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Monchadam:
Hi.

My friend died around June this year and she was buried quickly. Before that, we were close pals, we weren't dating, but she was my friend, and I loved her, she loved me too. When I went through hard times she was with me. In her absence and in her presence, she sent me messages daily on how I should own the day and make it fruitful, we created memories together.

Even in my anger, she would hold me in silence, I've never experienced that kind of love from anyone, never before.

I honestly would have married her, when the time was right, I'm sure of that. The purest soul I've met.
She shared everything with me, as I did with her. And always wanted to know what went through my mind.

To the problems she couldn't solve, she held me and stayed silent.

I'm still broken till date, I cant move on, I just cant.
I still call her number to see if it would go.

How do I move on guys? It still hurts, that the only person who really loved and cared decided to leave this world.

I need your advice on how to move on. Thank you

WhyNa:
Random advice and input.....

In additiion to what I already metioned in previous pages...

1. Use your airline kg well. Bring your essentials....

2. Compared to the income a month, you can survive on 40,000 naira a month or 60,000 if you drink and party. If you pay for accomodation, budget an extra 80,000 for something decent. By month end, you'll have much more than enough savings. Nothing less than $600

3. Vietnam is a tourist country. I haven't visited some places yet but you can go on vacations within Vietnam and have a swell time with beautiful memories

4. When you become friends with a Vietnamese family, you automatically become a family friend. They would randomly give you stuff to take home on each visit and almost always invite you over for lunch or dinner

5. Lunch is by 11am here. Lol

6. The school and teaching system is waaaayy different here. While we start with alphabets and then proceed to 2 letter words, the 3 and all that, They jump that. So it's common to see students who can read and write but can't speak and understand. It's even more amazing when you find an 8 year old who can read out words like computer, purple, rainbow but can't read simple words like The, If, Girl.......Cramming at work is my best guess. Those big words are learnt first mostly under vocabulary and pronouciation.

7. When you sign contracts here, accomodation or so, try to sign for 3 months irst. I'll be moving to new apartment. Cheaper and better.

8. Don't attempt to cook rice with pot here. It will burn and be undercooked. If your apartment doesn't have a rice cooker, it should be in your list of first things to buy

I'm still learning everyday and seeing things. Lol. If you want to teach here, also be ready to play games, be lively and fun and be a clown if you work with children

Spanishmilf:
Just happy for you nii
You out of school now serving, some people never get admission at your age oooh.
Nice
Start visiting all this travel section thread it helps alot.

ILoveDemMANNA:
Dis once just dey wake up for Enugu State?

Seems they are 3 days behind the whole Nigeria?

Guess today is Friday in Enugu?

So funny!

LukasPodolski:
the start up money for this very business was stolen from the people of Niger Delta, and still you have the audacity to mock them..

yesterday many of you were opening threads trying to incite Niger Deltan people because Zamfara state is claiming the gold found in the state.

what is now the difference between you folks and fulani?

parasites everywhere.

DenreleDave:
That man shud be fed to zombies





As we dey try to end Sars

We should also be looking for a way to end this Buhari regime.

Imagine I wanted to buy sachet tomato of 50 today they told me it's now is 100..i was madlya shocked....

#ENDSARS

#endbubuhaaaari regime


Sachet tomato now ranges from 50 naira to 200 ooooo... Nigerians pls let's come out oooo.. Not all of us are rich like celebrities and many other rich people ooooo.. We are just struggling to survive...

Pls let us come out ooo... I can't afford a sachet of tomato dt is 50 turned 100, 150, 200 oooooo..

Save this nation from this evil govt regime ooo

Okoroawusa:
Hahahaha!...I wanted to reply the person too.When the person said 2020 he or she thought it's too far.

2020 is almost gone.

emeijeh:
Op, you said Albino.
Which one is Tope again?

Na yoruba fiss?

FarahAideed:
You can never make a LovePeddler a housewife ..SnoopDogg

vicero:
online dating in 9ja, maybe in the year 2020,

JerryLekki:
https://www.nigeriatunes.com/wp-content/uploads/images-14-7.jpeg

Secret U.S. government documents reveal that JPMorgan Chase, HSBC and other big banks have defied money laundering crackdowns by moving staggering sums of illicit cash for shadowy characters and criminal networks that have spread chaos and undermined democracy around the world.

The records show that five global banks — JPMorgan, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Deutsche Bank and Bank of New York Mellon — kept profiting from powerful and dangerous players even after U.S. authorities fined these financial institutions for earlier failures to stem flows of dirty money.

U.S. agencies responsible for enforcing money laundering laws rarely prosecute megabanks that break the law, and the actions authorities do take barely ripple the flood of plundered money that washes through the international financial system.

In some cases the banks kept moving illicit funds even after U.S. officials warned them they’d face criminal prosecutions if they didn’t stop doing business with mobsters, fraudsters or corrupt regimes.

JPMorgan, the largest bank based in the United States, moved money for people and companies tied to the massive looting of public funds in Malaysia, Venezuela and Ukraine, the leaked documents reveal.

https://www.icij.org/investigations/fincen-files/global-banks-defy-u-s-crackdowns-by-serving-oligarchs-criminals-and-terrorists/






https://projects.icij.org/investigations/fincen-files/confidential-clients/#/en/rukaiyatu-and-atiku-abubakar/

KingAzubuike:
Footballer.


But almost every science student wanted to become a doctor. They never knew they dodged a bullet. That occupation is pure crap and not worth the stress.

CallMeDrino:
Earlier Thread; https://www.nairaland.com/6077958/caleb-obari-mark-missing-nigerian-student



https://igberetvnews.com/1364478/missing-nigerian-student-ukraine-caleb-obari-mark-found-dead/

solmusdesigns:




Generator fume... I bet they kept the gen inside because of Generator thieves not knowing they are killing themselves slowly and painfully



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CodeTemplar:
Did Jesus talk about tithe or not. If you saw only curse in that verse I have nothing to tell your ignorance feigning áss.

CodeTemplar:
Elisha lived a humble life how? How about the part where he asked a widow to prepare for him first? That looks more like the opposite of what you are trying to paint.

CodeTemplar:
Yes. I remember this ugly episode. Thank God for internet.
The frozen minded attention seeker has dropped anti-tithe move after I showed him Mathew 23:23.

UbanmeUdie:



Daddy Freeze will be torn apart by two she bears from the woods.

RIP in advance.


Bishop Oyedepo is the Elisha of this dispensation.

majamajic:
he handed me the 32k , from the other end the money is 32k , turn it and count from another end it's 28k , an hausa person

captainking:
I had similar experience.. I went to buy TV for someone in 2017...saw a TV.. Priced and agreed 35k...after testing.. I paid.. Then they told me the TV does not work with antena.. Decoder or DVD..it shows on black and white in these . That it's a satellite TV and shows only coloured on video camera or USB...

Mhen.... I para.. I kolo. Am a calm dude but got the aggression of a raging phoenix when provoked...

After the para... They gave me another TV after testing over 6 TVs which were all defective...


Igbo People especially the alaba guys and onitsha Main market guys are not honest or sincere... They are ruining the igbo spirit of hard work..

And I am igbo... But I hate what these guys do in alaba

D4donnn:
Must you complain about everything even if them put gorilla glass 2000 will you buy it . Abeg y'all should commend someone when they do something nice for a change .

Kalatium:
I wrote that already in my post

Kekereekun123:
try get sense

1 Buhari does not control the global economy.
2 Ghana has a right to enforce already laid down rules.
3 some Nigerians abroad behave loud and shitty. Imagine is those benin and togolese mason and workers in 9ja begin to do crime and all sorts. You go like am

Kalatium:
While growing up i only knew of secular rappers and break dancers. Until the emergence of gospel rappers like Lecrae, Trip Lee, Da truth, Flame etc. Afterwards my Neighborhood was saturated with gospel rappers.

Now in churches anytime there is concert break dancers and gospel rappers are invited especially in youth programs. However i noticed only youths were interested in it but the older generation were kicking against it including our former pastor.

Our former pastor vehemently comdemn rapping and break dancing, he doesn’t give us the liberty to dance in church.

With the coming of our new pastor, gospel rappers and break dancers are being encouraged.

I am perplexed, why did our former pastor and older generation condemn? it is it a sin?

muchroom:
According to a twitter user, the young men in this video are under the influence of hard drugs smoked by them. One of them is seen attempting to swim his way out of the room using the bare floor while water was being poured on his head. Say no to drugs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbDlevyM0js

Source: https://twitter.com/frost9ja/status/1295682230971518977

joeprince23:
No wonder he tarred that long Mbaukwu road from beginning to the end and the road is very solid even though it is not in the urban area