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Cutehector4u:
I hardly hug ladies.... Would only hug d lady if she stretches out her arms first

that means, you handshake them?!

donephi:
Thank you for the info.
Pls you need to acknowledge the source against plagarism.

i've done that already, its beneath the update..

Nneka123:
There's nothing wrong in her giving you a handshake, they are still signs of greetings, unless you wanted to feel something

lol, i guess you just indirectly gave the reason.... '' to feel something '' lolzzz, ladies ehnnnn....

justmag:
Lmao! ! The next question is what did u look like? What did you smell like? What was ya breath like? Have u change since she last saw yah?? And more importantly WHAT DO YOU LOOKING LIKE?

hahaha *1* i wasn't looking bad ... 2* as a mata of fact, i wore a perf. Dat evening b4 going out. 3* breath, how does it correlate with hug?! 4* yeaa ... 5* numba 1's answer ... Bro, i hope i have answered yo q's. Does this now justify d ''no hugging fact''

Creamish:
Maybe her man was somewhere watching...could also be her policy not to hug guys...or she just was not that into u from day 1... There are several reasons but u shulda asked her stylishly why she extended her hand...

Personally, i only hug guys im close to...not every1 I meet..

thanks creamish, but i feel hugs doesn't necessarily mean d 'she' has to be into d 'he' ... Ok, i'll ask. Thnks

Proxy001:
you are most welcomed

what do yo think: an incapable democratic president or a capable military dictator??!

dkronicle:
Watched one idi amin interview b4 his death. The way he talks and act shows that his not scared of anything. In that same interview, his son fell, he said he cant help his little son up, that his a man.

yessso, d man is really mean oooo! 2me ooo, i prefer an incapable democratic president to a dictator oooo.

Taiwo20:
handshake and hug could be 'haram' to some peeps

-majority of d ladies do diz oo.

Dotwillis1:
She get body odour :

baba, diz wan no b body odour mata ooo! e b like say hugs dey affect dia bodi or somtin

iceberylin:
If only you had a Range

lol, range kwa?!

Seriously, i'm writing this with express anger right now. What is wrong with the ladies, I'm really sick and tired about this.
I think it is awkwardly absurd for a guy when he wants to greet a lady, gets a handshake from the lady. Ok, let me share my experience. 'as of yesterday evening to be precise, i ran into this old friend of mine, ''waoooh! Is that you'', went with happiness to greet her, actually ''HUG'' her and daaaaaaamn! She opted for a HANDSHAKE, i felt embarrased inside even up till naaa.
** So, ladies please you need to really answer this, what's the big deal in a guy recieving a HUG as a sign of greeting, why do you prefer Handshake?!
** Guys, una dun get diz experience b4?

Proxy001:
your article is captivating but you arrangement is too poor... moreover you didn't even acknowledge the source of the info. you could be charged for plagiarism (intellectual theft) you know.

thanks boss..

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Charles Taylor – Liberia


Charles McArthur Ghankay Taylor was the 22nd president of Liberia. Before becoming President, he was a warlord of the opposition rebel group The National Patriotic Front of Liberia. He was accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Charles Taylor was finally found guilty of murder, rape and terror in April 2012 and sentenced to 50 years in prison. More info on Wikipedia
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Sekou Toure – Guinea


Ahmed Sekou Toure was President of Guinea from 1958 to 1984. Initially he was seen as the Messiah of the people, but eventually transformed into a tyrant. Death camps were established in his reign for the porpose of torturing and execution of his opponents. A lot of people fled Guinea during his regime. He died in 1984 and fell short of four years to ruling for almost three decades. More info
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General Sani Abacha – Nigeria



He was a Nigerian military dictator and politician. His regime was tainted by countless human rights violations and charges of corruption. He was the most brutal dictator of the West Africa region. The highlight of his regime was the hanging of Ken Saro Wiwa, a political activist. Abacha died in 1998 amongst rumors that he may have been poisoned by the opposition by using prostitutes. He and his family is also notorious for misappropriating state coffers billions of dollars.
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Laurent Kabila – Democratic Republic of Congo



He overthrew President Mobutu Sese Seko in 1997 and restored the country’s former name. 3.3 million people died during his reign and he failed to unite the people of Congo. He came with a lot of promises and potential, but it all came to nothing. Kabila was assassinated by one of his body guards in 2001 and was part of a failed coup attempt. He was succeeded by his son. More info

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Kamuzu Banda – Malawi



Hastings Kamuzu Banda was the ruler of Malawi and its predecessor state from 1966 to 1994 as Prime minister. He declared Malawi a “one-party” state in 1966 and fired anybody around him who tried to counsel. Many of his opponents fled to exile. Banda was infamous for maintain diplomatic relations with Apartheid- era South Africa. The National Assembly stripped him of all powers in 1993. He died four years later. He is deemed to be the most corrupt leader of Africa and a tyrant.
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Robert Mugabe - Zimbabwe:



Mugabe was elected into power in 1980. He was one of the leaders against white minority rule. Robert Mugabe is a classic case of metamorphosis from hero to beast. He stood out as a hero in the Zimbabwe Liberation Struggle of 1979 and was elected by the black Africans through the election system. He succumbed to power, hates the press and does nothing about the economy being in a bad state. In 2008, his party suffered a defeat in the parliamentary elections and he ended up as President on a power-sharing agreement with Morgan Tsvangirai. More info
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Mobutu Sese Seko – Zaire/ Congo



He was the President of the Democratic Republic of Congo from 1965 to 1997. He amassed huge personal fortune while in office and maintained an anti-Communist stand throughout. He added “Nkuku Ngbendu wa Za Banga“ to his name that literally meant “the all-powerful warrior who, because of his endurance and inflexible will to win, will go from conquest to conquest leaving fire in his wake”. He was overthrown in the First Congo War and died in exile. More info
*3*

Jean-Bedel Bokassa – Central African


Republic
He was a military officer and served as the head of State for Central African Republic from 1966 to 1976. He also was the Emperor of the successor state of the Central African Empire from 1976 to 1979. His imperial title did not receive diplomatic recognition. He was accused of cannibalism of imprisoned school children. French paratroopers overthrew his Government in 1979 while he was away on an official visit. Bokassa I passed away in 1996 following a heart attack. More info
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Colonel Muammar Gaddafi – Libya




Gaddafi ruled over Libya for along 42 years, holding ransom its vast oil reserves and six million people. He came to power through a bloodless coup in 1969. His trademark has been public hangings and long term imprisonments. In the 1980’s he acquired chemical weapons that led to sanctions being imposed on Libya from countries around the world. His reign continued unchallenged till before revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt. A civil war erupted in Libya and Gaddafi was killed by forces of the Libyan National Liberation Army after a long drawn out battle.

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Idi Amin Dada – Uganda:





What’s more, he has been described as the “Butcher of Uganda”! One of the world’s most notorious dictators, Idi Amin was the third President of Uganda from 1971 to 1979. He conferred on himself the title of “His Excellency President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hadji Doctor Idi Amin, VC, DSO, MC, Lord of All the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Sea, and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular”. He joined the British Colonial regiment in 1946 and eventually rose to the rank of Major-General. Idi Amin seized power in the military coup of 1971 ousting Milton Obote. More info
These ten African dictators have wreaked havoc during their reign. The power brainwashed the mind of each of these dictators and pushed them to do the unthinkable.


Source: http://www.top100arena.com/news/753/top-10-african-dic

Incredible..

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Nawa ooo

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Maybe this is what. . . Maybe this is . . . Maybe he is . . . Maybe she is . . .


THE HUMAN MIND: Sometimes, we human being think and feel we could speculate and decipher the human mind, but that is wrong. The actions/reactions of a person cannot give you the actual thought(s) of his/her mind. You don't know what that person is thinking about, and so therefore; do not draw conclusion to your 'seemingly' thoughts. For example, i may feel very happy and grateful to someone who gave me a gift inside my mind, but in the outside i just say a lukewarm 'thank you'. Due to my reaction you may speculate i'm not happy or ungrateful. So, please not all your speculations may be right. SOMETIMES, we react indirectly what we are actually feeling inside.
*This could also help in relationships and our everyday life*

krazydave:
Mehn!!...
Pap nd beans o!..... #new year finz na

shey na pap b d drink? If so, whch tym u take dia 2 ?

saaedlee:
A bottle of Orijin around 05:00hrs today, not taken food yet!

tankx man, Abeg, try go chop o.

Ok, mine was a bottle of smirnoff ice around 12am and a hot plate of rice and stew at about 12pm today. . . i'm waiting for yours o! DON'T FORGET TO PUT THE ESTIMATED TIME.

Yaaaayi! 2015 is here again. I want to wish all my fellow nairalanders, a happy and fruitful new year. NOW, lets catch some fun.
Lets share our first drink and food u had in the year 2015?

HenCq15:
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assistant secretary of the S..B..A..N - i c u sir.. Welldone!

youngice:
when I'm angry ,I just walk
I learnt how to control my anger at a very
young age

waoooh sounds hard though.. Nice one!

i don't know ooo!