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  As a Nigerian, in most occasion the believe attached to success is sometimes synonymous to seeking "greener pasture" elsewhere around Europe, America and so on; in what has been termed "Jakpa Syndrome". But in this sensational story we are about see how a British lady believed in a black skin man from Nigeria and how she later went on to become a great name in the Nigeria societal history.  Here is the story of Dulcie Ethel Adunola a white English-Nigerian Woman. When World War II broke out David Oguntoye hid in a ship and traveled to Britain to volunteer for the Royal Air Force. He arrived in Britain in June 1942, and was selected to train as a navigator in Canada for four years. Unfortunately the time he was returning to Britain in 1946, the war had already ended, which meant couldn't be deployed on the battlefield. Instead he was posted to Bicester Oxford as a welfare officer for the Caribbean airmen stationed there. In June of the same year a young b...

  So emotional that makes one wonder if such love and affection still exist in over world. With no misunderstanding, resent times has seen relationship strive only on the existence of financial power and social status, in other words; money and connection. This definitely make one analyse and doubt if love actually exist. So many relationships nowadays are product of what we can get and not how we feel about each other. Emotions has been affected and replaced with greed and selfish interest.  On social media these things have becomes everyday thing where young adults come on live videos to openly preach their affection for money and material possession rather than the the first purpose of being in a relationship (love).  Here is an evidence of true love definition when Annie pens down an emotional message to Innocent Idibia, the popular Afrobeat megastar 2Face now also call 2Baba. "Dear Innocent, this is my first and only true love; forgive me if I have disrespected you b...