₦airaland Forum

Omihanifa:
Nah police be this or local vigilante

tohyorsih2:
They will welcome you. Even though you're yet to sew the white garment

tohyorsih2:
Tomorrow is sunday. Just enter any white garment church around you.
Remember fasting starts on monday

tohyorsih2:
I 'm not surprised...it's a white garment church

QueenSekxy:
Lool. Liar

tohyorsih2:
motigbo oo. Eshey sir

Guest007:
Be searching for husbands up and down nl

Haywhymido:
weyrey

tohyorsih2:
Moun shey ako lowo oo

Ezi1993:
Amen!!Thank you.

Ezi1993:
Hmmmm...It is well...still searching for one..Only God knows why am yet to find the bone of my bone till now..Oh God in heaven pls hear me out,,,I wanna fall in love and be loved again..��

Jarus:
2010.
Working in Lagos. Seriously searching.
Managed to get one lady I met at a wedding few weeks earlier give me appointment to come see her in Ilorin.
Booked a 6pm Arik flight to Ilorin on a Friday.
4.30pm, I hadn't finished my work in the office. My boss was still around.
Can't afford to miss my flight for the Ilorin appointment.
Left my system on in office, pretending as if I just stepped out to grab a snack on the next street.
Hopped into a bike from VI to Ikeja airport to beat rush hour traffic and make the flight.
Still got to Ikeja late, around 6.30pm. Thankfully, the flight was delayed to 8pm.
Got to Ilorin like 9pm and settled down.
Appointment with the lady next day at an eatery and she was doing yanga. Barely spent 30 minutes.
Parleyed with a couple of guys in his neighbourhood and heard some not-so-good tales about her.
Together with the way she reacted at our short meeting at an eatery, I got angry.
Missed flight back to Lagos on that Saturday and there was no Sunday flight to Lagos. And I had to go to work on Monday.

Took late for me to go back to Lagos by road as it was like 5pm already and I dont like night journey.
Headed to bus garage in Ilorin and got a bus going to my hometown, which is just 45 minutes drive to Ilorin so I can pass the night there and continue the Lagos journey early in the morning on Sunday.

In the bus from Ilorin to my hometown, saw this quiet, well-dressed beautiful lady sitting in the seat after mine.

Couldn't interact with her in the bus as we were on different seat rows. Determined to alight anywhere she alighted, even if in a town before my hometown. Thankfully, we were both going to same town but she alighted at a bus stop before mine. Needless to say I also alighted at her bus stop. She entered a shop to buy an item (a walking stick for her indisposed mum). After much pestering, and with the intervention of the shop keeper who pleaded with her to oblige me, she gave me her number.

The rest is history. 10 months later. She became my wife. The colleague that covered for me on the Friday evening I sneaked out of office to Ilorin, was my best man.

CruellaDeVil:
attention seeker

UyaiIncomparabl:
I'm still waiting for 'My Prince Charming'.

victorian:
He has seen it.

He said that's better. He likes it this way.

Smile, I understand why he prefers it this way. At least me sef, I go rest from replying and exchanging insults & angry words all day. It's good to be protective, so no shaking.

OK later then. Have a lovely evening. Cheers

LowerPriceData0:
Odota/Geri-Alimi area. Hope no problem?

IvarTheBoneless:

Many years back i was a pilot for Nigerian Airforce

IvarTheBoneless:


Many years back i was a pilot for Nigerian Airforce