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Moses and May were the quintessential lovebirds. Among their close circle of friends, they were nicknamed the M&M couple. They met for the first time in the school library. The meeting was an accidental one because May bumped into Moses as she rushed out to meet up with a lecture. As he bent to gather his books and scripts that lay scattered all over the library floor, Moses mumbled under his breath, “If I did this to you, I would never hear the end of it.” “I am truly sorry,” May apologised as she bent down to help him. “I have a 12 0’clock class with Professor Ben.” At the mention of Professor Ben, Moses understood the purpose of the rush. Professor Ben was the dreaded statistics lecturer at the Metropolitan Polytechnic. Students called him, ‘the one minute professor’ because he only allowed one minute grace after entering the class for any late coming or distraction. “You have just 10 minutes before Professor one-minute enters his class. Leave these papers and run along. I don’t want to be responsible for your failure,” Moses told May. His last statement was annoying and she would have given him a piece of her mind but she rushed past him, telling herself that she would remind him later, that nobody can make May fail in anything. The two did not meet again until during convocation. Coincidentally, they were both top flight students and both received prizes for excelling in their various fields. While May emerged the best student in her department, Moses sailed to the top as the best overall student in the school. On their way back from the podium with their certificates and laurels, May heard somebody whisper, “I see you made it to the statistics class after all; thanks to me.” She turned and realised it was Moses. She sneered back, “Listen, you arrogant man. Just because you attempted to act like a gentleman and prevented me from picking up your books does not make you anything other than what you are….” she began but he did not allow her to finish. “What am I?” he asked, goading her, clearly enjoying her agitation and the look on her face. “You are arrogant and you don’t know anything,” she finished. Moses replied: “I would have believed your judgement, but unfortunately, that is not what my certificate says. You know, you look cute when you are angry. I would love to see you angry more often.” They met again a few years later. May worked as a front desk officer in a commercial bank and Moses was a management trainee at an oil company. He had gone to May’s bank for a transaction and met her. “Hi May, you are here!” Moses exclaimed on seeing her. “Moses,” she called his name and he did not miss the excitement in her voice. “You sound as if you are happy to see me,’’ he observed. “Well, that is because I have been wondering where my arrogant school mate disappeared to. Maybe I missed your cockiness,” May told him. “I am sorry, May. Look, allow me to make up for all the annoying things I did to you. How about lunch? Please,” he pleaded and she agreed. Their relationship progressed after that meeting into a steady love affair and after two years of courtship, they got married. Moses could never have suspected his beautiful wife had a secret until five years into their blissful union. It started with a visit from May’s long time friend and roommate in school, Precious. She had travelled to the United States of America after graduation to be with her parents, who were based there. The two constantly kept in touch on phone and through social media. Moses had no problem with his wife spending a lot of time chatting and making a long distance call. May had a lot of fond things to say about Precious. “I can’t wait to see your friend that you always talk about,” Moses always told her. Precious finally arrived. When they went to pick her from the airport, Moses noticed how May dotted on Precious. From then on, the lady took up all the space in his wife’s life. Although she was lodged in a hotel on the Island, Precious was always around. Moses left May alone. He understood that she needed to catch up on the friendship. When it was time for him to travel on an official mission to Europe, he was happy to leave May behind because he knew she would have Precious to keep her company. His flight was for 10pm, so he spent the whole afternoon with his wife and then, Precious came in shortly before 7pm to escort her friend and the husband to the airport. Moses’ flight got cancelled 20 minutes to take-off time because of a security warning at the airport. The flight was rescheduled for the following day. It was all good, he thought as he took a cab back to his house to spend another night with his wife. The entrance door was locked when he got there. Not willing to disturb her sleep, he used his key. On entering the house, moans stopped him in his tracks. They were coming from his bedroom. May, his wife with another man? He didn’t believe it but yanked the door open. May and Precious sprang up from the bed. They were naked! Source: www.punchng.com/spice/love-series/i-caught-her-in-bed-with-another-woman/ Please Leave a Comment |
This SWC agents are here again... @OP, please how much is the VISA to all this countries listed? I believe that is the question the OP want to hear from us. Lolzzzzz I love my Nigeria.... Just get a good job and Nigeria will be like small heaven to you... |
GOD BLESS NIGERIA |
I love argument a lot. I won't ask God any question, so that he won't vex and called on one angel to take me down to hell. But if its compulsory to ask, i will ask God wetting i do that make him send me to Nigeria. But i will ask within me, why can't God send an angel down to nairaland and to help me blindfold that SEXKILLZ towards my signature. |
If at the end of mans journey on earth and you eventually make heaven. If you are opportune to ask just a single question from God, what will you ask him? Let's hear from you. |
SO STRANGE! Isn't it strange how N500 seems like such a large amount when we give it as offering, but such a small amount when you go shopping? Isn't it strange how 2hrs seem so long when you're at place of worship, and how short they seem when you're watching a good movie? Isn't it strange that you can't find a word to say when you're to make supplication to God, but you have no trouble thinking of what to gist about with a friend? Isn't it strange how difficult and boring it is to read one chapter of the Scriptures, but how easy it is to read 100 pages of a popular novel or magazine? Isn't it strange how everyone wants front-row-tickets to concerts, film house or games, but they do whatever is possible to sit at the last row in the holy gathering? Isn't it strange how everyone wants a place in Paradise, but they don't want to believe, do, or say anything to get there? |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]Why shouldn't you? Or are you foolish enough to demand someone's name but too much of a coward to drop yours?I can now see we have been dealing with a kid as a mod on politics section. You would have ban me if I'm the one that use that word foolish. Sexkillz, you are so foolish for breaking rule number 2... Omoalejatijati... Oloriburuku somebody... |
seniourman: I posted world widest mouth with Pics to prove sexkilzWoe unto your English teacher... You just murdered English! |
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lertee: Some people are just good aat comedy..LMAO.For sure BUT I was too upset that the days of BAN is too small... I'm just too addicted to nairaland. Everybody complain of this in my office... The dude as done me good because it is only in politics section my addiction dey... But, is as if Seun pay this moderators wit the number of BAN. |
heed101: His real name is Tunde Osewa@Heel101, I love this 101 in front of this your name oooo. Do you know the meaning? Message me if you know the meaning. Thanks! |
sexkillz: [color=#000030]Now playing "cry me a river" feat bcomputer. [/color]Hahahahaaaa! Sexkillz my boy, How far? I have been calling for a BAN all this days. Seriously I don't see any interest in Nairaland dan the politics section. BUT I'm too addicted to nairaland. Thanks for BANNING me. But can you please extend the BAN till fist of January next year? And please if you believe you are a Christian or a Muslim, can you please share me your real name on Facebook and let me prove to you my own village gods! |
Please I need to consult my oracles, I want this guy to regret of been a MOD, The way he/she/it BAN me unnecessarily is too much. Allow me to teach one of this MOD lesson and let somebody weep for them. Please anybody with his real name? |
Taraba State Governor Danbaba Danfulani Suntai should be resting, a source at the Seaview Hospital and Rehabilitation Home in Staten Island, New York, USA has said. The source, who spoke with The Nation in confidence, said: “That man needs rest and I mean, good rest.” He added: “One of the strongest recommendations handed to his family and officers is that he should be allowed to have good rest due to what happened to him plus the shock and trauma he had been through over the last ten months. “He suffered from what, in medical terms is called, Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI), which is a very difficult and rotational condition that is associated to brain injuries. During the period of his rehabilitation, he often relapsed into and out of bouts of trauma due to the injury on his brain from the fatal plane crash in October last year. Many people who suffer DAI need absolute rest of mind and body for a long period of time for them to fully recover, while in the extreme, a few others do not survive it.” When The Nation reporter informed the medical official that the man was about to resume duties in Taraba State, the official blurted: “I strongly advise against that for now. If allowed the necessary period of rest without interruption, I bet you, he could snap out of his condition sooner than expected. But if they play politics with his health, I can only tell you with certainty, that is very dangerous to his overall life. If he is too tossed here and there, the man could enter a sudden state of seizure and go into morbidity which is often what happens to patients with traumatic brain injuries. “The man needs rest. That man should not be made to involve in any stressful activities until he has been certified fit medically. Well, I don’t know how you operate in your country, but back here, that man would be given his rest and care. He is not a hopeless case, no, he is not. But if what you’re saying is true, then, I am disappointed in all those who were at the hospital with him, who all saw his medical referral papers from the Hannover Medical School Hospital, Hanover, Germany, all lined out in thick yellow ink, that: ‘patient must be allowed to rest’. I am telling you his fast recovery is dependent on his being left alone to recuperate and rest. Any other thing is injurious to his life.” Noting that getting access to his medical records would be a tall order in the USA, the medical personnel said utmost caution must be applied in his situation. “That man is a very fragile case, but what I am sternly advising is that the instructions handed from his medical doctors should be duly obeyed and followed to save his life. Great caution must be applied if they want him to snap out of the trauma. I’m still dazed because these are some of the warnings duly handed to those who came for him at the hospital before he was discharged to them the previous weekend.” Another medical official, who also spoke to the reporter, noted that on one of the days while Suntai was being taking care of, he tried to talk but could not immediately form the words. “In USA, that singular incident gives us confidence that if his case is well handled as his doctors had advised, he would fully recover. But any other thing could result in a grave consequence. Going by your submission that he is being made to work, my advice is, “I will say not now. Let him have the prescribed rest. He has only one life to live. All required is patience in giving him the due care and medication. Only medical doctors can certify him fit and up till he returns for that, no, he can’t work just yet. “At the time he tried to talk, I can only guess if he wanted to talk about the plane crash, but that is basically my own assumption. But I know that many times, he looked lost and hurt. But he was mostly quiet during his period of rehabilitation. “And all the way from the Hannover Medical School (MHH), the university medical centre in Germany, one of the strongest points on his medical file is that he must be allowed comprehensive rest. Too bad, this is the vital part your country, Nigeria, seems to be toying with. And quite often too, he was like a man under a spell because after that time, he was never able to make perceptible comments till he left the hospital. However, like I told you, his case is not hopeless. The man will get over his situation if only all the medical instructions are adhere to.” Source: www.thenationonlineng.net/new/u-s-doctors-suntai-must-get-good-rest/ |
Naira traded flat on the interbank market on yesterday as lenders exited the U.S. currency to cover their funding needs on the local currency amid tight naira liquidity. The Central Bank withdraw N242 billion from the banking system two weeks ago to enforce a new cash reserve requirement (CRR), aimed at tightening naira liquidity to support the currency. The regulator removed N1 trillion in August when it first announced a hike to CRR for banks to take on public sector funds to 50 percent from 12 per cent. The naira closed at N161.9 to the greenback, the same level it closed on Friday. A dealer told Reuters that a naira shortage on the market had caused banks to exit their dollar positions, to meet obligations in local currency. “We see slowing demand for the dollar this week which should help stabilise naira within the present range,” another dealer said. Tighter liquidity has also driven interbank lending rates higher. Last Friday, interbank rate climbed to an average of 26 per cent, on the apex bank\s policy moves compared with 18 per cent the previous week. At the official foreign exchange window, the Central Bank sold $300 million at N155.76 to the dollar, the same amount and rate it auctioned last Wednesday. Source: www.thenationonlineng.net/new/naira-closes-flat-as-banks-short-dollar/ |
Prof. Ogogoro:Clap for your self! Even computer do make mistake... As a Prof. How many liters of OGOGORO you don drink this morning? |
Royal Roy: Your ignorance stinks!!Do you misplace your drugs? Prove to me that catholics don't worship the status of Mary! Ode! |
goldfish80: There was a time he retweeted a derogatory tweet about Jesus.If you don't know what to say, why not maintain the respect of your old age by keeping silent? CAN: worship JESUS, While CATHOLICS: worship MARRY... They are different, that is why they pull out! Ode!!! |
Dr Walter: Always confused between CAN and a political body...Catholics get sense passBros, please pass me some weed. You are high already! Ode!!! |
So this man don they get liver to talk? |
Hope rose yesterday for Nigerian first time visitors to the United Kingdom, who may be affected by the planned introduction of £3,000 (about N700,000, (visa bond as British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg vowed to block the implementation of the policy. The British Government plans a new visa policy that will see some “high risk” first time visitors deposit £3,000 in bond before being given visas. The deposit will be refunded on departure from the UK within the stipulated period but forfeited if the applicant overstays the visa. The pilot project is planned to start in November in six countries, including Nigeria where there has been outrage from the government and the people. Some lawmakers have even urged the Federal Government to consider a retaliatory approach should the UK go ahead with the bond policy. The other countries targeted for the pilot scheme are Ghana, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Clegg said yesterday he would try to block any attempt to make foreign visitors routinely pay a security deposit to come to the U.K. Officials and business people in other affected countries have condemned the proposal, and the British government has not said how many visa applicants will have to pay the bond. Clegg said his Liberal Democrat party and its Conservative coalition partners had “differences of emphasis” on the plan, and details were still being discussed in government. “I am absolutely not interested in a bond which becomes an indiscriminate way of clobbering people who want to come to this country,” Clegg told the BBC. He said the bonds “are certainly not going to go ahead” on that basis. “Of course in a coalition I can stop things,” he added. Immigration is a sensitive political issue in Britain, especially with the unemployment and austerity measures brought on by the economic crisis. Prime Minister David Cameron has pledged to cut net immigration from 252,000 a year in 2010 to below 100,000 a year by 2015. While that plays well with the Conservatives’ right-of- centre supporters, it has been trouble for the centrist liberal Liberal Democrats, who are holding their annual conference in Glasgow, Scotland. The party is sagging in opinion polls, 18 months ahead of a national election, and many members have expressed unease about the compromises involved in coalition government. Earlier this month, one of the best-known Lib Dem lawmakers, Sarah Teather, said she was quitting because she felt the party no longer fought for social justice and liberal values. Clegg defended his party’s participation in the coalition, saying it had made the government fairer and more liberal. Source: www.thenationonlineng.net/new/uk-deputy-pm-to-stop-3000-visa-bond/ |
The Christian Association of Nigeria on Sunday asked the former Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, to go for a psychiatric test to ascertain his sanity following his recent attacks on Jesus Christ and the leadership of Christians in Nigeria.Source: www.punchng.com/news/anti-christ-tweets-can-prescribes-psychiatric-test-for-el-rufai/ |
This Rivers news don tire me ooo Please who is the governor of Rivers state? AMECHI, WIKE, OR Commissioner of Police. |
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PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan yesterday led prominent Nigerians to pay tributes to former governor of Ondo State, Dr Olusegun Agagu, who died at 65 last Friday. He described the ex -Minister of Aviation and Power, Dr Olusegun Agagu, as a man whose exemplary decorum, poise, urbanity, finesse and loyalty in the conduct of politics will be greatly missed. A statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati, said: “On behalf of himself, the Federal Government and the people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Jonathan extends sincere condolences to Dr. Agagu’s family, the government and people of Ondo State, as well as Dr. Agagu’s friends, political associates and colleagues in Ondo State and other parts of the country. “The President joins them in mourning the distinguished academic whose exemplary decorum, poise, urbanity, finesse and loyalty in the conduct of politics will be greatly missed by all, especially his colleagues and associates in the Peoples Democratic Party.” Former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, described his death as a blow to the renewed struggle to restore sanity to the nation’s politics. He said: “Once again, the cold hands of death have snatched an illustrious man of great character and devotion to country. “Agagu was a good man, a bridge builder who never let the bitterness of defeat or political disagreements rob him of his patriotic spirit.” Tinubu described Agagu as a man with a noble heart and a politician who placed national interest above self interest. “His death will slow down this new movement but others will pick up from where he stopped.” The Northern States Governors’ Forum (NSGF) also paid tribute to Agagu, saying his death marked the end of a glorious era. Chairman of the forum and Governor of Niger State, Dr. Babangida Aliyu, described the late Agagu as a true nationalist. A statement by Aliyu’s spokesman, Danladi Ndayebo, said: “From Agagu’s stint as a lecturer at the prestigious University of Ibadan, through his tenure as Minister of Aviation, to his election to the position of the Governor of Ondo State and his life in retirement, the former Governor remained with the people.” Ogun State governor, Ibikunle Amosun, described Agagu’s death as regrettable. The governor, in a statement by his Senior Special Assistant on Media, Mrs. Funmi Wakama, said: “He died at a time when the nation should have benefited more from his wealth of experience as an intellectual, politician and public servant.” The governor of Oyo State, Abiola Ajimobi, said Ibadan, the South West and indeed Nigeria had lost one of their most cerebral and intellectual politicians ever. Ajimobi, in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media, Dr. Festus Adedayo, recalled that Agagu left imperishable legacies in Ondo State where he was governor between 2003 and 2007. According to him: “Dr. Agagu can never die; when the people tread those roads constructed by his administration in Ondo State, when they pass by those imperishable legacies he left. “The foremost Geology teacher will live in their hearts and they will confront his great love for the people of the state afresh, even decades to come.” Former Edo State governor, Lucky Igbinedion, said: “His exit at this period was a great setback for the nation due to his wealth of experience in political engineering.” A former governor of Abia State, Dr. Orji Kalu, described Agagu as a consummate politician, who played a key role in the socio-political development of Nigeria. Orji, in a statement by his Special Adviser, Oyekunle Oyewumi, said: “No one can take it away from Agagu that he did his best as governor of Ondo State. Cross River State governor, Liyel Imoke, expressed grief over the demise. Imoke, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Christian Ita, recalled his time with the late governor as Minister of Power. He described the deceased as an astute administrator, a consummate professional and a team player. Ekiti State governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Olayinka Oyebode, said the death of Agagu was a “blow below the belt” for the political class. He said: “He served as a very loyal deputy governor under our revered father, Evangelist Bamidele Olumilua, and the legacies of that administration are still there for all to see.” Source: www.thenationonlineng.net/new/jonathantinubu-northern-govs-others-mourn-agagu/ |
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