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echibuogwu:
He lacks self esteem and confidence, he probably knows about it and he feels bad about it too. He’s an introvert, whenever he ask u for an opinion, ask him about his opinion first then go with it whether it’s good or not too good, he has to learn how to man up and be prepared for whatever consequences his actions resulted to

Possibly they speak different languages and the other people mentioned are from the woman's language?

It is difficult to know exactly what is going on from a one sided story.

hi dear..I have a prayer for you;

May God bless the day you were born, starting from the day you dropped this comment, only and I repeat only good things and unending blessings from God shall come your way and lastly you MUST surely find a man who will love a priceless jewel like you and cherish you for the rest of his life...Amen!

This is a very presumptuous post.

Dont you folks think some things are out of your league and do not require your input, opinion or comment?

Slim690:
Without blemish, without defeat, full of health, sound, complete, whole, having integrity,complete in accord with truth and fact

What do you know about Genesis 3?

Slim690:
Me,Abraham, Noah,Job etc and to crown it all, God wants us all to be perfect. Kindly open to matt5:48 for a start If you need other Bible saying on perfection,let me know...you're welcome

Let's start with your definition of perfect. What are you referring to?

The OP could be right, he or she didn't say the state.

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She thinks it's by "travelling to those places". Not sure what "travelling" actually means in this context.

"I have been to everywhere in Ondo state" was really funny, seriously.

Just for the record, this topic was originally in romance and family sections.


In case it gets moved to religion section.

Wahala everywhere

What is with the lies popping up everywhere, particularly in romance section.

If they say go and marry now you folks would take offence.

Okoroawusa:
They are both from Muslim families. They are not converts. They grew up as Muslims.

Even from his expression alone, not including the name, it's clear the man is a convert.

membranus:
Ajue, odigbo, igba and the likes are former Ondo town farmlands that developed into townships. That's understandable. But Araromi Obu is a typical Ikale land, Ondo people were just allowed as settlers there.

As per Ikale people being land grabbers, that's a lie from the pit of hell. We are too peaceful and accomodating for that.

Or do you have any history of Ikale grabbing your Ilaje land?

I've never heard of Ikale grabbing land.

If anything, other people from various regions settle on their land.

I'm not taking sides here, just stating the facts I'm aware of.

Fountainofyouth:
Of course I am agitated.

As usual.

Are you bothered by this news and why? You can pray for God to provide you with your own husband, instead of scattering the thread in annoyance.

Fountainofyouth:
I am slow, is Christianity and Islam the only religion in existence

Here is the history of the name if you could be less agitated enough to read it :

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas

You look for another job unless I'm missing something.

Fountainofyouth:
So anyone bearing Nicholas are automatically Christians? Wonders

Ok.

Anyone with the name must be Muslim then.

The OP didn't say he's not also a witch.

Fountainofyouth:
How do you know he was once a Christian? Because he is Igbo?

Because his name is Nicholas.

When you pray a prayer for nlers to get husbands and then you see news about this Muslim lady's wedding.

God moves in mysterious ways I guess. My posts have a heavy Christian emphasis so I tend to assume they'd be mostly relevant to Christians.

Congrats, hml.

The bride has been trending for a while. Didn't her relatives also convert?

https://www.nairaland.com/4150968/igbo-woman-proud-convert-islam


https://www.nairaland.com/4210404/igbo-woman-reveals-lady-made

Alright, from which sw state/s are you trying to source suitors for your female acquaintances?

Una sha dey turn Yoruba men to commodity although some might not mind.

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