@Mikkyjay74@jon_d_doee The biggest truth that will be revealed in many years to come, perhaps even when he has passed away, will be that Peter Obi was actually the winner of the 2023 presidential election.
One "repentant" politician that knows that he's about to die & wants to make heaven.
In a relationship or marriage, privacy is not the same as secrecy; your partner deserves some privacy, even in their phone conversations.
However, when secrecy becomes the order of the day, that's when you'll notice that they turn on disappearing messages and become overprotective of their phones.
It may not always lead to physical cheating, but it can result in emotional cheating.
For women, it starts with her feeling excited to share her personal joy with a stranger online.
If she's angry, she wants to tell him about it.
If she's happy, she wants to tell him about it.
Even when she has sex with her partner, she'll want to share her experience (good or not) with him.
Those conversations can become very intimate, and she'll definitely not want her partner to see them.
That's no longer privacy, it's secrecy.
For a man, he'll indulge you in his personal affairs.
He'll make you understand how good he treats his woman and make you admire his wife and him.
Those beautiful or sweet conversations that he'll be having with you will make you low-key start to compare him with your man and make you start wishing he was the one.
Until he gradually starts becoming your go-to person and your confidant.
And that's how you become very vulnerable with him and start imagining doing things with him.
He, too, will not be comfortable allowing his woman to see those conversations.
That is no longer privacy, but secrecy.
I put it to you that most people cheat emotionally without necessarily being in physical contact with the other party.
Some may go the extra mile to make their imaginations a reality, and most would stop as online romantic or flirtatious affairs.
Very few people are immune to this.
However, pray that the other party is as mature and discerning as you are.
The only way to completely avoid it is to not start the conversation at all.
If you can.
End.
Interestingly this isn't just happening in Iran. I know people living in the US who booked surgeries at Reddington (Lagos) and The Bank Hospital (Accra) because it was much quicker and cheaper to spend $4,500 on top level medical care in West Africa than to get a $40,000 insurance co-pay bill in the US.
And even outside of healthcare similar things are happening. I saw 2 videos yesterday of American teachers who left the US and moved to Abuja for better teaching jobs and a better life.
The world is finally shifting and I'm just happy to be alive to witness it.
@SarautaMaryam The president we desertis one that is ready to die for us, Madura is one of that kind. The ussay never love us and will never love us and if you dig down very carefully even those rooting for us arw sponsored by the cia or one of their outlets.
@Dprincechristo@jon_d_doe This your opinion is what i share and parental upbringing matters too. And am scared of the way some of the older ladies behave.
You heard it clearly: one manโs shadow is enough to erase the will of an entire state. Not through persuasion. Not through policy. Through sheer presence. โAt all costs.โ
And the governor can do nothing. That is not politics. 2027 is already breathing down our necks.
The same faces. The same empty promises. The same architecture of collapse waiting to swallow whatever โreformerโ steps forward next.
Before you give another second of hope to any of them, look at this. Really look.
It is not another campaign post. It is the only question that still matters while there is still time left to ask it.
https://t.co/TbLxiECfpn
@jon_d_doe As you de use pity write so, na so we go later the pity you if you get mind come meet H.R.H Agba. Even if she wants out she should take her time to heal and not fall on you suddenly because you'll become a tool for just for awhile, that's if she's telling the entire truth.