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YourGFsnatcher:
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So Dauziani is your role model??

What kind of country is this 😳🥺😬🤣

Very crude without a knowledge human

They are the same powerful individuals accusing Alisson Daiziani
She exposed the rot and they never forgave her
She tried to show Buhari but he was just too full of hate to listen or acknowledge the documents.
What a country of rot and corruption

For both gender o
Or they marry and do not have more than one child

They don't care
With all that is happening all they care about is themselves only
Very horrible clan

Well deserved

Very shameful and classless
Men and woman without standard

BrutusOj:
What else do you think she is doing? A whole state Assembly law maker you are making this statement on? Some of you think you know too much, if they give you access to thesame man now, you will go do thanksgiving in church after your encounter with him

I will pass

Are they all now phone dealers ??
It's confusing on what they actually do

I thought IMISI said she would buy a house for her mum?

I just hope she knows what she's doing

[quote author= post=137496957]Peter still looks the same,
Just some Grey hair, here and there.[/quote]The stress and the busy schedule can make one look 120 at 30.

That is where we have proper accountability

This is where the local health centres nust be properly equipped with the right resource both human and equipment as all we have there are 50% quacks who ply on people's lack of knowledge

Next is to run to a bank and get a loan
Exploit the loan and leave the university to rut

Nigerian lecturers and their demigod status feeling
Same with the Unizik finished one.
Funny to think the current one will have supporters as the horrible fellow in UNIZIK.

Honestly if you have money
Make sure your children have their Education in a select private school abroad.
They learn humility and respect with alot of civility

Very louder
His wife tried to tell the whole world who he is but he is currently on the side of his kind right now so everywhere is cool

greatiyk4u:
Why I got married

Growing up, I watched my parents work tirelessly to provide for our family. They were always there for me and my three other younger siblings, sacrificing their own happiness for our well-being. As I grew older, I realized that their dedication to our family had come at a cost - they were lonely, and their lives revolved around me as the first son and the only son around in Nigeria.

After my graduation from the university, I relocated to the city and started business ventures while leaving behind my two brothers in the university but they relocated to Europe immediately after their NYSC, I would often visit home and find my parents sitting alone in the evenings, with no one to share their thoughts or experiences with. My father's eyes would light up when I walked in, and my mother's face would break into a warm smile. But beneath the surface, I saw the loneliness and helplessness because they were left alone with our last born and the only daughter we have who was going to school from home.

The scenario that broke the Carmel back was after my sister was posted to far away ADAMAWA state for her Youth service and my dear parents were left all alone to help themselves, they are retirees with Dad a retired principal in a secondary school and mom a retired LGA staff....One Saturday, I visited home unannounced and met the two of my parents lying down helpless with none of them strong enough to even bring out food from the refrigerator to microwave and eat, no strength to even wake up to plug in their phones to charge even when there was electricity supply because they were sick and weak.... immediately they saw me, they rejoiced as if a Messiah had befallen them, my dad told me they had not eaten anything since the previous day because they had no helper and the first thing I should do was to hurry up and warm soup and make Eba for them to start with.

I quickly dropped my luggages and rushed to do as they requested and sooner than later their joy was resoundly restored , we spent all night gisting and merrying that i couldnt hang out with my home boys who were eagerly waiting to have some bottles and cups of palm wine with bush meat on me.

On getting back to the city I realized that I needed as a matter of urgency to give them the joy and companionship they deserved. I needed to bring someone into my life who would care for them as their own parents. I began to appreciate the importance of family and the value of having someone to share life's moments with.

I made up my mind to marry my girlfriend that I dated from the university because I knew she would be my partner, and together, we could give my parents the happiness and companionship they deserved. I wanted to repay their selflessness and sacrifice by giving them a sense of security and joy in their later years.

Marrying her wasn't just about us; it was about building a life together that would bring happiness to my parents. I'm grateful to have found someone who shares my values and loves my family as much as I do.

Google photo used for illustration

Glad I read this story
It's a good one
I am glad they have a responsible child in you

greatiyk4u:
Why I got married

Growing up, I watched my parents work tirelessly to provide for our family. They were always there for me and my three other younger siblings, sacrificing their own happiness for our well-being. As I grew older, I realized that their dedication to our family had come at a cost - they were lonely, and their lives revolved around me as the first son and the only son around in Nigeria.

After my graduation from the university, I relocated to the city and started business ventures while leaving behind my two brothers in the university but they relocated to Europe immediately after their NYSC, I would often visit home and find my parents sitting alone in the evenings, with no one to share their thoughts or experiences with. My father's eyes would light up when I walked in, and my mother's face would break into a warm smile. But beneath the surface, I saw the loneliness and helplessness because they were left alone with our last born and the only daughter we have who was going to school from home.

The scenario that broke the Carmel back was after my sister was posted to far away ADAMAWA state for her Youth service and my dear parents were left all alone to help themselves, they are retirees with Dad a retired principal in a secondary school and mom a retired LGA staff....One Saturday, I visited home unannounced and met the two of my parents lying down helpless with none of them strong enough to even bring out food from the refrigerator to microwave and eat, no strength to even wake up to plug in their phones to charge even when there was electricity supply because they were sick and weak.... immediately they saw me, they rejoiced as if a Messiah had befallen them, my dad told me they had not eaten anything since the previous day because they had no helper and the first thing I should do was to hurry up and warm soup and make Eba for them to start with.

I quickly dropped my luggages and rushed to do as they requested and sooner than later their joy was resoundly restored , we spent all night gisting and merrying that i couldnt hang out with my home boys who were eagerly waiting to have some bottles and cups of palm wine with bush meat on me.

On getting back to the city I realized that I needed as a matter of urgency to give them the joy and companionship they deserved. I needed to bring someone into my life who would care for them as their own parents. I began to appreciate the importance of family and the value of having someone to share life's moments with.

I made up my mind to marry my girlfriend that I dated from the university because I knew she would be my partner, and together, we could give my parents the happiness and companionship they deserved. I wanted to repay their selflessness and sacrifice by giving them a sense of security and joy in their later years.

Marrying her wasn't just about us; it was about building a life together that would bring happiness to my parents. I'm grateful to have found someone who shares my values and loves my family as much as I do.

Google photo used for illustration

Glad I read this story
It's a good one

These men are shameless
They just don't care
So the central needs everyone in one party before development can reach the states

He was passionate in his quest to make the scripture known to all nation

YourGFsnatcher:
So you assumed.
Bih you have no idea how many countries I've been too. You want to compare the achievement of Scottish people with Africans? Are u even serious

You are not even smart

YourGFsnatcher:
Africans are too slow. A building build by white men century ago is still a country's pride. Black men are still far behind. Imagine showing a foreigner a building build by his ancestors as Nations pride. Whadtaa

It clearly shows you've never been out of the country
A trip to Scotland will open your eyes

And the whole world have given more to GAZA which was spent in Qatar and private jets
While the little for aid is used to equip terrorists

Immatex:
She go even last 30 days?

The substantive chairman is only hours from taking over.

Emi-la-kon can’t risk this woman pouring sand in his Amala by trying to be a hero!

Or like the lady in Abia state that chose to do the right thing.
Ladies are agents of change when they are convinced of the right thing

Israel helping companies make headlines

This is deception and shouldn't be isolated to a particular gender.
Women also sponsor men and get dumped at the end of it

But you will knee to have sex with her and won't mind

I wadnt expecting anything honorable from APC though.

Well done Hilda
They will never understand your innovative and brave mind.
They will lose steam spiting their hate but keep the attention on Nigeria and yourself roaring
God bless you girl!!

Wait for presidential , state and LG election and watch then vote the same person. While the governors build more mosque for them all

This is becoming so shameful and out of place.
The rogues I'm Government think we will forget all these rascality.
We can only bid our time and remind them later when they cry out