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this half ibo and half Hausa man called Rochas will go and do the contrary. shameful!

maybe am one of the few that are most hit. It gets almost uncontrollable. I cry in my quiet times and as much as possible stay away from soulful music. the pains just seem to stay with me for a long time.

if u wanna be a professional accountant, I'd advise u study Economics as a first degree, so you could be versatile in your approaches to problem solving scenery. then when u through u can go for ICAN/ACCA.

I have always known u guys from other LGAs in the state don't like ohaji/egbema LGA, my LGA. We (with oguta LGA) play a huge role in putting u in the map of oil producing states oh. Cos I don't see why u will not mention the great Sam okwaraji, legend of Nigerian football.

And just so you know, kelechi iheanacho is our proud son. Ihaji/egbema rocks

missbronze:
Seriously, I think I know you.


You graduated from Unizik?

You are a friend to one Ejike Orah? He was in maths department.

Nah. A product of imsu.

schumastic:
DO NOT MARRY OUT OF PITY...if you can forgive and forget then you can go ahead with the wedding plans but if you can forgive and you will find it difficult to forget then just move on..is her loss not yours, just picture it that karma is at it again..

thank you very much, i appreciate each and every comments here. well, my train of thought is yet to come to a conclusive stop about what really to do. For now am focused on my upcoming professional exams.

lawrenzooo:
If I may ask after 7 years without her or after 7 years with her

After 7years of relatnship

UyiIredia:
If you've gone on for 7 years without her you've been carrying on without her bro.

Maybe it should have been how to carry on after seven years of relatnship

I never really wanted to be in the shoe i am presently but am not feeling alright at all, every palliative measures taken so far have not really given me any sort of relief.

I met my ex 2009 in my 3rd year through her sister, who happens to be a close friend, and love took us off almost instantly to a journey i never expected could come to a sad and painful end. she has been there through the tough times back in school days.

And talking of the tough times, my parents relocated to the east during the period i gained admission in school; those period were the darkest of my life. i only but managed to pay my school fees through my mum savings (the best mum in world) and from thence till i graduated it was a battle feeding, rent paying and all. i had to write exams for fellow students to survive. So she came in when i needed a support and she did supported and i never stopped appreciating her role in my life.

we have been having issues of male-friends and the too-close-for-comfort kinda relationship they shared but she assured it was nothing and after much quarreling and fighting i decided to let go of the issue.

its been seven years now, am now working in a federal government establishment and doing really fine. there were no doubt she was the one i wanted to marry. some weeks ago i planned calling her to tell her it would be next year but i couldn't cos of the confession she made about her fling while in school and before she started her service last year. she had been seeing this guy, a fellow departmental mate, for the past 3years. she said she went for a church program and the message got to her and one of the things she was told was to come to me and confess what she had done.

i have ended the relationship but i find it hard to move on. she has been apologizing and pleading ever since then. i feel she is sincere and truly remorseful but i don't know what to do. Am really flattened out right now. i feel so empty and don't know if i will ever get over this. i have done everything to try move on but to no avail.

please help me someone, anyone. I need a word of strength to my fainting heart. I need help.

my name is Celestine, an Ibo guy. I'm of an average height, dark-skinned
and a working class graduate resident in Lagos (living alone).
I'm a career driven individual and i love what i do.
I will be 33years old by October.
about me:
I'm calm and calculated. A christian and a cool guy with a gentle soul.
I don't keep grudges beyond its time limit; it dissipates before the sun ever get set.
I'm simple and very caring guy.
Am the type that value love and will do the best within my capacity to make it last for ever.
In summary am the type reserved for only the sincere home-made ladies looking for faithfulness in relationship and marriage.

about her:
I need a lady for a promising relationship.
she must be a very good christian and from a peaceful christian home
she must be beautiful and of any tribe and must command respect.
she must be a goal-setter and a goal-netter,
she must be either a working class graduate, a graduate or close to being one (preferably of health/medical discipline)
she must be ready for a serious relationship with marriage in view.
she must be resident in Lagos or its environs.
she must not be the nagging type.
she must be [i]faithful [/i]in a relationship and show some attributes of independence.
Age bracket must be between 22 - 27 years old

Sorry if i might be asking for too much. just broke up from a relationship of 7years that's about leading to marriage next year. its not been easy but i have to embrace the cold hands of reality and move on. kindly reach me.

I was moved to tears when I came across the post below on my fb wall. Pls help me console with this family at this historical dark moment of their lives.

Hope it's not Atiku's daughter I heard that came out with a pass that they are trying to give a job to at the expense of bright and intelligent jobless Nigerians? Chai! These notherners have crippled us.