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If you fall in love because someone
makes you laugh, what happens when you no
longer find them funny? If you fall in love
because someone is beautiful, what happens
when that beauty fades? If you fall in love
because someone can provide for you, what
happens when they lose wealth? Real love
defies all reasons. When you truly love
someone, you do not look for reasons, you see
beyond reasons.

1. “No matter what has happened. No matter
what you’ve done. No matter what you will do.
I will always love you. I swear it.”

2. “I wanted to tell you that wherever I am,
whatever happens, I’ll always think of you, and
the time we spent together, as my happiest
time. I’d do it all over again, if I had the
choice. No regrets.”

3. “And in your smile I see something more
beautiful than the stars.”

4. “It’s one thing to fall in love. It’s another to
feel someone else fall in love with you, and to
feel a responsibility toward that love.”


5. “I love you the way a drowning man loves air.
And it would destroy me to have you just a
little.”


6. “I’m in love with you, and I’m not in the
business of denying myself the simple
pleasure of saying true things. I’m in love with
you, and I know that love is just a shout into
the void, and that oblivion is inevitable, and
that we’re all doomed and that there will come
a day when all our labor has been returned to
dust, and I know the sun will swallow the only
earth we’ll ever have, and I am in love with
you.”

7. “I never loved you any more than I do, right
this second. And I’ll never love you any less
than I do, right this second.”

8. “Sometimes I can’t see myself when I’m with
you. I can only just see you.”

9. “I knew the second I met you that there was
something about you I needed. Turns out it
wasn’t something about you at all. It was just
you.”

10. “If my love were an ocean,
there would be no more land.
If my love were a desert,
you would see only sand.
If my love were a star-
late at night, only light.
And if my love could grow wings,
I’d be soaring in flight.”

When Irina and Woodford McClellan got
married, they never imagined it would be
another 11 years until they could be together.
In the early 1970s, Irina was living in Moscow
working for the Institute of World Economy
and International Relations. It was there that
she met an American professor named
Woodford McClellan. Irina and Woodford fell in
love and married two years later in May 1974.
Only a short while later, in August, Woodford’s
visa expired and he had to leave the Soviet
Union and return home.
Woodford tried to visit his wife in Moscow but
was repeatedly denied entry. In turn, Irina was
denied permission to leave the country,
without explanation. The two newlyweds
marked their anniversaries with cards,
photographs, and phone calls.
Over 11 years later, Irina finally received the
green light to move to the United States. In
late January 1986, she flew into the
Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
Her husband, whom she had last seen a
decade ago in an airport thousands of miles
away, greeted her with excitement and open
arms. Reporters there captured the
heartwarming reunion, and Irina further
captured the experience in a book

In this piece posted on Daily Post, Bayelsa-
born Kali Gwegwe criticizes the political
activities of the Vice-presidential candidate of
the All Progressives Congress (APC), Prof.
Yemi Osinbanjo.
Read the article below:
I have deep respect for pastors not necessarily
because I am a Christian. I do so because
they are Messengers of God. Nevertheless,
truth is just. Truth is correctional. It does not
cover up errors or weaknesses. These are the
fundamental basis for this piece. It has no
political undertone.
Following his nomination as the running mate
to General Muhammadu Buhari, the
presidential flag bearer of APC in the February
14 polls; Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has been seen
riding in public buses and having two-way
engagements with the downtrodden. This is
traditionally what is expected of Servants of
God.
Pastor Yemi Osibanjo is probably among the
legion of Christian leaders that criticize
Prophet T.B. Joshua of the Synagogue Church
of All Nations (SCOAN) for screening his works
of charity on Emmanuel TV. They have
deliberately refused to acknowledge the fact
that T.B. Joshua is simply following in the
footsteps of Jesus Christ to show love and
compassion for the less privileged. It is owing
to his deep understanding of Scriptures that
the General Overseer of SCOAN caters for the
poor, weak, sick, neglected, rejected, and
vulnerable in society.
It was therefore curious that Pastor Yemi
Osibanjo suddenly realized the important
position the downtrodden occupy in society
and in the heart of God. In all his years as
pastor, Yemi Osibanjo has never been
highlighted in the media preaching the Gospel
in public buses or taking the message of
salvation to personally and directly to the
downtrodden. Only God knows how many
souls he would have won for Christ if he done
so. Many Christians were therefore shocked
that he could do the unusual because of
political power.
My worry is this: Pastor Yemi Osibanjo has
sent out a wrong message to the larger
society. He has indeed succeeded in making
people believe that POLITICS- NOT
CHRISTIANITY CAN HELP BRING OUT THE
BEST IN MEN. It is sad that desire for political
power is what is making him to do what he
could not do as a pastor. This is not good for
the Christian faith.
This piece does not seek to crucify Pastor
Yemi Osibanjo. Rather, it is a challenge to all
Christians to live up to their callings.
Christianity is the pillar of hope for the
hopeless, shelter for the vulnerable, and balm
for the wounded. Christianity has no season. I
just hope that Pastor Yemi Osibanjo will never
stop riding in public buses and spending
quality time with the downtrodden whether he
wins or loses in the February 14, 2015 polls.
For those who will rush to accuse me of
judging Pastor Yemi Osibanjo, I have a
question for them: Is it right for us to hold our
leaders accountable for their actions? Pastor
Yemi Osibanjo is a Christian leader. What I
have done is holding him responsible for his
actions. More than that, it is written in
Proverbs 27:17 that “Iron sharpeneth iron; so
a man sharpeneth the countenance of his
friend.” Like any other person, Pastor Yemi
Osibanjo is my friend.
Gwegew’s criticisms are a bit out of place as
he would rather attack the personality of the
professor rather than stick to issues.

wait o which 1 is self-service?

Am impressed

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I find myself hating my crush dunno y!

For u nt 2 bear d guilt i suggest u shuld use ur phone 2 record ur conversation wid dis ur male frnd n play it 2 d gal so she wil bliv if nt she herself wil also tink u r jealous

hehehe dis guy jst 19 8-9 girls u b baba. anyway jst try n keep d faith it pays 2 b a virgin

I've been reading many post here on Nairaland and it seems many guys say girls are attracted to guys who say negative things about them. For example a guy sees a lady and wants to woo her instead of telling her the normal sweet words she wants to hear like you look so pretty, your dress is awesome and so on you now choose to tell her dah she's nt that pretty n she's a kind of have a big head that's saying negative things to her. The question now is our girls will you like guys who say negative things to you or the ones who tell you sweet words?