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i have read between the lines of your story and can only conclude that you are not yet mature for marriage

8ogoegbunam: I got married early this year. My wife is a sweet lady,loving and caring lady.The only major problem we face in our young union is religoius issues. I was brought up in the anglican faith while she grew up a catholic. She promised me that she will attend attend the same church with me once we got married, her only condition is that I should wed her in the catholic church. Amidst great opposition from my parents who were against it initially on the basis of religion, I fullfilled my promise to her by holding our wedding in the catholic church.

After our wedding she bluntly refused to attend the anglican church. She even asked me to convert to catholic. Honestly, I am disappointed with her. We have quarreled over this issue several times. As a compromise, I told her to attend my church once a month; that she should continue attending her church. She bluntly refused ,her only condition for agreeing to my idea is that I should attend the catholic church with her sometimes.

I feel I have been conned into marriage.

She is 36 years , we are yet to have any children . Should I divorce her. I am worried about the faith of my future children.she hinted that our children whenever we have one most toe her own line in religious matters.

I stumbled upon a good evidence that one of her ex lovers is a reverend father. She is vey close to this priest who constantly bombard her with phone calls even at odd hours in the night.

I have no evidence that the affair is still on. Please I need sincere advice.

The stage is set

oh boi ona don leave me behind

oya! make i see if i go fit catch up

shop will be declare open 10pm today

where is ehizmac, winningwayz, tonjan,50pips

doing press up to sell EU and GU

longest of time folks .

hope you all are catching green pips .

@50pips am fine just rounded the forex seminar in the state yesterday but will be back in a week time

:Dhow market folks

@winningwayz. have some feedback for you as per what you sent the other time

you have got mail

unclenna: To buy what?

gu, eu and gold

long awaited time is here to buy

@tonjean. i will be going long on eu gu au gold at the current 1hr candle close and will leave the trade till friday all things been equal, i am knock out, i will still look for another opportunity to go long

tonjoan: Buying eu,and gold now. Selling usdchf. will live these positions to run through to Thursday save otherwise.

nice one, God bless ur sight

am with u bro

about to set a record with my new system

the stage is set

;Dhow resting folks

naijababe: Put me where I belong ? . I truly believe I appear no where on your radar and you don't have time for the likes of me. Like I said before, get your arrogant/sanctimonious arse off this thread. Bloody asswipe!!!

gbam!!!!!!! babe you are on point

am long on eu and gu since yesterday and my take profit are 1.2538 and 1.5624 respectively join me at your own risk

hisableplc: wat happened bro hope all is well

(EU) Market has been waiting for the European Leaders to solve the debt crisis and expectations are at all time high going into the EU Summit as Germany stated today that “[Germany] was willing to go far as needed to move towards fiscal union as the process is irreversible; Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt and would support short-term measures to deal with the acute financing problems facing some of the region’s governments”… Although the comment was taken out of context and Germany soon corrected it in a follow-up release that its position on the Eurobond is still the same (which is a big “no”), analysts now have hope that perhaps this EU Summit will be more fruitful than its predecessors…

Here are some important topics for this Summit:
The short-term proposals are expected to fall under these five main topics:

* Direct recapitalization of banks: using the eurozone’s rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism to recapitalise Spanish banks, thus breaking the ‘sovereign banking’ loop.
* Banking licence for ESM: would give the eurozone rescue fund access to European Central Bank funding, greatly increasing its firepower Seniority, and essentially ending the seniority of official loans to Spain over other creditors’ claims.
* Bank supervision: Making the ECB the supervisor for systemically important banks.
* Direct Bond-buying: Italy and Spain are desperate for eurozone intervention to reduce their sovereign borrowing costs, which are also hitting the real economy.
* The Growth Pact: To boost growth by redirecting structural funds and issuing project bonds to finance infrastructure spending.

The long-term proposal are:

* Banking Union: moves towards centralised supervision, a common resolution fund and a single eurozone bank deposit guarantee scheme, possibly with a taxpayer backstop.
* Euro Bonds: helps to lower sovereign borrowing costs through common issuance of debt.

And of course, let’s not forget the Spain’s banking aid and the potential 3rd Greek Bailout as the new coalition government letter requested 2 years extension on jobless benefits, cancellation of tax hikes in restaurants, farms, and the 150K proposed government jobs cut.

hisableplc: wat happened bro hope all is well

(EU) Market has been waiting for the European Leaders to solve the debt crisis and expectations are at all time high going into the EU Summit as Germany stated today that “[Germany] was willing to go far as needed to move towards fiscal union as the process is irreversible; Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt and would support short-term measures to deal with the acute financing problems facing some of the region’s governments”… Although the comment was taken out of context and Germany soon corrected it in a follow-up release that its position on the Eurobond is still the same (which is a big “no”), analysts now have hope that perhaps this EU Summit will be more fruitful than its predecessors…

Here are some important topics for this Summit:
The short-term proposals are expected to fall under these five main topics:

* Direct recapitalization of banks: using the eurozone’s rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism to recapitalise Spanish banks, thus breaking the ‘sovereign banking’ loop.
* Banking licence for ESM: would give the eurozone rescue fund access to European Central Bank funding, greatly increasing its firepower Seniority, and essentially ending the seniority of official loans to Spain over other creditors’ claims.
* Bank supervision: Making the ECB the supervisor for systemically important banks.
* Direct Bond-buying: Italy and Spain are desperate for eurozone intervention to reduce their sovereign borrowing costs, which are also hitting the real economy.
* The Growth Pact: To boost growth by redirecting structural funds and issuing project bonds to finance infrastructure spending.

The long-term proposal are:

* Banking Union: moves towards centralised supervision, a common resolution fund and a single eurozone bank deposit guarantee scheme, possibly with a taxpayer backstop.
* Euro Bonds: helps to lower sovereign borrowing costs through common issuance of debt.

And of course, let’s not forget the Spain’s banking aid and the potential 3rd Greek Bailout as the new coalition government letter requested 2 years extension on jobless benefits, cancellation of tax hikes in restaurants, farms, and the 150K proposed government jobs cut.

hisableplc: wat happened bro hope all is well

(EU) Market has been waiting for the European Leaders to solve the debt crisis and expectations are at all time high going into the EU Summit as Germany stated today that “[Germany] was willing to go far as needed to move towards fiscal union as the process is irreversible; Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt and would support short-term measures to deal with the acute financing problems facing some of the region’s governments”… Although the comment was taken out of context and Germany soon corrected it in a follow-up release that its position on the Eurobond is still the same (which is a big “no”), analysts now have hope that perhaps this EU Summit will be more fruitful than its predecessors…

Here are some important topics for this Summit:
The short-term proposals are expected to fall under these five main topics:

* Direct recapitalization of banks: using the eurozone’s rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism to recapitalise Spanish banks, thus breaking the ‘sovereign banking’ loop.
* Banking licence for ESM: would give the eurozone rescue fund access to European Central Bank funding, greatly increasing its firepower Seniority, and essentially ending the seniority of official loans to Spain over other creditors’ claims.
* Bank supervision: Making the ECB the supervisor for systemically important banks.
* Direct Bond-buying: Italy and Spain are desperate for eurozone intervention to reduce their sovereign borrowing costs, which are also hitting the real economy.
* The Growth Pact: To boost growth by redirecting structural funds and issuing project bonds to finance infrastructure spending.

The long-term proposal are:

* Banking Union: moves towards centralised supervision, a common resolution fund and a single eurozone bank deposit guarantee scheme, possibly with a taxpayer backstop.
* Euro Bonds: helps to lower sovereign borrowing costs through common issuance of debt.

And of course, let’s not forget the Spain’s banking aid and the potential 3rd Greek Bailout as the new coalition government letter requested 2 years extension on jobless benefits, cancellation of tax hikes in restaurants, farms, and the 150K proposed government jobs cut.

hisableplc: wat happened bro hope all is well

(EU) Market has been waiting for the European Leaders to solve the debt crisis and expectations are at all time high going into the EU Summit as Germany stated today that “[Germany] was willing to go far as needed to move towards fiscal union as the process is irreversible; Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt and would support short-term measures to deal with the acute financing problems facing some of the region’s governments”… Although the comment was taken out of context and Germany soon corrected it in a follow-up release that its position on the Eurobond is still the same (which is a big “no”), analysts now have hope that perhaps this EU Summit will be more fruitful than its predecessors…

Here are some important topics for this Summit:
The short-term proposals are expected to fall under these five main topics:

* Direct recapitalization of banks: using the eurozone’s rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism to recapitalise Spanish banks, thus breaking the ‘sovereign banking’ loop.
* Banking licence for ESM: would give the eurozone rescue fund access to European Central Bank funding, greatly increasing its firepower Seniority, and essentially ending the seniority of official loans to Spain over other creditors’ claims.
* Bank supervision: Making the ECB the supervisor for systemically important banks.
* Direct Bond-buying: Italy and Spain are desperate for eurozone intervention to reduce their sovereign borrowing costs, which are also hitting the real economy.
* The Growth Pact: To boost growth by redirecting structural funds and issuing project bonds to finance infrastructure spending.

The long-term proposal are:

* Banking Union: moves towards centralised supervision, a common resolution fund and a single eurozone bank deposit guarantee scheme, possibly with a taxpayer backstop.
* Euro Bonds: helps to lower sovereign borrowing costs through common issuance of debt.

And of course, let’s not forget the Spain’s banking aid and the potential 3rd Greek Bailout as the new coalition government letter requested 2 years extension on jobless benefits, cancellation of tax hikes in restaurants, farms, and the 150K proposed government jobs cut.

hisableplc: wat happened bro hope all is well

(EU) Market has been waiting for the European Leaders to solve the debt crisis and expectations are at all time high going into the EU Summit as Germany stated today that “[Germany] was willing to go far as needed to move towards fiscal union as the process is irreversible; Germany may be willing to move sooner than expected to accept shared liability of euro-zone debt and would support short-term measures to deal with the acute financing problems facing some of the region’s governments”… Although the comment was taken out of context and Germany soon corrected it in a follow-up release that its position on the Eurobond is still the same (which is a big “no”), analysts now have hope that perhaps this EU Summit will be more fruitful than its predecessors…

Here are some important topics for this Summit:
The short-term proposals are expected to fall under these five main topics:

* Direct recapitalization of banks: using the eurozone’s rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism to recapitalise Spanish banks, thus breaking the ‘sovereign banking’ loop.
* Banking licence for ESM: would give the eurozone rescue fund access to European Central Bank funding, greatly increasing its firepower Seniority, and essentially ending the seniority of official loans to Spain over other creditors’ claims.
* Bank supervision: Making the ECB the supervisor for systemically important banks.
* Direct Bond-buying: Italy and Spain are desperate for eurozone intervention to reduce their sovereign borrowing costs, which are also hitting the real economy.
* The Growth Pact: To boost growth by redirecting structural funds and issuing project bonds to finance infrastructure spending.

The long-term proposal are:

* Banking Union: moves towards centralised supervision, a common resolution fund and a single eurozone bank deposit guarantee scheme, possibly with a taxpayer backstop.
* Euro Bonds: helps to lower sovereign borrowing costs through common issuance of debt.

And of course, let’s not forget the Spain’s banking aid and the potential 3rd Greek Bailout as the new coalition government letter requested 2 years extension on jobless benefits, cancellation of tax hikes in restaurants, farms, and the 150K proposed government jobs cut.

is my fault, if i had posted the news everyone wud be smilin to the bank by now

thank you Jesus

workCHOP closed for the week

ehizmac: hello guys...thank God its a new day
[b]salibaba [/b]try to reach me i got something for you@ nelsonmax_forex at yahoo.com

sent you mail check inbox

ehizmac: Date symbol type price pips
2012.06.21 EURUSD sell 1.2555 +134
2012.06.22 USDCHF buy 0.9566 +103
these are my positions so far and it still remains...am currently looking at closing this positions when i make over 300% of my account....
i wish i can explain my system but i know if i do more than 95% of people here will disagree so whats the point...since i personally discover this system there is no trade i dont make profit...most big traders in forex do long term, initially the return might be small but as your account grows in size you will enjoy very bit of it. then you will know that forex is just a free money.. i dont trade with emotions or tension because all my entries are calculated out and i know how to turn my lossing trades into very big wining trades so i have no fear whatsoever .... dear fellow traders follow the trend cos its you friend...i hate this two words in forex STOPLOSS and TAKEPROFIT cos its not applicable to my trading style and i believe those words are meant for you to make money for your brokers...[b]not until you know how to turn your losses into wining my dear emotion will never stop hunting you in forex....[/b]those who have ears let them hear...thats my one cent... happy piping guys

nice one my fellow TREND FOLLOWER

ehizmac: hello guys...thank God its a new day
[b]salibaba [/b]try to reach me i got something for you@ nelsonmax_forex at yahoo.com

k. email me at siliconrule@yahoo.com

happy pipping

ehizmac: when the prophet speaks the wise listen[/b]s.....its ok [b]hisableplc at least now i understand your point...well thats why we are here to help each other i tried to give advise to those on GU long to either secure their position cos i saw to many people buying GU...well thats forex for you shits happen.....happy piping guys

sup dude, bin a while and hope u are gud?

just took 88pips of profit on eu and gu on sell

workshop closed for today

topeorekoy: Police sources said suspected Boko Haram gunmen staged a daring attack on the Damaturu prison on Gashua Road, freeing several inmates around 6:00 AM.

Residents told Reporters that sounds of sporadic gunshots still permeate the area. The Joint Task Force (JTF) forces had engaged in a fierce gunfight with the sect during the week leading to capture and execution of a leading Boko Haram commander, an army private, Habib Bama.

AGAIN!!

freecocoa: Aww lovely pics.

Wishing you both a happy married life.

Omo eh bros, you and your kids will never lack milk o,your wife's factory isn't going out of business anytime soon .

i swear

see boobs want to tear the clothe, na vex

anyway nice pics Happy married life

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unclenna: Prophet trade what you see.

did i not say it