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Family / Re: Wife: Darling Where Did You Learn This from. by zentarr(m): 4:24pm On Nov 11, 2013
It has nice feel. So bad I use a BB. Op una for create for different Os.
Technology Market / Re: Two Undergrads Build An App Called Konjy. by zentarr(m): 4:19pm On Nov 11, 2013
grin Niceee.
Romance / Re: Nigerian Ladies Worry Over Scarcity Of Men by zentarr(m): 5:34pm On Sep 08, 2013
justplainpaul: First of all i`m not your dear. And if u dont want to exchange word with me, why did u bother to quote me atall. i don`t want any ill infested kiss from u. And congratulation, u have entered the list of my most stupi,d people on the net. you`ll get your award in due time.

Guy chill abeg wetin this babe do yoU. You big pass this attitude na. Haba.

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Romance / Re: Nigerian Ladies Worry Over Scarcity Of Men by zentarr(m): 6:31pm On Sep 07, 2013
Matthew briggs: I am not surprised by this development, Moreover I think this is a serious cause to be alarmed not just for women but for we Males. Because this report is about the scarcity of "Men" not "Males".

This means that the rate at which boys are turning into real men is dwindling rapidly.

I think the rise in unemployment, Increase in standard of living and the high cost of running a family are some of the factors responsible. But most importantly I think the rapid decline in morals, values and the lack of emotional maturity of the Nigerian male is a major cause of this development. Most guys are not marriageable they are still boys.

The irony is that majority of males on this thread are laughing at this development seeing it as an opportunity to mock females instead of asking them self This question

Am I still a boy or when I should be a man?

For we males most of us have some serious growing up to do.

For the females don't wait for Men. Who says you can't go for the boys and groom them to become Men, just make sure he really sees you in his future. Also lower your expectations but still keep your standards, amidst all live life and enjoy it, don't tie your happiness to a man lest you look desperate. When it's your time, your man will come be it at 20 or 40 just make sure you're eyes is wide open to notice him when he comes around, don't allow pride and your character defects to send him running. Learn to go after potential not after physical cash, think long term in relationships and stop wasting you time with the wrong un serious partner.

#just Saying.
Over sense dey worry this post So on point
Romance / Re: We Will Move Mountains Together by zentarr(m): 12:40pm On Jul 06, 2013
Yeas I saw it in popawas thread. Bros you gats to chop knuckle. U try.
Politics / Re: President Jonathan’s Faulty Self-Assessment by zentarr(m): 6:19pm On Jun 10, 2013
This rebuttal carries no weight. This problems listed are things we all know about. Jonathan never explicily stated nigeria's problem are far from over, what he wanted to highlight by stating his acheivments was to show the progress he's made so far. At the end he asked if the opposition wants to criticise him they should form a marking scheme to that effect and be very objective. Like comparing his 3years tenure to that of past Presidents. Than regurging facts we all know about, just to undermine the efforts he's made so far.

There are two sides to nigeria's present condition the dark and the bright side... The side u choose to embrace is up to u. Moreover there is the 3rd side the side that trys to look at this admisitration from a very objective prespective...



The opposition can do better... From this rebuttall if jonathan is clueless the oppostion is "Even More clueless."

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Family / Re: Should A Husband Forgive An Adulterous Wife? by zentarr(m): 7:19pm On May 28, 2013
Matthew briggs: I will forgive But Seek a Divorce. My trust and love dies automatically on finding out.

The only conditions I can consider forgiving her is if by my action in our marriage I Clearly led her to commit adultery.

Actions like
-Neglecting her and not showing her love for extended period of time for no just cause.
-Unknowingly starving her of sex and neglecting her emotional needs due to my work.
-I engaged in an affair she found Out About.
-Leaving her for work or other things when she is emotionally vulnerable


As a person I am passionate by default, therefore showing love comes to me naturally. I intend to love, care, provide and protect my future wife, treat her like my queen. But if she abuses my love for her by cheating. I am off the marriage, without Blinking... I expect her to do same if I am guilty also.

To me adultery is less about the fact another man had access to my wife's honey pot. Because if she was Molested I will still have as my wife and help her in the healing Process.

But more of a breach of trust, and a sign of loss of respect and sanctity towards The Value of our union.

And as a person Trust and Respect is what I value more than even Love

I will not forgive for whatever reason. She becomes poo (past tense) to me when I find out
Travel / Re: How Long Have You Lived In Diaspora & When Are You Returning Home? by zentarr(m): 1:00pm On May 27, 2013
Matthew briggs: Kai, looking at some of the post by Nigerians in diaspora I am not surprised.

Nigeria is a work in progress, it's either you choose to be a driver of this progress or run for shelter in the comfortable life the diaspora presents.

As for me I intend to be among those who will redefine her future. My personal motto as a young Nigerian is "never seek the easyway out, do the hardwork".

One of my key life's work is to make her a force to be reckoned with in the committee of nations in all ramifications. I once told my parents, if having a nice car, living in the best house, with a beautiful wife, lovely kids, and a well paying job is my purpose in life I better die.

I will be leaving soon for the US, but have no intention of building a life there, am just going there to build my knowledge base, get exposure and form relationships that will help me on my life's mission.

Nigeria needs me, I will pay the price to build a nation where the next generation will be proud off. I will not seek the easy way out by running off to another nation, whose parent's have already built in blood and sweat.

I know I'll face big challenges down the line, but by his grace I'll scale through

Nigeria is a work in progress, my work in progress.

As for the diasporans who never intend to come back, trust me you will not be missed.

Gbamm!!

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Travel / Re: Nigerians in DIASPORA, Will Never Be Missed... #FACT by zentarr(m): 12:50pm On May 27, 2013
Matthew briggs: I just finished reading this thread,(https://www.nairaland.com/1301528/how-long-lived-diaspora-when)!looking at some of the post by Nigerians in diaspora I am not surprised.

Most of them see Nigeria as poo, a nation filled with so many problems Ranging from infrastructure to prevalence of corruption, truth be told they are not far from the fact.

It saddens me how our valuable minds and talents are out there building the economies of other nations while their's is in penury.

I understand you want a better life for You and your kids, and the fact you are in a place where everything works...and all gives You joy... This I can live with, infact I am happy for you, but to insult my nation and look down on her citizen Because of the challenges and obstacles we face as a nation is something I seriously detest, plus the fact you are A Nigerian adds salt to the injury..

I am a Nigerian, a very proud one, not just for what she is presently but for what she will soon become.

Nigeria is a work in progress, it's either you choose to be a driver of this progress or run for shelter in the comfortable life the diaspora presents. The choice is yours.

As for me I intend to be among those who will redefine her future. My personal motto as a young Nigerian is "never seek the easy way out, do the hardwork".

One of my key life's work is to make her a force to be reckoned with in the committee of nations in all ramifications economically and ethically. I once told my parents, if having a nice car, living in the best house, with a beautiful wife, lovely kids, and a well paying job, is my purpose in life I better die.

I will be leaving soon for the US, but have no intention of building a life there, am just going there to build my knowledge base, get more exposure to add to the one I already have and form relationships that will help me on my life's mission.

Nigeria needs me, I will pay the price to build a nation where the next generation will be proud off. I will not seek the easy way out by running off to another nation, whose parent's have already built in blood and sweat.

I'll face big challenges down the line, even my fellow Nigerians will turn against me, but I will stand undeterred by his grace. I'll scale through Definitely

Nigeria is a work in progress, my work in progress.

As for the diasporans who never intend to come back to add value to the land of their father's, for Whatever Reasons, trust me you will not be missed... Enjoy Your Beautiful and very lovely life [/font]


#Matthew Briggs.

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Family / Re: Men and Women are not equals: - Briggs by zentarr(m): 10:16pm On May 22, 2013
@ op your observations are quite true. But hard to swallow.
Family / Re: Men and Women are not equals: - Briggs by zentarr(m): 8:59am On May 09, 2013
...Space booked. Will brb. By the way Brillant piece deserves frontpage
Education / Re: How Do I Find The Passion To Finish my UNIVERSITY EDUCATION. by zentarr(m): 7:27am On May 04, 2013
At least do it for you mom.
Romance / Re: Entrepreneurial or Career Woman by zentarr(m): 6:12pm On Apr 25, 2013
HoUse wifee undecided
Webmasters / Re: Mark Zuckerberg To Visit Akwa Ibom Next Month by zentarr(m): 12:25pm On Apr 13, 2013
Is their any concrete confirmation he is coming. Op ur message is incomplete they simply sent him an invite. And have immediately run to a conclusion he is coming. Even if he decided to visit nigeria, Lagos would be his choicest destination because that's nigeria's centre of technology and entreprenenership... If he does come great!. I like the initiative.
NYSC / Re: Corper Stabbed In His Eye By Girlfriend For Cheating by zentarr(m): 12:11pm On Apr 11, 2013
biolabee:

The corper man was stupid and no one has said that is not so

Two timing two single mothers who are financially driven was a bad move but losin his eye is over the top

Corpers should understand emotional intelligence in their relationships not only during nysc but even their budding careers
NYSC / Re: Corper Stabbed In His Eye By Girlfriend For Cheating by zentarr(m): 12:09pm On Apr 11, 2013
Matthew briggs: Going through some of the comments so far it disheartening to see the level of Inhumanity some of us are willing to condone.

What type of society do we want to become, is It one were jungle justice is given a pat in the back, and neglect towards the rule of law Is received with accolades.

What he did was MORALLY wrong, It's soooooooo Wrong, but that doesn't justify what she did.
her action was selfish, barbaric and inhumane.
Destroying the life of a man, a mother's son, a brother.

It is sad most people are blinded by emotion and have hence killed their sense of right and wrong, and have gone on wishing she did more damage to him.

Yes he cheated, do u like It "no". Is he the only guy on the planet earth 'no', can I leave him "yes". Simple as that.


I think women prone to commit such an act are the clingy, needy, low self esteem ones. The type who believe their life revolves around a man. Moreover The confident, emotionally sound and responsible ones Can't even think of doing this or supporting it. They will be like "dude your loss sorry i wasted my time On You"


If every MAN or woman is to inflict bodily injury, pour acid or kill. Anyone who breaks HIS or her heart, what are the odds majority of us will still be left unharmed.

Like I once said, If as a man or woman you are looking for reasons to justify Evil you will surely find PLENTY.

Call evil for what it is and don't justify it.

#Matthew Briggs.



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Nairaland / General / Re: -the Beauty Of Been Anonymous- by zentarr(m): 7:03am On Mar 19, 2013
Nice one Matthew Briggs.
tpia@:
anonymity is a myth.

hackers know you even if you feel nobody online does [the latter is an extremely erroneous assumption]. undecided
quite true tpia. But atleast one's still remains anononymous to the majority of normal internet users. And also Annonymity is not a myth as u put it, it's a fact. Because One can be anynoumouy to Mr A and not annoymous to Mr B. But that does change the fact that he's anonymous to a certain group of persons.
Nairaland / General / Re: How Do I Make Front Page? by zentarr(m): 8:54am On Mar 15, 2013
Create front page worthy threads. Eg. Topics everyone or majority of nairaland audience can connect.

Study the threadsth at has made front page for clues

Or be the first to create a thread for a breaking news on the web.


In summary. Don't focus ur attention on making frontpage, but on creating a thread that will nourish the mind of who ever is reading it. Focus on this the rest will follow.

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Romance / Re: Why Men Like Confident Women. by zentarr(m): 8:12am On Mar 09, 2013
Matthew briggs: I respect the choices of others especially those that are afraid or detest confident women.
But I would like us not to confuse confidence for stubbornness or pride. once again I respect your taste and choices.

Personally I love women with a fine blend of confidence & humility. A woman that believes in herself, her ideas , convictions and dreams, she's hardly swayed by public opinions. A woman that is very comfortable in her own skin. She is goal driven and takes initiative.

Confident women are smart. They engage your mind, They bring ideas to the table, They add value to a relationship instead of taking it, they make you sit up as a man. They are have strong character and will.

She will be a Michelle to your Obama, she can hardly fall your hand any place but instead take you higher.

When a confident woman loves you, She truly does, Because in the first place she can do without you, but chooses not.

Blessed is the man that can Tame them. Moreover if you are not a very confident, intelligent and of strong character you can't handle or tame them.

Three core things that I find attractive in a woman is Confidence, intelligence and sex-appeal with her being God fearing by default.

NB:- The sad thing is that majority of people (men and women) mistake proud, stubborn and assertive women as confident women which should not be so.
#Mathew Briggs.



True talk. Alpha males love confident women especialy humble and respectful ones. Who despite ther confidence still have respect for their man.
Romance / Re: Before Calling Your Boyfriend A Cheat Read This! by zentarr(m): 7:42am On Mar 08, 2013
Matthew briggs: Read through the comments glad some people were able to understand this was a satire, that i am not promoting promiscuity of any kind, but was trying to Kill an ideology, By showcasing the weakness of a thought process, and indirectly create a balance of opinions by making our female folks see the world from our own eyes also.

I have very deep regards and respect for the ladies, and i believe they also have the same level of regards for themselves and their body. Therefore should try and desist from giving in no matter the millions of temptation they face, The only reason a man should be granted access to your body should be because you love him not because of money,the desire for intimacy, peer pressure, materialistic or manipulative agenda etc. Thanks to the moderator that made this post to hit the front page, your singular action has help correct an ideology that would have spread like a virus especially in the mind of teenage girls.


Richfella said something that summarizes the point he wanted to make in his thread but ended up going about it the wrong way.

"The crux of the matter is that:There is a massive disparity between women's legitimate séxual needs and what the society is willing to accept."

THIS IS INDEED IS THE CRUX OF THE MATTER. WHY?...I THINK IT'S A DISCUSSION FOR ANOTHER DAY. No need to apportion blames and raising of motions and counter motions.

Just do what is right...and never try to come up with a reason to do what is wrong becos you will find plenty of reasons to.



True talk bro. 100 likes
Romance / Re: Before Calling Your Boyfriend A Cheat Read This! by zentarr(m): 8:15am On Mar 07, 2013
cheesy LOL. Dude I get ur drift. U remixed this thread. Nice one.

https://www.nairaland.com/1197768/before-calling-girlfriend-slut-read

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Romance / Re: Before Calling Your Girlfriend A Slut, Read! by zentarr(m): 8:32am On Mar 06, 2013
Matthew briggs:
[quote author=Richfella]

Bank money is other people's money. It's theft smiley.

So is a woman sleeping around a Slut.

There is no need to justify what is wrong. I think thats the moral of mathews comment.

Because Mind you one can use this same analogy to justify why a man who cheats with so many women should not be judge by his woman until she works in his shoes.
Politics / Re: Igbo Presidency Not Feasible In 2015 – Junaid by zentarr(m): 12:18am On Dec 06, 2012
Politics / Re: Igbo's May Not Make It In Nigeria 2015 Presidential Race. Thoughts Of A Igbo Man by zentarr(m): 12:16am On Dec 06, 2012
From the comment that follow i deduce that most of youo never read through the post, (i apologies for it's length). Your comment i see are based on the topic of the post. I wonder at what time we can all put aside tribalism aside be more open superior ideas. when we will stop being emotional and become more reasonable. being an igbo, yoruba or hausa is not your making from whatever tribe, we come from we all have our strength and weakness, we all have something to offer. The future belong to those who see the world differently.

re@lchange:
lol op is demented and one of these "born troways" who grew up in lagos -that is assuming he is igbo.
every ejiiot claims to be igbo just to sneak an insult at us. wonder when these ofemanus will grow balls to face us openly. mscheeeeeeeeeeeeeew.

Far from it am not a born troway like you stated. I am a proud son of the land that has woken up to reality, i have chosen to see the world differently, I made effort to ask questions, the right questions, i am self-aware and have well formed opinions, am immune to insults and rants from illogical bunch.

yarodin: Ok how have the others that ruled Nigeria fared? Abi make we give IBB second chance since Obasanjo got his second chance? Fucking retarded country, I hope some die hard sharia loving f**ker becomes the president, we go see who go suffer pass.


The most reasonable comment so far. they've never fared well and will continue not to because of the wrong mindset and motivation with which they enter power with, Can the present igbo leaders of now do better no. because we too need to work on our source of motivation. we are yet to revamp our states talk less of Nigeria

like i state in this paragraph

"Why do we want to rule Nigeria? is it because we feel we've been denied that number one sit for decades, therefore we deserve it. Or because we need a man up there that will protect our interests, or one that will help us make Biafras separation possible using his executive powers. We need to question our motive and chose the right one, once we do that, we are half way there. In my opinion our motive should be noble, just, not selfish and fair. Our motive as a people not as individual should be thus. "We the igbo as a tribe have something great, unique and positive to offer this nation , this union and we want to deliver and showcase this greatness to our brothers in the north, west and south, actively contributing our own quota to aid the well being of every member of this nation doing so through unity of purpose, industry and intellect". This my friend is a better motive. With a better motive the path to recovery and stronger integration will be more easier. This motive will leads us to first re-discover our greatness and uniqueness. we also nows take active steps to build on this greatness. "

We can and will rule Nigeria someday but not 2015, for ever thing there is a season and a time. No one ever believed an African will become the ruler of the most powerful nation on earth. but her we have it. Our case is not different. We just need to take the right steps, to also those unrepentant tribalistic buch who refuse to think with the brain God's given you i wish you well.
Politics / Igbo's May Not Make It In Nigeria 2015 Presidential Race. Thoughts Of A Igbo Man by zentarr(m): 9:12pm On Dec 05, 2012
Why Igbo's may not make it in Nigeria 2015 presidential race. Thoughts of a young igbo man.
Disclaimer: This are my thought and in no any way represent the collective ideology of the igbo tribe. This is my present mindset on this issue at this point in time in my life and it freely may evolve as I grow. This opinion is mine and in no anyway intend to be enforced on anybody.

First I am proud of being an igbo boy, born in this generation and time. Not in a tribalistic sense but in acknowledgement of the fact that I love where am from, our culture, beliefs, pride, entrepreneurial prowess, determination, tenacity in the face of opposition and extinction. We've survived the war, we've survived what life and Nigeria has thrown at us yet, we still stand flourishing in different sectors of the Nigerian's economy, creating jobs and doing exploits.
Like every other tribe we have our strengths and most importantly our weakness and unless we deal with our weakness, we still have a long way to go.
Now back to the reason of the post. Why I think we may not succeed in ruling Nigeria come 2015, is a result of my following observation. like I said it's my OPINION.

As a young man in my early 20's, born in a generation of change, progressive enlightenment and education of the Nigerian populace, my reason are embedded in just 2 points.

1. Before we can rule we have to Face some hard reality, answer some hard questions and form a consensus: The first reality is that we lost the war, forget about the "no victor, no vanquish" crap our fathers fed us, if we won we would've been Biafrans not Nigeria. Yes the reason we started the war was a noble and just one, we were face with homicidal tendencies by the north, We also know our heroes, scientist and soldiers fought bravely but the sad thing is that we lost it. And because we lost it we are victims. Let stop being in denial and face the truth. Yes we are victims there i said it, what are we doing to turn this tide, are we going to keep blaming the north or the west for making us victims and denying us the our right and also chance to rule this nation, or are we going to sit back and take active steps to turn this tide. Truth be told the north and the west are doing what any sane tribe would do to a fellow tribe they see as stubborn, brave enough to start a war and is also blessed with resources they really need. Which is to subdue and denying them of position of power lest they offset the balance of the nation, they see us as been unpredictable, a threat and thus the idea of them seeing us in power is not an option.
Yes we lost. Where do we go from here, Are we bent on bringing Biafra to existence? Or we going to try to give ONE NIGERIA a try? I'll say really let's give one Nigeria a try. Why do I chose this option, it's because having our own nation will not in any way solve our problems at all, instead it is the beginning of a set of new ones, because the fact is that we lack unity, we are toooooo proud, we hate each other, for real we will end up killing ourselves. Also we don't have enough land, talk less of resources, the real resource is in the hand of the south south, which on the other had do not see them self as igbo and unlike before are now enlightened and will never let us rule over or enjoy their resources, biafra would've have worked then when they were unenlightened and really respected the igbo's. Even if they agree to go with us now we will still have division (Niger deltans and Igbo's) because of our pride we still see them as inferior, instead of equals. One Nigeria to me is a must not an option and until we as a tribe have this idea buried deep into our mind we've not started. Cos once we do so we will now start taking conscious steps to fit into this nation, not as individually as we see currently happening, but collectively as an ethnic group. With one voice and one mission, which is to regain our respect in this forced union through intellect, industry and our existing entrepreneurial prowess . We will strive to be a tribe that is not feared but respected. We need to understand that diversity is Nigeria's strength not her weakness. In fact the United States of America is the most diverse and also the most powerful nation on earth, made up of 50 states (each of them the size of Nigeria) all living together as one.

We are a minority group and should as such think like one. By this statement I don't mean we should see our self as minor or inferior but understand that as a every other minority group in a system of government that favors the voice of the majority (democracy) we are screwed. We are screwed in the sense that often time our opinions will be rejected our desire to rule will be faced with strong opposition, some things will be more difficult for us to achieve, this is fact is a reality, just like what the blacks are facing in the united state.

2. We need step back sort our priorities, question our motivation and Re-strategizes :- Why do we want to rule Nigeria? is it because we feel we've been denied that number one sit for decades, therefore we deserve it. Or because we need a man up there that will protect our interest, or one that will help us make Biafras separation possible using his executive powers. We need to question our motive and chose the right one, once we do that, we are half way there.

In my opinion our motive should be noble just, not selfish and fair. Our motive as a people not as individual should be thus. "We the igbo as a tribe have something great, unique and positive to offer this nation , this union and we want to deliver and showcase this greatness to our brothers in the north, west and south, actively contributing our own quota to aid the well being of every member of this nation doing so through unity of purpose, industry and intellect". This my friend is a better motive. With a better motive the path to recovery and stronger integration will be more easier. This motive will leads us to first discover our greatness and uniqueness afresh and take active steps to build on this greatness.

Our greatness is seen in our creative ingenuity, entrepreneurial prowess and business sense. let's look for ways to build and expand on this strength and to build this we need to start from the home . Our leaders need to go back sit down, think and look for ways to create an ecosystem in our states that promotes and rewards creativity and innovation, build well grounded business professional, create future leaders of industry, power the entrepreneurial potential of our people and create a conducive environment that has the ability of attracting the best and the brightest in the Africa. We should strive as individual and collectively as a tribe to shun mediocrity and crime. Focus on taking step to make our respective states better, cleaner, industrial, conducive and safer, Revamp our educational system, make one that churn out top quality graduates. Until we can do this we will never be taking serious. If we can revamp the east for good, we can do so for Nigeria.

In conclusion what the Nigerian people need is not an igbo, Hausa or Yoruba president, What they need is someone with a very strong game plan to revamp and move this nation forward, a person with the will passion and necessary firmness to stick to the plan. A man with a drive to make us the envy of the world not to enrich his pocket. Nigerians are becoming more enlightened intelligent and open, we are gradually getting to an era where superior ideas rule, I bet you if we van can provide this person. then we have our president. Remember good leadership starts from the home.
#justsaying.
Software/Programmer Market / Re: A Good Programmer Needed Urgently by zentarr(m): 2:31pm On Mar 09, 2012
Please send your contact details
ASAP am the one in charge of the project.
Webmasters / Venture Capitalist. by zentarr(m): 10:36am On Jan 13, 2012
Hello web masters
The reason I write is in respect to the fact that I have what I think is a brilliant idea for a website, which I have started working on, But the website's pretty big and I would need more human and Financial resources to bring my ideas to fruition. So I was think of pitching my idea to a venture capitalist firm, so as to get funding. But would love to ask the following question on this forum, which are

1. How is the Venture capitalist industry in Nigeria?
2. Have u had any experience with a venture capitalist, If yes how did it go?
3. Do u know of any top venture capitalist firms based here in nigeria. If yes can u please post a link to their website or there office address?
4. What information or preparation do I need to make before meeting one?

I believe this the right place to ask this question because of the fact that I believe we brilliant and talented webmasters here that have good insight on both the business and creative side of web development.
Thanks for ur expected helpful replies in advance.
Cheers.
Business / How Effective Are Venture Capitalist Firms In Nigeria. by zentarr(m): 10:20am On Jan 13, 2012
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Webmasters / Re: Do You Need An Investor, A Developer Or A Buyer? by zentarr(m): 7:45pm On Jan 01, 2012
@lojik, Am intrested in your offer. Have sent you a Mail.
Art, Graphics & Video / Re: Abuja Creatives Meeting - Bringing It Back by zentarr(m): 1:43pm On Nov 14, 2011
Mr adamu, when precisly is the meeting holding, as in what date. Intrested in attending.
Romance / Really Dramatic by zentarr(m): 9:09pm On Nov 02, 2011
Have u ever loved someone so much that d person likes u as a friend and trains u to love her as a friend, and u in turn dont see her as ur lover anymore but as a frend, but she later loves u as a lover but not as a frend anymore ,  Whew,dramatic. (A Friend is going through his so confused)

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