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Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
Like I've said the past 7 years, my goal is for you people to enter and have proper relationship so you can experience the full opulence of love and intimacy.
This hunger games you're playing in Nigeria is not relationship.
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
This country is not real.
If he wore Tinubu cap, will the Nigerian Police say this?
Unlawful & illegal. Investigation has commenced into this incident please.
We say #notoimpunity
Money wey "I” don dey save since make I bring am make “We”
Women go whine you but no panic
Stand gidigba if not you fit fall.
Stay informed, stay alive.
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
By the way, "I'm an Igbo woman. We like money" is not a flex.
It is just a public announcement of fatherless behaviour and a foreshadowing of doomed relationship.
Every human being likes money because they have bills to pay. That is why they work for it. Announcing you like money(a pretext of your entitlement to a man's pocket) as though it is a personality trait, is a mark of foolishness.
Sometimes, the person you want isn't necessarily the person who is good for you.
Chemistry can attract you, but character determines whether you can build something meaningful.
So please focus on the characters, test her personalities in different ways and different times.
Don’t be fooled by what you see but when you observe closely, you will see the signs and believe me you won’t miss them.
Observe, learn and watch.
Stay informed, stay alive.
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
Exposure is an interesting thing. Many men would never have known what love looks like if they never left Nigeria. Many more would never know what it looks like because they will never leave Nigeria.
A healthy relationship isn't one where two people never disagree.
It's one where disagreement doesn't become disrespect, manipulation or emotional punishment.
The one you people are doing isn’t healthy relationship at all.
You people are really trying thinking he/she will change later.
It’s nonsensical to me.
Stay informed, stay alive.
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
If you are an iPhone user don’t waste your time with this, it doesn’t work for iPhones.
I had to screen grab with my side buttons to get this.
Android users are wining🤣
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
I have zero bandwidth for unnecessary drama or debates.
If it doesn't build or elevate, count me out.
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
She say “can you take off my necklace?” then immediately start accusing the man. But the guy no gree. From “who’s taking it off slowly?” to “Mr One Hand” to packing his bags and trying to leave with the dog named Ghost. Who won this one?
I can't stop laughing at this 😂🔥 ... You thnk say you wise 😅😅😅
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
Some men are approaching 30, but still struggling with habits that are quietly destroying their future.
Porn addiction.
Lust.
Poor financial habits.
Laziness.
Lack of discipline.
They look fine in public, but privately, they know they’re not where they want to be.
And the hardest part?
They know what needs to change, but they keep postponing it.
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
That man you have been praying for God to change his heart but he keeps getting worst day by day, won’t you move on with your life?
It doesn’t take God more than a day to change a man’s heart, but your partner’s heart hasn’t changed for more than 5yrs?
Is he a pharaoh?
Elijairu⚡️ retweeted
I just got off a call with one of my ex girlfriend who has refused to move on for years.
She said, “I called you just to thank you for not taking me back after I begged you for almost two years. I've finally found the right man for me.”
I was about to ask her what that had to do with me. She then forwarded her wedding invitation to me on WhatsApp.
Immediately I opened it, I was speechless.
The man she was getting married to was the same man who had just left my office the 4 days ago.
As a matter of fact, my printing company was the one that designed and printed their wedding invitation.
Apparently, the man wanted to get married here in Nigeria and return to the UK, where he is based, because he didn't want to marry a wife abroad.
When he came to my office,...