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seunfunmi33:
In 2012, I was transferred to ibadan. I have lots of girlfriends in lagos and don't want to date any new girl in ibadan, so me and my friend that was transferred to ibadan together became regulars at a brothel. Me and my friend had just 2 customers we patronize.

6 months later (early 2013) I was transferred back to Lagos . After I left, I do invite one of the girls to Lagos because she is too good in bed till I lost her contact when my phone got lost (December 2013).

We all travelled home yesterday due to sallah celebration. I was surprised when I saw my younger brother come with the prostitute in ibadan and introduced her to me as his fiancee. I just stood there not knowing what to do because I was expecting the girl to feel somehow and but she didn't even show any fear. Throughout the day She was everywhere cooking and joking with everybody around there.

I thought she was pretending not to know me but I didn't confront her, so I asked for some of her pix from my brother and sent it to that my friend if he knows the girl and he was quick to tell me that's the girl I do bleep in ibadan. But when I told him of the relationship between my brother and the girl, he told me to tell our parents and my brother so they can cancel the relationship that the girl isn't worth it.

Now am confused, I don't know if the girl is pretending or she doesn't recognize me anymore because of her numerous customers. I don't know if I should tell my brother or just keep quiet. Advice me pls

1. Ask your brother how and where they met
2. Ask for the nick your brother calls her, so as to know if it's the same person he's dating
3. Never try to challenge the girl for whatsoever reason for your own safety.
4. Tell your brother about the sexual relationship between the two of you.
5. Leave your brother to make the decision
6. Give your brother a break
7. Go and sin no more

To whom Sallah meat is given, Christmas Chicken is expected-Albert Einstein 1623AD

jobgbemi:
Justice Morri Adumein of the Court of Appeal in Abuja on Monday refused the ex parte application filed by embattled Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, seeking a stay of execution of the ruling of the Code of Conduct Tribunal. Also, Justice Ahmed Mohammed of a Federal High Court in Abuja said the court will not waste time on interlocutory matters. He said, all pending matters have been adjourned till September 30 to hear both the substantive matters and preliminary objection. Meanwhile, Saraki, on Monday, failed to appear before the Code of Conduct Tribunal despite an arrest warrant issued against him by the Tribunal last Friday. The Tribunal has renewed its orders on the Inspector General of Police to produce Senator Saraki at the resumed hearing on Tuesday
http://www.punchng.com/news/asset-declaration-saraki-absent-as-trial-resumes/

Thanks boss. I later read it somewhere

All these matter on top our world.

There's some sort of confusion here. It appears that the court of appeal has restrained the Police and other security agencies from arresting saraki, the CCT Chairman still went ahead to order his arrest. Which will the Police react to? Lawyers in the house please help.

stanvesco:
who told u,d rich are nt happy?
D analogys nt cool ok,

if dat fone fall off dat rake,dats wen u wil know a selfie stik is unda 2k.

#the rich are as happy as d poor, and d poor can be as unhappy as the rich#

infact d rich are alot happier dan d poor?
Constant lyt
gud fud
internet conect
no skool fees wahala
gud house
gud medika care
bta housing,

common,

who eva tot up dis mentality dat d poor are happier dan d rich, was just scamming d poor,

if u doubt me,go to a slum.....n listen carefully

dn go to a Gra,or a highclass estate??

human problms still remain d same,howeva i beta b in wealth,n b unhappy,
dan bin poor n stil b unhapy

Did you skip the part where I wrote the word 'some'? Isn't my statement conditional? FYI, I am not poor and can never be.

7lives:
Ife oodaye nibi oju rere tii mo wa ile aye, is more than oil well my brother

This one Don pass me. Oga o

Believe this; believe anything

She came back in one piece. Thanks be to God

Kikikikiki omo hear beer parlour talk

Is there an oil well in ile Ife now? I don't get it.

So far they are happy using this, they are better than some of the rich who can afford anything but happiness

Asa is a legend. God bless her

A blind PMB is far better than a GEJ who has his two eyes wide open.

President Muhammadu Buhari shocked his interviewer in Paris today that he sometimes misses his way in Aso Presidential Villa, an expansive palace serving a dual purpose as office and residence for an incumbent Nigerian leader.

It was built in the late 80s and a former military president, Ibrahim Babangida first occupied it in 1991, after he moved the central government from Lagos to Abuja, months after an aborted coup.

President Buhari was also a former Nigerian leader that ruled from Dodan Barracks in Obalende Lagos, from January 1984 to August 1985, when he was toppled by Babangida.

Asked today by an interviewer on France 24, whether Aso Rock was like the Government House he left in 1985.

Buhari answered: It was not the same place. The last time I was there, I was in the barracks. This time I am in a palace. At times, I can’t find my way around. It is so big so much that it must be expensive to maintain. But it is there, it cannot be removed.”

Asked whether he is now a different man, he answered:

“I don’t think basically, I am a different man. I came back to power under a different system.”

Buhari moved into the Villa on 21 June, more than three weeks after he was sworn-in. His predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, had approved some renovation work on the Villa, which stretched far beyond his tenure.President Muhammadu Buhari shocked his interviewer in Paris today that he sometimes misses his way in Aso Presidential Villa, an expansive palace serving a dual purpose as office and residence for an incumbent Nigerian leader.

It was built in the late 80s and a former military president, Ibrahim Babangida first occupied it in 1991, after he moved the central government from Lagos to Abuja, months after an aborted coup.

President Buhari was also a former Nigerian leader that ruled from Dodan Barracks in Obalende Lagos, from January 1984 to August 1985, when he was toppled by Babangida.

Asked today by an interviewer on France 24, whether Aso Rock was like the Government House he left in 1985.

Buhari answered: It was not the same place. The last time I was there, I was in the barracks. This time I am in a palace. At times, I can’t find my way around. It is so big so much that it must be expensive to maintain. But it is there, it cannot be removed.”

Asked whether he is now a different man, he answered:

“I don’t think basically, I am a different man. I came back to power under a different system.”

Buhari moved into the Villa on 21 June, more than three weeks after he was sworn-in. His predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, had approved some renovation work on the Villa, which stretched far beyond his tenure.

Source: http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/09/16/i-sometimes-miss-my-way-in-aso-villa-says-buhari/

I think it's the Olubummo. Check the Guardian editorial. But the argument is not necessary

I dey come

Op na Frank Edward o no be Nicki Minaj

When the probed becomes the 'prober.

anonimi:
Thanks for your honesty, which is another virtue that is in danger of extinction.

Thanks for your kind words.

anonimi:
Starting another album of what I consider useful pictures I come across here that are not related to politics, specifically.
Feel free to contribute.



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Thanks, allanphash7




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Thanks, BabaNath

Not my own words but felt like sharing it because it seems the world doesn't celebrate intellectuals anymore except people who flaunt wealth.

omenka:
Absolutely. Besides, Tinubu hasn't laid claims to Awolowo's mucasine- so why is anyone even trying to draw parallels between them

I respect Bakare so much but I wouldn't know why he comes heavily on Tinubu. Tinubu must have developed a very tough skin and heart to this manner of criticism. Bakare made some points all the same

Make I go tell my Suraju D Taylor make hin sew Field Marshall uniform for me. Lawlessness everywhere. We need whistle-blower protection act

Abeg make dem shift

I cannot but agree more. I like Tinubu's political dexterity though. He's not a match for Awolowo but he is a leader in his own right.

I cannot but agree more. I like Tinubu's political dexterity though. He's not a match for Awolowo but he is a leader in his own right.

I see

Most Senior Special Apostle Don Papa Jay

Buhari must probe this

Iranu

Buhari must probe this