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When you're in a relationship, you wash together, have unprotected sex, eat after each other, drink out the same glass, and kiss in the mouth. You sleep in the same bed. We do all these personal things together.

So why, when someone touches your phone, do we say you're invading my personal privacy? Everything else that's super personal is cool except the phone!

It's because 9 times out of 10, there's something in there you're trying to hide.🥺

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If condom is not available,what can one use as protection?

Thanks GOD it's Friday.

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PERSON WEY GET ROOM DON BRING BABE😂😂

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Men regret women, they didn't get to sleep with. Women regret the men, with who they slept. This is why men look for opportunities for sex and women look for reasons to have sex. This is why some men will mentally manipulate women for sex, and some women will emotionally manipulate men into relationships and marriages.

Women choose whom they have sex with, but men choose the women that they want to have relationships and be married. This is why it's so many soul ties, but soul connections are rare in these days and times. Some men and women lack emotional maturity and possess a sense of entitlement for any type of healthy relationship dynamic to happen in their lives. That's why a healthy relationship looks boring and they keep having reoccurring situationships and shituationships. #couplegoals #teachdteach #loveislove

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I’ve no cabal or sponsors to compensate – Tinubu


—-Says protests, fuelled by anger, hate, could degenerate into violence



PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu yesterday allayed fears of manipulation by any interest group in the ongoing economic reforms, saying his campaign was self-sponsored, without strings, or indebtedness to any individual or institution.


The President has also warned that protests, fuelled by anger and hate, could degenerate into violence and set the country backwards.

The President, who received a delegation of Islamic leaders led by Sheikh Bala Lau, at the State House on Thursday, said his victory at the polls was purely by divine intervention, careful planning, and diligence in getting support from Nigerians.

President Tinubu in a statement issued by his spokesman Chief Ajuri Ngelale, late last night was quoted as saying, “I have no cabal. I have no sponsors. The money I spent on the elections was my fortune. At some point, the odds were against me; banks were locked. But Allah, the Almighty God, said I will be the President. Mine is to now follow the leading and teaching of the Almighty God.



“One of the most potent elements of defence is a good conscience. It is also a defence against corruption.

“What should be uppermost in our minds is the future of our children. We have a lot to teach them on what it takes to be a good citizen and what it takes to be a responsible citizen,’’ the President stated.

While warning that protests, fuelled by anger and hate, could degenerate into violence and set the country backwards, he said, “We are reworking the social welfare scheme to reach the ward level, which is the closest to our people. We are going to ensure that we re-establish connection with the wards, again, so that we can give allowances to the poor and the vulnerable.

“The student loans will pay for school fees. There will be monetary support for the education of our children. The consumer credit will support citizens to buy cars and houses, and they can repay gradually.


“We have increased the minimum wage by more than 100 per cent,’’ the President said.





The President has also warned that protests, fuelled by anger and hate, could degenerate into violence and set the country backwards.

The President, who received a delegation of Islamic leaders led by Sheikh Bala Lau, at the State House on Thursday, said his victory at the polls was purely by divine intervention, careful planning, and diligence in getting support from Nigerians.

President Tinubu in a statement issued by his spokesman Chief Ajuri Ngelale, late last night was quoted as saying, “I have no cabal. I have no sponsors. The money I spent on the elections was my fortune. At some point, the odds were against me; banks were locked. But Allah, the Almighty God, said I will be the President. Mine is to now follow the leading and teaching of the Almighty God.

“One of the most potent elements of defence is a good conscience. It is also a defence against corruption.

“What should be uppermost in our minds is the future of our children. We have a lot to teach them on what it takes to be a good citizen and what it takes to be a responsible citizen,’’ the President stated.

While warning that protests, fuelled by anger and hate, could degenerate into violence and set the country backwards, he said, “We are reworking the social welfare scheme to reach the ward level, which is the closest to our people. We are going to ensure that we re-establish connection with the wards, again, so that we can give allowances to the poor and the vulnerable.

“The student loans will pay for school fees. There will be monetary support for the education of our children. The consumer credit will support citizens to buy cars and houses, and they can repay gradually.


“We have increased the minimum wage by more than 100 per cent,’’ the President said.

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President Tinubu said the sponsors of protests place their selfish ambitions above the national interest.

“The sponsors of protests do not love our country. They have no love for the nation. They do not understand citizenship. They have alternative passports.

“They are in different parts of the world holding meetings virtually.

“We do not want to turn Nigeria into Sudan. We are talking about hunger, not burials. We have to be careful. We should be careful with premature politics; politics of hate, and anger.


“The internet has made it possible to hold meetings in artificial settings. They hold meetings and sponsor anger,’’ the President told the religious leaders.

In his remarks, the leader of the delegation, Sheikh Bala Lau, assured the President of support with prayers and more sensitization.

“Peace is paramount for us in the country. The first thing Abraham asked God for was peace and guidance,’’ Sheikh Lau noted.

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blessed Friday ahead

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