When Rihanna gave birth to her first two Kids , She told ASAP Rocky that she can no longer handle all her businesses since she has to take care of the kids .
She said it was better Asap Rocky takes over the company and keep growing it like a man but Asap Rocky denied .SHe suggested he should also control all her properties but he denied .

He said Rihanna has worked so hard to become a billionaire and he will never take that away from her . Instead he will work to become a billionaire too so that their home will be made up of billionaires .

At this point , Rihanna trusted him even more . Rihanna will do anything for ASAP Rocky . She knows their relationship is built on love .

Moral lesson : Some of you who are greedy could take such an opportunity and end marriage in no time . God sees your heart that’s why he is not linking you to great people.

The relationship between the sheep and the shepherd normally develop, first,from the sheep hearing the voice of the shepherd.

People often talk about what women need in a relationship, but men have emotional needs too, even if they don’t always say it out loud.

A man wants to feel needed. When he feels like he has a place in your life, he shows up with more love and effort. But when he feels unneeded, he slowly pulls away.

He also wants to feel respected. Respect, for many men, means more than love. If he feels heard and valued, he’ll give you his best. If not, he starts to shut down.

Appreciation matters too. Even a small “thank you” makes him feel seen. When you notice his efforts, he’s inspired to give even more.

Most of all, he wants to feel trusted and accepted. When he knows you believe in him and admire him, it brings out the best in him.

Love doesn’t always need big words, just small, consistent actions that make him feel safe, wanted, and enough.

—Tanvir Sourov

Signs dzinoita kuti tizive kuti akahuraa or akahurirwa ndiyani mu relationship. Uye akarambwa ndiyani akaramba mumwe ndiyani and aive akaperera ndiyani.

1. Kana uri iwe wakahura unowanzooneka nekuti zii soo nekunzwisisa why warambwa.

2. Asingaparidze kupera kwe relationship ndiye mharapatsetse hai shooter ma firimu mu relationship.

3. Anobatikana sterek ndiye akarambwa. Probably akahurirwa.

4. Anoratidza kufara sterek asi zvichioneka kuti ari ku pretender .. kuita seari ok after breakup ndiye ari kurwadziwa sterek. Iyeye aive akaperera.

5. Ano mover of real quick ndiye aive hure hombe mu relationship.

6. Anotaura nyaya dzayiitika mu relationship yake after breakup ndiye aive akaperera.

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2027: I’ll sever ties with Davido, ChiefPriest if they campaign publicly for APC – VeryDarkMan

Social media critic and influencer, VeryDarkMan, has threatened to sever ties with singer Davido and socialite Cubana Chiefpriest if they campaign publicly for the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC.

He made the threat while reacting to the duo’s recent visit to the presidency.

VDM, who has been very critical of the APC administration, told Davido and Cubana Chiefpriest to kiss their relationship with him goodbye if they openly campaign for APC ahead of the 2027 general elections.


Speaking in a video message shared via his Instagram page, the influencer said, “I don’t have a problem with who anyone chooses to support politically. The only way I will have a problem with Davido, Chiefpriest, or any influencer is if they start publicly campaigning for APC or any political party come 2027. I will stand against you.

“Let the people decide. Don’t deceive them to vote for the wrong politicians because of the love they have for you after you have been bought over with money… Any politician that wants the people to support him should speak for himself. Let him campaign for himself; he should not use celebrities.

“He should communicate his plans to the people. If any celebrity campaigns for any politician, I will come for that celebrity. Let the suffering masses decide. They know best. If you decide to vote for Tinubu despite what is happening in this regime, then no problem. If you think that’s what works for you, there’s absolutely no problem. And if you decide that it is another party that will take you out of the problem, then no problem. But no celebrity should campaign for any politician.”

VeryDarkMan and Davido have a good relationship. He was among the few influencers invited to the singer’s lavish wedding with Chioma in June 2024.

“It’s Okay to Outgrow What You Once Settled For”

Growth will cost you people, places, and versions of yourself. But the reward? Peace, alignment, and authenticity.

You once stayed in that relationship because it felt familiar. You once chased that job because it looked good on paper. But now, you’re awakening. You’re realizing that what once felt like home, now feels like a cage.

Outgrowing doesn’t mean you’re ungrateful. It means you’re evolving. It means you’re listening to the whispers of your soul. You are allowed to want more, to change direction, to leave behind what no longer nurtures you.

Don’t stay where your heart feels unseen just because your history lives there. Let your growth scare you—but never let it stop you.

"You are not abandoning your past. You are honoring your future."

A narcissist wants you to forgive and forget, to move on, and to let it go, so they can escape accountability and apologies, and keep treating you in the same manner. They don't want to do the work it takes to change their rude, hurtful, negative, controlling, bullying, or manipulative behaviors. They want to blame you, sweep it under the rug, and pretend the conflict never happened. They want to police your emotions and feelings, have power and control, be right, micromanage everyone around them, and feel superior. Acting like a mature, healthy adult, introspecting, self-reflecting, and taking accountability for how they treated you are not things they are capable of.

To a narcissist, your pain is an inconvenience, your boundaries are a threat, and your voice is something to silence. They aren't interested in building healthy relationships; they’re focused on maintaining dominance and image. When you try to address issues, they gaslight, deflect, or minimize your experience. They might offer hollow apologies, not out of remorse, but as a tactic to reset the cycle and regain control. Forgiveness, to them, is a license to continue hurting you. Their version of "moving on" is erasure—erasing your truth, your wounds, and your right to heal.

Healing from narcissistic abuse means resisting their narrative. It means holding onto your truth, your emotions, and your right to closure, even when they deny it. It means refusing to normalize disrespect just to keep the peace. Don’t let them convince you that your standards are the problem. You’re not too sensitive, too emotional, or too difficult. You’re a human being deserving of respect, safety, and authentic connection. Narcissists will never admit fault, because doing so would shatter the illusion they cling to. But you don’t need their validation to stand firm in your reality.

➥𝐼𝑓 𝑖𝑡'𝑠 ℎ𝑒𝑙𝑝𝑓𝑢𝑙 𝑝𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑐𝑡 & 𝑠ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑒⇅

People often talk about what women need in a relationship, but men have emotional needs too, even if they don’t always say it out loud.

A man wants to feel needed. When he feels like he has a place in your life, he shows up with more love and effort. But when he feels unneeded, he slowly pulls away.

He also wants to feel respected. Respect, for many men, means more than love. If he feels heard and valued, he’ll give you his best. If not, he starts to shut down.

Appreciation matters too. Even a small “thank you” makes him feel seen. When you notice his efforts, he’s inspired to give even more.

Most of all, he wants to feel trusted and accepted. When he knows you believe in him and admire him, it brings out the best in him.

Love doesn’t always need big words, just small, consistent actions that make him feel safe, wanted, and enough.

—Tanvir Sourov

MY EX IS MY BOSS NOW. AND He Hasn’t FORGOTTEN ANYTHING.

We broke up five years ago.
Now he signs my paycheck.
And every time he calls me “Miss Ade,”
I hear the anger he never said out loud…

They say time heals everything.
I believed it—until I saw him again.

Until I walked into the boardroom of my dream job and saw the man I ghosted five years ago...
sitting at the head of the table,
in a tailored navy blue suit,
smirking with the same calm fury that used to haunt my dreams.

His name is Lanre.

Once, he was my everything.

Now, he's my boss.

And I think he wants revenge.

It was never supposed to be like this.

Five years ago, I ended our relationship with a single message.

“I’m sorry. I can’t do this anymore. Please don’t call.”

I blocked him immediately. Changed my number. Switched cities.
Not because I hated him… but because I was scared.
Not of him—he was gentle. Loving. Too loving.

I was scared of myself.
Of how much I depended on him.
Of how much he wanted to marry me when I wasn’t ready.
Of how much he saw a future, while I saw only fear.

I didn’t want to explain.
So I vanished.

Now, five years later, I’m 29 and tired of running. I want to rebuild my life.

When I landed the job at Crest Capital, I thought it was a miracle.
One of the top financial firms in the country.
A chance to finally live the life I thought I’d thrown away.

Until the glass doors slid open on my first day…
and I saw him.

Lanre.

Older. Colder.
More powerful than ever.

His eyes locked on mine.

He didn’t flinch.

He didn’t even smile.

He just said:

> “Miss Ade… we’ve been expecting you.”

That was three months ago.

Since then, I’ve tried to keep things professional.
He hasn’t mentioned our past.
But it leaks into everything.

Into how he assigns me the most difficult projects.
Into how he corrects me in front of the entire team.
Into how he calls me “Miss Ade” with venom wrapped in velvet.

The other staff think he’s hard on me because I’m new.

I know better.

He remembers everything.

Last Friday, he called me into his office.

The air was ice.

He didn’t look up from his desk as he spoke.

> “We’re flying to Abuja for the investors’ summit. You’ll assist me directly.”

I swallowed.

> “Sir, there are senior associates—”

He looked up. His stare was fire.

> “You have a problem, Miss Ade?”

I shook my head. “No, sir.”

The flight was silent.

The hotel lobby buzzed with executives.

I tried to stay behind him, unnoticed.

But at dinner, with partners from Dubai and London seated around us, Lanre turned to me and said:

> “Tell them, Miss Ade…
why you believe loyalty is the most undervalued asset in business.”

The table went quiet.

He was smiling—but his eyes burned.

I knew what he meant.

I felt my stomach twist.

That night, in my room, I couldn’t sleep.

At 2:13 AM, I heard a knock.

My heart stopped.

I opened the door… and there he was.

Lanre.

Tie loosened. Sleeves rolled up.
A storm behind his calm expression.

> “May I come in?”

I froze.

But I stepped aside.

He walked in slowly.

Looked around.

Then turned to me and asked the question I knew was coming.

> “Why did you do it?”

I looked at him. Really looked.

The man I once loved.
Who used to hold my face like it was a treasure.
Who wrote me poems he never shared.
Who told me, “You are not hard to love. You just need someone who won’t run.”

And I did the one thing I promised myself I wouldn’t do.

I cried.

> “I was afraid,” I whispered.
“You loved me so much, it felt like drowning. I didn’t know how to love you back. So I ran.”

He didn’t move.

He didn’t speak.

Until finally, he said:

> “And now?”

I looked up.

> “Now I wish I hadn’t.”

He nodded once.

Then walked toward the door.

Paused.

> “Get some rest. Early call tomorrow.”

And he left.

Just like that.

Back at the office, things changed.

He stopped being cold.

But he wasn’t warm.

He was silent.

Deliberate.

The week after, he called for a leadership restructure meeting.

My name was on the shortlist for promotion.

The staff were shocked.

So was I.

But the real shock came the next morning.

When I entered the office and saw a small envelope on my desk.

It wasn’t from HR.

It was handwritten.

No name.

Just five words:

> “You still owe me closure.”

I thought he wanted to punish me.
But maybe he wants something more.
And I don’t know if I’m ready…
to find out what it is.

To be continued
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A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE KEEPER ACCIDENTALLY SLEPT OFF IN THE BILLIONAIRE'S HOTEL ROOM
EPISODE 5
The peace didn’t last. Three days after Liam showed up at Alma’s apartment, news broke like a wildfire across social media and gossip blogs. “Billionaire Liam Hart Caught in Scandal with Hotel Housekeeper”—headlines screamed, photos splashed across timelines: one showed Alma stepping out of Liam’s car, another captured him entering her building. A third—more invasive—was a blurred shot of them hugging in her doorway. Alma’s world spun. She had never known this kind of attention, and it wasn’t the fairytale kind. It was cruel. Her inbox flooded with hateful messages. “Gold digger.” “Social climber.” “He’ll drop you soon.” The hotel press office issued a cold, rehearsed statement: “We are investigating internal staff relationships to maintain professional standards.” The management who once apologized to her were now silent.

Liam tried to shield her, but the damage spread. Business partners pulled away from him. Investors raised questions. And when Alma walked through the hotel lobby just once—head low, heart beating—someone spat near her feet. It was too much. She broke down that night. “I can’t do this, Liam,” she whispered, tears falling as she sat on his expensive couch, curled into herself. “This isn’t my world. I’m not strong enough for this.” He dropped to his knees in front of her. “I didn’t bring you into my world. You became part of it the day you fell asleep in my room like it was the safest place in the world. I don’t care about them, Alma. Let them talk. Let them scream. I only care about us.” She shook her head. “What if I ruin your name? Your empire?” He reached into his pocket and pulled out something small—silver, delicate, and glinting. A key. He pressed it into her palm. “This isn’t a ring. Not yet. But it’s the key to my house. You’re free to walk away, but I want you to know the door will always be open. For you. For Daniel. For a future we build, not one we inherit.”

She sobbed into his shoulder, and for the first time in weeks, her heart felt steady. She didn’t walk away. She walked with him. Days passed. Then weeks. Liam took a step back from the press, released a simple statement of his own: “The woman I’m seeing didn’t sneak into my life—she walked in and changed it. I’m not ashamed. She’s not my scandal. She’s my peace.”

The world moved on. Gossip found new fuel somewhere else. The noise faded. And in the quiet, Alma found something she never expected—love without condition.

One year later, Liam returned to Suite 709, this time holding Alma’s hand. He opened the door, now renovated and filled with sunlight, and turned to her with a smile. “Remember this place?” She laughed. “The bed I wasn’t supposed to sleep on?” “The bed that changed my life,” he said softly. “And now… I think it’s time.”

He knelt, pulled out a velvet box, and opened it. “This time, it’s not a key.” Alma gasped, her hand over her mouth, tears falling freely. “Alma Adeyemi, will you marry me?”

Her answer was the only truth that mattered. “Yes.”

Not because he was a billionaire. But because he saw her. And loved her. In a world built on power, she was the only thing that ever made him feel human.

THE END.

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