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ChiefSosa:
This is the time for you to love YOURSELF MORE. You're too focused on her and what she's got going on. Focus more on yourself and what makes you happy. There's more to life than being too infatuated with someone. You don't have to hate her, just put more effort into other things that interest you. You're losing focus on your studies, I hope you realize she's not losing focus on hers? E go shock u wen she go finish school, go marry born pikin and u go still dey struggle for school. No dey use woman mata dey bother yourself o, cause woman fit easily sort herself out for this life. Na man really get long way to go. Your egungun is not careful, you're allowing him to cross express for someone that won't cross gutter for you. Just do you bro and if this advice doesn't work, na e be say we go carry you enter ashawo quarter be that, talk to some Nlanders, dem go arrange location for you.

Thanks for your candid advice.
Going to ashawo is not even among the least of my priorities now. Lol

I've been a silent member of this forum for a while. I decided to post this because what I'm passing through right now is severely eating me up.
Before I start, I would like to say a few things about myself. I'm a young man in his mid twenties. I have not been in a lot of relationships/dating. In fact, the only relationship I have been into was the one I had about six years ago, shortly after leaving secondary school. Since I broke up with the girl, I have not been in any worthwhile relationship until about three years when I met this girl in the university. We are in the same department and the same class. I loved the girl and I'm sure she liked me but we didn't date because I wasn't ready for relationship. We were friends and we rolled very well.
At some point, I couldn't hold back the feelings I had for her. So, a few days ago, I asked her for a date which she rejected to my greatest surprise
In her response, she told me that that she sees me as a friend and cautioned me not to ruin the friendship. This response from her broke me down and I die each time I go back to read the chart.
I love her but I've decided to move on. However, the problem now is that I can't move on. I've been trying to get her off my mind for the past few days but can't. I can't even concentrate in the class again neither can I read and I have exams in less than two weeks.
All I need from you is some pieces of advice on how to come out of this mess. You may call me a simp or you may say she has put me in her friendzone but all that insults do not matter to me right now. Your mature response is all I need right now.
Thanks

TheSTreetman:
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Dex // gụrụ
Bogged finance

Thanks bro

Guys, do you know any site that offers the same services as poocoin.app (technical analysis of shit coins ).
I can't access poocoin again

helinues:
Wait, is it that you are finding it hard to comprehend what I have been writing or what?

What's stopping each region/state from developing their land now? Are they waiting for restructuring / or new country before they can embark on development?

Ordinary states in a region have not worked together, develop together, create jobs together.. Who will rescue the unviable state when oil money stopped?

How does this writeup of yours make sense to you?
Could it be that you have no understanding of how the power structure between the states and the FG works or you are just a sentimental apologist of a unitary system?
All the critical infrastructures(railway, seaport etc) which are needed to transform or improve the revenue structure of a state are all in the exclusive, which means that only the FG can construct them or approve their construction. When the country is restructured and each region/state becomes autonomous, Anambra state for instance would not need the FG to approve their airport for international flight;Akwaibom would not need the approval of Abuja before they can build their seaport; States in the southeast, South South or even southwest can lias with each other and construct railway routes that would connect all the state in that region. They wouldn't have to wait for FG to do that. Every state will start to think inwards regarding what they can do to generate money. The current unitary system where every state government is sitting idle waiting for monthly allocation from Abj is highly inefficient. Given the global demand and clamouring for greener and more environmentally-friendly energy, it is a matter of time before oil revenue will reduce to the extent that it can no longer sustain an economy. Perhaps, only by then will restructuring or even total disintegration begin to make sense to folks like you

jayesmalling:
Download metamask and import your wallet using the private keys of the wallet u transferred it to...

Ibime:
People should keep different wallets for different networks just to avoid issues

[quote author=Ibime post=101283334]Try opening PancakeSwap and select Eithy. Even though it doesn't reflect in Trustwallet, you may be able to pick it on PancakeSwap under the BSc network and convert to a BSc friendly coin like BNB or BUSD

Thank you guys. I was able to see it but it is now pegged to binance, (i.e binance-pegged ethereum)

Sorry for bothering you further. Is there any difference between the two (i.e eth and binance-pegged eth)

I transferred eth to my trust wallet using BSC network.
The coin is yet to arrive. I understood afterwards that I ought to have used the ethereum network (erc20 ) instead. Please, is there anyway to reverse this transaction?