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I am a 35-year-old male, currently living outside the country, and I am open to exploring a genuine co-parenting arrangement. I am employed, financially stable and in a position to comfortably cater for a child. I come from a close-knit family and value responsibility, respect, good character and family. I am sociable and generally easy going, but I also enjoy my personal space and understand the importance of boundaries. I am not looking to rush into a conventional relationship simply for the sake of having a child. I would rather two mature adults be honest about what they want from the beginning and make a conscious decision to co-parent. Ideally, I am looking for someone who is: * Age: 27-35 * Relationship status: Preferably Single and never married. * Children: Preferably has no children * Background: Preferably Yoruba, open to other tribes but character and morals are paramount. * Employment: Employed or financially independent * Character: Mature, responsible, self-driven and strong-willed * Values: Good moral compass; religious affiliation is not particularly important to me, kindness does. * Personality: Emotionally mature, open minded, respectful and able to communicate openly. * Family outlook: Someone who genuinely wants to have children and is open to the possibility of having a co-parenting. * Physical preference: None really, morals and kindness is paramount as well. I am open to different routes to parenthood, including IVF or other assisted-reproduction options, depending on what we mutually agree is appropriate. Health screening would be carried out by both parties before proceeding. Financial responsibility for the child would be discussed openly beforehand. I am comfortable taking on more than an equal share as needed, but I believe both parents should remain actively involved in the child’s wellbeing. I currently live outside Nigeria. Because of this, matters such as where the child would live, access, travel, involvement of both parents and future arrangements would need to be discussed honestly from the outset. Mutual respect between both families would also be important. I would expect the same respect for your family as I would for mine. Ultimately, I am looking for a mature woman who is genuinely intentional about becoming a mother and is willing to have an honest conversation about what co-parenting would look like before either of us commits to it. I don't mean to make it sound transactional, but want to be clear and upfront. If this resonates with you, take some time to think it over. If you are genuinely interested, feel free to reach out privately on Telegram @Male_OTC |
I am a 35-year-old male, currently living outside the country, and I am open to exploring a genuine co-parenting arrangement. I am employed, financially stable and in a position to comfortably cater for a child. I come from a close-knit family and value responsibility, respect, good character and family. I am sociable and generally easy going, but I also enjoy my personal space and understand the importance of boundaries. I am not looking to rush into a conventional relationship simply for the sake of having a child. I would rather two mature adults be honest about what they want from the beginning and make a conscious decision to co-parent. Ideally, I am looking for someone who is: * Age: 27-35 * Relationship status: Preferably Single and never married. * Children: Preferably has no children * Background: Preferably Yoruba, open to other tribes but character and morals are paramount. * Employment: Employed or financially independent * Character: Mature, responsible, self-driven and strong-willed * Values: Good moral compass; religious affiliation is not particularly important to me, kindness does. * Personality: Emotionally mature, open minded, respectful and able to communicate openly. * Family outlook: Someone who genuinely wants to have children and is open to the possibility of having a co-parenting. * Physical preference: Morals and kindness is paramount here as well. I am open to different routes to parenthood, including IVF or other assisted-reproduction options, depending on what we mutually agree is appropriate. Health screening would be carried out by both parties before proceeding. Financial responsibility for the child would be discussed openly beforehand. I am comfortable taking on more than an equal share as needed, but I believe both parents should remain actively involved in the child’s wellbeing. I currently live outside Nigeria. Because of this, matters such as where the child would live, access, travel, involvement of both parents and future arrangements would need to be discussed honestly from the outset. Mutual respect between both families would also be important. I would expect the same respect for your family as I would for mine. Ultimately, I am looking for a mature woman who is genuinely intentional about becoming a mother and is willing to have an honest conversation about what co-parenting would look like before either of us commits to it. I don't mean to make it sound transactional, but want to be clear and upfront. If this resonates with you, take some time to think it over. If you are genuinely interested, feel free to reach out privately on Telegram @Male_OTC |
Hello, thanks for the contribution so far. I am a similar situation. Location is Iwo Road Ibadan. I have the below Geo Survey from a company. They recommend drilling about 120m. Will 120m be fine for domestic use or more? Please advise, Thank you 🙏🏾
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Hello everyone, Is there anyone currently planning to start a PhD at UNISA for 2026 year please? |
TinaJoe:No |
QTS is open. Mostly for science teachers, Maths, Physics, Chemistry especially, Get your TRCN cert and delve into it. You can get a letter from your uni to prove your were taught in English so no need for English test. Mind you, teaching in UK is not the same as Naija o To be forewarned is to be forearmed. A word is enough for the wise. Congrats to the qualified teachers. |
Hello everyone, Which of the two (Coren/NSE) can i register with?? I have HND Mech Engr since 2017, been working in the field since then and now have Msc Engr Mngt from UK Uni. What level am i qualified to register on?? Thanks |
Well used and maintained 05 Matrix, Super clean interiors. Engine, Gear and Factory fitted AC has never been touched, in an excellent condition. First body with few scratches. All documents complete. Not an agent. Selling for the purpose of upgrade. Free inspection, buy and travel guarantee. Price : #1,750,000 (Slightly negotiable) 07017569942 Whatsapp message and calls.
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djlawex02:Full picture of sofa uploaded Got them 3months ago And i hardly even stay home.
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Relocating and can’t take these items; 444 litres LG Standing freezer #250k 60 litres Polystar Fridge #40k 2.5 Original Elepaq Constant generator #80k 6x6 orthopedic mattress #65k Black (just bought) L shaped 5 seater sofa+single. #105k Please note; ALL these items are in GOOD condition. All items are on the Island. 07017569942 Whatsapp.
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Good day Mr. Gazzuzz Thanks for always. Someone just had a Rav4 2006 SUV (2AZ engine) from US and wants to service the engine, 0W-20 and 5W-20 are indicated on the oil cap. Which oil do you recommend? Thank you for your time. |
Hello Mr. Gazzuzz, I got a Matrix earlier this year Naija used and switched to Hardex oil for service,(i do not know what the previous owner uses though), two months after, oil light showed and you assisted by telling me to wash the filter at the sump that it is blocked, i did that and kazeem used a 20w50 oil, no issues, now it is due for service again and i am confused on which oil to use, Should i stick to the 20w-50 or i go back to the 5w-30 synthetic oils? kindly assist. Thanks |
Is it still available? 5k?? |
Any other things one needs to know about the vehie asides "little body works" ![]() joungblood: |
I greet all the gurus in the house. Thanks to everyone for various contributions. I intend to get a Civic 06 soon and just found out that there are two types, American and Asian, What are the advantages they have over each other or which is better to get? Secondly, which scanner can i get to use on it just on a normal owner scanner? Thanks in anticipation. |
Virgohills:Good morning bro, Did you finally put the car for Uber/Bolt? If yes, How has it been fairing? |
Good day everyone, Please is Honda City 2008 or 2009 good for e-hailing business? |
Hello, I need a study partner in Lagos, Amuwo Odofin |
Bankole98:How about 850k ![]() |
Hello people, Kindly help me, i want to get started with WES Evaluation, kindly assist with s tep by step guide on going about it. Any one please. |
Good job Engr., Are Sumec Firman Generators reliable as well, planned to get a Haeir Thermocool, but the price is relatively high, will a Sumec SPG3000e2 serve well ...My budget is 80-85kmax. Kindly help decide. Thanks. |
Hello Prof and everyone, Please what is the difference between Tec Optima 2500MS and Tec Bobo 2500ES??....I just need a reliable 2.5kva generator for my mini-flat. Advices are needed urgently please. Thank you. |
TokyoBulls:well said bro, thanks for the info. i am planning to start this transport business with Uber and others as a side hustle on weekends, i am new to this and have zero knowledge of how it works or the best vehicle to start with, kindly help on the reliable low-cost vehicle to get and how to go about starting. Please assist. |
Thanks bro, i really do appreciate your comment. HeavenlyBang: |
A newbie also, single though, i kinda like Hondas but scared of their "pulling legs". If there are models that are not prone to that problem, which one could it be?. A budget of 500-550k max. Just round Lagos and rare occasional trip to neighboring towns. |
Hello my people, i will be glad if my questions can answered, i have HND in Mech Engr (Lower Credit) (2.95 of 5.00). i am considering a PGD in a course related to Mech Engr., but i have surfed and i see that a degree here kind of have a better chances for PGD or Masters. No course related to my job role is up for the PGD program in most colleges. My questions are; is there a uni with a cheap tuition fee that can accept HND for a PGD program?? Can i opt in for a two-year diploma program related to mechanical engineering?? what are the chances of securing admission and Is IELTS compulsory for all programs? |
Please do anyone have the materials, i am planning to write the exams February 2019, kindly help. |
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