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1.Ayo Fayose 2.Patience Ebele Jonathan 3.Fani Kayode 4.AIG Mbu 5.Barcanista (sorry bro, just had to add you) |
Someone's trying to cover up something. ....who could it be. |
Woged2005 Your point sir?? so the girl that was shot and the policemen must have killed somebody?? |
mehnnn dunno self servicing seems more immoral dan sleeping wif a prostitute. It's like sleeping wif one's self. But my prayer is for God to save us from this sins. cuz they all lead to d same destination. |
my laaawd some pple dey think bad tin sha. niggi4life: |
Prayer doesn't dramatically change one's sex, there are steps he has to take.My bros it's not impossible. Very soon you'll admire a lady's bossom like we do IJN and even get attention sef. Keep moving,God loves you. GhostProtocol: |
Demons on Nairaland Somebody wants to step up and you want him to remain down. Do you think gays are happy digging shiit from another guys arse?? ronald4lif: |
I'm sure you didn't understand what was posted. Pls reread, deduce then repost. what it means is; so men don't fall in a trap while searching to marry a virgin.They zero their minds and accept whatever comes thier way.A lady is more like to tell you the truth about her sexual status when you place no emphasis on it. lolaluv1: |
You make brain Defcon1: |
mehn virginity is important hence the regular posts about it. there are a alot of important things to discuss but this takes precedence.Sorry dear Have a nice day niyah24: |
God forgive me but I wish it was your uncle. has politics made us this deranged.Somebody died an this is what you have to say ![]() I don't really care who wins but you need help. Mancity26: |
Exactly what I was thinking. PDP got it figured out franciskaine: |
I think he likes you *give him a chance nah missclasssy: |
Beverlyjean.... Please amidst the great advice giving to you by this beautiful nairalanders.I beg you to read this book by Gary Chapman,The Five love languages.You heart will be filled with gladness that you did.You can thank me later. Beverlyjean: |
You thank Goodluck for delivering, but when it comes to his failures you shield him. iz ok......ride on. EgusiSoup: |
You're indeed learned. Thanks for this post. Boss13: |
You're really helpful.Thanx alot xdream: |
please how do I answer this question. what do they mean?? When do you expect to achieve this (how many months after receiving your first grant award)? That's the reason you should go into a business with an established value chain and quick turn over. Time is almost up, please look for a business that progresses fast. The agricultural sector does it a lot but could also be high risk. |
pls help me out with this.Can I just list the materials needed. .... Describe the materials you will need to create your product or service. Are these materials readily available, at the right price and quantity, in your locality? If yes, please describe any relevant information xdream: |
Name five of your existing or expected top customers, How will you attract these customers to your pointof sale? I guess the same applies here. But my question is how do they verify the stated names.They could be my friends or family members you know.At first I answered with groups.E.g Students, nursing mothers and so on.Please what do you say. chukwuka12: |
chukwuka12:woooow. .....made a huge mistake then.Thanx |
pls I have a question when youwin asks for competitors. do I list groups or individuals. meaning do I say Eatries or Mr Biggs. lets assume I'm applying for Catering. chukwuka12: |
LRNZH:I swear that was the first thing that came to my mind |
https://www.oncewed.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/bride-groom-wedding-field-photo.jpeg I was surfing the net and I came across this post,It might seem long but it's definately worth the read. Too many Christian women today have ended up with an Ishmael because impatience pushed them into an unhappy marriage. Please take my fatherly advice: You are much better off single than with the wrong guy! Speaking of “wrong guys,” here are the top 10 men you should avoid when looking for a husband: 1. The unbeliever. Please write 2 Corinthians 6:14 on a Post-it note and tack it on your computer at work. It says, “Do not be bound together with unbelievers; for what partnership have righteousness and lawlessness, or what fellowship has light with darkness?” (NASB). This is not an outdated religious rule. It is the Word of God for you today. Don’t allow a man’s charm, looks or financial success (or his willingness to go to church with you) push you to compromise what you know is right. “Missionary dating” is never a wise strategy. If the guy is not a born-again Christian, scratch him off your list. He’s not right for you. I’ve yet to meet a Christian woman who didn’t regret marrying an unbeliever. 2. The liar. If you discover that the man you are dating has lied to you about his past or that he’s always covering his tracks to hide his secrets from you, run for the nearest exit. Marriage must be built on a foundation of trust. If he can’t be truthful, break up now before he bamboozles you with an even bigger deception. 3. The playboy. I wish I could say that if you meet a nice guy at church, you can assume he’s living in sexual purity. But that’s not the case today. I’ve heard horror stories about single guys who serve on the worship team on Sunday but act like Casanovas during the week. If you marry a guy who was sleeping around before your wedding, you can be sure he will be sleeping around after your wedding. 4. The deadbeat. There are many solid Christian men who experienced marital failure years ago. Since their divorce, they have experienced the Holy Spirit’s restoration, and now they want to remarry. Second marriages can be very happy. But if you find out that the man you are dating hasn’t been caring for his children from a previous marriage, you have just exposed a fatal flaw. Any man who will not pay for his past mistakes or support children from a previous marriage is not going to treat you responsibly. 5. The addict. Churchgoing men who have addictions to alcohol or drugs have learned to hide their problems—but you don’t want to wait until your honeymoon to find out that he’s a boozer. Never marry a man who refuses to get help for his addiction. Insist that he get professional help and walk away. And don’t get into a codependent relationship in which he claims he needs you to stay sober. You can’t fix him. 6. The bum. I have a female friend who realized after she married her boyfriend that he had no plans to find steady work. He had devised a great strategy: He stayed home all day and played video games while his professional wife worked and paid all the bills. The apostle Paul told the Thessalonians, “If anyone is not willing to work, then he is not to eat, either” (2 Thess. 3:10). The same rule applies here: If a man is not willing to work, he doesn’t deserve to marry you. 7. The narcissist. I sincerely hope you can find a guy who is handsome. But be careful: If your boyfriend spends six hours a day at the gym and regularly posts closeups of his biceps on Facebook, you have a problem. Do not fall for a self-absorbed guy. He might be cute, but a man who is infatuated with his appearance and his own needs will never be able to love you sacrificially, like Christ loves the church (Eph. 5:25). The man who is always looking at himself in the mirror will never notice you. 8. The abuser. Men with abusive tendencies can’t control their anger when it boils over. If the guy you are dating has a tendency to fly off the handle, either at you or others, don’t be tempted to rationalize his behavior. He has a problem, and if you marry him you will have to navigate his minefield every day to avoid triggering another outburst. Angry men hurt women—verbally and sometimes physically. Find a man who is gentle. 9. The man-child. [/b]Call me old-fashioned, but I’m suspicious of a guy who still lives with his parents at age 35. If his mother is still doing his cooking, cleaning and ironing at that age, you can be sure he’s stuck in an emotional time warp. You are asking for trouble if you think you can be a wife to a guy who hasn’t grown up. Back away and, as a friend, encourage him to find a mentor who can help him mature. [b]10. The control freak. Some Christian guys today believe marriage is about male superiority. They may quote Scripture and sound super-spiritual, but behind the façade of husbandly authority is deep insecurity and pride that can morph into spiritual abuse. First Peter 3:7 commands husbands to treat their wives as equals. If the man you are dating talks down to you, makes demeaning comments about women or seems to squelch your spiritual gifts, back away now. He is on a power trip. Women who marry religious control freaks often end up in a nightmare of depression. If you are a woman of God, don’t sell your spiritual birthright by marrying a guy who doesn’t deserve you. Your smartest decision in life is to wait for a man who is sold out to Jesus. http://www.charismamag.com/blogs/fire-in-my-bones/19757-10-men-christian-women-should-never-marry |
everyday kill kill,but we never see the pictures. I hardly can believe it. |
kessluvall:how did u knw |
I really don't blame the media for all that, the way musicians and and celebrity's flaunt cash it's really hard for anyone to believe that you guys go broke. But I know "you sef you be human being o" I feel you M.I |
You and OP dey quarrel ![]() 3cycle: |
pls translate this joke.....I wan't to laff too jerflakes: |
Bros I'm not Igbo but what your wrote here is utterly distasteful lookingforjob: |
Goodluck, nigerian girlfriends association (NGA) want to use this medium to thank you for the postponement. you don spoil market for boys. Anyways our fones will be switched off on 14th. |

