At exactly 12:25pm this man called me and invited me to a meeting by 6:00pm today. As we are communicating, a code showed up on my scream. Just 5 digit numbers.
Do not pick his call either on phone or Whatsapp call. ( +2348106224144 )
A glimmer of gold in the dunes' vast expanse appeared. As I searched, the sands shifted, revealing a path unclear. With every step, and each passing moment, thoughtful reflection leads the way. Upon delving deep, I unearthed a treasure bright, and then I examined the price, to see if it gleamed with hidden worth. And so I discovered it was merely glitter in sight. A lesson learned, I realized with conviction true: not all that glitters is gold, and glitter can deceive anew. As I ventured, forlorn, into the desert's endless space, in search of ancient gold, a treasure to adorn, Sorrow's velvet cloak enveloped me in its gentle grasp. I lamented, a melancholy heart, both day and starry dawn. My spirit worn, like a tapestry, with threads of pain and age. Inspired by spiritual grounding and joyful expectation, I had eagerly awaited the chance to behold my treasured gold, to gaze upon the radiant jewel, and feast my eyes on the wondrous fortune to hold. To revel in it...
I write to that one beautiful soul out there on this very day. I write to you in terms of pain and in times of comfort. I write to that pain you feel, but can't be said to anyone. I write to that feeling that is left unexpressed. I write to that day you will also be praised for your hard work and dedication. I write to you, not to stop being that one true person to yourself. I write to that morning dew, that lands softly on your skin, making you ponder that the world can still be a better place for us. I write to the days you won't exist anymore. The days you would only be remembered for the good you have done. I write about that smile you put on your face during the time of quandary. I write to that day you're left alone but with certainty, you come up with something intriguing. I write to you once again, my dear friend. You should reflect on how far you have gone in life and appreciate every step you have taken. For a day would come again, I would write to yo...
In this 21st century, many Gen-Z youths are no longer thinking seriously about marriage. Some understand the reality and responsibilities that come with it, and that is why they are running away from it. Others truly desire marriage, but the harsh Nigerian economy keeps discouraging them. One thing we must understand is this: marriage is not all about sex. It goes far beyond physical attraction and romantic feelings. Marriage is a lifelong journey filled with sacrifice, patience, responsibility, understanding, and emotional maturity. If you truly desire to raise children and build a peaceful home, then you must sit down with yourself and ask honestly: “Am I truly ready for this journey?” What I have realized is that preparation for marriage is a gradual process. It does not start on the wedding day. It begins from the stage of self-development and responsibility. Graduating from school — whether from a College, Polytechnic, or University — is important. Learning a skill or ...
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