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kenn4rill:And you didn't think the topic might be false? WE DONT NEED THIS TYPE OF TOPICS HERE. THEY ARE MOSTLY FULL OF LIES |
Damn. Once his family realizes how much insurance are paying each dead person's family, they would wish he had died. Indiands don't have joy. The deceased family can get up to a million dollar per person and you come get mind survive. |
Troost has the same passion has Mikel. Bless you champ |
Nairaland is the wrongest place to bring marriage topics. Watch has this thread will be flooded by under 30 jobless men. They will tell you how worhtless women are and how marriage is not worth it, and how they can never marry in this life. But meanwhile, if they give you just 5 minutes access to their phone, you will open your mouth waaa with what you will see. You will see them begging women for attention and sending gifts she never asked for. Truth is, an heterosexual man is nothing without a woman in his life. Not women but a woman. You are just not completely fulfilled no matter how much you try. The topics of marriage that makes it to the internet are the bad ones because it is news worthy. There is no news about a working marriage. So whenever you see a marriage thread, its the bad one and people will think that is how all the marriages in the world are. But for every bad marriage and divorce that made it to the news, there are 1500 good ones that dont make it. I have been married for 3 years and I'm loving it. My wife is the most stubborn woman I have met in my life. In fact we just finished settling one minor qurell before typing this. But she is also the sweetest gift I have ever had. I dont know what would have happened to me if I didn't marry her. She is the kindest, sweetest and most loving human being I know. Yes, there are conflicts but we have made a decision not to go to sleep without sorting it out. And this has helped us. Marriage is sweet for many and sour for some. But in general, train yourself to be a good and loving person and when there are conflicts, iron it out fast before it degenerates. |
DenreleDave:Shey Nairaland je hospital ni. Abi iru katikati wo lele yii |
Penguin2:He will be 27 by December. Just 3 years and he will be 30. At 30, his peak is coming to an end. He better go get the bag. He has proven himself in Europe already in Seria A and Turkish League. He should go and collect 600k pounds tax free weekly. |
These too are arrogant, pompous, egoistic, ill mannered and narcissistic. Two people with these bad characteristics can not last together. |
Ammmy:Watch out for crazy rebounds. Once Naira starts gaining like this, the rebounds is usually crazy. |
So, Naija politicians don turn to skit makers |
The guy could be a banker, electrician, engineer, business man, anything, but you decided to label him a Yahoo boy. |
The entire Saudi League need him, not just for his football prowess but majorly for his influence. The Saudi League is planning to pay part of Ronaldo's fee to help him stay and retire in Saudi. Their TV rights has skyrocketed since he joined, they are now well known around the world. Now young footballers and not just the old ones are joining from every part of the world. CR7 is a big name and a big influence. The Saudis will do anything to keep him. They can even give him an oil well if he wants. |
cyberbro:I thought I was the only one with a functioning brain until I saw your comment. |
Whatever you do in this life just have money. And when you do, one of the things you must do is travel around the world. Aside cheering osimhen, these guys are just using the opportunity to go for holiday in Eurorpe. |
Feilding over aged players as usual |
I listen to Radio everyday in my car. Brila FM 88.9. I even call in to the program. My favourite presenter is Man wey Sabi, Ifeanyi Vitalis Udeze I want to believe nearly 60% of people who won a car listen to radio and thats a very large number. |
This Wike don learn tactics from Jagaban. You must bow before him |
Click LIKE for INTER Click SHARE for PSG |
Remove North and Nigeria will make the list |
jamafa:Ogogoro ni |
Jesu!, na my spec be this girl o. In fact, na everybody spec. He get some girls wey be say she fit everybody spec. Na this kind girl. Thick o, slim o, average height o, you like yansh o, you no like yansh o, short o, tall o. She just dey within everybody spec |
Another black man gone |
Have you heard of "common-law marriage" Google it. People can be deemed married after cohabiting for a long time together. The wife who is now a common-law wife can even answer the man's name. I have seen this happen very well here in Nigeria and is even legal is some parts of the world. Dey play!
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Hezzyluv:Omo, this one ehn. My wife mistakenly saw my balance last week. Baba mi, I have not rested till now |
Toor |
Celebrityblog:Anybody who believes the fabricated story is a bigger fool than the story fabricator. People come online to write their fantasies and claim it to be true. Bullsheet. |
OKOATA:I saw your matchmaking post from last year. Na that woman you marry? Abi this your marriage issue na after your divorce? |
The EFCC Chairman added that the agency’s operatives had also arrested some suspects in connection with the fraud. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has announced the recovery of some money from the digital investment platform Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX) trading platform. This was announced by the chairman of the anti-graft agency, Mr Ola Olukoyede in an interview with TVC on Sunday. The EFCC Chairman added that the agency’s operatives had also arrested some suspects in connection with the fraud. “We have gone far with CBEX. We have been able to recover a reasonable amount of money,” he said. He explained further that stolen money was in cryptocurrency and the EFCC has been able to trace and recover part of it. He also acknowledged that the agency experienced difficulties while converting the funds back to dollars in cash. He added: “Even though in the crypto wallet, the same way the money was taken from them. There is no way you will get them in dollars. There is no way you get the dollars in cash without necessarily going through the same process.” The EFCC boss added that some suspects have already been arrested, noting that the agency is still pursuing others who are on the run. “We have gone far. We have made a reasonable arrest. “We are not going to give out much because we don’t want the process to be disrupted. We are still after quite a number of people we have declared wanted,” he said He stated that the investigation has been challenging because the fraudsters utilised “non-custodial wallets,” which means there was no identity linked to the accounts, making it more difficult to trace the criminals. “We are still investigating a lot of wallets and the wallets they created are called noncustodian wallets; in other words, no KYC. So, you can’t trace it to anybody. “So, from the noncustodial wallet, they moved it to some wallets in Europe, Eastern Europe, particularly Cambodia and from there, they dispersed the money. We have been able to block some of these wallets where money has not been dispersed. “That is to the extent that we have gone. I even learnt that there are still some of these perpetrators and Nigerians are still falling victim. I believe people should learn from this,” he added. SaharaReporters earlier reported how CBEX crashed, wiping out the life savings of thousands of Nigerians, particularly young people, who believed they were investing in a legitimate platform. Adefowora Abiodun, a suspected promoter of the scheme, voluntarily surrendered to the agency in April. This came after Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court in Abuja ruled to approve the EFCC's request to arrest and detain six promoters of CBEX, including Adefowora. Abiodun, along with five others – Adefowora Oluwanisola, Emmanuel Uko, Seyi Oloyede, Avwerosuo Otorudo, and Chukwuebuka Ehirim – was declared wanted by the EFCC following submissions made by the commission’s counsel, Fadila Yusuf. After hearing the EFCC’s application, Justice Nwite had ruled, “I have listened to the submission of learned counsel for the applicant (EFCC). I have also reviewed the affidavit evidence and exhibits, along with the written address. I am satisfied that the application is meritorious and hereby grant it as prayed.” All six promoters were declared wanted by the EFCC for their alleged involvement in a fraudulent investment scheme valued at over $1billion. Following the declaration, Abiodun, accompanied by his lawyers, turned himself in at the EFCC headquarters in Abuja around 4 p.m. on Monday. Abiodun expressed his willingness to cooperate with the EFCC. The counsel for the suspect, Babatunde Busari, stated that his client decided to submit himself for investigation to clear his name and correct the narrative being widely circulated in the media. https://saharareporters.com/2025/05/26/efcc-announces-recovery-funds-n13trillion-cbex-crypto-scam-makes-arrests |
Trueigbo:The love faded away after a short while. I lost her contact eventually. Saw her on Facebook a while back, she is now a very big madam with children. I bin don move on too with my own wife and kids. |
