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  In a relationship, few things are as bad as cheating. But one thing sure comes close – when your man is still pining over their ex. Maybe it’s a gut feeling, or you saw something on his phone. Getting over a past love is never easy, but it is essential if you’re starting a relationship with a new partner. Just the idea of bae thinking of someone else gives you heart pangs. Here are some signs that your lover just can’t seem to move on from their ex.  1. He talks about her a lot Bringing up your ex once in a while isn’t terrible in itself. But if it seems like he talks about his past more than his present or even compares you to her, that’s a huge red flag. If he’s raving about any girl, it should be you! 2. They’re “friends” Someone being friends with their ex can be extremely stressful for their current partner. Even though there’s nothing wrong with being on good terms with a past partner, there are some signs that can help you tell if he’s not over her. If it’s more than a coffee

  As an unmarried woman, if you are growing old. Don't wait for a man to come and ask for your hands in marriage. Go and find a decent man and ask for his hands in marriage. It is Halal (lawful) in Islam. If you have the means, sponsor the marriage. If you don't have the means, make it the cheapest. Doing this is 100% better than you staying alone, because if care is not taking you may end up committing zinā (fornication) which can lead you to hellfire. A word is enough for the wise!

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has congratulated the founder of the Al-Hikmah University and Jagunmolu of Igbomina land Chief Abdur-Raheem Oladimeji on his 83rd birthday anniversary, identifying him as a foremost statesman, philanthropist, and a pathfinder with huge impacts on the people. In a statement on Wednesday, the Governor said: “I join family, friends and associates to felicitate the statesman and accomplished community leader on his 83rd birthday anniversary. Baba’s contributions to educational and socio-economic development of the state through his university and other endeavours remain indelible. I am glad that his university has continued to record tremendous growth and development. Specifically, I commend the statesman for his support for the administration, including during the COVID-19 pandemic when he made generous donations in support of government’s effort to save the lives of our people. “On behalf of the people and government of Kwara State, I rejoice