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i think its worked, but freemanj, wheres d catch in all dis? no demand for money, just like dat am keepin my fingers crossed, if ders no no hidden foul intent, tanx a bunch

bro, my pin is 27ae149b, can i get d activation code?

they still do it. i stepped outside ceddi plaza around 6pm this last sunday 26th june n they were right outside. i didnt knw why dey were gathered there but there were alot of them, and many cars. a group of boys will enter a car, den they will strt racing from infront of morgage bank junction, go up to 140km, den,at dat junction ifront of the back gate of ceddi plaza, they brake n turn the wheel to force the car to face the opposite direction. the car will skid n turn n d children will start applauding, i felt they were mad. the cars atleasr the ones racing were not expensive cars anyway.new maybe, but not like the expensive  ones.most of dos ones lke POD, EOD, Muscle were merely parked by the roadsides

wats d best price? got 2.5m

very true o, even at d boyfriend girlfreind level sef, i notice dis with my own girl. she doesnt lije my own family around me, is never comfortable with my friends and always wants just two of us together. or at worst wit her own people. am thinking of movin to a bigger place and she has already chosen her younger sister's room, her younger brothers room and is already warming up to inviting her bestie over.i now said so u want all d rooms for your people abi so my own people nko? she said my people dont need to precipitate, dat dey r in dia own place. most times wen my younger brother comes around, she reduces her prescence in d house, she's respectful-prolly adopts an attitude of patronizing tolerance, serves everyone food, but i cant help but wonder how her attitude wil be if i eventually marry her. i just tire for dis mata o

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andromida:
it does not matter if them rich or poor . make them just flashy .stories!! so where poor gal go get money to be flashy if no be aristo or sugar daddy go give am. I ts not bad to like flashy gals but dont be mad when you see say na only aristo she need. The good gals are plain janes?  98% of showstoppers in abj are hookers?where you dey hang out? besides if you cnt diffrentiate the hookers from the good gals just cos they all flashy then you need to up your game. but then maybe you just like the bad chicks   there are guys like that you know.

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Andomida, na u wan tel me about Abuja or where people dey hang out?? where good girls dey hang out for abuja wey u know? abeg tell us, we wan knw, or atleast a place where there is the highest likelihood of running into diz girls.  am sure u will jump n say ceddi or silverbird. good girls go der no doubt, especiually dos malo families who come in cars as a unit, but u cant know dat most of d girls you see at silverbird, during d day, especially on d food court on floor 4 either bowling, playing games, basket pin boards or gallivanting up n down window shopping are hookers. u cant even know because you are not a part of the scenery, so i guess u i guess u only recognize hookers at night. even a blind man can recognize a LovePeddler at night.  wat of the ones who go up to floor 5 to watch movies?? aseewo don dey watch fiiilm, we knw. Hav u been in Platinum Lounge on floor 6 before? a bottle of beer der is 1k, so u will expect an upscale clientele abi? male or female. female?? only whores.  abegii. abi na ceddi u wan talk?? aristotle and Dakova with his girls, and wat dey get up to, so shut up there.

Abi, is it PLAY? Elvis (and dats the CEO, na unilag boy) wants us all to believe his club is for the creme? the guys yes, d girls, many na still hookers. NA Aqua u wan talk? Abi na where sef? Millenium park on sunday?? abeg go sleep

There are basically two types of girls in ABJ- hustlers and 'decent girls.' the hustlers are the ones you see every where at night. The decent girls are there but are actually very few and they dont even go out- mostly private house parties. The ones who are in school wait patiently till they leave abuja to run dia show else. Do you knw the number that are on my street that dont even step out?? even to buy credit or detergent? The few who are good and who work shuttle between office and home, and wenever they do decide to club or hang out sef, they are so few they are outnumbred, u nid a microscope to find dem. So abeg, you wey sabi abuja, where good girls dey hang?? an for dos gardens tell us abeg

You have regular normal girls in Abuja hustling and u say people can recognize them. Girls who are students and 'good girls in other places'. Comot for road, u no sabi anything about abuja

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wats ur ceiling?
last price

My dear, i dont even knw wat to say but take heart. You've been good and u hav shown that u can be an asset to any organization. Do not despair, ur opening will come. She was wicked and perhaps as they say, that job was not for you. So long as you are this proactive, a job will come. Your mistake was ignoring your bank job for this woman.You took a gamble, you lost, it doesnt mean you'l lose another time. I guess you stuck with her becos you have more passion for fashion n style than banking. Your time will come.

As I write,  I will also soon be in a similar situation. I am inbewteen jobs at the moment and i am about being recruited into an international organization with good prospects for career development. My direct Unit Head is a neigbor and former classmate so he has being giving me all the dubs. However, I have a principal in Abuja who has just been nominated as a Cabinet Minister. They are still undergoing screening and GEJ is yet to send their names to senate. He will be confirmed and sworn in though.

Now, am supposed to work with him as a special assistant. He hasnt given me approval in principle though, but thats because everything isnt settled yet and am not in Abuja at the moment. By upper week anyway, i shd know. So long as he says yes, am dropping this hard fought offer in lagos to move to abuja and become a ministerial aide. Its a risk but one am willing to take. He could be there 2years, 4yrears but within that time, i shd be able to get what i seek. I could very easily start with him, ignore this offer and after a time, he sidelines me and i turn to almost a normal civil servant, but its a risk am willing to take.
take heart.

nokia3310:
Even dogs can get club girls! How many of these ashawo's you're dying for (but couldn't afford) will reject the offer of flying to Italy to lie down for a dog?
You're the one that can't get a girl that's why @190 gave you some tips on how to solve your problem earlier on.

@NOKIA3310

kandiikane:
@Nokia3310, what exactly is your point?

mumu dem dey ask u say wetin be your point? olodo


FOOT NOTE: I am always pissed off with sanctimonious guys who gate crash peoples threads to preach holier than thou.
If you don't like it,don't read it!
Or better still open your own thread and preach about the evils of sleeping with hookers.
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dem say make u comot for  here, abi u no dey hear, with only 30posts on NL u r already being a nuisance.na by force say u go come talk for wia people dey?

andromida:
A group of hypocritical young men looking for good gals. bad boys is an understatement in this case. usually when u see a LovePeddler in abuja no matter how polished you can tell but you guys like them flashy rt? if a gal is not using bb or wearing brazillian hair u sef no like am. The first thing you ask her is where do you live because in abuja you can tell when she mentions where she lives. then u come back here and start shouting abt whores , you are usually looking for rich gals who wont ask u for money well the hustlers are trying to be like the rich gals so they can go for the mega guys.

My dear, hypocritical hmm, oyibo repete. if u see a LovePeddler in abuja, u can tell? ha ha ha where do u live? if u stay in places like maraba, nyanya, karimo, yeah, u can recognize dem cos dey r usually low class. But d ones u see in Aqua, Terminal 5, Play Naa, ders no way u will know if u saw them in d afternoon in wuse market especially wen dey wear normal outfits like jeans, tee shirts and flats. maybe cos dey r so fine u may suspect, but if its english, dey speak beta dan u n i. if its being cream, they use only the most expensive things. You may guess if they are like 2 or 3 together, so long as u knw wasup, one ashi can decieve u, but not wen two or three are gathered.

Most of us are not necessarily looking for rich girls, but just give us a thrill, dats all- doesnt matter if u r rich or poor. Dont just be a LovePeddler. And yes, we like flashy girls, ders nuthing we can do about that. And wen i sat flashy, i mean flashy, wit all d bling, wit all d glam- and i dont mean trashy. Personally, I love the LVMH type (the Loius Vuitton Moet Henessey) type cos dey r the showstopers. But in Abj, 98% of this crowd are hookers. The good girls are plain janes

nokia3310:
Yes, i no go school but was able to read the lines in your post where you mentioned that her friends were even more harsh-50k, 70k. Which means you went ahead to bargain sex with her friends even after you've realized that she's a sex worker herself.
I wouldn't want to be exchanging words with someone like that had descended so low to the extent of negotiating sex with Ashawo.
Real men go for descent girls with class, while gutless men like you will go for Ash

For sum of u, i guess ders sumthin real macho about sitting behind a computer and caling urself real men. Thanks to Seun n his invinsible NL model, people like you hav a mouth. Anyway, if i mentioned her friends were negotiating 30k, 50k or so, did i say i was propositioning them? If you took a critical reasoning test or psychometric test, you will fail woefully, wen u get to the club, and d girls negotiate, with who ever, its not a hidden fact, dey dont whisper, dey do so boldly.anybody can hear dem. And wat if i propositioned dem. Get the ffuck off muy thread, k.By d way you talk sef, anyone will know u cant get a woman.  Club? no be for people like you

claremont:
guy wetin bi your own sef If you don't like this thread, then you can take your self-righteous holier-than-the-pope attitude to another thread; or better still, start your own thread condemning the antics of guys who patronise escorts. Please don't come here to preach to us about real men e.t.c.

my broda help me tell am oooo

190:
LMFAO!!

Abuja girls have way lost it -

Personally if you wanna get the best girls at that city

Simply drive on fridays to where the corpers flock emselves at Area 1 - Zoo Garden's and approach any

You are Ok with, leave those club girls alone or loose your hard earned money!

@190: True talk, but me i be activity man, i always hang out and most of doz corpers hav curfew as many are squatting with aunts, uncles, relatives what hav u. They stell you they have to be home by 7 or 8. Wen groove just wan start. Or they cant even hang out at night entirely, wen u knw dat town comes alive at night. This particular girl i met in the boutique, I even thot she was a mummy's girl, na im she come dey hammer man bill so. And mind u, most dis armada of whores in ABj are students oooo,  a sizeable percentage flock in daily from d east- aba, enugu, onitsha, asaba and most especially port harcourt. spend three, four weeks, raise money, leave only to return like another month or two or their next holiday.

M M M:
op
u can c good chicks in front of ibzia.

@ MMM, u can see good girls infront of ibiza abi na sooo, more like seeing a virgin in a maternity ward.Gimbiya is the official No 1 Red light district of Naija, Ibiza, Two Four Seven, Grand Mirage and all dos hotels there, ha, ha, ha

iyatrustee:
@ op, when you go to krystal lounge, you should be able to cough out dough without complaining otherwise, you go to small places like Blakes excellency or Unique Gardens

Iyatrustee, blakes na small place? he, he, he, Blakes na stop over, u get high at N300 per bottle before heading for the da club. THe girls cum der first be4 birthing at their final stops cos dey cant go prancing in Krystal, Cubana, by 8pm. Or sum cum be4 dey relocate to Rita Lori, Ibiza or Virgins. Unique Gardens? dat has to be one of the many gardens around.

stagger:
I have always said it that these Abuja girls are truly crazy. I talked about it in my thread and some girls went for my jugular!

$700 for a night? I surely have to be on coke to even listen to such jazz. Corpers for me are the best bet now; at least before they get indoctrinated.

My broda, truth is, with any woman nowadays, u must pay. With the whores, u agree a settlement be4 hand, wit the normal girls or corpers, dey let u to use ur church mind.but at the end of the day, u start hearing stories- my uncle's wife is wicked, she is dis, she is dat. i nid to move out. i nid money for rent. i nid money for rent. subletting in any of those central areas where they always prefer-garki, wuse, asokoro- a room is 500k, u dey form boyfriend naa, oya show urself.

$700 na money dats a mere 105k, atleast to dos girls. I was talkin to one the other afternoon at d lobby of Transcorp at d Piano Lounge. We run into each other every once in a while at da club and while winding her, she really started talkin. she was like, errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, lemme try to remember her words verbatim

'Its not as if we like this thing, but what can a young girl do?? It’s like punishment having to sleep with different men every night, men who make you feel like vomiting but ou must ffuck so long as they offer 20 or 30k. For now, atleast I’ve been able to save about 250k in my account and by next week am going bak to school (Port Harcourt). I should be vack in 3months. You, young boys sef, your own problem is too much, you will price and price and price and at the other of the day, you will offer only 20 or 25k, yet you people will want to kill somebody during the night.’

At that point her friend now interjected: ‘Most of the old men sef, they will take you home, do nothing but still give you 200k.’

Na wa o, see trouble?? and dos girls hav standing boyfriends back where they live or school. By her own admission, the highest she had ever gotten from any one man was 150k from a local government chairman in Port Harcourt and she had been on the street naw since December last year…. I run down.'

Mrs.Chima:
(Emails sim card to Pweety) Tell him he can top the sim card up. I prefer five months paid.

only 5months?? wat of 5years?

pls giv me ur sisters number, i like beyonce n buffy the body type of girls

good car, good price, wheres d catch?

nice car bro, is dis still avaialble?can dis fly for 2.2m if yes, lemme knw

2million bro, if dis will fly, lemme knw

Former Speaker Dimeji Bankole took loans for the payment of members’ allowances to avoid impeachment, House Clerk Mohammed Ataba Sani-Omolori has said.

The Clerk said the leadership of the House bowed to pressure from members who insisted that “if the leadership does not announce the date of payment of the running cost, they were all going to be removed”.

Bankole and his erstwhile deputy, Usman Nafada, are on trial over the way they ran the financial affairs of the House.

They were granted bail at the weekend after being remanded in the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) custody.

The Clerk’s clarifications, in a statement made to the EFCC, have been attached to the Proof of Evidence before the court.

Both the prosecution and the defence counsel have the Proof of Evidence, which was obtained from the court by our correspondent.

Sani-Omolori gave a comprehensive insight into the financial transactions in the 6th House of Representatives, especially the controversial loans.

He said: “In practical terms, the National Assembly has three branches, the Senate, the House of Representatives and the management. The three branches have their separate accounts.

“In the case of the House, the Hon. Speaker is the approving authority for all expenditure from the House funds. As the Clerk of the House, I am aware in most cases of the memos on the House funds. The signatories to the House Accounts are employees the Finance and Account Department.

“Whenever the need arose for any expenditure around me, I will write a memo seeking for approval from the Hon. Speaker. He sent it back by writing ‘please process’.

“On receipt of any such memo, I will forward it to the Clerk of the National Assembly to please direct further.”

Sani-Omolori explained how the House ran into trouble since 2010 over funds.

He said: “The budget figure for the House for 2010 eventually came to a figure of N60billion, capital inclusive. There was no supplementary appropriation budget by the House in 2010 but there was an Appropriation (Amendment) by the House in 2010.

“I am not familiar with the general regulation for obtaining loan by government establishment but aware that the system I met in the House was for the approving authority to endorse taking of loan for specific or general purposes.

“Sometime in March last year-2010, the House decided to enhance its running cost and therefore set up a 37-man committee, made up of one member per state and the FCT, to review the welfare package, specifically to enhance their running cost and any other welfare.

“When the ‘37 wise men’ submitted their report to the Executive Session of the House, they were directed to meet with the Clerk to show me the basis and how they intend to fund the increase.

“I informed them at the meeting that since the budget had been passed, it was only an amendment that can make the funds available.

“The House resolved that the new running cost must be paid at all cost. The Principal Officers met at a meeting in the Hon. Speaker’s Guest House in Asokoro sometime in May 2010 where the Chairman of the Appropriation Committee, Hon. Ayo Adeseun, promised to reflect the changes that would give legal backing to the new running cost by adjustments in the budget when the Appropriation (amendment) Bill that was being expected come.

“The Body of Principal Officers resolved to source funds, to meet the members’ demand, from the Senate, the management and the bank.

“As the ‘37 wise men’ met me through their leader, I wrote a memo to the Hon. Speaker, drawing his attention to the illegality of what they are proposing to do in respect of increasing their running cost without appropriate budget back-up and to also spend the capital funds outside the appropriation.

“He sent the memo back to me to ensure the rules are followed at all times. Indeed, we restated the rules guiding capital funds to the committee.

“The memo of 19th October 2010 to the Hon. Speaker on the payment of additional running cost for members was written in furtherance of the standing decisions of the Body of Principal Officers to source funds even by loan from the Appropriation Committee to make appropriate provisions in the budget.

“Within the interval, the committee assured that they will reflect the funds in 2011 Budget. It was then agreed to source the funds and of course I raised the memo as an administrative function.

“After the loan(s) were obtained from UBA, the members were duly paid their enhanced running cost. The running cost of members before they increased it was N27million per member per quarter. They increased it to N42million per member per quarter and the difference of N15million per member per quarter also led to a shortfall that they will take the loan to abridge and pay members.”

He said the House augmented payment of running cost with borrowed funds from the National Assembly management (N2.5b); Senate (N1.5b); and UBA (N6b).

“By the second quarter of 2011, the sum of about N10.2b) representing two months allocation was released to UBA which had outstanding loan repayment from us to the tune of about N10.7b. The bank used the money to liquidate their loan.

“This led to non-payment of members’ running cost and this created a lot of problem in the House. The House met on this issue in an Executive Session and resolved that the House should close its account with UBA and open another account with First Bank of Nigeria which then gave us a loan of N12billion to pay members’ running cost, suspended members’ outstanding running cost, services of the House and the balance of the loan from UBA. The House has paid off the UBA  loan.

“There was no House resolution authorising the taking of initial loans. The Body of Principal Officers took that decision.

Sani-Omolori gave details of how restiveness in the House forced Bankole and other leaders to source for the N12b, three days to the tenure of the 6th House.

He added: “When members noticed the reluctance of the leadership to pay the new running cost, they threatened to remove the entire leadership of the House and in fact set aside a day in which if the leadership does not announce the date of payment of the running cost, they were all going to be removed.

“On the morning of that day, the leadership resolved to obtain loan to pay the members. The meeting that took the decision was held in the Hon. Speaker’s Guest House in Asokoro and was attended by Hon. Dimeji Bankole; Usman Bayero Nafada; Tunde Akogun; Baba Agaie; Emeka Ihedioha; Aminu Tambuwal; and Mohammed Ali Nuke.

“The Chairman of the House Appropriation Committee, Hon. Ayo Adeseun; the Chairman of the House Finance Committee, John Enoh; and the Chairman of the House Services Committee, Al-Makura were also in attendance.”


http://www.thenationonlineng.net/2011/index.php/news/9919-clerk-bankole-rejected-advice.html

Written by Sulaimon Olanrewaju Sunday, 12 June 2011

AMBITION, when excessive, is a jailer. It causes its captive to do the unthinkable, say the unimaginable, desecrate the respected, challenge the unchallengeable and eventually leads the captive down the road of perdition. Being ambitious is great, but when not tethered, it enslaves its victim, foists on him delusion grandeur and makes him overreach himself.

There is a felon currently stomping the streets of Lagos, whose ambition is to be installed the Asiwaju of Yorubaland. The ambition in itself is not criminal but to attempt to get the title crookedly with means of doubtful sources is offensive. The Asiwaju title is not an award; it is a reward. So, it does not answer to money. It is a reward for unequalled service to humanity, not for recklessness and rascality.

Obafemi Awolowo did not have to employ charlatans to embark on a campaign for him to be installed as Asiwaju of Yorubaland. He did not have to resort to character assassination or defamation of reputable families for him to be recognised as Asiwaju. He did not have to employ any Save the Masses and Children’s Heart Association to put pressure on any Yoruba oba or engage any Sam Omatseye or Tunji Dare to disparage the offspring of Oduduwa or any other person he thought would stand in the way of his ambition. All that Awolowo did was to work with good conscience for the uplift of his people.

He was not working as hard as he did because he wanted to become Asiwaju of Yorubaland, he just was doing what he knew was right. His concern was the development of the people and the uplift of the race. He did not take advantage of the people. He did not appropriate the common wealth of the people to himself or his family. What recommended him for the lofty office was his service, not his politics.

It was easy for Awolowo to be considered for and installed as Asiwaju of Yorubaland without the issue raising any dust because he did not have any dirty baggage. The office of Asiwaju of Yorubaland is the highest office in the land, so it is not for all comers. It is not for felons and people of questionable means. It is reserved for the best of the race. So, anyone who aspires to the office must come clean. He must be a good example to all Yoruba sons and daughters. He must stand head and shoulders above his peers in character and conduct. He does not have to be the richest Yoruba man but he must have something that all Yoruba people at home and in diaspora appreciate. He must be a person whose public and private lives can stand scrutiny. Anyone who lacks this should distance himself from aspiring to become the leader of the Yoruba race.

Let’s take a look at the felon whose greatest ambition is to succeed Awolowo as Asiwaju of Yorubaland.
When Bola Tinubu was to contest the 1998 gubernatorial election, he had claimed in the INEC Form CF001 that he attended St. Paul’s Primary School, Aroloya, Lagos. But the truth is that there is no primary school with such name in that area. There is a St. John’s Primary School on that street but certainly not St. Paul’s Primary School. There is none and there has never been any. But Tinubu attended St. Paul’s Primary School, Aroloya, for his primary education, if you get what I mean.

He also filled in that form that he attended Government College, Ibadan, for his secondary education, stating he was admitted into the school in 1965. But Tinubu’s name is missing on the list of the 475 students on enrolment in that school in 1965. In 1965, 78 students were admitted into the three arms of Form One but Bola Ahmed Tinubu is conspicuously missing on the list. Yet, according to him, he was in the school for four years.

The University of Chicago also debunked his claim of having been a student of the institution. Maxine Sullivan, the university registrar in 1999, had said, in a reply to an e-mail about Tinubu’s studenthip in the university, that, “We have no person by that name in our file.”

Although, Chicago State University confirmed his studentship in that institution, the question is what manner of man will be so confused as to forget the name of the university he attended, if indeed he attended the university?

Despite the confirmation by Chicago State University that Bola Tinubu was a student in the university, there is still another issue. He claimed in the INEC form he filled that he got a BSc in Economics from the university but at the time he was a student in the university, there was no such programme but a BSc in Business Administration. Tissues and tissues of lies.

In 1993, an American special agent, Kevin Moss, deposed to an affidavit, alleging that Tinubu was involved in illicit drug and money laundering activities. The agent also stated that the money held in Tinubu’s and his company’s accounts at the US First Heritage Bank, N.A. and Citibank International “represents the proceeds of drug trafficking, making the fund in the accounts forfeitable to the United States, pursuant to 18 USC S981 and 21 USC S881.”

Although, the former Lagos State governor, while admitting that he was investigated by the US, claimed that he forfeited the $460,000 to the US government in a negotiated settlement to avoid huge legal fees, anyone who believes that is capable of believing that Lagos is the capital of the USA.

Is it not an insult to the Yoruba race that this is the kind of charatcter who aspires to become the Asiwaju of Yorubaland?

The Yoruba people are too sophisticated, thanks to Awolowo, to subject themselves to the leadership of crooks. They are too educated to be made mules. So, anyone who thinks he can hoodwink the race with braggadocio has another thought coming. The Yoruba people know their leaders. The Yoruba value pedigree, hence the saying bibire ko se fi owo ra, good pedigree is beyond naira and kobo or even dollars. In Yorubaland, only those who are regarded as having good pedigree can aspire to lead, certainly not felons or people with disputable claims.

Last line: When the bata drum sounds too loudly, Yoruba people say, it is set for a burst. The felon’s bata’s sounding has reached a crescendo, the natural course is a burst and it will be a loud one. It is just a matter of time.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/sun/index.php/borderless/4102-asiwaju-of-yorubaland-not-for-felons