of money just to pass
his exams? Does God exchange good grades with
money? Can you pass your exams even if you
didn't give a pastor a penny? Well, let's return to
what happened that day because it was even more
surprising and disappointing at the same time.


to be continued.... Stay tuned!

I wanted to do a political status today until i remembered what happened last semester in school. My faculty girl has been pestering me to visit their church even if it could be just once in my whole life. "Ify, we're having a special service on Sunday, you must come this time around" she said. I wanted to give an excuse but i ended up saying yes.


Sunday morning, my sleep was cut short with her frequent calls, i got up, dressed and head to the church. "brother, you're welcome to the service" an usher said with a smile and pointed to me where to sit. The whole atmosphere was agog with shouts of joy,

i was enjoying myself until i noticed two neatly dressed young outside the church auditorium discussing with one of them demonstrating with his hands. "who are those people?" i asked as if i was seeing the pastor for the first time, "our pastor of course, but the other man could be his friend, seems you're a first timer?' The guy sitting behind me replied.
"hmmm, i hope it is not what i am thinking" i muttered to myself.


I was not disappointed as the student pastor whose dressing was sharp introduced his friend(guest speaker) to the congregation and handed over the mic to him for his sermon. "how many people want 'A' this semester, can you give the Lord a big shout" he said. Almost all the students shouted to the extent i blocked my ears. I didn't know that someone could buy an A from God with just a shout, but at least I learnt that day. "Come and seal your A with a seed" he said. Students flooded the offering box with money, "those of you sitting down, do you not want an A?" he chided. few people who were sitting down got up and went straight to the offering box. After that, he introduced his message title.



Before i continue let me brief you of this chief student pastor(the church founder). He was once a student of our school or rather he still is a student. He has spent over 10 years in the school, anybody who graduated from EBSU in the past decade will definitely know him or at least have heard about him. He drives cars that lecturers can only dream of. By now you must have been thinking how he managed to defraud students of such huge sum of money.

Students are made to pay tithes, sow seeds(phones and laptops inclusive), first fruits, huge offerings in exchange of academic excellence. He goes to pre degree school where he arrests the minds of these youths who are desperately looking for admission and brainwashed them into believing that their admission and academic success is largely tied to him. Funny enough when these students are admitted into the university, they become his slave till their rest of days on campus.


I have to admit that it is a shame that such deception should take place even in the university community, people regarded as intellectuals should allow themselves to be deceived by just a fellow student. How can a reasonable person think that writing exam with a pen anointed by a pastor will give him an 'A' when he did not study? How sensible is it for a student who is not working, whose parents are struggling to train in school, be giving a pastor huge sum of money just to pass his exams? Does God exchange good grades with money? Can you pass your exams even if you didn't give a pastor a penny? Well, let's return to what happened that day because it was even more surprising and disappointing at the same time.


to be continued.... Stay tuned!

Wow, his mum is beautiful! But may una no vex, e be like say that guy de smoke weed, check out his lips...

Dear friends,
This article is divided into six parts for easier
reading and digestion.
Part 1. The Professor Yemi Osinbajo that I know
Part 2. My main reason for endorsing Buhari/
Osinbajo ticket is because of my personal encounter
with President Goodluck Jonathan
Part 3. Is Gen. Buhari an Islamic fundamentalist?
Part 4. Why I believe President Jonathan is far more
a fundamentalist than Gen. Buhari
Part 5. ‘‘Pastor Sunday how dare you support a
Muslim candidate’’?
Part 6. Reasons why I cannot support Jonathan/
sambo ticket.

Introduction:
To paraphrase the great quotation ‘Plato is my
friend — Aristotle is my friend — but my greatest
friend is the truth’ by Isaac newton. In my words, I
will say ‘Jonathan is my president, Goodluck is a
Christian, but Nigeria is my greatest love’
I would like to appeal to everyone that will see this
article not to be in a hurry to ‘stone’ me, especially
before you finish reading it. This is because I have
seen a lot of emotions, sentiments and prejudices
from the comments that were written under the
article I had earlier posted on my Facebook page.

As a matter of fact, I was not planning to make my
position a public knowledge, but seeing the
reactions and the emotions that any form of support
for Buhari/Osinbajo generates among Christians, I
decided to make my position known at least to
those who see me as a leader in the body of Christ.
Mainly because of the above mentioned quotation
that to me the destiny and future of Nigeria is
paramount to any sentiment.
I therefore believe that I owe it to my friends,
colleges and posterity to explain why I believe the
Buhari/Osinbajo ticket is the life line to the Nigerian
nation right now. Of course you all have the right to
your opinions and you have the right to agree or
disagree, but I think it would be fair for you to hear
my point of view.

From the comments on my Facebook, I can
envisage disappointment and disillusionment in a
lot of my followers as a result of my position, I
might actually be losing some friends and fans as a
result but let’s not forget the words of Isaac newton
‘Plato is my friend— Aristotle is my friend — but my
greatest friend is the truth’ . Therefore I say
‘Jonathan is my president, Goodluck is a Christian,
but Nigeria is my greatest love’
Here we are continuing with part 4 of this 6 part
article.
Part 4. Why I believe President Jonathan is far more
a fundamentalist than Gen. Buhari
Ecclesiastics 10:16-17
16 Woe to you, O land, when your king is a child,
and your princes feast in the morning!
17 Blessed are you, O land, when your king is the
son of nobles,
and your princes feast at the proper time—
For strength and not for drunkenness
‘Plato is my friend— Aristotle is my friend — but my
greatest friend is the truth’. Therefore I say
‘Jonathan is my president, Goodluck is a Christian,
but Nigeria is my greatest love’


I am a pastor and I am happy that we have so many
growing ministries and churches in Nigeria. It is our
pride that Christianity is so popular in our country
and that we have such a freedom of religion.
Dear reader, let’s imagine ourselves as Muslims for
a minute. Let’s assume you are a Muslim and what
you see almost on a weekly basis is that your
president is always flanked by leaders of his religion
in a country where we don’t just have only
Christians. In a diverse country like ours where
Christians and Muslim are mostly on an equal
footing, a Muslim could easily think why should his
President often be surrounded mainly by Christian
leaders? Either he is with the respected leaders of
the Christian association of Nigeria (CAN) or on the
prayer ground of some of the highly regarded and
respected Christian churches. Supposing you are a
Muslim and you see your president in such
situations, is it not understandable for a Muslim to
call him a Christian fundamentalist?
Now let’s imagine that it’s a Muslim president (for
example Gen. Buhari) that is always going from one
mosque to the other always surrounded by various
Muslim groups. I can imagine what kind of
accusations would have been coming from my
Christian brothers and sisters, in which case
Gen.Buhari would not only be accused of been a
fundamentalist, he would also have been accused of
Islamizing Nigeria. But here is a Christian president
doing what we would have called a fundamentalist
act, yet we are accusing Gen. Buhari of been a
fundamentalist when he doesn’t even do such
things.

As a pastor myself, I think it’s a good thing that the
president is doing this. I would be happy if the
president comes to my church too. I think it’s a
good thing that we have that kind of freedom of
worship in Nigeria. But let’s be fair, what would we
actually say If Gen. Buhari is seen doing the same
thing? My point is that we should have a fair play.
Gen. Buhari should be allowed to practice his
religion just as president Jonathan is allowed to
practice his religion. The fundamental principle of
the Christian faith states that we should treat others
like we would like them to treat us.
Matthew 7:12 Therefore, whatever you want men to
do to you, do also to them, for this is the Law and
the Prophets.
Most often we don’t want to give a fair treatment to
our fellow countrymen that belong to another
religion.
That is wrong!
It is not fair!!
Our God is first and foremost a God of love!!!
Can someone tell me the last time you saw Gen.
Buhari been flanked by popular leaders of his
religion or kneeling down, praying with his Muslim
clerics in a mosque? No, he makes his faith a
personal affair. This is not the action of a Muslim
fundamentalist! But rather from the actions of
President Jonathan, it is tempting to say he is more
of a fundamentalist than Gen. Buhari.


Now, my Christian brothers and sisters- believe it, I
am a Pastor and am not backsliding. Let’s just be
objective! Put yourself in the shoes of another
Nigerian who is not a Christian, someone who is not
in any way a more inferior Nigerian by our
constitution. Would you deny him the right to have
a Muslim president in his own country just like we
have our Christian president in President Goodluck
Jonathan? How comfortable should a Muslim be to
call himself a Nigerian after seeing that his president
is always with leaders of his Christian religion? How
comfortable will you be to say that this man is still
my president if you were in their shoes? However,
the Muslims in Nigeria have largely been gracious
enough to know and understand that this is freedom
of religion and not to raise too much alarm about it.
But here we are as Christians calling a decent, a
modest Muslim believer a fundamentalist just
because he is serious about his religion, despite his
efforts to keep it private. He is not even the
president yet!

What would we then say if he were to be flaunting
his faith out there just like President Jonathan
does? Please understand me, I am not saying this is
necessarily bad but let’s put ourselves in others
position. That is what objectivity means. That is
what tolerance demands.
It is bigotry, and it is religious nepotism that makes
us think that when it benefits us we have all the
right, but when it comes to others they don’t have
the same right. For us it is acceptable. For us
everything goes, but for others it is not acceptable.
Why should we feel as Christians that we have a
better or greater ownership of the country? Are we
not all citizens of the same country with equal
rights?


Please let us think about the feelings of others who
are fellow Nigerians of different religions who are not
to be blamed that they were born in a non-Christian
home. It could be anyone of us in their position.
Mark 12:31- And the second, like it, is this: ‘You
shall love your neighbor as yourself. ‘There is no
other commandment greater than these.”
The greatest commandment of our Christian religion
demands of us to be considerate of others. My
fellow brothers and sister, let us be Christians not
just in name but also in practice. To love your
neighbor as yourself means we should love the
Muslims and the pagans as we will love our fellow
Christians and even more so we should love them
as much as we love ourselves. That is to say we
should wish for them those things that we wish for
ourselves.

A final student of Federal Polytechnic, Oko in
Anambra State, southeast
Nigeria, did the unthinkable when she snubbed her
groom on her
wedding day and called off the wedding already
arranged by the two
families.
The wedding was to take place on Saturday, 3
January, 2015 and guests
invited to witness the ceremony at St Patrick
Catholic Church, Umuchu
in Aguata Local government, Anambra State, were
shocked when
Ifunanya Igwebuike refused to show up to tie the
knot with Ekene
Uzoigwe.


After several hours of waiting, she later sent a
message to the Parish
Priest, Rev. Father Lawrence Maduagwu, that she
was no longer
interested and asked him to cancel the wedding.
Ifunanya alleged that she could not go ahead with
the marriage because
she was a graduate unlike Uzoigwe whom she
claimed was a school
drop-out.
Rev. Maduagwu had no option than to inform the
groom and the guests
that were already seated at the church hall that the
wedding had been
cancelled.
This caused an uproar in the church as guests who
expressed shock
over what happened started trooping out of the
church.
Narrating what happened, Uzoigwe said he
proposed to Ifunanya for
marriage and she agreed on condition that he would
send her to school,
which he agreed.


He said after she gained admission, he was
financing her education and
they agreed to wed during her final year.
He said he had paid her bride price and she was
part of the whole
wedding plan and he even gave her parents
N160,000 to prepare for the
wedding, besides other arrangements and expenses
incurred on the
wedding and reception.
Uzoigwe said she did not inform him about her
decision to back out of
the wedding until he got to the church only for the
priest to inform him
and the guests about the cancellation of the
wedding.

“If she had informed me, I would not have made
arrangements. We had
already cooked food and bought drinks for the
wedding,” he said.
He said when he contacted her parents, they said
they would not force
her and asked him to come and take back the
money he gave them to
prepare for the wedding.
Uzoigwe said he was still shocked about what
happened because he did
not quarrel with Ifunanya before the fateful day.
He said he also made sure she was comfortable by
making money
available to her while in school.
Uzoigwe is a business man based in Abakiliki, the
Ebonyi State capital.
He met Ifunanya at their home town, Umuchu, where
he proposed and
sent her to school.

Moderator kindly move this to front page. I don't understand why topics against GMB are more on Fp than the one that support him... It isn't fair oh

This may be shocking or better said, surprising, to
most, if not all of you who follow me on Facebook. I
say this because I am an avid user of Facebook and
you know how often I come here.
You may have noticed that there is increased
activity and restlessness on Social Networks,
especially Facebook (Nigerians are not good on
Twitter, it does not accommodate verbosity,
hehehe). All that is happening because election is
close and people need to let-off steam. So, we
come to the playground or what my friend, IKWUAKO
IFEANYI would call "Otobo." It is the only avenue left
for the common middleclass and helpless students
to feel that someone is listening to him or her. The
mainline media does not interview common people
on the streets.

They go after politicians who will pay
for the interviews or to popular men who they think
have some voice. So, we take solace in Facebook.
It is estimated that an average of 11 million
Nigerians are on Facebook; out of which we have
about 5.6 million active users (Not surprising as
many have up to 2 or three dormant accounts).
About 80% of these users are youths. It is more
than the population of some countries, though when
compared to the population of Nigeria it will seem
like a drop in the ocean.

These active users talk
about many things: 99% of the ladies are occupied
with posting the pictures of their latest dresses and
events; 50% of the men talk Sports, 35% talk politics
while the rest focus on sundry matters (the %
allocation is mine).


THE FACT!
Facebook may have little or nothing to contribute to
winning the 2015 Election. Yes! That is the
bombshell. ANY REALISTIC PERSON KNOWS THAT
THOSE WE PRAISE OR DISPARAGE, AND STRAIN
OURSELVES FOR ON FACEBOOK (POLITICIANS) HAVE
NO FACEBOOK ACCOUNT (forget those ones they
claim to open at election times. It is their
campaigners, who never go back to check the
comments). Thus, by and large they cannot even
read us. Incidentally, their foot soldiers and cronies
too are not on Facebook or have not time for
Facebook. So they have no one to tell them. Only
few “big men” in Nigeria (including religious leaders)
are on Facebook and they visit rarely. Most rural
women, farmers, traders, artisans etc, who make up
the voting mass are not on Facebook.
THEY
NEITHER UNDERSTAND NOR CARE ABOUT WHAT IS
GOING ON IN THE CRAZE CALLED FACEBOOK.
Hence, on Facebook, we are left with a chunk of
gentle middle class and young students. Most of the
students just turned into the voting age and may not
likely have a voting card. Can you now see the
picture?
Out of the “gentle middle class” about 1/3rd are not
within the country.

IN FACT, THE MOST
VOCIFEROUS ONES (including yours truly heheheh)
ARE OUT OF THE COUNTRY AND CANNOT VOTE.
Many within the country are more like TALKING
SHOPS THAT MIGHT DECIDE TO WATCH MAN U,
ARSENAL OR CHELSEA PLAY THAN GO OUT TO
VOTE. It is also the VALENTINE DAY. So, many
others may decide to go to CHURCH VALENTINE
GIGS or ADADA RIVER with their loved ones. So you
see why we should not think that what we say here
will win election for GEJ, GMB or the other 9
candidates? FACEBOOK CAMPAIGNS CANNOT WIN
YOUR MAN ELECTIONS. THE PLATFORM IS NOT
HERE. IT IS OUT THERE.
IS IT ALL A WASTE OF TIME?
NO, IT IS NOT!!! It is entertainment. It is sharing of
knowledge and information. It is our gossiping
channel. It is refinement of thoughts. It is our
venting space and it is our Playground. It is, in any
case, beneficiary to the posters and commentators
because it has a psychological effect. I WON’T ALSO
LOSE SIGHT THAT A FEW OF THE USERS MAY
HAPPEN TO HAVE CONTACT WITH SOME “BIG MEN”
AND CHIP TO THEM WHAT WE ARE SAYING
FACEBOOK. Like many other things, it might end up
with a sip of champagne and a casual “don’t mind
them.” SO DO NOT KILL YOURSELF ABOUT WHAT
WE SAY HERE ABOUT GEJ OR GMB, APC OR PDP
etc. THEY ALSO KNOW WE ARE A LITTLE MASS. THE
BATTLE IS OUT THERE. But meanwhile, enjoy
yourself. That’s what I do on Facebook.

lilbazy:
As a christian,am really ashamed of churches interfering in politics,millions keep dying and going to hell,thousands are starving of salvation...instead of spreding the gospel they are busy spreading campaign posters from horizon to horizon...smh#

Bro, how can a hungry man listen to the gospel, a man who is not sure whether he will survive the next will not listen to you...? People are no longer much concerned about where they go to when they are dead... They want a better life for themselves and their families here on earth.

The truth remains that we cannot divorce religion from politics no matter how hard we try! That's why we always have either a Muslim as president and Christian as VP vice versa.

The current situation of this country demands that even a dead Nigerians should be resurrected to talk about politics as far as it could be bring out the desired change. WE NEED CHANGE! #VOTEGMB

TeamMbaka

You’re a Christian yet there’s no employment!” –
What Adeboye’s number 2 man said will make GEJ
worry. Redeemed Christian Church of God has the
highest number of members, compared to other
churches and religious organizations in Nigeria, and
when one of its pastors becomes vice-presidential
candidate of the opposition, AllProgressives
Congress (APC), and another top pastor drops
sound bites, criticizing the present administration,
President Goodluck Jonathan should be awfully
concerned.

In a recent sermon by Redeemed Pastor,
J.T. Kalejaiye, he vehemently lamented the state of
things, while calling for a change in the
system. According to the pastor, who is touted as
one of the possible candidates to take over from
Pastor Adeboye, “things cannot continue this way”.
Kalejaiye told his congregation to goand mark it, that
“there would be a pleasant surprise in 2015
elections”. He said: “Of what use is my brother, my
blood brother who is not going tomove the
nation forward ? And you want me to vote for him
because he is my brother? Don’t let us deceive
ourselves.” Speaking further, he said: “We have to
changeour system… Who is a Christian? Who is a
Muslim? When I was working somewhere, my boss
was a Muslim. I enjoyed under him. My boss
provoked me to study further . My boss was always
after my welfare. It shall be well him wherever he is
today. He is a Muslim. The soldier attached to me
was with me for almost 15 years. Inever knew he
was a Muslim . The day he opened his mouth to say
“Sir, I am Muslim,” I said “What? But you follow me
to the camp. You do this, you do that.” He said that
when it was timetot pray he would pray.” “Brethren,
wake up! Who is a Christian? That somebody goes
to church doesn’t make him a Christian.

That
somebody bears Christian name doesn’t make him
a Christian. You are a Christian yet there is no
employment for our youths. People who should be
feeding their parents are stillbeing fed by
theirparents. How many youths can get married
today without the support of their parents
financially? During our own time, we did our
wedding, we onlycalled our parentsto come and
eat.” “Today, our children who are 35, we are still
feeding them. What are we saying? Let’s call a
spade a spade, brethren. Things cannot continue
thisway. Corruption is the order of the day. You can
steal and nothing will follow. That’s all… Brethren, if
you don’t do something, something will do you.
Wakeup!”

Fkhalifa:
ladies isnt this sexy?abeg ease things for guys and your crush,no let pride finish your life.

Tell them! They will love you a guy and be dying inside.... Without coming out clean.

ishiamu:
And this rubbish will make front page.... wonder what we are going to learn from this trash #rubbish *walks out of thread annoyingly*

Enemies of progress everywhere even on Nairaland. Tufiakwa!

Ayoolajumoke:
The pics funny die.
Anyway that's what she feels for the guy, it isn't a crime to say or express what you feel for someone... Her business though '

Can you do same for a guy you love, even to the extent of going to social media?

The pix

It is now official as girls are becoming more bold day by day as they now do the chasing. She went to her instagram handle this morning to wish him happy birthday and indirectly ask him to ask her out. That she has waited for it so long. If you were the guy in question what will you do? See pix below....

freecocoa:
How can you not know she just wants the $ex? This is where most guys get it wrong, y'all think ladies don't get Hot and just want to do, smh, the world is changing so fast that many people are no longer conservative or as conservative as they used to be(women especially), if you can't deal with just having $ex and moving on like nothing happened, then remove yourself from that situation, haba!.

I will appreciate if you could be clearer with your reply.

LMAyedun:
So what do we call a situation where you asked a girl out, she refused and said she wants you as 'just a friend'... Along the line, she kisses you, romances you and even spend time with you (not the demanding kinda lady) and she still stood her ground on 'Just Friends'...?

Bro, that's exactly where I am now! I need an advice.

I think mine is a little complicated than being friendzoned. There's this girl i love, i have shown her everything to prove it, but my problem is that she rarely reciprocate...I have been asking her out for 3months now, she keep telling me "no". The most puzzled of this all is that whenever she comes to my house....we will kiss, i suck her br**st and sometimes we even make love, but still after everything she will still tell me "no". Am getting tired... I need some advice.

I voted online and i got this message " Prediction recieved, Viewers'
Choice has now ended. Thank
you for participating." Did i win?

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