@xagreat I don't think so, the burden isn't really on the unmarried person. What if they're paid for it? The burden is on the person who's married, he/she had an oath.
@ejikcor@LabourMopol@ejykmykel1@abdulra45448921 If they stop me to search, I'll let them. I'm not hiding anything, and I'll record it. Be confident.
I've been stopped and asked to open my bag. My laptop was inside, I told them where I work, and it didn't even take 2 minutes. I don't know why people resist authorities.
@WAGMINETWORK@seankessy_@Hybrid_Ola "If it wasnβt working, it wouldnβt be a form of treatment in ancient African and Chinese tradition "
This is a very ridiculous thing to say, a fallacy to begin with.
A stroke is related to blood pressure, which affects blood flow in the brain. How can this cure him?
@ver_gillo@egi_nupe To follow the trend I guess. Some are peer pressure.
But there's no issue with swapping tho, you're just swapping and adding some money.
@StevenYose28044@chuks2wavy@egi_nupe@yuhdi1236 That's how it works. I'm not involved in legal practice, but I have seen court cases where chats are used to support a case.
It's more like borrowing someone's money without a written contract; the chat can be used to support your case.