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An2elect2:
I wanted to say this too. But which sector should be deprived a minister? unless there are ghost ministers the point doesn't add up.

We have minister for states 1and 2.What does that mean?

Buhari must cut down the cost of governance is too much, let him reduce the number of ministers some of them are just there for nothing.

This man continue, there is God o who created you.

Sure

2el:
Good evening

Evening to you bro.

2el:
Good evening

Evening to your bro

Gideon20:
Please how can i contest for mr nairaland 2015 and What's the procedures?

Visit Romance section nomination is on going now.

Research found grown men favour their mother's
culinary skills because they rustle up more
traditional, hearty dishes than their spouses.
The study also found mothers rarely serve up
ready meals, have a wider repertoire of meals
and always cook something they know he likes.
Wives and girlfriends, on the other hand, are
likely to dish up pre-prepared meals from the
freezer or microwavable meals.
The poll by entertainment channel, Food Network
UK, also found one in four men often sneak back
to mum's for a spot of dinner without their wife
or girlfriend knowing.
Spokesman Nick Thorogood said: ''It's quite
endearing men prefer their mothers cooking. ''As adults, men still seek the comfort and
tradition of the cooking they have grown up with
so turn to their mums for what they perceive as
a 'proper meal'.
''A lot of the best recipes Brits have are likely to
have been handed down to them from their
mums and Mother's Day is the perfect time for
people to put those cooking tips to good use and
surprise their mum with a home-cooked meal.
''Saying that, it's gracious to appreciate any food
- regardless who has cooked it for you.''
The study also found more than one in ten
blokes think their wife feels under pressure to
live up to her mother-in-law's cooking skills.
And a brave 47 per cent of men even have the
audacity to complain to their spouse if her food
isn't up to scratch - although 20 per cent of
those do it in a 'jokey' way so not to hurt her
feelings.
But one in ten claim they moan all the time if
dinner is below par.
The poll also found that a fussy one in ten blokes
have turned his nose up at his partners cooking
and refused to eat it.
But a very brave 13 per cent of the 2000 men
polled have told their nearest and dearest that
she should take cooking advice from his mum to
brush up on her skills.
Not surprisingly this caused 'upset' in two thirds
of relationships.
A third of men also said their trouble and strife
would go mad if she knew he secretly went back
to his mother's house for his evening meal some
nights.
In spite of this, 22 per cent say after a stressful
day at work they are often tempted to slope back
to his parents' house to get some grub rather
than have his wife cook for him.
Mothers like adding fuel to the fire with one in
twenty often asking their son if he's eating
properly.
And sixteen per cent of men said their mum
often makes digs to his wife or girlfriend about
him losing weight.
But the younger generations are happy to stick
the boot in too - with 31 per cent of women
regularly slagging off their mother-in-laws
cooking.
The poll found that one in twenty men think
there is intense rivalry between his mother and
his partner in the cooking department and one in
five said there was 'a bit' of competition
between the two.
A whopping three quarters of men said the
rivalry had caused rows and 36 per cent thought
that their wife or girlfriend was threatened by his
mother's culinary knowledge.
But it's not just competition between his mum
and wife that causes issues - 24 per cent reckon
there has been a confrontation between his own
mother and his mother-in-law.
One in ten said there is conflict between the two
mothers on most family occasions.
Nick Thorogood added: ''It would seem there is
rivalry in many homes over who cooks the best
food"
''Whilst it's nice that everyone is trying to please
the men in their life, it seems that this year the
women need to put their feet up and the men
should do the cooking.'' http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/sex/9147499/Men-prefer-their-mothers-cooking-to-their-wifes-survey-shows.html

My prayer is that anywhere you are God is also there with you. May God be with you all.

GeneralQuamdeen:
i'll rather give you my account number.

Hahahaha, hmmmmm

Do you know if she was wearing d fake one that have same design? is really amazing and aback the way you people conclude things.

hilsocial:
Ayima pls . Is ur middle name Stephen?

Nope

Tunnamania:
Lol, don't worry, we can vote more than 1 in early stages.

Thanks alot, God bless you.

scentmarlc:
hahahaahaaaahaha brozz do yu know we cud be the "tohpahz -twaci" of this contest. One person can support both of us till the end. Its very possible. But i love ya dp, yu look cool. Be safe bro.

Thanks bro, i love yours too. Infact ur dp scared me. lol.

Tunnamania, make that guy no steal o because the moment u advised me rightly i knew you are for me.Na beg i d beg u.

Happy new month to you guys, may God help you to grow from strength to strength in Jesus name!!

Now that am here, am gonna take this contest to a new and surprising dimension and win it.Please guys just calm down and give me your full support. www.nairaland.com/Ayima

Happy new month to you guys, may God help you to grow from strength to strength in Jesus name!!

Happy new month to you guys, may God help you to grow from strength to strength in Jesus name!!

Stancity:
Hold it there... Trust me if i revolt against you eeh.. You no go even smell Top 10.. Shebi na u dey tackle me from behind

Tohpalz was a success.. We were many and i did my part very well.. Her campaign went outside Nairaland.. We pulled crowd via whatsapp and bbm for her and she made it.. All thanks To God!

Ogar Stancity i need your o abeg, anyhow u fit abeg.

hilsocial:
Everybdy is political in one way or d oda. Man is Homo politica. Anyway, I am naturally a planner. Goodluck in ur endeavour.

Thanks bro, but help me look for a good campaign manager na please.

Sambest2:
You treasure your past glory so much, Interesting!. But please read up the context thread, it'll do you real good.

Thanks so much sir, i will do that.

Sambest2:
Bro hope you followed the previous contests and you studied how decisions were made and the political crin kum cran kum . Sorting a serious campaign manager suggests you've done your studied and ready for business. Success and I believe the house will help you in anyway possible.

I won't lie bro, i didn't follow up the last contest, u know school things na. But i have never been a failure so i believe in my past success.

hilsocial:
Let the campaign start, any post by any PCM B15 on any thread shd end with TeamAyimaForMrNL

Guy are you a politician? i am astonished by your uncommon idea, keep it up.

hilsocial:
Ayima when dey start, tell us I will vote for u, even dou I tot u will ans my question but one Love lets give him our votes. TeamAyima.

Thanks bro God bless you.

starlight101:
Dont worry i will vote u and all b15 team as well 2el, babatawa hilsocial Stancity let do it for him

Thanks man.

starlight101:
ok all da best

Thanks bro, even if u don't vote for me God will bless you ok.

starlight101:
i can help u be ur campaign manager!!! But come first how much dem dey pay for this Mr and mrs nairaland e reach 1 million?

Bro i don't really know o, just wanna do it for fun sha.