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rhemal:
@Areafada.Thanks for ur useful suggestions.engine capacity of 1.8litres,no a/c,no dents on body,fuel efficiency is superb,interior also okay n in overall,parts is very cheap-low maintenance cost.still available for a lucky buyer.

Thanks for your mature reply:

Can the car easily be driven from Lagos to Benin City?
Would you be able to arrange it?
Can you send pictures of engine ans interior to: pithasmen@yahoo.com?
So I can make an offer.
Thanks.

champs:
I will help you inquire about the donor fluid when i go for my first follicular scan next week. As per the IUI procedure,I will be able to update you next week once mine is done. You will pay for the medication separately e.g Clomid, HCG trigger injection etc. Hope everything goes well for me.

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Thank Champs,
It would be nice if you could find those things out and the ones I am writing below.
Well her main signs (visible on her) is that she's overweight, has some fibroids and has some virilisation (some hair growth/beard on her jaw).

From my observation: everything points to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). I don't think she has been diagnosed with that yet.
She only told me doctors said she had some blockage in her ovarian tube. I Am trying to help but she's not very open about things (you know how sensitive people can be about fertility problems). As a man, I find a bit difficult asking about her periods etc (as PCOS can prevent ovulation or make it irregular).
So if she's not ovulating or if she does but cannot get egg through ovarian/fallopian tube to the womb, then IUI alone may not do it, so that IVF + ET  may be needed. 
Please help me get as much information  as you can get. I will start quizzing her more now too.

Email: pithasmen@yahoo.com

Thanks.

[quote author=pretty_boi link=topic=856386.msg10060976#msg10060976 date=1327675220]I personally don't like Ibb,but the man is saying the truth. Nigeria is Nigeria & would not be broken or disintegrated in or by any means. Before some of you talk,do you think at all? If you support the disintegration of your country Nigeria,do you sincerely think dat it would end there? Many more ethnic fights would resurrect between the little remains of the breakup & lead to further breakups, which eventually would lead to series of civil wars & all of us becoming refugees leaving to neighbouring countries to live in u.n. & w.h.o. tents. Is this what you guys want? NIGERIA IS NIGERIA REGARDLESS OF TRIBE OR RELIGION & WOULD REMAIN INTEGRATED TILL THE END OF TIME.AMEN. Our founding fathers Awolowo,Azikiwe,Tafawa Balewa,Alvan Ikoku etc & even our military leaders(including the bad ones), put their lives on the line to fight for our country's unity  & you think we should just divide Nigeria? GOD FORBID IT, This clueless Jonathan just needs to step up & start being a leader rather than a daft,weak,clueless,indecisive punk & if he can't,then let him say so & kindly resign, there's honour in accepting your weakness. GOD BLESS NIGERIA & ALL NIGERIANS. WE WOULD GET THROUGH. AMEN[/quote]So you really believe all those social studies they  taught you at school.

As for founding fathers, they were great but regarding national politics, only Sarduna had foresight. Why? He didn't value Nigeria enough to leave the nortth and come and do national politics in Lagos. He sent Balewa to Lagos (prime minister) while he focused on engineering Northern unity and dominance over Nigeria.You probably don't know that Sardauna controlled both Balewa and northern politics.

Awolowo was socially very progressive and helped Yorubas with education, welfare etc but he didn't quite see that the Northern elite were only interested in dominating others, not unity for the sake of collective national progressive. Northerners were rioting for days just becuase Awo dared to go and campaign in the North and had the audacity to even use helicopter to campaign in the 1960s. So forget  natioanl unity. It was always a folktale.

Zik was the most unfortunate: the only true nationalist and pan-africanist among them. Perhaps his birth in the North and sojourn in the Western region gave him a false sense of being a true Nigerian (that would be a great virtue in a sane and serious country).

We say marriage is ordained by God yet people still divorce  everyday talkless of Niger Area ordained by Lugard, his live-in lover and ther colonial co-horts. Those deceiving us with one Nigeria dogma are just looking for a large fiefdom to exploit, nothing more. When he annulled June election won by a strong-willed and dedicated southerner, he didn't remember national unity then. What a selectively amnesic  serial coup plotter.

Champs my sister thanks for this information. Please keep us posted oo. Good luck with it from next week.

My relation who needs help with pregnancy.

I just checked the webpage of IVF and Assisted Reproduction at UBTH.

Please while you are there, help find out if they also offer sperm donor service.

As for IUI, do they do washing/concentration of sperm as part of IUI?

Thanks and good luck.

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I know somebody also in need of a surrogate mother.

Email: pithasmen@yahoo.com

Mr Rhemal,

Just to ensure that only serious buyers actually call you (instead of calling just to ascertain if it has AC, its mileage etc), just include basic info like:
(1) year built
(2) mileage
(3) AC present or not
(4)pictures of interior
(5) engine capacity (useful after recent recent PMS price hike)
(6) are spare tyres, jack, wheelspanner included?
(7) any dent or minor problems if present.


  You may also include if it's British or normal/American/ontinental European drive.  Such openess will  save everybody's time. Thanks,

Dude, can you reduce your price a bit, so that you can sell quick.

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Starflex, is 400k the last price?
What other immediate costs will go with it?

Is it dry land with no need for raft foundation?

Please answer the question of tollgate. How many tollgates before Epe. Am not very familiar with the area.

Please email me more details to: pithasmen@yahoo.com

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Aigbofa:
Substitute the Yoruba in your post with French, Japanese, Chinese, English, German, you will start to see that the problem is not Yoruba but you.

No way: Having studied with all those nationalities you have mentioned and more, they are way too civil to do so.

I show consideration for others and try include them and not exclude them. The same reason Midwest left Western region by referendum.

"On my right sits the Oni of Ife; On my left, the Leader of our Government, Obafemi Awolowo. The Voice of the West is complete"- Alake of Abeokuta, January 7, 1952 in Western Parliament. Total disregard for all the royal fathers and delegates from what became midwest. Don't tell me the japanes and chinese did same.

Of course you won't know this history.

The most annoying thing is them asking you why don't speak Yoruba when you live Europe, imagine.

Apart from Japanese and Chinese, I speak all the languages you mentioned, and that's because I wanted to. No body forced them on me.

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If a group of people who talk loudly into their phones in all public places, post office, bank, bus, government offices to the consternation of people of host countries means influence, then years.


If inviting two yorubas to your party who never knew each other before and both never speak English again till the party ends means influence, then yes.

If somebody comes to visits you and spend the whole time speaking yoruba into his phone with somebody he/she left at home to the amazement of host means influence, then yes.

Otherwise somebody wants to massage his ego.

@ 856,

We're all grateful that you've exposed the con-man.

But it seems you also have a tribal axe to grind with the Binis.

Except you can swear that whatever tribe you come from, you are all saints there, please make no sweeping statement that betrays your tribalism/bias.
Also remember that a considerable proportion of Benin City residents are not Binis. Because Benin along with Enugu. Kaduna and Ibadan was a regional capital with federal presence of civil servants, and later Bendel State capital. Many non-Bini people established in Benin.

Benin is certainly not a hotbed of yahoo yahoo (prove me wrong).  I have never seen any documentary on CNN, BBC or the like showing how yahoo-yahoo boys are being arrested in Benin. We all know where it happens. 

I remember way back in late 80s here in Europe when sex workers here were mostly Ghanians, we thought Nigerian women of whatever tribe would never do it.
Women from most naija tribes LovePeddler themselves these days, some locally (overtly or multile boyfriends/sugardaddies), some abroad.  At this rate, in 25 years time, with the way Jonathan and co are going, women from most naija tribes will be playing it away. Our economy shows no sign that there will be jobs for most people.

@Sienna,
   Not everybody has an analytical mind. The idea of respecting privacy is still a very new thing to many people. Our laws are too weakly enforced to protect your privacy. Many of our people have the mentality of "you are either for me or against me".  No place for objectivity.
  Any wonder why our democracy is not working??

Why do women like to deceive themselves?

So she never saw any tell-tail signs that the man was married? She never visited and stayed in the man's house for any lenght of time?

She never met his friends and family members and yet allowed herself to get pregnant. What happened to implanon/Nexplanon, coil or simple rubber?

That's what happens to women who find a relatively settled/made guy and want to tanda there jeje. Behind every successful man, there is a woman. I don't know her but there is always an elent of this. There was this 50-something year old guy in London years back who was using the Mercedes his wife bought for him plus sweet mouthto carry women (from 20s to 40s) up and down.

When a woman really wants you, she would be in denial and hope that you will ditch your wife for her.
I nearly got into this kind of mess. A girl was all over me not accepting that I was engaged. I avoided her like a plague.  The guy was VERY foolish to get caught in it.

As a man, it doesn't matter what active role a woman plays in the whole mess, the man is always to blame. That's the way women want it to be.

Splendid job vitorado.

Vitorado, I have never used hollow block to build before but they look very nice on yours here.
Should it cost more to mold than blind blocks?

The person to handle my work thinks not every bricklayer has the expertise of making hollow ones, and so may cost more.

From your own here, 5 bags of cement gave 200 blocks.

I also got 200 blind blocks/5 bags last year when I fenced to protect the land.

My brother, e be like say you go give that your cement supplier contact oo. 1900 and 2k, difference dey o especially if you wan buy quantity.

Starflex,

do you still have this land at Epe for 300k?

Is the area affected by the recent toll gate fee?

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The gentleman thing doesn't cut it these days.

Modern women are way too suspicious , agressive and competitive to appreciate any gentlemanly behaviour. Women are much less lady-like today.

Only very few women (mostly elderly ones) ever say "thank you" when you hold door open for them and let them go first.

These days I generally behave extra gentlemanly to elderly ladies and civil to others.
Most younger ones don't deserve any overly gentlemanly thingy (except Mrs of course).

Being a gentleman today is about maintaining the standard of behaviour that I would expect from others and I won't let it be defined by what women think.

Thanks Vitorado.

The job is going great. Kudos.

I will talk to my friend again.

I wish I knew about Amagba 6 months back myself.  One of the disadvantages of being far away from home.

May kelly:
[size=16pt]An educated man is a man of integrity, honesty, just, who eschew evil, who fear his Creator (God) in all his ways, doings, appearances, speaking, acts and dealings. That's an educated man.[/size]

No sweetheart,

That's more like your idea of an eligible/dream man, lol.
With emphasis on dream by the way.

Poster,

Do they even know the population of the country?

A place where ordinary census cannot be reliable.

Ronke my sister,

Some highly educated people are not particularly civil ooo.

Culture also plays a role.

I get your point though.
I don't live in Ameria but have met many ivy league educated Americans here in Europe (uni) and they have been incredibly civil compared to say AA GIs I have met.

That's not universal.

What's wrong with this NL?

You cannot modify something you wrote or posted earlier in a hurry, in the middle of doing one hundred things.
It always says thread is blocked.

By the way Moskeeto:

I meant can you have an "educated man" without any form of education at all?

Poster,

You cannot oooo. After somebody chop clean mouth, he wan come begin mend fence? Except it is a semi-open relationship.

One person has to just take the humiliation if anything. If children are involved, then ok.

If people still have an eye for somebody outside, maybe people should now start considering polygamy and polyandry officially.

All this one man, one woman thing is not working.

With Nigerian women topping prosmicuity league table recently, not a bad idea.

musKeeto:
The question isn't 'What is education'. It's 'Who's an educated man?',

Moskeeto:

Are you trying to say that yoou can have an "educated man" who does have any form of education at all, formal or informal?
Or can you claim to be a christian without christ?

Anyway in Nigeria everything is upside down, so all things are possible, muhehehehe,

From the above answers, the question appear to be a philosophical question as there is appears to be one answer.

Therefore a baby monkey on the back of it's mother jumping from tree to tree and learning how to seperate poisonous fruits from yummy ones can grow up to become an educated monkey, abi.

Becuse it needs to use it's innate intelligence to recognise, get education on how to crack/open it and use it to survive in tough situations.

If that's all there is to education, then it's overhyped.

I should never have wasted so much chemicals, DNA, enzymes in the lab and dissected so many bodies. Lol.