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richmond500:
Damn, OP u are a whoré, just how old are u anyways?

late twenties if you must know

powerhouse3:
you're right....

TruthHurts1:


I wouldn't be surprised if in reality OP is just a pathetic simp who is giving us a list of the women he can only fantasize about because they are beyond his oturugbeke standard.

Its not a joke my guy.

its an experience believe it or not.
and the list is incomplete.
Most of my guys and even persons here have lost count than me.

powerhouse3:
just two

You're still a virgin

One day I sat down and wonder the type of risk we men take all in the name of youthful exorbitance or enjoy because life's too short. The truth is there is no award for any sex excapade.

I could remember back then when I was in atr the University, I was always intimidated by my seniors and friends most especially, of how many girls they have slept with or dated.

I coudn't speak when it comes to women issues in our gatherings and arguments. They would show me a list of girls they have slept with and other names on the waiting list. I felt so bad I had to join the cue.

So as at 2018 the names I could remeber vividly stood at 28.
Only 2019 I didnt do anything shit with any girl because I was more hostile to girls and felt irritated but at the same time lonely inside of me and desperately needed something genuine for a long term stuff.

Until I meet someone here and that changed.

So heres a short list I could remeber as of now the number of girls I have slept with.
Note: some names appears twice, meaning they are different persons

Slept with:

Amaka
Blessing
Blessing
Diepreye
Esther
Esther
Favour
Grace
Love
Peace
Emmanuella
Happinness
Gloria
Becky
Rita
Tina
Mimi
Elisha
Lisa
Patricia
Tamara
Joy
Sarah
Tari
Jennifer


Dated:
Date just 8
two serious out of the 8

Right now I would say to myself, "bro you're a second hand man"
Heres a short list of names I can remember I'm tired of dating I want something real like the one I have now and I don't want to loose her to another nigga.

Oiza131:
Is it not money you'll use to invest?
I try to save up-to 100k in six months to do what? Be looking at the alert on my phone? No nau.
Watches are not important, but are necessary. If I want go be buying everything I like ehn, i would have collected all my treasures in heaven and still borrow. I had to learn saving the hard way when I realized there's more to spending the money as it comes.
Wahala no dy finish. Sha do what makes you happy. Kalas

Abeg tell am oo
Wahala be like trailer oo

instantex:
Yes, you can deposit litecoin and withdraw to your Nigerian Bank account. The only charge you will consider is the miner charge which is usually less than 0.20$.

I have been unable to withdraw since

Right now as we speak I suspect there is massive looting in the government house by the outgoing PDP led administration

Citytrend:
Or is it Silver that should apologies to Bayelsaians for injustice?

Its politics. Its 14th is almost here for them to relocate to Govt house

Citytrend:
Or is it Silver that should apologies to Bayelsaians for injustice?

His opinion

An interview with Jonah Okah the pioneer director in the Directorate of Legal Services at the Bayelsa State Georgraphical Information System, was a close aide to Timipre Sylva when he was governor of Bayelsa State and was incarcerated by the Governor Dickson over his alleged support voicing out his opinion of the Dickson led Administration.

In this interview with Ben Obinwa Nnaji, he spoke on how he suffered persecution because of his relationship with Sylva, the current Minister of State for Petroleum Resources. Excerpts

Let me first take you on the government of which you up served as speechwriter to then Governor Timipre Sylva, now Minister of State, Petroleum Resources. What is your objective view on the person and capacity of Timipre Sylva in terms of public service delivery?
Without any bias and sentiment, having worked closely with him as his speechwriter, Sylva is a selfless leader. He loves his friends more than his friends love him.

Sylva can give out his last meal to his friends. He can inconvenience himself for the comfort of his friends. He can give his friends what he can’t do for his biological relatives.

Yet, he has been betrayed and backstabbed by persons he thought were his trusted friends and close allies and the more they do, the more he forgives them. That spirit of forgiveness has become more of his strength spiritually and in corporal terms.

That is his guiding spirit in growing from strength to strength. He has very deep fear of God.

As a human, Sylva may have his foibles, but he is a kind-hearted man.

On the other hand, Sylva is an intellectual. I had this special encounter with him as governor. Having prepared his speech for a programme, he took a look at it with the eye of an eagle. He attempted and insisted on making some changes. I simply smiled at him with all sense of civility without confronting him that what he was trying to effect a change in the speech was wrong, I rather looked straight into his eyes and said; ”Your Excellency, in my candid opinion, we will be over flowing if we effect the change you are suggesting”.

The then governor looked at me, simply nodded and allowed the speech to remain the way it was.

He is a good listener to good opinions and ideas. That is the strength of character of a good leader which he has demonstrated time without number in his public service to this nation.

Look at the Petroleum Resources Ministry; he has initiated fundamental reforms at the ministry within the short period he took over as the Minister of State. I can assure you that by the time he leaves that ministry, he will leave behind a shoe too big for any other future minister to wear.

Sylva is a man who sees the future and he doesn’t allow pedestrian issues to distract him.

While he was governor, the general opinion was that he did not perform well and that was the reason he was denied a second term.

That is for another day. However, let me seize this opportunity to state the obvious for the record.

Sylva was a victim of power game right from the day he got the ticket of PDP to run for the office of governor. Some of the people involved in the power game in Bayelsa State believed then and till now that it is either them or nobody else. He is a child of destiny and a man after God’s own heart. I have a strong conviction that the second tenure which he was denied will one day be fulfilled. It is a question of time; it may be delayed but God’s time will present itself in the fullness of time.

When he took over as governor, he gave out 85 percent of his cabinet appointments to critical stakeholders, yet the political hawks were not satisfied and continued to blackmail his administration.

Within one year in office, the Sylva administration constructed over 50 internal roads at a sweep, which was unprecedented in the history of this country. The contracts were awarded to local contractors to boost the economy of the state and avoid capital flight; he also built one of the best judicial complexes in the country. He built the Nigerian Law School of Yenagoa Campus, the education subsector received the best and urgent attention in the history of Bayelsa State and so many life transforming projects. Today, even his detractors who blackmailed him are regretting.

The federation allocation then was between N2.5 to N3 billion. It took a lot of ingenuity to even pay state workers. He entrenched transparency and accountability in governance.

At the time he took over as governor of Bayelsa State, it was the peak of militancy in the Niger Delta, with Bayelsa as the epic entre. The Amnesty programme, which has brought about relative peace in the Niger Delta, was initiated by Timipre Sylva.

He prepared a memo to the then President Musa Yar’Adua on why the militants in the Niger Delta should be given amnesty. This was coming at a time the price of crude oil was at its lowest ebb and Yar’Adua administration was about to confront the militants with fire power. Sylva saved the situation by the singular memo he wrote to President Yar’Adua which set the tone for historic laying down of arms ceremony in Yenagoa.

In spite of these landmark achievements, the same PDP government denied him second term.

Power is given by God, I believe strongly that one day Sylva will return to complete that second tenure to correct that injustice done against him.

So the warped opinion that Sylva didn’t perform was more or less part of the power game script written by the powers that be at that time just to give a dog a bad name in order to hang him.

Today, the general verdict in Bayelsa is that Sylva has been vindicated as the man who took over, that is, Governor Henry Seriake Dickson, who came with the messianic toga, did not achieve one tenth of what Sylva achieved as governor of the State. Bayelsans need to apologise to Sylva over the injustice. It is no understatement to state the obvious that Sylva is the political bride in Niger Delta and represents the light at the end of the tunnel in the politics of development in Bayelsa and Niger Delta as a whole.

What’s your take on the challenges before the governor-elect, Chief David Lyon?

Let me first say this, the emergence of David Lyon as governor elect of Bayelsa State is the handiwork of God. It is a divine mandate and a culmination of the fervent prayers of Bayelsans who wanted change. Like the Biblical David who was a shepherd in the forest and the least to be considered, God made a choice and that choice is David Lyon.

The outgoing governor Seriake Dickson mocked him following his emergence as candidate of the All Progressive Congress, APC, by describing him as a toothless lion. But when God says yes, certainly nobody can say no. Today, in few days’ time, he will be sworn in as governor of the state.

I enjoin all Bayelsans to support him in driving the development process.

You had a running battle with the outgoing government of Dickson administration which led to your arrest and incarceration. What actually led to all that?

I’m working on a book on the issue with details. My arrest and incarceration was directly connected with my relationship with the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, whom I served as speechwriter and personal aide while he served as governor of Bayelsa State. Before now, way back to 2001, I had a personal relationship with Governor Dickson whom we fondly called H.S, which stands for Henry Seriake. At that time, I was a broadcast journalist and news editor with Bayelsa State Broadcasting Corporation.

He was introduced to me by a mutual friend while he was the State Chairman of Alliance for Democracy (AD) which he conducted himself as the official opposition against the government of late DSP Alamieyeseigha.

At that time, we struck a relationship. When Sylva was denied second tenure in 2011 and was later removed from office through a judicial cum political coup, I had an encounter with Governor Dickson. I was still working with the then Acting Governor, Binabo, whom I accompanied to the Presidential Lodge where former Senate President David Mark, the then Speaker of the House of Reps and now governor Tambuwal were seated, awaiting the grand finale of the PDP governorship election. To my surprise, Dickson made a surprise remark about me to David Mark and Tambuwal that; “Mr Jonah Okah was the speechwriter to former Governor Sylva and he’s my friend but refused to work with me because of his loyalty to Sylva and he has abandoned me”.

On that note, I knew I was already a marked man and it would be a question of time he would come after me because of Sylva.

When Dickson finally took over as governor, he quickly assembled his attack dogs as his media team and they launched unprecedented campaign of calumny, demonization and outright blackmail of former governor Sylva.

Having worked with Sylva and pained by the campaign of falsehood against him, I couldn’t afford to resist the temptation to defend Sylva whom I regard as my political godfather. My only offence was that I refused to work with Dickson and my preference for defending my boss, Sylva.

Of course, despite the fact that I was working in the service as a state counsel in the Department of Public Prosecutions, I stuck out my neck to exercise my right of opinion and correct the grossly misleading information about Sylva and his administration. I did it at great risk and I wasn’t surprised when they came after me with trumped up allegation and charge by hacking my facebook account linking me to a publication accusing the Government House accountant of alleged stealing of money. It may interest you to know that I suffered untold prosecution because of my loyalty to Sylva. I was dismissed from service as a State Counsel and I won the case at the National Industrial Court.

My journalist wife and Assistant Director with the State Broadcasting Corporation was persecuted and punitively denied her legitimate salary for months and further deployed her to Agricultural Development programme, ADP and kept redundant all because of my loyalty to Sylva.

They asked me to renounce my relationship with Sylva as if I committed a political heresy in standing on the side of Sylva, yet I refused to give in and stood my ground.

It may interest you to know, that after all the sacrifice I paid for my loyalty, some never do well went about blackmailing me that I had abandoned Sylva and the APC candidate. It was quite a laughable wild imagination, being peddled to achieve their self-serving propaganda. I have forgiven them.

What is your take on the national security challenges and the call on Mr. President to resign because of the security challenge?

It is not an over statement to state the obvious that providing security of lives and property and the welfare of people is the primary purpose of government.

I don’t believe in discussing security issues on the pages of newspaper or news media. We have to be very careful in discussing our national security not to undermine the sovereignty of our nation.

Security challenge is a global problem. I have no doubt President Muhammadu Buhari is leaving no stone unturned in tackling this national menace.

We should not politicise it by calling for his resignation. In other civilised climes, the citizens are united in confronting the challenge. Let’s give Mr. President absolute support in dealing with the issue which he has demonstrated unwavering commitment.

However, I have no hesitation to lend my voice and support to the call on Mr. President to rejig the security architecture by replacing the service chiefs. They have tried their best but it has become evident that diminishing returns have set in.

Source
https://thenationonlineng.net/bayelsans-need-to-apologise-to-sylva-over-injustice-okah/

Talk with ur partner what you both really want.
If its not working between you too and any promiscuous lifestyle end the relationship

Blu03:
Heartbroken

Sorry about that u will definitely heal

abiolap89:
My brother sent me a parcel from abroad using FedEx freight shipment in the parcel he stashed $4800 in it when the parcel arrived at Nigeria at there headquarters in abuja I was asked to pay custom fee which was N17750 and home delivery N15750 after that I was mailed that after unboxing and reboxing for clearance money was found and it placed on ban and I can't go to abuja to claim it because am in Lagos please what should I do. Who are the neccesary agency I can talk to. Nairalander please help me out.

Get a lawyer and go n get your goods n money. Just that the only issue u will face will be that your money was not sent through an authorized dealer an may be faced with charges like smuggling of counterfeit currency.
Just go with a lawyer n press harder.

Even if any school was to overlook the other subjects they won't take your ward because of that D7 in Literature. Courses to write for law are Maths, English, Government, Literature, Economics, CRS, Biology Civil Education.
If its science course then it should be more of science.
And your ward should not study a course because of he/she passes subjects but rather what he/she likes and good at.

emidika:
PLEASE FELLOW NAIRA LANDER KINDLY ASSIST, MY LITTLE HAVE THIS BELOW SSCE RESULT, WHAT CAN SHE BE ABLE TO USE IT For?

CRS= A1
GOVT= C4
LIT IN ENG= D7
CIVIC EDU= B3
ENGLISH= C6
MATHS= B2
BIOLOGY= B3
COMPUTER= A1
COSMETOLOGY=C6.

She really needs your advice pls.b4 now she wanted to do law but help check anything she can do with the above result. Regards.

Arrowgents:
Congrats please when did you create a profile on the site i have being following Nojicjqs for about three years now i have not been invited for test before assuming it is in lagos nah to come gatecrash be that.

Same with me for more than 3 years.
I got a test invite but unfortunately could not make it

Its against the ethics for lawyers to scout for briefs or clients like you are doing.
Just get Any lawyer out dere especially newly called lawyers dey will handle retainership properly

Reichel99:
She is ugly, don't know how men get turned on seeing this.

Same thoughts I HV

Niaja4real:
In 2017 the wicked Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State refused to pay us a dime as Nigerian law school students despite the fact that the state collects the highest allocation among every other States in Nigeria.

The same over here. South south collects the highest allocation from FG but wicked to its people. They only care about there pockets

The doubts of Dickson and PDP has been cleared In the state

BREAKING NEWS
Jonah okah wins governor Dickson in court
The National Industrial Court sitting in Yenagoa today nullified the dismissal of Mr Jonah Okah from the service of Bayelsa state Civil service.
The claimant , Mr Jonah Okah who until now a State Counsel in the Directorate of Public Prosecutions at the Bayelsa state Ministry of Justice instituted the action against the Bayelsa state government over three years ago has been reinstated in a judgement delivered by Hon Justice B. A. Alkali .
The judgrment which lasted for over an hour presided over by Hon Justice Alkali described the process leading to the dismissal of the claimant as a "charade, wrongful" and directed the Bayelsa state government to effect reinstatement of of the claimant within 30 days and accordingly pay him all his salary arrears and entitlements.
Speaking to reporters shortly after the court session , Mr Jonah Okah who is also a Journalist described the judgement as "landmark" . According to Mr Okah , he has no bitterness against anyone , stating that there's time for every thing in life and certainly by means of strength shall no man prevail.
Mr Jonah Okah who until now was a strong critic of the government of governor Seriake Dickson and have been having a running battle with the government leading to his arrest and detention over alleged defamatory publication against the state government .
Mr Jonah Okah who was the Speechwriter to the current Minister of State for Petroleum and leader of the All Progressive Congress in Bayelsa state , Chief Timipre Sylva while he was governor of Bayelsa state was widely believed to have suffered persecution in the hands of the state government due to his association with the APC leader and his fierce criticisms against the government of Seriake Dickson and his frequent writeups in conventional media as well as social media in defence of Chief Timipre Sylva.
Investigation shows that several persons employed during the administration of Chief Timipre Sylva were dismissed out of impunity which made the administration of governor Seriake Dickson unpopular which resulted in protest votes across the state against candidate of the PDP.

EastGold:
Seriake Dickson, the Nebuchadnezzar of our time

The mans desperate attitude has landed him in a shitt hole

BREAKING NEWS
The National Industrial Court sitting in Yenagoa today nullified the dismissal of Mr Jonah Okah from the service of Bayelsa state Civil service.
The claimant , Mr Jonah Okah who until now a State Counsel in the Directorate of Public Prosecutions at the Bayelsa state Ministry of Justice instituted the action against the Bayelsa state government over three years ago has been reinstated in a judgement delivered by Hon Justice B. A. Alkali .
The judgrment which lasted for over an hour presided over by Hon Justice Alkali described the process leading to the dismissal of the claimant as a "charade, wrongful" and directed the Bayelsa state government to effect reinstatement of of the claimant within 30 days and accordingly pay him all his salary arrears and entitlements.
Speaking to reporters shortly after the court session , Mr Jonah Okah who is also a Journalist described the judgement as "landmark" . According to Mr Okah , he has no bitterness against anyone , stating that there's time for every thing in life and certainly by means of strength shall no man prevail.
Mr Jonah Okah who until now was a strong critic of the government of governor Seriake Dickson and have been having a running battle with the government leading to his arrest and detention over alleged defamatory publication against the state government .
Mr Jonah Okah who was the Speechwriter to the current Minister of State for Petroleum and leader of the All Progressive Congress in Bayelsa state , Chief Timipre Sylva while he was governor of Bayelsa state was widely believed to have suffered persecution in the hands of the state government due to his association with the APC leader and his fierce criticisms against the government of Seriake Dickson and his frequent writeups in conventional media as well as social media in defence of Chief Timipre Sylva.
Investigation shows that several persons employed during the administration of Chief Timipre Sylva were dismissed out of impunity which made the administration of governor Seriake Dickson unpopular which resulted in protest votes across the state against candidate of the PDP.

See wife material.
Never judge a book by its cover. If u HV the means to impact on someone's life do it and don't judge

Charles1888:
I had to create a new account for this

I don't know how to get through to my wife anymore, of which the fault is mine, when we were dating, she showed that she was committed to me and loved me wholeheartedly but I was reluctant to marry her cos she was of age, I wanted someone younger, say under 25, but something important that i have to acquire made me marry all of a sudden and she was the only one available, don't get me wrong, I loved her then, her peaceful and humble soul but for some reason I simply can't understand I felt she wasn't enough, but I was wrong, she was perfect, the best I can ever wish for and more, she is everything,

After we got married, you know newlyweds now, the quarrels about every little thing, it was much then, so this particular incident made me so worked up and angry I made a statement I shouldnt have said, during the heated argument I told her that she was never who I would have married, that she wasn't my specs, she was too old (31 lol) that if someone younger was available I wouldn't blink twice before I'll marry the person.

After saying all that, I wasn't sober about it, she held on to that statement, I knew she cried that night, since then we don't talk, play, gist anymore, we became distant, though I apologised the next morning but things isn't just the same anymore, communication isn't there, she only talks to me when she wants to ask or say necessary things, nothing more, though she still cooks, we still have sex, infact every other aspect is fine except for communication, anytime I come back from work and I'm in the sitting room, she doesn't stay there, she either goes to the room or dinning room, I have begged and begged and I don't want to involve third party cos I obviously caused this, when she got pregnant, she didn't tell me till I saw the strip, when I asked why she said she forgot, and we had plans to celebrate when she takes in, I was sad that day, I begged and asked to tell me anything she wants and I'll do it, I'll make it up to her,,she said she wants nothing that she is fine, I love her, she is my baby, we use to be gist buddies, I missed that and I want it back.

I don't know what to do anymore, it's my fault I know that and I'm sorry I ever said that cos it hurt her deeply, I told her to tell me more evil things so that we will be even, she said she can't that she loves me, we are drifting apart, I can feel it,

Pls help me folks, I came here becos I want anonymous advise, what else can I do to make the hurt go away?

Sorry how old is ur marriage?
As a lawyer I would advice u change tactics. Stop begging her do things that might make her smile, take her out, go through her phone yea go through her phone and lastly surprise her in any way u can and if she still acts same way tell her one beauriful morning u want a divorce n watch the reaction on her face n her reply her demeanor will tell.


And also to remind u words are strong they create scars so be reminded that ur actions and the last advice I gave surely HV consequences.

Hamachi:
How?

There are genuine guys here

Anyway I sent u a mssg on ur WhatsApp hope u do reply

Hamachi:
Cos most of the guys here are liars.

U lie

While fighting is internal crisis issue of the choice of candidates contesting, they are also waiting for PDP to pick its candidate

Rubbish thread... He's seeking asylum somewhere just like he's predecessor did... If he has guts let him reveal he's real location

Priscy01:
https://foxmeek.com/news/bindows-former-aide-lands-in-court-over-facebook-post-on-senator-elisha-abbo

Hey dear nice profile. Pretty face n u got a nice blog... Maybe we can work 2geda

husbandsnatcha:
... So you are narrating ur Masturbative life to an innocent princess like me...?

When ur monicker is husbandsnatcha

LillyVal:
Pls correct me

For me I don't think they promise them marriage. It is the women who presume the man will marry them and evenbif the man actually intends to marry them their mitevbe a blockade either personal or family wise.
Then the women will start feeling like he just wanted to fyck and go but deep down there's more to it