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CaptainMitch:
Birth control is Haram in Islam, I hope Northern leaders will have sense and ensure that our geometric population growth is checked, no wonder we have poverty and terrorism ravaging them, that's why the majority of illiterates could foist the worst person ever as our president.

Don't say what you don't know please. Haram means not allowed /not permissible . Birth control in Islam is not Haram rather simply put is that, it is not encouraged and if you do it you are not committing sin. But on the hand it is Christianity most notably Catholics that detest it.

Taqaballahu Minna WA minkum.it was nice at Federal low cost estate ilorin kwara state. Eid Mubarak.

Are you sure it is not because of his wife oga Magu EFCC dey find am to put inside jail

He just dislikes strong character, he did it to Ronaldinho, E too , ibrahimovich, Yaya etc. He likes obedient players I don't think he's racist he just like the feeling of being in control. Don't forget Mario Gotze too despite winning the World Cup for his country

Omawumi was practically dragged from the stage before she disgraced herself further.

I got a call from my cousin that a pharmaceutical company she submitted my resume was conducting aptitude test in Lagos. Then I was still working in my MSc supervisor laboratory though he was paying me stipend I didn't want him to know I am still searching for jobs. Quickly I packed my bag and headed for Lagos and I arrived in time to write the test which luckily for me was a piece of cake.After finishing the test quickly and about to zoom back to Ife where I was schooling and managing myself only for the invigilator to announce that we should wait that they will mark and call the names of the successful candidates for interview which they would conduct that same evening. Well as expected I was called for interview while the rest were excused to go. Maybe I should just have excused myself if I had known what was in store for me in the interview room but no instead I walked with confidence in to the room when my name was called. I was thrown off balance when the first missile was shot at me by the lead panelist when he asked why I dressed "shabbily," for the interview. Mind you I was dressed in a T shirt and baggy jeans but I managed to answer that I came to write test not knowing I would be interviewed. Then came the simplest question you can ask a biochemist or someone that is still in academics is to explain Kreb cycle. My people I know it despite not expecting something as elementary as that but I became over excited and didn't know how to break the pathway down and explain myself. I would start and get stuck start again got stuck till the leader said Mr man please go and become a teacher you can't be our representative. A lady in the panel begged I should be given another chance cos she is convinced I know it and I was given another chance but I fumbled again only this time I excused myself. The leader of the panel was just laughing at me as I exited the room. Then came the mother of all embarrassment when I switched on my phone and entered the wrong pin 3 times and my Sim card was blocked. I didn't plan to sleep in Lagos so I went to ATM to withdraw money for traveling only to enter the wrong pin 3 times again and my ATM was blocked too. Well to summarize I had to resort begging for transportation money at Oshodi park before I could ride in a bus transporting tomatoes to Ibadan. Don't forget nobody knew I traveled so I had to sort myself. That was over 10 years ago but lesson learned was that I vowed never to settle for a teaching job as the lead panelist "advised". I wonder if he earns more than me now. N.B I am presently working in an integrated oil and gas company and I have only God to be grateful to for that.

mownie:
Shuo! Since 2013 ...mooving forward!

You can feel the venom in the attack. However, Jarus should desist from glorifying him with a reply as he had already corrected his warped opinion. Maybe he secretly admires him. But on the subject, I think the home should be the priority and a balance should be maintained between income and properly raising the kids. So for me, I will prefer my wife to be a business woman (flexible time) or a govt worker (8 to 2) since I already have a more challenging job. If it were to be the other way round, we will work it out the same way.

redgem:
immediately after menstruation you will be so Hot even more than ovulation period..

Haven't seen anyone one, read or heard of no 9...this my first time reading such

I have read it before a long time ago, almost 20 years ago now about a certain village in eastern Nigeria where their women menstruate through their palms.

Well, I may not be T.B Joshua,the self acclaimed Nostradammus of the 21st century. But I saw this online and whole-heartedly believed the analysis. This prompted me to post this. Mind you am not a Buharist neither am I a Jonathanian. To those that saw the post that time. I TOLD YOU!!!!!!



Nigeria Opposition’s Buhari Could Win, Disrupting Oil by barbatee007(m): 12:08pm On Mar 13
There is a 60% probability that Nigeria opposition leader Muhamadu Buhari could beat President Goodluck Jonathan in this month’s election, according to Eurasia Group.

The Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF (NGE), up 1.6% today, has tumbled 14% year to date and is down nearly 36% over the past 12 months. The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO), up 0.5% today, is down nearly a point this year, and up 3.2% over the past year.

Africa practice head and Analyst Philippe de Pontet writes today that while Jonathan was a favorite in the March 28 election, representing a victory for the country’s Christian south, the electoral map is tilting to Buhari in swing regions in the southwest and middle of the country. Buhari would be a technocrat, and investors could expect business-oriented policies, de Pontet writes, but Eurasia Group remains neutral on Nigeria for the long term, given downside risks to oil production and challenges to policy implementation. He adds:


Teneo Intelligence
Nigeria’s Peoples Democratic Party won the south in 2011 elections.“The election will still be difficult to call, but our expectation of a narrow Jonathan win was predicated on several factors that are losing some saliency late in the campaign.

Chief among them is the incumbency and financial advantages of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). While this still helps Jonathan, its impact is blunted by the intensity of support for Buhari, lackluster grassroots campaigning by the PDP, and new anti-rigging measures by the electoral commission. New permanent voting cards and card readers will sharply reduce the level of rigging seen in 2011, when Jonathan beat Buhari in a landslide …

While we expected the electoral map to favor Jonathan, current trends suggest that the swing regions may side with Buhari, including the Christian-majority and heavily-populated southwest around Lagos. That could be the decisive demographic factor in the election …”

A local think tank, the Center for Public Policy Alternatives, gives Buhari a 58% to 32% lead in Lagos state, where Jonathan won the last election. Eurasia Group thinks Jonathan’s approval rating is below the 40% threshold under which incumbents have a hard time getting reelected.

“Despite some important military gains against [the Islamic terror group] Boko Haram in the northeast, and a partial exoneration of its oil revenue management in a recent PWC audit, [Jonathan's] Peoples Democratic Party is starting to look desperate. … [But] it is not clear … that Buhari has a strong economic policy orientation. This uncertainty is a chief risk for investors.”

Jonathan is likely to contest an unfavorable outcome, especially a close election, and that could mean protracted violence.

“The reason we aren’t upgrading Nigeria’s outlook to positive, however, rests in the potential for an oil disruption and the likely pushback to Buhari’s policy agenda in a highly polarized political climate. His victory is likely to unleash a resurgence of militancy in the Niger Delta (Jonathan’s home region) that targets the oil sector. Former Delta militants have threatened to blow up oil pipelines, platforms, and personnel as in the past when they routinely took up to 500,000 barrels per day offline. There is likely some bluster in their threats


http://blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/2015/03/12/nigeria-oppositions-buhari-could-win-disrupting-oil/?mod=yahoobarrons&ru=yahoo

Banky W should borrow the head.

dvee2:
Is that not madam Alamesiah?

Yes peeping from behind.

There is a 60% probability that Nigeria opposition leader Muhamadu Buhari could beat President Goodluck Jonathan in this month’s election, according to Eurasia Group.

The Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF (NGE), up 1.6% today, has tumbled 14% year to date and is down nearly 36% over the past 12 months. The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets ETF (VWO), up 0.5% today, is down nearly a point this year, and up 3.2% over the past year.

Africa practice head and Analyst Philippe de Pontet writes today that while Jonathan was a favorite in the March 28 election, representing a victory for the country’s Christian south, the electoral map is tilting to Buhari in swing regions in the southwest and middle of the country. Buhari would be a technocrat, and investors could expect business-oriented policies, de Pontet writes, but Eurasia Group remains neutral on Nigeria for the long term, given downside risks to oil production and challenges to policy implementation. He adds:


Teneo Intelligence
Nigeria’s Peoples Democratic Party won the south in 2011 elections.“The election will still be difficult to call, but our expectation of a narrow Jonathan win was predicated on several factors that are losing some saliency late in the campaign.

Chief among them is the incumbency and financial advantages of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). While this still helps Jonathan, its impact is blunted by the intensity of support for Buhari, lackluster grassroots campaigning by the PDP, and new anti-rigging measures by the electoral commission. New permanent voting cards and card readers will sharply reduce the level of rigging seen in 2011, when Jonathan beat Buhari in a landslide …

While we expected the electoral map to favor Jonathan, current trends suggest that the swing regions may side with Buhari, including the Christian-majority and heavily-populated southwest around Lagos. That could be the decisive demographic factor in the election …”

A local think tank, the Center for Public Policy Alternatives, gives Buhari a 58% to 32% lead in Lagos state, where Jonathan won the last election. Eurasia Group thinks Jonathan’s approval rating is below the 40% threshold under which incumbents have a hard time getting reelected.

“Despite some important military gains against [the Islamic terror group] Boko Haram in the northeast, and a partial exoneration of its oil revenue management in a recent PWC audit, [Jonathan's] Peoples Democratic Party is starting to look desperate. … [But] it is not clear … that Buhari has a strong economic policy orientation. This uncertainty is a chief risk for investors.”

Jonathan is likely to contest an unfavorable outcome, especially a close election, and that could mean protracted violence.

“The reason we aren’t upgrading Nigeria’s outlook to positive, however, rests in the potential for an oil disruption and the likely pushback to Buhari’s policy agenda in a highly polarized political climate. His victory is likely to unleash a resurgence of militancy in the Niger Delta (Jonathan’s home region) that targets the oil sector. Former Delta militants have threatened to blow up oil pipelines, platforms, and personnel as in the past when they routinely took up to 500,000 barrels per day offline. There is likely some bluster in their threats


http://blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/2015/03/12/nigeria-oppositions-buhari-could-win-disrupting-oil/?mod=yahoobarrons&ru=yahoo

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dact4u:
1. Masturbation makes you weak, it spends more energy and burns your calorie

2. Masturbation creates nervousness and neurological problems

3. Masturbation is a main cause for erectile dysfunction.

4. Masturbation addicts you even if you taste it for one time. Controlling it is a very big menace.

5. Masturbation creates drowsiness; you will be sleeping most of the time after ejaculation of your sperm. You will experience a damn tired.

6. Masturbation causes stress and strain in your mind and soul.

7. Masturbation also affects us psychologically; it creates depression after ejaculation and makes one to feel bad on his own.

8. Getting red hot while masturbating will give a bad name in your surroundings and it is indecent too.

9. Masturbation cannot be done simply, it needs to see, touch, indulge or at least think of a sexual practice/ sex organs of the opposite sex. This is more harmful that the image in your memory that you see could not be erased easily. This will lead you to a noxious problem that you cannot see any girl/ lady/ women without a single thought i.e., sex.

10. Masturbation creates an urge to do indefinitely; it doesn’t see the place, people and culture. It makes you to fell in a worse sexual problem if chance knocks the door.

11. Masturbation leads you to illegal contacts because the urge increases day by day and finally will lead to the search of a source for sexual pleasure.

12. Masturbation is the main reason for speedy sperm release during sexual intercourse. It will create dissatisfaction to you and to your wife.

13. Over masturbation reduces your sperm count. Couples who desire to get pregnant should not masturbate.

14. Seminal fluid that gets released on masturbation contains proteins that are needed for many metabolic activities and cell formations. Proteins are the building blocks of our body; ejaculation often will create you to be lean and distracts your metabolism of muscle building.

15. Ethically masturbation is wrong; you think of X/Y and do sex of your own. This hinders your values and respect on others. May be you are good in all other regard but will end up in a great problem if not concerned to stop this habit.

16. Masturbation wastes your time and makes you useless.

17. The pleasure of masturbation never lasts for a long time.

18. Masturbation creates more problems as you lose your memory and thought provoking ability.

19. Masturbation is not the end for your desire; you may be fooled by your own practice. It will never give you a solution or a satisfaction but seems that it gives.

20. It is not needed in any way to your sexual life that it has to be practiced without fail.

21. Guys who masturbate will lose interest in sex with their wife very soon. They can’t feel pleasurable for a long time.

22. Masturbation induces homosexuals in schools, colleges and hostels. Many times the latter creates sexually transmitted diseases like VD, syphilis, AIDS etc.,

From experience or research?

This doesn't look like a Photoshop effect.

The conversation stops when you enter the room. Colleagues shoot sidelong glances as you pass. The office is abuzz but nobody is talking to you about it—because you’re at the center of the rumors

Sometimes at one point in our careers, we've had to face this kind of situation. This situation if not properly managed will have a serious or catastrophic effect on your productivity at your place of work. I for one hate attention, I have always tried as much as possible to deflect any situation that will bring me to the public glare of my colleagues. But as much as I tried to do that, right from when I was in schools to my places of work, it just doesn't work out. I have always been singled out either for honors or for additional responsibilities. This will inevitably bring me to the fore of public discussions among my colleagues. They will say "he is too young or not experienced or just being favored unnecessarily".

Office gossip can be a welcome distraction. It just can be hard to know what to do when you become the focal point. Overreacting or saying the wrong thing may fan the flames, but ignoring some kinds of gossip can damage your reputation or even career.

When in this situation,
1. Learn to drop the rumour jokingly as a side talk about yourself and clarify it.
2. Let it slide, they will get tired of it.
3. Don't be emotional about it, it should not affect your self esteem.
4. Protect your reputation by displaying your skills before them, Trust me this works like magic.
5. Try and maintain strong alliances at the 3 levels in your organization i.e 1. Your level 2. Below your level 3. Above your level. They will have your back when you leave the room

Feel free to add more.