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NwaAmaikpe:




I think I know the Priest.
I once attended an event at St.John's and saw the way his eyes was scanning hips while giving communion.

Anyways, you are lucky to be sharing kpekus with an anointed man of God.
She needs the wealth of experience a 60 year-old has to offer plus the excess disposable cash he has.

Take heart, your destiny is still intact.
It's better to lose your babe to a priest than losing her to a yahooplus boy or native doctor.

But I think God has given you the task of exposing a fraudulent priest.
Don't be a simp by allowing your babe's emotional blackmail get the best of you.

You need to help the world,
You need to help other men.
Do this for Christianity.
Do this for the Catholic Church.

God will judge you on the last day for protecting the image of someone you are certain is leading his flock astray.
Don't go to hell because you heeded to the pleas of a girl who has been gobbling preek behind you.

Expose that man.

jyrre:
Please i need your help there is this girl that lives in my street i realy like her but i dont want to date her.....i jst want to fvck her PLS NEED HELP

lexy2014:
Exactly. But our people aren't seeing this. Govt wasting people's time on frivolities

canttedra:
The recent topic on the home page motivated me to make this post, anonymously of course.

We were dating before I left Nigeria. We've been dating for about three years. Sometime last year I got a new job in the US (I schooled there so it was easy), and moved away from the country. Until a few weeks ago, we talked nearly every other day. It's always fun talking to her. But lately, things have started to get a little rough because of something that came up, and which I would like to believe is not my fault.

Prior to dating her, since I was a kid in university, I made myself a few promises relating to women:

1. I will never pay a woman's school fees
2. I will never rent a house or apartment for a woman, nor furnish an existing apartment
3. I will never sponsor a woman abroad.

Of course, this does not mean that I won't buy a woman gifts (I do that regularly), or take her on a nice trip. I just do not envisage myself pulling a woman up the social ladder. I prefer she makes her own growth moves as it relates to finances or relocation.

I made these promises based on the fact that I expected that whomever I make a partner should be able to make something of their own selves. I do not want to be anybody's savior or anyone's get-out-of-jail card. This resolution has made lose a few women in the past who thought the relationship should be based on what they can get out of it, and my girlfriend knows this.

The situation right now is that there is a path for her to come to America through studying. We already talked about her applying for graduate studies and then transitioning here into a better job. However, she now feels that would be stressful and may not work. Instead, she thinks it's better if I return to Nigeria this December to marry her and then sponsor her eventually to the US. That's not going to happen. This has created a rift and we have not been talking for a while now.

Am I being unreasonable here? How can I make her realize she can be her own person and not have to depend on someone else to "sponsor" her? It just drives me nuts that she knows this about me but is now vehemently insisting that this is the only viable option.

Madibahisback:
All I see is baby food
I feel like sucking it

IamWonderful:
Mining skull of dead people for N300 is better than killing and pounding new born babies alive for money rituals

chemicool:
I just ordered my Oppo Realme 7 pro now. The seller helped me to divide the money in two 2 places and I used 2 gtb ATM cards to pay. Hopefully the phone will be in my hands by Christmas, at least. GTB exchange rate was #380/$.

IKWUADA:
U be slowpoke true true