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The potiphar's wife spirit is still very much around in our day. Do what Joseph did, FLEEEEEEEE, and you will be greatly rewarded. |
if Jonathan had done his home work properly, he would hv realized that the Nigerians in Egypt are already on their way to Dubia. |
I must say that i admire your courage in finding an avenue to speak out and express yourself. Your communication reveals you to be an intelligent person. Its a pity that you found urself emotionally swayed by various factors (including your own selfishness) and taken advantage of. No matter how much u love 'Him' it’s still fantasy, unreal and would surely blow up in smoke if you continue. Don’t be dissuaded by the naira land commentators ( you dont know the drama that goes on in their own lives) , get up, dust urself, ask God for forgiveness, and most importantly begin to open yourself up to positive ; realistic and decent relationships with both women and men, as well as activities that would benefit you and other people You’ve approached us on nairaland, now approach the men individually and tell them its over with (i can bet $1,000 you'll immediately see their different sides). Moving out is a price you must pay, because staying would only put more pressure and aggravate the situation If you need more online interactive advice, sms only to 08161334877. All the best lady |
Hi guys. I just got a text from CNSSL for a test interview in Jos in december. I was asked to come with writing materials, original certificates, and passports. I guess its for the MTN call center. Did you recieve the text? Is it GMAT questions? I also like to know if its safe to travel or work in Jos at the moment. |
The second pix rather (jpg 4 ) |
LMAO. Did u guys notice the reaction of the hawker in the 4 th pic. Am sure an AK47 was pointing straight at him. At last, the Force is revealed for what it truly is : ANIMALISTIC |
Jelousy could be a misappropriated and negative emotion just like envy, but again, jelously could again mean a degree of possesiveness, which can occur a relationship. Love is in a class of its own. I believe love can develop to a point of understanding ( both of oneself and her partner), where jelously (possessiveness) can give room to more mature and positive qualities, which can only be attained by the Grace of God. ![]() |
vescucci:@vescucci NO MY OWN FICTIONAL CONTRIBUTION |
She smiled at me, went to the bathroom and turned on the shower. I felt the bed vibrate it was her phone. My inquisitiveness got the better part of me. I read the text: ' Last nite was awesome. I miss u baby. Sam' I had been out of town all week. I just flew in that morning. My heart almost stopped. My breathing got harder . My face felt a flush of heat. A humming sound filled my ears. She came out of the bathroom, beautiful, bare. I revealed, nothing, except my manhood that unconsciously arose to its full strength. I approached her with murder on my mind, but love in my heart. She tried to kiss me but i reclined. I grabbed her fragile arms fiercely and slammed her back to the wall. I turned her around and went in roughly. She moaned. I trusted back and forth, slamming into her like a man possessed by a legion of devils. She moaned and she moaned. ' You are hurting me' She said, exasperatedly. I continued until i came. She started sobbing. 'So who is Sam' I asked. The room went dead silent. " GET UP, GET DRESSED AND GET OUT. ITS OVER" |
Chapter One. Portharcourt 11.25 pm The midnight silence was rattled by the reverberation of the Beretta. Tega cursed, knowing that had he steadied his arm a little, before squeezing the trigger, then his target would have been made. But again, it’s quite a task running and making a clean shot. Ese kept up to speed. “Lucky ”, He said, “But not for long”. The bullet had whisked past the young man and cut down a fragile branch at par with his head. If there was any intervention from instant doom, then that was it. He could have stopped to give thanks but knew that he might not be so lucky from a second shot. He had to act fast; he was a sitting duck on a straight path. He made a left turn and kept going, He looked back, but the sounds of cracking twigs, told him that his assailants were still on his tail. Tired and lost in the dense Niger Delta forest, He made a demand upon his weary legs to take more strides. Ese pulled out a piece from his coat - a . 44 magnum, determined to end this annoying chase once and for all. He was become tired and knew that The Boss was intolerant with mistakes; he had seen the various forms of punishments meted out to his colleagues. Sometimes the whole family gets it. He quickly jogged his mind back to the chase and tried to focus. He had to rectify the first shot gone wide. No mistakes, not this time. The lad jumped across a dead log, and made a swift sharp turn. He looked back but saw a silhouette of just one man. A 'click' caused him to look straight and stop abruptly- Ese, standing right in front of him. The midnight silence was rattled again. to be continued |
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