Zaliha Aliyu

Entrepreneur | Business page :@M_A_soukk Twitter And Instagram

[esther💕 @esthxerrr]

I can't even lie. I love soft love. The type where both partners are equally crazy about each other, constantly looking out for each other and always thinking of ways to make each other happy.
There's nothing as cozy as two wholesome people mumu-ing for each other honestly.

[ً @artfuIchaos]

I actually love the concept that the right person won’t be intimidated by your depth, standards or boundaries. they’ll meet you there.

[Katy  @Maroup_]

Sometimes, the deepest scars aren’t left by strangers, they’re left by the people we love the most.

Be kind. Think before you speak.

You can apologize for your words, but you can never erase the moment they broke someone’s heart.

[✞ ARCHBISHOP ✞ @KingBishop1st]

Dating a gifter while being a gifter >>>>

[Zaliha Aliyu @Zallyyyyyyyy]

Zan raka ki yar uwa🤣

[Khadijah Aliyu Sambo @khadijatu_]

Duk wanda ya kara cewa yana so na sai na biyo shi har gidansu na sumar dashi

[Zaliha Aliyu @Zallyyyyyyyy]

Today is going to be a longggggg night

[Regina @charmingzab]

O melhor de tudo isso é que sempre passa, mesmo que seja a maior dor do mundo, ela realmente passa

[Nicky💕 @jas_d_barbie]

I wear my emotions on my face. If I’m upset, irritated, angry, or even happy. Just look at me and you’ll know

[Black Girl @t_sadiity]

My version of being spoiled ain’t about the money… it’s about how you treat me. How gentle you are, how you talk to me, how you cater to me, how you love me, protect me, and pour into me. Anybody can spend money. Not everybody knows how to make you feel loved. That’s the real luxury.

[くらげ姉 @kuragene_]

『ご機嫌オーラ』がダダ漏れしてること「これ見て！めっちゃ可愛い♡」「ちょっと寄ってこ〜！」「今日めっちゃ楽しい！」って、本人がいちばん楽しそうなの。すると隣にいる彼まで、気づけばニコニコしてる。

男性がメロメロになるのって、何でも「合わせるよ」って言ってくれる女性より、「この子といると、なんか楽しい」って、自分までご機嫌になっちゃう女性なのよ♡

[くらげ姉 @kuragene_]

男性がメロメロになる女性って、「よく笑う」「リアクションが大きい」「美味しいを全力で喜ぶ」「小さなことでキャッキャする」「自分から楽しもうとする」「彼まで一緒に巻き込んじゃう」でも実は、いちばん強烈な特徴があって、それが

[D3ra @pascald3ra]

thank you very much for this question. I, infact, have a lot to say about this.

[Muhammad. @baphacongo]

Sincerely and passionately, may we be among those called upon to perform Hajj this year.

[12'6|3 @Isirmdjr]

"na barka da Allah" no let anybody tell you this talk o.

[Elder. @Maybecapps]

Good morning fellas. We have Flour, Oil, Pasta, Basmati rice and other consumables here at our store. Come and buy Christmas rice for your offices at a good price👏 Retweet please

[Elder. @Maybecapps]

Manga Automobiles said to carry our business for head. Let me re-introduce my business to you guys again please. We deal in wholesale and retail of consumer products here in kaduna. Checkout our page on TikTok and Instagram @Shabratstores to see
More please. Thank you 👏

[hz. @xoloxt]

i’m constantly begging Allah swt to put me in a position where i can afford whatever i want without bothering anyone, ya Rabbi

[Cindy @c_caramel_]

Even when God doesn’t grant your heart desires, He sees and loves you ❤️

[Max The Airbnb Guy🏡 @Maxtheairbnbguy]

You have to learn the person you love.

You cannot love someone into being who you need them to be. You cannot assume you know them just because you feel deeply for them. You have to study them. You have to understand their personality, their wounds, their attachment style, their triggers, their unspoken fears, their love language, the way they process pain and joy and conflict. I learned this the hard way, by loving people I never truly took the time to know. I projected my own expectations onto them. I assumed they thought like me, needed like me, loved like me. And when they did not meet my unspoken expectations, I blamed them instead of realizing that I never actually learned who they were. That lesson cost me relationships. It cost me misunderstandings that could have been avoided. It cost me the pain of being in love with a version of someone that never really existed. But it also taught me that love is not just a feeling. It is a study. It is a commitment to truly knowing the person you claim to love. Not the idea of them. Not the potential of them. But the real, complex, flawed, beautiful human being standing in front of you. And once you learn them, you can truly love them. Not as a projection. But as a person.

[Salihu Umar @Necessary_Cho]

Let me be very honest with you, I’ve come to realise that there’s nothing luxurious about living in an estate, esp in Nigeria. Luxury can never be communal.

Anybody living in an estate in Nigeria is middle class. Real luxury is a private, gated, standalone compound.