Common mistake we made in a relationship

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Since YERIMA has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past days, I think Oxford Dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary.
For example:

YERIMA: /ye-ri-ma/ adjective: dignity, intergrity, defenseVerb: yerima Past Tense: yerimied Present Continuous: yeriming Present Perfect: yerimied
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E.g:.. I yerimied my uncle from entering our farmland .. I've been yerimied from school cos of my school fees.. Its god that yerimied me, I could have been hit by that car
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: to save things, to oppose things, to defend things
😂😂😂 E.g:.. If that babe come, yerima her from entering the compound .. The goal keeper yerimied the ball very well .. Access bank just yerimied my account... Don't yerima the door let fresh air come in.
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Never loose your joy.
Be kind and humble
It's pays...

SOME COMMON MISTAKES WE MAKE IN RELATIONSHIP

Communication Mistakes

1.Not listening actively: Failing to truly hear and understand your partner's needs and concerns.
2.Assuming: Assuming you know what your partner thinks or feels without asking.
3.Not expressing yourself: Failing to communicate your own needs, feelings, and concerns.

Trust and Loyalty Mistakes

1. Lying or withholding truth: Dishonesty can erode trust and damage relationships.
2. Infidelity: Betraying your partner's trust through infidelity can be devastating.
3. Not following through on commitments: Failing to follow through on promises or commitments can damage trust.

Emotional Mistakes

1. Taking each other for granted: Failing to appreciate and show gratitude for your partner.
2. Not showing affection: Neglecting to show physical affection or emotional support.
3. Letting resentment build: Allowing negative emotions to build up and not addressing them.

Some other mistakes:

1. Not compromising: Failing to find common ground and compromise on issues.
2. Not prioritizing the relationship: Neglecting to prioritize the relationship and make time for each other.
3. Not seeking help when needed: Failing to seek counseling or therapy when needed to address relationship issues...

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KURMI: THE FORGOTTEN LAND

This morning, I saw these pictures on Facebook. Immediately, some questions came to my heart. If you pause to study the picture below, two unsettling questions leap out: Does such a place still exist in this part of Nigeria? And are these people truly casting votes in an election?

The scene is heartbreaking.

How ironic that the same citizens who once traded insults, severed friendships, and even wished death upon their own brothers over political differences now suffer side by side in the same neglect.

Remember election season? We let partisan zeal divide us—refusing to speak to family, hurling curses, placing politics above blood. And for what?

Today, we are united only in suffering. No good, passable roads link us to the rest of the state. We leave home each morning in clean clothes, only to return stained with mud—like children who spent the day playing in puddles.

Meanwhile, the politicians we fought so hard for now relax in air-conditioned offices, feet propped on polished desks, laughing with their spouses. And us? We’re left chewing the empty promises we once swallowed with hope.

We must now ask: Is the Mararraba–Baissa road just another sweet line from the governor’s campaign script—crafted to win votes, never meant to be fulfilled?

Since the creation of Kurmi Local Government, governors have come and gone. All of them promised, “If I win, I will construct this road.” Have none of them ever won? The answer lies with those who treat politics like a life-or-death affair.

No governor has ever won an election in Taraba State without the support of Kurmi. We have remained loyal to the PDP since the beginning. But what have we gained in return? Nothing but lies and empty words.

Look around Taraba State—every local government has had at least some tarred roads, even if they have now deteriorated. But Kurmi? Does this mean Kurmi is not part of Taraba State in Nigeria?