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Dgunnerz:lolz, why won't you wear it outside? |
divinehand2003:would you wear them? Look closely o... they said the name is Romphim |
I jumped into this on Instagram, abeg wetin be this? Will you wear them?
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OkoNDOoBo:I didn't intend to answer your question, but to sensitise gullible people, who might not look well enough to see your question as tribalistic, inciteful and full of hate. Don't quote me again. |
Lols, From Owerri (ama awusa), Slaughter in Okigwe, lokpanta in Abia to places in Awka, Abakaliki and Enugu predominantly occupied by Hausa/Fulani men and women. Most have lived there for decades, some have taken there as Thier homes. Igbos are peaceful, though we hate rubbish. In Okigwe for instance, the busiest bank there is Zenith and guess what, Hausa/Fulani business men are mostly the reason. In some of these places, they have assimilated, inter-married and mingled with the indeginous people that you find it hard to differentiate as most of them can even communicate perfectly in Igbo. When people are busy making money and catering for their own, they find it hard for fights. Igbos are always busy working hard to take care of their family (Govt help or Not), Hausa/Fulanis in Igbo land are busy too making their money hence we live in peace. If you want to compete in Igbo land, top up your game, we respect and learn from people that challenge us when the playing ground is equal. Ogwu ka oham na onu. |
Typical day in the classroom for some of us
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When your program manager have no joy
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Trust me, we owe this guy.
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I'm really enjoying this camera
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It's really refreshing in here!
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The best way to understand CSS hover
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When a dad is a programmer
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Asegzy:the truth can be scary sometimes. |
konjishild:lols nigga, she won't even believe she typed that |
mrcrabs:Gbam!! |
Edubrazilnwa:I don't think that is true. |
MhizTenderly:Dear, from what I have experienced, you girls do oo! |
TIDDOLL:Lols, Tubaba really knew what he was talking about there..Guy's a legend |
jiksman3:Me too mehn! Only my wife wil enjoy that when I get married. I don quit already pending marriage. |
steppin:And after the week that we could have done it, her period started ![]() |
Cleopatra4:Yeah yeah! |
tiswell:Thank you, my thoughts were, if they could want me to, they can allow another guy that they might have loved or liked whatever it is. At least show a sense of security. |
FelixFelicis:abegii! I don't trust any girl o, trust is relative, besides that's why we ought to give it time. |
FelixFelicis:i guess! She said to me "so you would use condom on me?" wtf! This is the first time and we are still getting to know ourselves. |
folanrewaju77:lolz, is that the reason? |
Loyalblak007:speak for yourself then |
This is entirely my opinion based on experience. I have always found myself in a position that i don't have a condom around, i guess this is because seeing it around my house might motivate me to have sex. So i have these three different cases of friends (potential girlfriends) visiting and things turned out a bit steamy only for me to stop at making out only because i didnt have protection. What baffles me though is their willingness to have unprotected sex even though that was the first time. My hesistance ends up ruining the relationship before it starts. So girls does your sixth sense tell you whom to trust or just to keep the fun flowing not minding any consequence that might follow? |
blackberlin:After prayers, u no go sit down dey wait nah!...i guess prayer should start from step 1 till the last. |
4. Assimilate your new habit Understanding that you have new habit(s) allows you to establish an emotional connection with your new self. This positive emotional bond with your inner self drive peaceful forces of nature to you and you become happy for what you have achieved. This final step to dropping a bad habit will not only lead you to assimilate and understand the person you want to become, but it will fully incorporate the change within you. Hence, you can channel your emotions which plays a big role in our decisions to your new found self. I hope this helps you to becoming a better you and dropping the leeches that keep drawing you back from living a more fulfilling life. Please contribute your opinion on this, have you successfully dropped a bad habit before? How did you do it? cc lalasticlala, mynd44 abeg this one try, help move it to frontpage http://www.factextra.com/how-to-stop-bad-habit-in-4-steps/ |
3. Justify and offer a motive for your actions Adopt motivating books like the Bible and the Koran as the guide to living a meaningful life. Study of these archives of knowledge can enlighten, strengthen, transform you spiritually and intellectually and help you quit habits or control yourself more. The third step on this journey is; You must rationalize the reason of your decision to drop the bad habit and adopt a new identity. Doing this ethically and logically helps you understand the new person you want to become and the importance of sticking to the script. Now you have adopted a positive activity the next step will be to change your understanding. |
2. Make the choice to drop the bad habit and adopt a new one Now you have stopped, you will still be dangling on what next. It’s worst off staying empty that’s why you need a new identity. The forces of nature promised to “save you” and make you happier because you are trying to help it restore balance to the universe by your singular act. The second step, While you are on the path to stop some bad habits, you must immerse yourself in an alternative, positive reality. Chabad scholar Yehuda L. Ceitlin says. When dropping an old habit, adopt a new one to take its place and fill the void. Happiness researcher Gretchen Rubin says that it is much easier to replace old habits with new habits after a change in life. Adopt your new activity and identity continuously so it becomes the new you. |
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