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DaniLoveWorld:
I work with a telesales company and there are a lot of beautiful female staffs working there as well. I don't have a girlfriend or wife so am just a confirmed baller who just came to this country to study, make some cool cash and return back to naija to settle down.

My problem is most of these girls in my work place like me a lot and I just keep bleeping anyone that chooses to hangout with me anytime both whites and blacks.

Recently I bleeped my supervisor and unlike the other girls that keep what we have private, this my supervisor is already making everyone suspect we are having an affair and these other girls are beginning to stylishly ask some questions about it but I always deny everything.

I had to stop bleeping my supervisor and nicely set the records straight that I aint having any affair with her anymore and also lied I now had a girlfriend. This has made her attitude change towards me at work and she is always finding faults in my conversions with customers. They posted few days ago that they will be needing mostly full time workers now and I know she is behind this as well knowing fully well that that we students are not allowed to work full time lol.

Anyway I really enjoyed all the bleeping and hopefully I will continue from where I stopped when I find another job because I have already started applying for others hahahaha.

Please ooo you guys should not rain insult on me ooo. I just love the jaye jaye life over here lol

Which country is this, if I might ask

Elchicolo:
A youngman, Nasiru Aliyu Abdussalam, of Shekar Maidaki quarters, Kumbotso local government Area of Kano state, has hanged himself to death over a yet to be identified reason.

Nasiru, 27, was found dead, hanging on the rafter of roof of his room, when his business associates wanted to collect the order of building blocks they placed with him.

There were some media reports alleging that late

Nasiru hanged himself because he had been attempting to get married for years but his mother was frustrating his efforts.

The mother of the deceased, Malama Amina Umar Ahmad, told Chronicle that a few days to his demise late Nasiru looked disturbed to the extent that he would be saying “Anyone that died now has gone to rest from the turbulence of this life.”

She said about six years ago, late Nasiru was diagnosed to be suffering from frustration at the Aminu Kano Teaching hospital.

“From then on, he has been taking drugs even though I had to force him at times to take it. He was a gentleman, but whenever the problem returned, you would notice some abnormality with him when you are close to him,” she said.

She said it got to a time that late Nasiru was rejecting his drugs to the extent that she had to grind and put them in his food. Eventually, the mother said she decided to go back to the hospital to convert the medication to injection that it was disguised as ulcer treatment.

Malama Amina traced the history of the late Nasiru’s frustration to about 13 years ago when her husband divorced her and she had to take her children with her, including late Nasiru.

She alleged that Nasiru’s father decided to send him away because the boy had chosen to be with his mother.

“When we came here, there was nobody around, it was farmland, but when I got married to my current husband, he became jealous and asked me to give him his children, which I refused to, as a result of which we had to go to court.

"There were allegations that I stopped Nasiru from getting married and that was the cause of his death. This was unfortunate and gross injustice to me, people are saying this without considering how much I suffered to train him. We were even discussing with his sisters to see how we can assist to get him married. But as you know it is not easy to get married nowadays, as there a lot of things to put in place,” she narrated.

One of the neigbours and a friend of the deceased, Hassan Sulaiman Adam, said they were together with the deceased for about seven years during which he noticed that late Nasiru was disturbed but he would not disclose to anyone as it was his family affairs.

Sulaiman said it was unfair to blame Nasiru’s mother for his death, as insinuated by some people, including a section of the media.

Many sympathizers who spoke to Chronicle expressed shock over the death of late Nasiru, describing him as a gentle person who was least expected to commit suicide.

When contacted, the Kano police spokesman, ASP Abdullahi Haruna, confirmed the incident, saying the state commissioner of police has directed for a thorough investigation on the circumstance surrounding his death.

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/man27-hangs-self-over-frustration-in-kano.html
lalasticlala
mynd44
oam4j

This story is incoherent, the reason stated is too shallow and out of place, most likely he's been suffering from depression and the so called drugs for frustration were anti depressant

NwaAmaikpe:



He is lucky he survived.
At least, he'd get to see this photo being used as an "ELEDA MI O" meme.

You are a very stupid human being

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Dranoid:
"According to him, the deceased out of annoyance pounced on her and pushed her out of the house, and angered by the husband’s action, she grabbed a piece of wood and hit him on the head with it."


This above is a case of karma + domestic violence gone wrong. Why would you pounce (after sending her out) on your wife because she didn't ask for your permission before going out



It was not premeditated and it was an act of self defense


But the cases of spouse related deaths are increasing sha. God safe us

Read well it wasn't an act of self defence he pushed her out, which means he must have left her after that, then out of anger, take note of that, she picked up the stick and hit him, she didn't pick it when he pounced

fweshboi1:
when we die, our souls are reincarnated into a new body. The catch here is the memory of our past life is wiped clean.

What religion, philosophical school of thought do you follow

Mrs op I've sent you an email, am not preaching or anything but it's rare to see a girl think and talk(type) philosophically, I'd like to engage you one on one