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send me a mail on kenekaza@yahoo.com, weill give u full infos

One thin i will advise the poster,dnt return to 9ja now because u hv not saved enuff,d other option u mite try as per from changing ur current location is check out jobs sites in 9ja.

My husband and I are living testament to it. I work from 8am to 4pm and my husband works from 4pm to 12am. My husband is the one who showers for our 5 month old, feeds her, gets her dressed to drop her at my mothers house before I get home from work. He cooks lunch for himself and leaves some for me to eat when I get home. He is the one who cleans the house, not because I am lazy, but because he likes things done his way, and no matter who cleans it, he is never satisfied.
I make more money than my husband, but if you see us outside, you can't tell who makes more money! I am presently pursuing my Masters degree, which causes my husband to handle more of the "womanly" things around the house. He does this not because he is a dummy, or I have put some serious Juju in his food; but because he understand that his success is tied with my success. He is secure with himself as a man, and does not care what people think or say. If more "African" man can be like him, the world will be a better place!!

completely in agreement wit u

i say na wetin b dis?ehn wetin?SA,

well my own concern and challenges is hw Tinubu will be able to manage dis victories i mean in terms managing all dis governors cos dat mite also spell doom for ACN is not well coordinated or handled well

wen i tel ppl say love mata mak una cool down dey condem mr saidi ppl say i de support am,una see now?d guy don knack her well she don sing halleluyah for bedroom her tongue com twist

i will also lik to use dis opportunity to hail GEJ,he was under intense pressure from every quarters including OBJ dat e should influence d judges but he refused -kudos to d judiciary,kudos to GEJ

i share ur concenr at bolafex but let me remind u dat d fact dat a PDP sittin governor gets sent out office alone is a major victory for democracy.i was told OBJ was laffin last nite when reporters asked him on his take about Atiku's nomination from d north?i am very sure OBJ will not b laffin again afta hearin dis news,its onli a pity dat ATIKU misfired by leavin ACN cos dis definatelly would hv been an opportunity for him to rule nigeria under d ACN umbrella

i share ur concenr at bolafex but let me remind u dat d fact dat a PDP sittin governor gets sent out office alone is a major victory for democracy.i was told OBJ was laffin last nite when reporters asked him on his take about Atiku's nomination from d north?i am very sure OBJ will not b laffin again afta hearin dis news,its onli a pity dat ATIKU misfired by leavin ACN cos dis definatelly would hv been an opportunity for him to rule nigeria under d ACN umbrella

power has changed.Adamu accept ur faith

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-557549.0.html
am sure he will stop laffin afta hearin dat d court has just nullified d osun state election, atleast one of those he rigged into office,shewwwwwwwwwwww

@johnson 11,its not about dem bien birds of same feather its about dividend of democracy,d rule of law and our judiciary standin up to dia job,i am pleased,i salute d judiciary for a job wel don,shame shame and shame to OBASANJO.

PDP is gradually becoming a Northern Party!!!

If ACN brings Ribadu (northern) as their Presidential candidate, with all the states ACN already has in the South. . That is the end of PDP come 2011

I'm sure Atiku will be wishing he stayed in ACN

i cant agree less wit dis bolded statement.if only Atiku had known?

if my oga query me,seun seun seun!!!ehn ehn dis thread go delays omebodi promotion ooooo.now hv sent d link to my colleagues and everyone is laffin wild wild away.lagos sha eko for show,i do really miss lagos.can neva get enuff of it anytime i visit,neva!!

Tiger is bak!!!haha where is Elin the babysitter,looser?who talks ay whites no de do extra marital kini kini abeg na who dem catch b tif oooo

just sent u a mail.A.A are my initials.

i was standing by d car waiting for dis chick and someone came to toast her

her eyeballs very wicked and when we make love very thunderous.

sweet,hardworking but domineering+possesively in love=killing u

for me i just dont talk about it , i trust my gurl and i allow her handle her game.one thing she does best is whenever someone who is disturbin her comes around she will stylishly flash me accordin to her knoowin fully well dat i will call back and wit all d love love tori dat's enuff distraction for her toasters and it worked alot for us ooooooooooooooooo

u beta leave owerri gurls alone if u no one die young ehn

I have taken my time to read the responses of almost everyone on these thread, i want to say specifically dat we all hv a point in one way or the other,personally i was tempted to draw a conclusion last week but something held me back to actually dig further and see her so called side of the story alas silverbird tv helped out last nite,silverbirdtv was able to prove to its viewes on its 7p.m news bulletin that the video makin the rounds from the lagos speaker end was doctored,according to ufuoma's lawyer they had a chap who recorded d incident for as much 49mins(still searching the web for d video) both video were played side by side by silverbird and that way i drew my conclusion,she was actually beaten infact the while the second tape was rolling i saw instances where the security details attached to d speaker chased other ppl who had their cameras rolling,d second recordin was way different from wat we hv been seein around.ufuoma's lawyer told silverbirdtv dat de have about 12 witnesses who are ready to testify in court against d speaker,who had different recordin btw point A and point B.
one thing i kn for sure is dat ufuoma's outrage will not work in a society where law and order functions but in 9ja her attitude will work (thou am not in support of her outrage) but without dis outrage definately her story could hv been swept under.can we take our minds back to d issue of d naval officer who beat up a gurl on d island and even strip her naked(https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-191814.96.html)?dat stori came to light jus because someone did a good recording and got it on CNN i-report,will any of us feel better if our loved once gets beaten in dis manner and even striped naked lik d naval rating case?let us cast our mind back again to anoda naval rating who also beat up a guy in portharcourt (http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201010281531931)
let us endeavour to find out the other side of such stories in the future b4 drawing conclusion and in whatever we do let us try as much as possible to avoid such drama with any the nigeria security agencies. this is my take.

this is one very thrue statement that often bothers me, i have a very handsome junior from my secodndary days who happens to b my school son then,so so fine boy 6ft average body comfortably ok financially at 27 working with an oil and gas firm but bad bad if una see d wife wey in one marry infact everybodi de wonder,she is small,short,flat breast,no butt everythin is just against her but lik i tell anyone na so baba God want am

cool couple but d babe old pas d bobo small sha (they live in my estate,so i know her welle)

i will say ibo ppl are cool,hard working,industrious,committed to any cause they believe in. am yoruba married to an ibo lady

i want to buy boat-foreign built tug boats, pls contact me on kenekazaa2yahoo.com,its urgent.

where are the fertility drugs abeg,for those una wey sabi am,mak una tell us ooo

When Mr. Lawson Tekena, a graduate of microbiology, decided to make a U-turn in front of a building on Tombia Road, GRA, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, it did not occur to him that that singular act would land him in trouble.

He said what was uppermost in his mind was to avoid the traffic jam on the road so that he could get to his destination on time.

But the spot Tekena chose to make his U-turn was in front of the house of retired Admiral Festus Porbeni, a minister of transport under Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar's regime.

Tekena told PUNCH METRO that some security men and naval ratings approached him and asked him why he wanted to park his car in front of their boss's house.

He said all his explanations to the naval ratings that his mission was just to make a U-turn in front of the house and not to park his car were rebuffed.

Tekena said before he could explain further, the naval ratings and the security men pounced on him. He added that one of them carried a big stone and hit one of his car's side mirrors.

Sensing danger, he said he attempted to manouvre his car so that he could leave the spot. But he said he was prevented by the naval ratings, who proceeded to give him the beating of his life.

He said as he was being beaten, one of the naval ratings dashed into their boss' compound and brought out a gun.

Tekena said, "He (the naval rating) tried to drag me into the building, but I tried my best to resist him. Even when the crowd that gathered at the scene told them to leave me, they did not listen. The Naval men dragged me inside and began to punch me all over my body.

"The one who punched me while I was in the vehicle corked his gun and put it on my head apparently ready to shoot me.

"In the process, one of the bullets fell down and he went to hit me on the head with the butt of the gun. At that point, all my body was covered with blood, which was gushing from my head, precisely at the point where the rating hit me.

"In that state, the naval rating still asked me to lie on the ground. That was after he had removed the magazine of his gun and fixed it back. But I refused to lie down."

He said after he was released, some officials of the Rivers State Government House took him to a hospital in an ambulance.

Tekena, who was wearing a cap to cover the deep cut on his head when he spoke to our correspondent, said, "When he (naval rating) carried his gun, I thought about my three daughters and my wife, who just gave birth and said if this man killed me here, what would become of my children? It would have been tragic because my new born baby wouldn't have known his father."

He said he reported the incident to the police station, where the Divisional Crime Officer sent six of his men to investigate the matter.

He said when the policemen arrived at the scene, the naval ratings refused to listen to them, adding that at that point, the police decided to leave him to his fate.

Tekena explained that as they were about leaving, one of the naval ratings, whom he identified as Abubakar, appealed to him that the matter should be forgotten.

"This was the same man, who called me a 'bloody civilian' and asked me where I was when militants were everywhere in Port Harcourt," he said.

But Abubakar, who appeared to be the most senior among the naval ratings guarding the house, told our correspondent on the phone that he was just a peace maker.

"I wasn't there. But when I came and saw them fighting, I asked them to stop and that was all," he said.

Tekena, however, faulted Abubakar and wondered how he could have fought five men, two of whom were armed.

An eyewitness, who identified himself simply as Tony, said Tekena was treated like an animal on the fateful day, adding that if not for the crowd, the Microbiologist would have been shot by the naval ratings.

"They dragged him (Tekena) into the building and by the time they decided to bring him out, his shirt was already torn while his entire body was covered in his blood," the eyewitness noted.

"The crowd that gathered at the scene knocked violently on the gate and pleaded that they released Tekena. Many people parked their cars outside to watch the show of shame. But by the time the naval ratings released my friend, they had already torn his shirt and hit him with the butt of the gun. His body was filled with blood", Tekena's friend, who gave his name simply as Zukky, also said.

When contacted, the Rivers State Police Public Relations Officer, Dr. Rita Inoma-Abbey, said she could not comment on the issue because she had not been briefed.

Efforts made to reach the Public Relations Officer of the Nigerian Navy in the state, Mr. N. Yeibo, were abortive as he did not pick his calls when our correspondent called his two lines. Also, he had not responded to text messages sent to his line as at the time the paper was going to bed.

Our correspondent could not also reach Porbeni, but his Personal Assistant who spoke on the telephone declined comments. She demanded to know our correspondent's "interest"in the matter.

"What is your interest in the matter? Are you Tekena's brother? I don't know what your interest is, but whatever it is; I will call Abubakar and tell him what you have told me. I don't know why you want to publish it in the newspaper; I don't know what your report will do," she said.

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/oct/25/821.html