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My name is Elvis, pls I want you to look at this situation that I've found myself and tell me if I'm wrong: I got a house for my girlfriend out of my parent's house just because I wanted us to have our privacy before we get married. I am always going there to spend the night most times and she did not tell me that her mother is very young and beautiful; a single woman. But one day I went to "our house" and she introduced me to her mum, the woman really liked me. But I didnt know that it's not just like, but love. One day my girl was on night shift in the hospital where she works and her mum called me around 7:30 that I should come to the house that she wants to see before she goes back. I went and she told me the house is bored, that I should spend the night with her and stay till my girl is back in the morning so we can both take her to the park to return to Asaba. I agreed and in the night she woke me up from the chair and asked me to join in her b...

According to a report by Premium Times: In the wake of Nigeria's anti-gay bill signed into law by President Goodluck Jonathan, the nation's popular televangelist, T.B. Joshua addressed the issue of homosexuality during a live broadcast of his Sunday Service on his own television network, Emmanuel TV. A young man by the name of Tedus visited T.B. Joshua's church and was apparently delivered from a 'demon' which he claimed was the cause of his homosexual lifestyle. T.B. Joshua addressed the issue saying, "God loves sinners but hates sin. We should hate the act but not the people – because sinners can be delivered and changed. Sinners can be reformed since our battle is not against the flesh and blood but against the spirit beings that cause these acts". He used the Bible scriptures Romans 5:8, Jude 1:23 and Ephesians 6:12 to support his teaching. During the live broadcast Mr Tedus, who said he had been a homosexual, was asked a series of questions and shared...

A teenager was forced to take over the controls of a plane for more than half an hour on Saturday afternoon when the pilot passed out during a flight over rural Australia. Troy Jenkins, 19, had to fly the plane around in circles for 45 minutes at a small airport in Forbes, New South Wales, because he didn't know how to land the single-engine Cessna 150 on his own. The pilot, 61-year-old family friend Derek Neville, lost consciousness just 10 minutes into the recreational flight. Mr Jenkins said he had taken over the controls in the past while flying with Mr Neville, but that he had only landed the plane once before – and that was under the older man's direct supervision. "Keeping it up wasn't a problem, it was the landing part I wasn't sure of," Mr Jenkins told The Associated Press. "I was pretty scared." "I thought I had to save myself and him. It was quite an experience," he said. The teenager was able to keep the plane at a steady altitu...