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peachyD:
Lmao...was really hoping I could cheat mtn for once

Keep hope alive, i'm sure mtn will dull one day

Blyzz:
thumbs up for that

Na so naa!!! Make God help us

Abbykem:
Awwwwwwww. Thanks for d gbosa, my head is swelling

Smalls cute!!! I appreciate intelligence anytime I encounter one...*winks

kilode100:




I don born your mate for house and btw, I'm on my second marriage.

Hope you're making money from marriage business sha? Seems u're a professional...

kilode100:




I don born your mate for house and btw, I'm on my second marriage.

Lmao!!! When u enter 4th marriage, lemme know....shameless

kilode100:
I think his wife should divorce this broke ass virility bastard..

Wait till he makes money, and his wife is worn out from stress, he will so dump her and marry a fresh Babe.

No woman should ever suffer with any morafucking man.

I'm sure ya na married yet.....odawise u go yarn better

Abbykem:
This are the type of women that makes men to abuse women. A woman's prayers and encouragement goes a long way in helping the family. #My mama didn't raise me to leave him after saying 'I DO'

Beautiful, cute and virtuous woman(lady), you said it all. We guys wish all women are like you.... 2 gbosa for you!!!

kilode100:
Yeye dey smell.

You expect your wife to feed, cloth and house you?

Olorunmajebadthing biko!! So your only mission in life is to bang her?? He might even be lousy in bed with bad breath and all.. You have misplaced priorities jawe.

Wetin I dey read bikozienu , the only thing he's bringing to the table is his blockous..

Tafia.

Ms. Brothel, didn't she know he was jobless before she opened her legs and still accept ring? So many ladies out there willing to foot the bill of a virile guy, after renting aa shop and paying house rent, is it too much for the 'wife' to support the guy till he gets something tangible? Ladies of nowadays shaaaaaaa!!!

Nova15:
But OP why should you even be thinking of marrying when you haven't secured a job?


You should get your priorities striaght!

He's already married Mr. Oga, you don't have to chastise him all over again. I'm sure he's blaming himself for getting married already.

Op sit your wife down and talk to her, if she refuses, leave the decision to her. A yoruba adage says, 'if your wife leave you, trouble has left you be that'. Marriage is for better for worse, if she can't endure the worst, then she's not fit to be a wife.

FlirtyKaren:
Do you agree with her?

http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/11/nigerian-lady-slams-women-who-wont-for.html

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evlyn:
who is this attention seeking prof.... some profs are not really 'prof' oya come and force him to shut down the embassy na.. 48hours...we d count..... when most Nigerians go to the uk and over stay their visas.... some even marry oyibos just to collect green card...mtschwww.... uk..please deport all those deportable.... madam prof..get in touch with the Nigerian government and discuss...dont just stay there and be giving orders

Green Card, UK Do you really know what you are saying?

siamia:
If u are 30 plus and single, we shd have our own thread to meet and talk.
Some of us are single, educated and ably employed. We are mature, responsible, gainfully employed, christian and godfearing. Some of us have kids that we are training and bringing up. We are involved in church, in impacting the lives of others, and contribute to the wellbeing of the society, But for one reason or the other, we are still single.
I have a lot of respect for nairaland, and I think its Nigeria's version of facebook, only better.
So if ur 30 and above, let's talk and see if the sparks will fly!
Pls note: no rude comments. Respect attracts respect. Nairalanders are great people.

Quite interesting I must say. The question I get asked everyday is 'when are you going to get married Mr'. To make matters worse, most of my friends are married and I have started asking myself the same question and I go further to ask myself 'don't you think you're too old not to have your family?' On the flip side, I am hopeful, very very hopeful....

Kennedyiheme:
Anyway my gf is lovely, we live far apart from each other but we are both in lagos, mehn there was a day I was broke ehn and it was tht day we agreed we were gonna see each other...the girl call me, I was feeling smehw but I jst told her the ruth tha
t I had only 500naira....I was suprised when she said I shld come like dt lol, I went there sha... As a sharp guy I withdrew the last 2k in my account make fuckup no go happen there, we met at e.centre, she. Told me she just wanted to see me and tht our relationship shld be based on money, she offered to pay for wht we took, seriously I wasn't feeling confortable abt it bt she told me nt too bother...we had a good time, I saw her off and she wanted to give me transport fare, I told her not to worry that I had that.....rare gem, if you are reading this shewa, I LOVE YOU, when the money comes I will neva forget you....when I got home, I dnt knw why I thought abt wht happnd, and there was a drop of tears, only God knws why....special girl

Very nice, on the other hand,maybe the gel don go read ur star and them tell her say u're going to be the next dangote, so she's forming nice. Ladies have been callous since before christ..

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Sunday said the Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to stop foreign exchange sale to importers of 41 items might lead to the closure of many manufacturing companies in the country. According to the chamber, many of the listed items are raw materials, which manufacturing companies usually need for production.

In a communiqué it issued after a public forum with officials of the CBN in Lagos, the chamber said the policy might lead to job losses. The communiqué, signed by the Director-General, LCCI, Mr. Muda Yusuf, and made available on Sunday, noted that the new forex rule could also lead to inflation and significant reduction in the nation’s Gross Domestic Product. It read in part, “Given the dominant role of the CBN in FX supplies in Nigeria and the fact that all three ‘official’ markets are excluded, the policy means manufacturers who require any of the 41 restricted items as input and raw materials for their production may have to simply shut their operations once the existing stock is exhausted.

“The LCCI understands the CBN’s constraints and circumstances as it drew up this policy. It, however, appears as if the formulation of the policy has suffered from the CBN’s limited understanding of the manufacturing process of many of the sectors affected by this policy. Many of the restricted items are irreplaceable raw materials in the manufacturing process of many industries and this policy will cause significant damage to the Nigerian manufacturing sector and economy. We affirm that while there are several items on the list, which any patriotic Nigerian will not object to, there are many others that will harm the manufacturing sector.”

Source: http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/cbn-forex-policy-may-cause-factory-closure-lcci/

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jascon1:
you speak naught. America is a free country n U free to say what u believe. There are outspoken activists fighting against gay rights. This is one's religious belief as supported by the Bible which the entire world knows. What then would stop a Reverend from outrightly taking a stand? Your thought may seem to lack a firm accentuation. Am a strong opposer of homosexuality. I won't tolerate it. I suppose all Christians who are not gay themselves must outrightly condemn it. No fear of the land or ppls opinions.

You're absolutely wrong! Thou shall not judge, this is an important commandment.

donholy28:
First thing first...op ur jobless.
But u f*cked up,u should have told her dat u just stepped out to buy card and that she should sit at una usual spot...order two sharwamas and wait for u...that ur coming back soon...
You don give her direct employment into washing plates department.

My guy, u're too sure.....walahi

sandrannna:
Where u work will determine whether I will say "yes " or "no"

scamma...wash...wash...girls wey get job never get bf, talkess of person wey no get job...smh....u no like pallbearer?

@OP.......Una go just dey post anything here...Seems there needs to be thorough screening of all these front page news jare.....Mr. President did not say he will reopen all political assassination cases oooohhhhh...He said 'not quoting verbatim thou' that all cases of political assassination henceforth will be investigated and the culprits brought to book...This is a public forum and we should try as much as possible to report news as it is biko.........

justwise:


If 60 years old are incapable of championing a change then Buhari is the wrong candidate.

Both young and old can work together to bring change as long as they are effective.

Corruption within civil servant is not problem and the solution is not sacking people who have worked for 30 years.

Don't get this wrong, the caption of the thread is exaggerated, they are not being SACKED, it's going to be what you call a retrenchment and compulsory retirement and they are going to get their full benefits.

Also do you know those who are over 30yrs in the ministry cuts across all the levels? And i am sure that majority will be in lower and middle levels like cleaners, clerks and the likes.

Well try going to our ministries and see for yourself the decay and decadence there and you will have a better understanding. I have worked in the ministry and I am talking from experience. It's not because of their age, but their orientation generally. Also retirement is not the final solution but the starting point.

Our leader should not be 72yrs old, but when he was the only credible candidate/opposition our political parties recommended, we had no choice but to vote for him. Whereas, in terms of the civil service, options abound.

justwise:


You can't be sure of that, a family friend who works at ministry of education started using computer in 1997, she was aged 43-45 at that time, not all old guy/woman are struggling with technology.

If Buhari wants to overhaul the system then those above the age of 65 should be made redundant and not those who have worked for 30yrs but within the working age.

I understand you quite well, but there would always be collateral damage. We need a relatively young and dynamic labour force in the government ministries. It's easier for a 45 to 50 year Old person to champion change than a 60 year old. Take a look at this scenario compare GTBank to a Union Bank or First Bank. The former is young and dynamic and championing change in the Banking Sector in Nigeria and Africa while the later is just living on old glory and growing at a slow rate.

There would always be collateral damage in any decision the government takes, but let's try to look at the long term benefits which would be - more young folks in government in future. It's because the youths and middle age folks are not given opportunities and our society has entrenched so much value to old age that we even have a 72yr old President. So let the change begin

justwise:
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You can't improve efficiency by getting rid of experienced workers, you do that by training workers, motivate them and get rid of red tapes in the system.

For the fact that somebody has worked for 30yrs does not mean that the individual has reached the age of retirement.

It is even more ridiculous to think that the person suggesting this is above 70years of age and have ruled the country before.

Double standard?

From the headline if it is true, it's only those that are 30 yrs and above that are going to be affected, not those who have spent less. So are you saying those that have worked for 10, 15, 20 and 25 years are not competent enough to man the affairs of the ministry? Certainly some good hands would be affected, but truth is most of these old guys are not inclined to new technology, they keep claiming things should be done the way things have always been done. We need change. Civil servants can't be compared with political officers.

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The government does not need to review any act before it decides to retire anyone as long as due notice is served and full compensation is paid as and when due.

Ybnm4life:
I am smelling fowl play here, This is another means to deprive this workers of their retirement benefits... Its a no no for me...

You should understand that the caption of the news is misleading. If the presidency is going to authorize this, they are not going to be sacked, they are going to be retired/ retrenched and they will also get their full entitlements.

seunwen2:
[size=32pt]pls what is masturbation?[/size]

See for guidance

adonbilivit:
I can't recall calling her a transgender

She's just enjoying the sex my brother....tell your friend to 'talk to his heels'....odawise after he catch stroke, the gel go 'talk to her heels'

Timbuktou:


Go dutch? In Nigeria? Only a measly 0.06% would ever consider this, and an even smaller percentage would carry through.

Guys don't ask for dates because most nigerian girls have no decency. She wants to go out on a date with you every time you ask but she's not interested in dating you. From experience, an 'oyinbo gel' will not even accept to go on a date with you if she has the slightest inclination the relationship will not work out and if she accepts, she's going dutch.... so my advice to you naija ladies, as long as you are not willing to pay, get used to 'come to my ous.......' Lmao. By the way 'OP' you mentioned restaurant in almost all the paragraphs nothing like park, museum, going for a walk etc...... I bow for you ooooh!!! you are a real naija babe....

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