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immortalcrown:
I avoided female friends even when I had become an adult.

I met responsible girls who genuinely love me, but I did not give them chance to get close to me. Some of them, after being taken by other men, confronted and blamed me for letting them go. They said they died in silence because the prevalent culture in our society makes it abnormal for girls to take the lead in starting a romantic relationship.

The first girl I dated was the one that asked me out. She spent on me and never allowed me to spend on her. One day, she collected the money I gave her, bought something worth of 20 Naira and returned the balance to me. She said she just wanted to prove to me that she was not rejecting things that came from me. She said she wanted to be the one spending, just to appreciate me. She said all she wanted was for me to love her as she loves me. She occasionally said to me, "One day, you will leave me". Each time she said it, she wept. So many things happened and she got married after some years.

Now, I search and wish I allowed one to dominate me then. Many of them still check on me and wish me well. But who knows tomorrow? Maybe the best is yet to come.

Baba u don too waste time and God-given helpers ... Now na skelewu girls full town oh. Pray well Sha.

Why I'm I seeing this kinda of news now more frequently?

bixton:
Except this person is staying somewhere in the middle belt to north.....
This meal is meagre managed and not averagely nice.

Yh

Cooking alone at home.


U can hardly cook with 800, but can get an averagely nice meal with that.

Yes....
Try using firewood.

The return of PDP will shock us all ooo

I'm tired of all these funny guys defecting just for the sake of what they'll get.

semid4lyfe:
Never smoked ✔️
Never cheated ✔️
Never got drunk✔️
Never mast∆rbated✔️

20 marks.

Talk true!!!

Dogalmighty17:
It appears she nose a lot.

Isn't that a line of a song

U skipped many camp food ... Gather here abeg.

😁😁😁

Promises are made to be broken!!!!

Yahaya Bello still roams free in the country yard

Where are my Tiv people?

He is making it!


I pray he makes the right move.... I see returning as African best again.

Okay! That sounds good.
🤔but would that reduce the price of fuel?

Congratulations....

But the value of that savings keep decreasing.

What is happening for God sake....


Lord pls keep people safe!

Racoon:
See these buffons? With the suffering people are going through in Nigeria today? A national sassembly that gulped ₦344bn in the 2024 budget, built luxury offices, drove in brand-new SUVs, and still calls itself “underfunded”?

Ironically this is the most expensive legislature being run and the most useless in the world. Let them function as unicameral or part time legislature, these hardened criminals will never agree. Nigeria is not ready for good governance yet that is why these fools comes out to say rubbish @ will.

Perfectly said!!!

Just imagine....

This been long nw ... I don't think it works like we may think, since people aren't adopting it

What's aggregate?

Later una go dey send thunder to village people!

An IOS or Android App. Like Facebook and others.

Who cares!!!!

Hmmmm...

Gbadugbakun:
Na my money una de use do empowerment eh bet9ja!

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Kai.... That's sad!


U will need to see the devastation that happens to the people in such situations.

Funny people everywhere in the world!!!

Who chose him.... And what exactly are his achievements in real!

Regina Daniels........ Extinguisher