₦airaland Forum

MRbrownJAY:
@poster
why wouldnt he?! she has a killa body and he cant keep his hands off of her. as we can see from her face reaction, she doesnt mind so why should we?!

to each their own!

But he is disrespecting her womanhood. Why should women allow themselves to be treated like sexx objects?.

Outstrip:
You are welcome. okpo

What is that?

I have been asked by numerous people about why I decided to stay out of Nigeria as a gay man. I decided to stay out because I came to self-acceptance and reject Criminalization of my sexuality. Apart from Sharia law applicable in the Northern part of Nigeria, Chapter 21, Articles 214 and 217 of the Nigerian penal code is a t[b]hreat to any conscious and openly gay person in Nigeria. Based on the publicity Cletus has received, he could become a source of exploitation for the Nigerian police[/b]. I feel for Cletus. [color=#990000]The worst of death for me while in Nigeria, and before I came to self-acceptance, was the struggle in the closet. The fear and hurt from rejection when people know your secret. Living like that for anyone who is conscious of self-dignity and who longs for integrity is a prison without wall. Such a person needs freedom. If Cletus is actually gay, he needs help from the world to be set free so are all gays and lesbians in Nigeria or who are Nigerians. Not necessarily freedom to move out of Nigeria, but freedom to live in freedom in the land of our birth. (To me any place open to freedom and security is home, but I am not advocating a trans-Atlantic gay migration.)
Pending the arrival of that help, Cletus, take heart. Remain in self-acceptance and conduct yourself with care in Nigeria. I am sure you know that being gay is not a choice for most people. I hope that is true to you too. Don't hesitate to e-mail me through couragenigeria@gmail.com. I have no money or power, but we can work together still. Thanks.
http://madikazemi..com/2010/06/nigerian-gay-footballer-deported-by.html[/color]

People, why so much hatred on our fellow human beings over their sexuality?. Hate the act but not the person please.

Outstrip:
She knows his family. She knows her childrens names. She even lived with him there so she knows people that know him. She needs to work on getting her children back. The authorities cannot do it all

What if the man left those children somewhere in Nigeria at the care of his relations?. The woman will not be able to make her case if there is no proof that the man is living in Germany with her children.

Outstrip:
Nothing at all. Including kissing it in the damned mouth. I bet you he has bought sexy lingerie for the thing. Nasty people everywhere

Thank you for letting them know that it is perfectly alright for one to marry a dog, cat, stone,beer bottle, Facebook, etc.

[quote author=chosen_04 link=topic=563570.msg7290138#msg7290138 date=1291745674]Maybe the hands of her husband are not clean?[/quote]Should she pay the price for the sins of her husband?

Aigbofa:
Chicago is now officially on list of my "no go" areas, along with Juarez in Mexico and Kabul in Afghanistan.

I think he is already immortalized in the minds of those who were fortunate to know him.
He probably wouldn't want any elaborate awards anyway.

May his gentle soul rest in peace.

Don't forget to add Aba and Ibadan to your list of no go areas please.

googles:


very good bad boi

Imagine that old man grabbing a woman's behind like that in public. Shame on him.

Outstrip:
She needs to alert the authorities. If he reported that she was dead that should even be enough to start working a case against him. He is not in Nigeria where there is no law. She can get her children back. She just needs to work hard at it. telling people about it nd sitting at home and praying with no action will not bring them back

It depends on if the man married her with his real name.

aisha2:
By your defination every job is a well paying job abi? Do you have any idea the kind of Jobs people take to keep body and soul together? Why will her husband not cater for her when she is pregnant? Before you Judge people, walk a mile in their shoes and see if you wont go bare footed. If she was happy with her situation she wont come here and cry for help.

Oh please. That woman is selling you reasons for cheating on her husband. Why are we always quick to crucify men when they do a thing like this but always look for ways to exonerate women?. If she is very honest and beaten down, why didn't she inform her husband that she is seeing another man since he was doing nothing for her anyway?. I don't believe in pampering people to death. I speak the truth and it doesn't matter who it will hurt. OP is a classified bittch.

https://ll-media.tmz.com/2010/12/07/1207-tourist-premiere-launch-credit.jpg

Grabbing Jolie at the wrong end.

http://www.tmz.com/2010/12/07/brad-pitt-angelina-jolie-hand-booty-grab-premiere-the-tourist/

MzDarkSkin:
To all of the caucasians on the forum I apologize but I didn't even have to guess his race. 
but then again. . .some blk folks are coocoo too.

What is wrong with marrying your dog?

I have never seen a Nigerian with such a big heart like Kanu Nwankwo after the demise of Abiola.

[quote author=Mr¬Cork link=topic=562778.msg7289472#msg7289472 date=1291739648]nitewalker. brother, u sound like the spokesman for IBO people.

its ok, u soon be able to Nyansh your fellow brother (no ofeinse) [/quote]All your posts are riddled with red and Ibo people. Haven't they ignored you enough for you to realize that they don't intend to give you any audience?. Of course, you must be one deluded fool hiding in your porch to write these nonsense. I know how you feel and how Ibo people took what is due to you. One night with Jesus can give you some closure.Just a suggestion.

afam4eva:
Isn't Innoson also based in Enugu. And is it not an Igbo or Nigerian company? What difference does it make. At times i wonder what people want.

Do you know how many years Annamco has paid taxes to Enugu state?. Why sideline them for Innoson?.

sochan:
If true, this is so wrong.

Lets ask ourselves. [b]what would 290m naira have done to the Uniben Medical school? [/b]I have no doubt that would have made a big difference, rather 1 thiefing lawmaker is chopping that one.

Everything in that country is so wrong.

The comptrollers at UniBen medical school would have eaten the money anyway. So, the lawmakers can as well pocket it?. If you are mugu enough not to pocket govt money in Nigeria, the next guy in line will help you do it and it doesn't matter if he/she is a bishop of arch-Imam.

Obasanjo used the first ID scheme to settle his houseboys. That is why it is as useless as a piece of plastic.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010
[size=14pt]NFF faces $800,000 FIFA fine[/size]

Agency reporter


FIFA could impose a fine of as much as $800,000 on Nigeria for pulling out of a recent friendly against Iran, MTNFootball.com has learnt.





http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/23/803.html


However, the Nigeria Football Federation moved fast by reaching out to their Iranian counterparts following the cancelled friendly rather than wait for the matter to be brought before FIFA.

"We had to move fast to ensure that the issue of compensation was resolved between the two federations, rather than have the matter deliberated on at FIFA level because then we would be liable for as much as $800,000," a top NFF official told MTNFootball.com.

[size=14pt]Hard knocks for Obasanjo as Eso, Soyinka honoured in New York[/size]
By Funke Aboyade In New York, 11.22.2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, was given a fail mark and his government from 1999 to 2007 described as 'the most lawless years we have known' by Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka in New York, last Saturday.

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/23/206.html

The remarks were made at an Awards Dinner to honour Retired Supreme Court Justice, Kayode Eso and Soyinka by the Nigerian Lawyers Association, in New York.


Eso was the 2010 recipient of the Association's Law and Justice Award, whilst Soyinka received its Lifetime Achievement Award.

Eso who was unable to attend due to last minute changes in his schedule accepted the honour via a recorded video message in which he expressed his regret at being unable 'to attend personally to accept the lofty award' and his delight and enthusiasm in accepting it.

In his message to the Association he admonished, 'Pursuit of justice must be our goal. A law which does not seek justice is not law. There must be pursuit of justice by a lawyer unto death!'

NLA President, Ms Folake Ayoola and Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Association, Mr. Kunle Deru accepted the award on his behalf on Eso's request.


Soyinka who was physically present to receive his award expressed 'great delight' and thanked the Association for the honour.

He charged lawyers that they had a lot of work to do now that Nigeria is in a democracy.

'The years following military rule were some of the most lawless years we have known' he said.

'There was abysmal abuse of the rule of law and the Judiciary was bastardised. Court decisions were flouted, the most notorious being the withholding of revenue allocation to Lagos State' he asserted, in reference to Obasanjo's government.

'Even the military pretended to respect the law; even Abacha made motions of attempts to respect the law!' the Nobel Laureate said.


Saying that the situation brought tremendous shame to Nigeria he said, 'The exponential degree of corruption in the Judiciary began under Obasanjo's regime. Today, many judges can be bought for two a penny'.

He charged Nigerian lawyers to begin the process of reforming the law in Nigeria saying that cases took too long to dispose of.

'I have at least two libel cases which have been going on for over 15 years; why should I wait over 15 years for justice?' he queried.


The dinner which took place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Times Square was a convivial evening with traditional dance entertainment, a fashion show, auction of five New York-Lagos return Arik air tickets, music and dance.

One of the highlights of the evening was provided by renowned Lyric Soprano Opera Singer, Ms Abiodun Koya, who rendered the US and Nigerian national anthems, as well as two special songs in her powerful voice.

Scholarships were awarded to three deserving lawyers in various stages of their studies or career progression in the United States.

The Nigerian Lawyers Association is a not-for-profit, non-partisan professional organisation based in the United States.

Tuesday, November 23, 2010
[size=14pt]Court dissolves marriage over religious differences[/size]

Agency reporter


A 19-year-old marriage was on Monday, dissolved by the Abeokuta Grade 11 Customary Court Ake, due to religious differences a man and his wife.








The 38-year-old wife, Rhoda Oladipupo, told the court that her husband, Sunday Oladidupo, a 44-year-old driver, wanted her to be a traditional worshipper as against her choice, which according to her, is Christianity.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Rhoda told the court that she was tired of the 19-year- old union, which had produced five children, ages 18, 15, 13, 10 and six.

The complainant said each time she went to church, she received beating from Sunday, adding that he maltreated her so often because of their religious differences.

She said the situation made her to move out of her matrimonial home six months ago along with three of their children.

Rhoda also told the court that she had been living within the premises of her church with the children since then.

The woman also alleged that Sunday had come to the church several times to beat her up with little or no resistance.

"He comes to the church to beat me until he was threatened that he would be handed over to the police by the church," she said.

Rhoda said the situation was frustrating and tiring and "I have no option but to seek dissolution of the union.''

She, thereafter, appealed to the court to dissolve the marriage.

Rhoda also wanted the court to mandate Sunday to be responsible for the children's education and upkeep.

The estranged couple had appeared in court on October 25, November 8 and November 19 before Monday's final hearing and judgment.

The President of the court, Chief Ishola Fajebe, said he was not happy that the husband was not in court to listen to the judgment.

Ishola said it was evident that love no longer existed between the couple and that their continuous staying together might lead to a bloodshed.

He, therefore, dissolved the marriage.

He advised Rhoda to take care of the three children and ordered Sunday to be paying N3, 000 monthly for each of the children's upkeep and education.

He said the money must be paid to the Court Registry as from December. 30.

He told Rhoda that Sunday must be allowed to see his children whenever he wished.

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/23/806.html

[size=14pt]FG names location of six new varsities[/size]
From Bukola Olatunji in Abuja, 11.22.2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa'i yesterday named Nasarawa, Taraba, Jigawa, Ebonyi, Bayelsa and Ekiti states, representing each of their geo-political zones, as the beneficiaries of the six new universities to be established by the federal government.

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/23/225.html




Rufai, who addressed newsmen on the creation of the universities said the choice of location in each zone was guided by the principle of equity. "Consideration was given to states without federal universities and the least concentration of other federal tertiary institutions in terms of existing polytechnics and colleges of education. Where the same number of institutions exists, consideration was given to states without their own universities."

She further explained that the institutions are conceptually distinct from the current conventional and specialised universities. "They will be programme focused and shall seek to address the peculiar challenges of the zones where they are located."

A healthy balance will also be struck "between expenditure on core academic activities on the one hand and overhead on the other, such that they will become cost-effective right from take-off with emphasis on the promotion of teaching, learning and research", the minister further said.

Justifying the establishment of the universities, Rufai said, a total of 1, 305, 277 candidates applied for admission into universities nationwide last year out of which only 205, 170 or 16 percent of them were admitted. She also gave the example of Bayero University, Kano, which had a carrying capacity of 5, 000 candidates, but had 39, 000 applicants, who made it their first choice.

The six universities are therefore being established "so that as many of our suitably qualified citizens as possible can have access to university-level education and earn the higher qualifications necessary for their own self-development and the training of the high quality manpower needed for our national development and international competitiveness."

The minister also seized the opportunity to explain that the federal government has neither abolished the colleges of education, nor was it in the process of doing so. The colleges will continue to produce teachers for the basic level of education and the polytechnics, to train middle-level manpower for the country.

According to her, "the federal government is only desirous of upgrading them so that they can also become autonomous degree-awarding institutions as they mature. Already, four federal colleges of education and two polytechnics are awarding degrees by affiliation with federal universities. Overall, 31 federal and state colleges of education and polytechnics have NUC approved affiliations for the award of degrees."

[size=14pt]Brazil seeks Nollywood expertise in film making[/size]
Showtime People Tuesday, November 23, 2010


By Monsur Olowoopejo

Governor Baba-tunde Fashola of Lagos State has said that in the next couple of months the state government, in collaboration with Nollywood, will sign a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with the Brazilian Government to teach Brazilian artistes movie production.





http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/23/323.html

Governor Fashola made this known in Alausa during a courtesy visit by Nollywood actors and actresses under the aegis of Lagos Artistes for Fashola, LAFF, led by Mr. Segun Arinze who are championing the campaign for Fashola's second term in office.

His said: "There is an offer on the table from the Brazilian government which the state government is yet to harness. The last time I visited Brazil, the Brazilian Minister for Tourism asked that they will like to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, with Nigerians to teach Brazilians on how to produce home videos.

"That offer is still on the table and we are yet to harness it because we are yet to have this type of forum where we can work out the necessary modalities. As soon as the artistes are ready, I will re-establish the contact and open up the network."

so that whatever benefits comes from the contract, the credit goes to the country and the movie industry."

Fashola, however, commended the artistes for their support during the 2007 electoral campaign and urged them to promote the ideals that would better the lots of the people in the society.

The Governor said: "By sheer deed of commitment, you have found a way where there seems to be no way. You have helped to address youth restiveness and unemployment."

adding that lots of youths had not been harnessed in the area of cinematography.

"How many Nigerian universities offer courses in cinematography? I champion this course that Nigerian universities should offer courses in such area. Many of you were probably forced into acting out of necessities."

He appealed to the actors and actresses to use their movies to shape and fight the ills in the society rather than negative exposure, citing several cases were Police were portrayed in bad light in movie scenes.

He said: "Maybe you may not pay attention to the values you portray, but I do. Your work is influential and you can use it to promote the image of this country. For instance, our Police are doing well.

"Any time you produce movies and you get to a police scene, they are always portrayed as badly dressed, that is the image you are sending out."

Speaking earlier, Arinze also commend Fashola. He said: "Governor Fashola had done tremendously well and is an actualiser. And that is the reason why I have gathered my colleagues who have made impact in the movie industry in the state to come together to support your Second term bid.

"We have come together for the actualization of your second term. I don't care whose ox is gored. We will stick with you throughout the campaign period until the victory is won," he said.

Arinze added that the artistes would release album, jingles and the rest to sensitise the people and ensured that they voted for the governor next year, stressing that "there is now a brand called 'BRF.'

"We will go to the grassroots to mobilize the people, we will support you; you will get our backing and support," Arinze said.

Outstrip:
You know what my 3 year old had an erection. He actually told me that his pee pee was getting bigger and when I said how did that happen he told me his hand did it. He thought it was funny and I was horrified. I am really looking forward to when I don't have to bathe them anymore. All their dad said was to make sure they always have pants on. Am like I did not think I would even have to worry about this for years. I told him that it was inappropriate so he would not go and do it in school for laughs and then oyibos will say he was trying to do something to their daughters. I did not want to yell at him because I did not want him to think it was unnatural. He just stumbled on it and he was so tickled. He thought it was funny.

Males do not have erections only when they are sexually stimulated tho. Sometimes, a full bladder stimulates erection and in your sons case, it may be a full bladder. I don't think there is a cause to panic until he is about 7 and above.

Ujujoan:
These are babies! They have no erotic feelings whatsoever . . . NONE at all!

How do you know for sure?. 5 year old kids have been known to have erection so, it may start from here and develop into something like that.

People, na allegation o. She may be the lying biatch.

twinskenny:
guyz dont laugh

please whats d meaning of six pack??

A pack of 6 Budweiser beer.

Carlosein:
d'banj had better clean up his act or else nemesis will catch up with him very soon.

haba, na only you de cry sing?

What nemesis?. Dude is cleaning up your bank accounts and you are here talking nemesis. That is showBiz; if you are no more in the news, create any controversy to stay in headlines. Personally, I don't think D'BanG and IkeBanj have any problem between them.

fstranger:
Cher is not Nigerian, why compare her with a Nigerian. Anuofia

Omo ale, I am comparing beauties which knows no bounds.

koruji:
They are going to pray instead of waiting for Akala on the corner and beating some sense into him We keep crying for more states, when a huge state like Oyo cannot take care of its teachers! July salary not yet paid in November - then you wonder what is wrong when 99% of students fail their WAEC next year!
http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201011234301537

African man mentality.

Sunday, November 21, 2010
[size=14pt]Secret confession of a satanic wife![/size]

Segun Durowaiye


I really don't mind if the whole world knows about the evil things I had done that are haunting me at the moment.


[img]http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/21/punch/images/pix20101121403862[1].jpg[/img]
Secret confession






For the lure of filthy lucre or money and its vanities, I had imprisoned my husband with very potent juju and voodoo for 30 years. We were married and I bore him three children who are now adults.

"My name is Kofo Farounbi. My husband was a successful banker when we met. He really had money and I enjoyed every bit of the relationship. Somehow, Satan crept into me and gripped my soul and I succumbed to his evil machinations.

"With the assistance of my socialite friends, I enveloped and imprisoned my husband with preternatural juju that turned him into a fool, just like a slowpoke. First, he willingly resigned his job and I began treating him like my slave. He would wash my undies, bras and clothes at my order. His family, even his children, often wondered why their dad had become an slowpoke, acting foolishly.

"I spent weeks outside my matrimonial home and when I came back, he would welcome me without any fuss. I dated several men in those days, including a prominent business man. I must confess I enjoyed every bit of my bizarre lifestyle. There were times I arrived from my social outings and he would be smelling because he hadn't had his bath for days and I'd order him to go and have his bath. It was that bad!

"Suddenly, a couple of years ago, some religious sects with firebrand kind of worship invited him to their prayer session and he became a new born in Almighty God! The juju that had arrested his senses for 30 years vanished and his life changed for the better and he disowned and divorced me.

"Now, I'm alone, wallowing in abject poverty and pains induced by bosom cancer. I'm getting thinner and thinner every day. I have spent my entire life savings trying to free myself from this health problem, but it has persisted. The gnawing pains of the terminal disease are killing me gradually. It seems God has meted out judgement to me."

A couple of weeks after her confession, Kofo died a painful death caused by the terminal disease.


RESPONSE FROM READERS

Trapped in the rainstorm

Dear Segun,

I read your article in SUNDAY PUNCH of September 5, 2010 entitled, 'Trapped in the Rainstorm.' It was good. You're a good writer, but your ending was in a hurry. You were so eager to end your story, which shouldn't be. When Ayo's father left the hospital, confused and walking aimlessly, I knew the story was coming to an end. Your story should keep people on their toes next time. Nice one.

Chukwuma, Festac Town, Lagos. 070326809XX.

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An Eye for an Eye

Hello segun,

You're really the King of Suspense, there's no doubt about that and the recent increase in cover price of SUNDAY PUNCH is worth it. 'An eye for an eye' could be said to be jungle justice, but the so-called man of God deserves it, particularly because they think they could inherit the kingdom of God after their irreparable destructions and evil deeds. Please, keep giving us more suspense, which is just like watching video film.

Osuolale Ishola-Asanike, 080754892XX.

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/21/860.html

Monday, November 22, 2010
Police arrest three in Lagos for woman's murder

Agency reporter


The police in Lagos have arrested an 18-year-old secondary school pupil and two others for allegedly killing a woman after having sex with her in a hotel room.



Frank Mba



http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/22/802.html


Spokesman of the state police command, Mr. Frank Mba, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Lagos that the suspects, aged between 18 and 22, confessed that they were contacted by a native doctor to supply him human organs.

He said the fugitive native doctor made the suspects to swear an oath of secrecy at his shrine and allegedly paid them N15,000 out of a total of N60,000 for the human parts.

"The suspects approached the woman, believed to be a commercial sex worker, and took her to a hotel in Ikotun area where one of the suspects had sex with her in the presence of the other two suspects.

"After the sex session, the woman slept off. The suspects then cut off the woman's neck with a sharp cutlass.

"When they were satisfied that she was dead, the suspects cut off her two hands and escaped from the hotel room, leaving the dead body on the bed," Mba said.

Mba said that many days after the matter was reported to the police, an employee of the hotel came across the pupil and recognised him as one of the young men who lodged in the hotel on the day of the incident. The suspect was promptly arrested and his confession led to the apprehension of his alleged accomplices.

The suspects are being detained at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, pending further investigation.

Mba said that command had the native doctor wanted while the suspects would be charged for murder. The police advised hotel operators to monitor the activities of their clients with CCTVs.