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posakosa:Of course, you? |
posakosa:So I guess when you're serious, your posts will carry "SERIOUS" sign. |
[b]@Posakosa,[/b]you seriously need to stop your beef on this guy. Damn! ![]() |
My heartbeat, my world, my wifey, sweetheart, my shawtie, my air, and she calls me babe or baby(my head swirls when she calls me) *Smiling endlessly* ![]() |
patwhizkid:Come up with a better defense. MKO died over 10 years ago and you presumed his phone number? Was there GSM in Nigeria already then? Or are you talking landline? He called you, that's why you have his number even to the point of know its last 5 digit numbers without bating an eyelid. Anyways, is it true that you're dating Seun and his cousin? |
patwhizkid:Try harder ![]() |
patwhizkid:I want to believe you're sure of this number, but how did you know if MKO hadn't called you? I thought you said he didn't? hmmm? ![]() |
And what the hell are you waiting for? Tell him! Are you waiting until he starts to feel guilty for his actions and thinks he should separate you from your boyfriend? Wonder how? He'll just tell him you made a pass at him and almost had you but for his fidelity he restrained; how will you prove it to your boyfriend he first of all made the pass if you don't tell him now? Of course trying to prove his friend wrong will be futile because at that time, you're already in a bad light and he will seriously doubt you. The best thing is tell him but try calming him down to put his actions in check. |
Wow! I never knew this thread was already in existence before I created another one, sorry for the confusion. Mine is 21. Up Libra and scorpio |
How dumb do you think someone could have been that they'll conduct a 300M Naira transaction without reviewing all the details? That's no way possible. And, if it does happen, the best option is to find out the account number where the money came from, do some digging to know who owns the account and that will tell you what to do -- but while you do this, don't spend a dime of that money. You might think you can get away with it but 300M is too exorbitant a cash to be messed around with; even in Nigeria where everything is almost untraceable, it could still be located. |
patwhizkid:Yea, give me the last 5 digits |
patwhizkid:You best must have heard that rumor. Because, Obama called me last night and not this morning; sorry, eh? Anyways, I'd give you $1,200.00 if you give me the last 5 digit number of Abiola's number. Consider the offer before I start to get fake claims. |
Your situation can be pretty tempting; but the truth may be the guy loves you. Not necessarily any Nigerian that involves with an American have fiancees/wives back at home(Some have fiancees but don't just trust them the moment they've stepped out the shores). In this kind of situation the Nigerian gets used to the environment he finds himself, meets new people, somewhat he might think they are much more advanced than his fiancee back home, or otherwise he loses interest immediately in the relationship. In other instances, the guy doesn't have a fiancee back in Nigeria but a girlfriend -- a relationship where they've not really specified where it'll be landed. So the best option they opt for is break the relationship. That's why if you get to Nigeria, girls will tell you not to trust your boyfriend the moment he's out of Nigeria because it's believed they end up finding someone else, however, I can't blanket all Nigerian guys to be that way. Also when it comes to Africans' involvement, Nigerians' especially, with foreigners more likely the women -- or so I've seen-- families back in Nigeria are mostly leery. This is because parents always want their children and grandchildren home at least once a year. It's to be noted though that, when Nigerians are married to foreigners, they rarely come home; this is one fear that parents(especially the caring and concerned ones) can't work or get over. It constantly taunts their minds. Relate that fear to the the manner by which these parents dote on their grandchildren. So far as I remember, parents care most about their grandchildren more than anything else. They always want as often as they can, see their grandchildren. This can be seen from the mode with which grandchildren are pampered and spoiled by their grandparents(I personally love my grannies). This is the second fear. These two fears are predominant in Africa, especially Nigeria like I've mentioned earlier. Hence, some family crackdown on their wards not to get married from outside the country; even in some situations when such men may have married a foreigner their parents will still pressure the weak ones into marrying from home. All this is owing to the fact that most foreigners don't like letting go of their kids to visit their fatherland --- as it's usually presumed in Africa. People want to be close to their cousins, grandsons and granddaughters, nieces and nephews, but there's a strong segregation of these kids because their mom(foreigner) doesn't want her kids to visit Nigeria, neither will she allow the husband to; basically might be financial problems as to why but it'll not strike them like that in Africa. Foreign countries, to many Nigerians, is like an ATM machine where you can withdraw money anytime you want. So if the guy hasn't made you meet his family, it might be one of the above reasons. But I still feel he can communicate it to you if it's one of those. He might not be married back home. Maybe he doesn't want you bothered by the pressures his family will put on him when he introduces you to them - or he wants to have got married to you before he breaks it to his family. Nevertheless, I'm can't deny the fact that there are so many dubious guys out there who will have been married back in Nigeria, then still go ahead to marry a foreigner but you shouldn't ride freely to think so unless he has proven so with his actions. Talk to him that you'd love to meet his family, know his friends, etc., and take it from there. The response he gives you tells you the next thing to do. |
Blues for life. |
patwhizkid:I heard Late MKO Abiola called your number persistently for 48 hours, is it true? ![]() |
Kelvinj:Real talk! Ojo dey come I no like anything illegal ![]() |
Ask whoever it is to confirm |
Clown! ![]() |
Slap my palm with $1,000.00 and ask me for a 30-minute demo? You'll be shocked. |
Bad costumes, good story line(sometimes) but pathetic and annoying directing and producing, etc. I will prefer A NIGHT OF A THOUSAND LAUGH to any Nigerian movie any day. |
I don't see anything wrong with it if she wants it then. I've done it before, but like someone said earlier, if you ain't disgusted with the blood you're good to go. |
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NYC Aha! I've only met one NLer who's in NY. Can you make do with someone in NJ? |
"I have a dream, a song to sing, to help me cope with anything. If you see the wonder of a fairy tale . . . . ." Keep dreaming! |
I heard NL will be closed down in November, is it true? Then, I wonder where all of una go dey |
If you were born in October, come on in. If you're a friend or relative to one, you're most welcome. Please, leave your experiences and what you significantly like about your birth month. You can also share with us how you intend to celebrate/mark your birthday. As for friends and families of "Octoberans", please recount your experiences, qualities of people born in October. All hail the LIBRAS and the early SCORPIOS! |
Kelvinj: ![]() |
[quote author=na2day? link=topic=303498.msg4285509#msg4285509 date=1249174654]i think there is a misunderstanding, i was talking about my monopoly money [/quote]I see a guy keep eye on his monopoly money and going gooey on his Benjamins ![]() |
Kunbee: ;DWedding bells From where? Are you sure you're not living close to an Anglican or Catholic church? Because I think that's the bell you're hearing. No be only bell, na ringing you dey hear ![]() |
Hey y'all |
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Aha! I've only met one NLer who's in NY. Can you make do with someone in NJ?
