Login With Facebook Or Please Join Naijapals! or Login What are your plans for Christmas? View comments (0) | Add comment Please comment on this picture View comments (0) | Add comment Hello.. Please I need a serious advice. I am HIV positive and tired of this country. My friends and some of my family members have been advicing me to travel out. My fear is that, I don't know if people living with HIV are being allowed to travel anywhere in the world. I'll appreciate candid advice on what to do. Thank you View comments (4) | Add comment Pls my pals, I have be dating my girlfriend for two years now and till date no sign of pregnancy, we have gone for various tests and scans, yet no result. I am ok to impregnate a woman, but she is not taking in. Now am not happy anymore because time wait for no man, she suggested for u to path ways so dat I can get another girl so dat she will not be waisting my time. Pls I need ur advice now on what to do seriously View comments (4) | Add comment When I signed up for marriage, I didn't sign up for verbal and physical abuse. In addition to the abuse from both mother and son, I had no money to stand on my own. Despite that, I decided to leave for the sake of my life and my 3 children. I needed my own money so I learnt a bit and started a business. When my family saw what I was going through, they rallied around and supported me however they could. I got into network marketing and I moved from one company to another and started supplies too. Being a single mother, especially for someone like me, is rather interesting. Some days I’m proud of the courage to choose life and my three children and on other days, I can’t help but notice how people react to me - the woman raising three children alone. Then of course there’s the issue of money. When my boy graduated and was set to leave for secondary school this year, I found that my savings could not cover his needs. There are things I will not do for money and in challenging times, these offers come around like they were waiting patiently. I affirmed my decision to stand by my values. With the resumption date fast approaching, all attempts to raise or even borrow money failed. We hadn’t bought anything yet and my business had just suffered some loss. That's a very scary moment for any parent. You start to feel that you have let your innocent child down; a child who depends on you and trusts you. At a point, I just sat at home and cried because I had run out of options. Two days to resumption, I had a call from a debtor, and he paid all he owed me. The joy was unexplainable; I cried. I rushed to buy things to prepare my child for school. God came through! I know He won’t let me regret leaving a harmful situation. View comments (4) | Add comment Write a confession |
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