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mashnino: don't really know what to give as a suitable answer to your question

but look at this way...

maybe the other partner doesnt know what he/she wants...

maybe pressure from parents or relatives on the relationship...

which could make him/her take a decision that could affect them in the long run...

now in this situation you have to fight for your love...

he/she can't do it alone you ve to be there...or something like dat

hope you get my perspective...?

@ mashnino do you think fighting for it is the solution to issues highlighted?I think working it out will be ideal or better still how will one fight for love in the situation above

Happy new year to fellow nairalanders.May this year bring fulfilment for all in Jesus name.

To business: I have heard people times without number saying they will fight for love.My question is , is love meant to be fought for? I think in my own opinion it should be worked out if it is love indeed.However it may be an expression to show how much value they place on relationship.
Why should I fight for love if I can't work it out or make it work?
want the house opinion, no insult please.
please let's talk.

@op, I think I av an understanding of your state.As a young minister of God I av had opportunities to listen to this story line over and over again.Let me give you my piece of advice, just go back to the architect(God) of the institution of marriage for direction in this regard with an open heart and you can be rest assured that your worry will be over.I see God settling you soon if you don't give up on Him.Shallom.

ASUN strike will sun end, we are good tu goat.lol

Africa has lost her greatest leader of all time.Who will step into his shoes?
Sleep on madiba.

Glorious experience I had at the national conference in 2003.El-Bethel was the theme then.pastor Ashimolowo was the the main speaker.So refreshing.Thank God for NCCF.Rural rugged, the aggressive and effective way to reach the unreached for Christ.

Congrats to my brother John and his beautiful bride.Congrats to our beloved father, pst w.f. Kumuyi.

This world.Knowledge of the most high is the solution to all ignorance.Things like this are confirmation to the fact that there is an all knowing God.I served in Taraba almost 10years ago and i did not for once hear about this.

interesting.Hope this won't be swept under carpet?

Chrisbenogor: "Naim Jesus fall in the canoe with him pallies"
Reinhard Bonke: "As the boat was sailing there was a great storm"
Akpomiemie: " As the canoe dey remove naim yawa come gas"
Reinhard Bonke: " the storm was so great that it was like a whirl wind"
Akpomiemie: "the yawa na die so tay kasala burst enter"
Reinhard Bonke: " the disciples were now afraid and they shouted master master"
Akpomiemie: "naim liver drop him pallies, dem begin hala bros bros"
Reinhard Bonke: " Jesus got up and calm down the wind"
Akpomiemie: "Naim Jesus rise and arrange the yawa"
Reinhard Bonke: " He turned to his disciples and said, you are men of little faith"
Akpomiemie: Na so Jesus look him pallies, shake him head and say UNA FALL MY HAND"

i like this.

Pst Adeboye,the General Overseer of RCCG with over one million fans on facebook and still counting seems to be an individual in Nigeria with the highest number of facebook friends.Any Nigerian whose fan base on facebook has hit one million?Let us hear from you.

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