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Newspaper from 1998/11/04

The text is a letter from a man named Prince Oladele Ademomi, who is seeking help in finding a fiancée. He is 27 years old and works with a company in Isolo, Lagos, but he is lonely and wants to find a woman to love him. He has started acquiring property and living quite well, but he does not know how to "toast" a woman. He is looking for interested ladies to contact him through his address. The letter provides some advice on how to approach women, such as being gentle, confident, and presentable, and not rushing into asking for their hand in love. The letter also warns against bad habits such as smoking and drinking too much alcohol.

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The text is a letter from a man named Prince Oladele Ademomi, who is seeking help in finding a fiancée. He is 27 years old and works with a company in Isolo, Lagos, but he is lonely and wants to find a woman to love him. He has started acquiring property and living quite well, but he does not know how to "toast" a woman. He is looking for interested ladies to contact him through his address. The letter provides some advice on how to approach women, such as being gentle, confident, and presentable, and not rushing into asking for their hand in love. The letter also warns against bad habits such as smoking and drinking too much alcohol.

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