₦airaland Forum

ecomalchemist:
This comment lacks depth sha...how can you assume someone's a wife beater because of his looks ?

donephi:
Episode 9 out. ��� At the verge. You might need to watch

Iyaebe:
It’s a red flag if you are dating and your man doesn’t spend on you, it doesn’t have to be expensive gifts but little gifts here and there is a reminder that you are part of him and his thoughts, don’t be deceived by the slogan “am I her dad “ reality will dawn on you when he takes that habit of irresponsibility into marriage. Demand reasonably from him from time to time, ask him to do things for you, it could be things you can comfortably do for yourself but still ask to test his sense of responsibility else you will be faced with a lifetime challenge of marrying an irresponsible man. Stop proving to men that you are independent even though you obviously are, it won’t ever end well for you and lastly be that woman he can fall back to when he’s in need, be his rock and comfort and don’t choke him .Somadinna is shamelessly spewing trash.

Memphis357:
I swear. The fool hardly comments on Nairaland again.

Xilsbridalhouse:
I guess you read my comment too fast.

He writes so well, I got impressed and recommended him to intending writers. I have gone through his posts, he seems to be one of the best writers here.

He is very very very good, that’s what I meant.

Xilsbridalhouse:
If you need to work on your grammar and how to become a better writer, biko keep following this moniker’s posts.


Modified ; To the topic above and to those condemning the op, just pray and pray hard and pray never to loose guard because no one, not even a man of God is above temptations.

I had similar experience many many years back while serving, though I was not married but then the temptation of falling for another guy with me being a Christian and having a serious relationship with my ex, was so strong! But i prayed my way out of it an God answered my prayers and turned I and the new guy to enemies.

Note, I wasn’t going to fornicate with him or anything but emotionally I was attached to him but God broke that connection and it ended.

Whenever you find yourself in complicated situations like this, especially ones that seems difficult to avoid if you worked together or live close to each other, better go to God in prayers and avoid that person at all costs. You will regret it and might pay dearly for it if you don’t do the needful.

Oyindidi:
A very poor analysis! Anyway you try.

Mokason288:

RESPECT IGBO MAN

Esseite:
In as much as its greediness and possibly laziness aswell, but this goes to show a country devoid of oppurtunities, it goes to show the people are willing to make good investments but no avenue or notable organizations to fund.

- You go to stocks, you get N20 In some months..
- You go crypto, you loose 50% and deceive yourself it going up by 10% despite loosing 50% initially.
- You go into farming, bandits, herdsmen, kidnappers and excessive stress drain life out of you..
- You go into sales, the economy, taxes and custom duty swallow you..
- You get a job, underemployment and inflation takes care of you..
- You go into Sport bets... See you and poverty having dinner..

In all of this while you are trying investments and looking to earn some extra, you have even lost 50% on bills and living expense.. She was just trying to survive.

chatinent:
Sth I don't understand is where and what these terrorists do to negotiate a pardon with frontline soldiers.

As in, they'll be shooting and then start shouting they've repented to soldiers who have watched they regulars and pals die? Then after the declaration, they'll be a ceasefire and it will be all hugs and photos? Then the frontline soldiers will radio the outpost to tell them they found repentant terrorists and those officers will come there to take pictures with them?


May Nigeria never happen to you!

NNAMDIII:
how sure are you? Sometimes power do come out by 15:30hrs on Sunday

lumzybo:
I think JP said something about being gay.

kay29000:
Me too

nwadikeokey11:
Well, u may be right regarding the prices of food, but that depends on what u are eating over there. Personally i didn't like their foods so i rarely managed to have a bite of them. I ate more of cake, fruits, bread, and in some restaurant that offered something more edible for my liking and consumption. A small bottle of water was 200rwf, i mean the one that's sold for 50 naira here. There's just a place where i ate Nigeria food. The restaurant is ran by an Igbo lady from Abia state and i tell u, that lady is on money. A young lady in her early thirties but she drives 2 clean jeeps over there in Kigali. I cant remember the name of where that restaurant is now, but it was the winners pastor that took me, the pastors friend that came from Tanzania to settle in Kigali, another Igbo guy that came from Botswana and had already settled in Kigali, another Igbo guy that relocated to Kigali from Dubai and some Rwandes to go eat there. A plate of food then was about 8k rwf. [b]I love Kigali to the extent i choose it over Europe and America and i have my reason. And mind u, before any one come under my comment to attack me, i have been to EU and US, so i have my reason [/b]which is best known to me. Thanks.