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A Nigerian lady has caused a stir online with a confession she made.

The lady. who was financially supported through her education by her boyfriend, says she is now hesitant to marry him while stating that she no longer finds him attractive.

Numerous internet users have criticized the young lady as they have shared their opinions on this relationship issue.

A social media influencer, who posted the lady’s anonymous message captioned it, “May you not experience misfortune.”

In a post via the micro-blogging platform, X, the lady revealed that her boyfriend is threatening to disclose her private photos if she rejects his proposal.

“Sir dickson well don..My boyfriend trained me through my university and I’m in my final year but I don’t find him attractive anymore because he irritates me now.he has been threatening to release my nudes video if I don’t get married to him.What should I do?” she quizzed.

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Hamas gunmen launched an unprecedented attack on Israel from the Gaza Strip on 7 October, killing more than 1,400 people and taking more than 220 hostages.

Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry says more than 7,000 people have been killed in the territory since Israel launched retaliatory air strikes, and a ground offensive is expected.

What is happening in the Gaza Strip?
Hospitals in Gaza are admitting emergency cases only as fuel runs out, according to the World Health Organization.

The UN's agency for Palestinian refugees, Unrwa, say it has significantly reduced its operations because it has almost exhausted its fuel reserves.

Small quantities of fuel retrieved from existing reserves are being used to maintain the water supply in the south of Gaza. However, they will run out soon.

An Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman said Gaza still had fuel but "Hamas prefers to have all of the fuel for its warfighting capabilities, leaving civilians without it".

More than 70 aid lorries have now entered the territory through the Rafah crossing with Egypt since Israel imposed a "complete siege" at the start of the conflict.

However, these have provided only a fraction of the needs of people in Gaza. Unrwa called it "a drop in the ocean of overwhelming needs". About 500 lorries were allowed into Gaza every day before the start of the war.

An estimated 1.4 million people in Gaza have been displaced, according to the UN.

Hundreds of thousands moved from the north of the territory to the south, after being told by the Israeli military to leave for their own safety.

The WHO has also warned that it is "almost impossible" for patients in hospitals in northern Gaza to be evacuated.

The southern city of Khan Younis, normally home to 400,000 people, has seen its population increase to about 1.2 million. Many families are sharing homes, or sleeping in tents.

However, Israel has continued to carry out strikes on what it says are Hamas military targets in southern Gaza.