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Romance › Re: Nairalanders Share Your Valentine Pictures by Chitos(f): 3:32pm On Feb 14, 2016

Today is Valentine, but you show me love everyday. We argue, tease, pillow boundary one another, celiberate, deliberate to ensure issues are resolved in order to attain our progressive objectives as friends, couples, parents and confidants. Sweet, you are uniquely special considering how far we have gone (6 years, 2 glorious treasures, and still counting), especially your ceaseless support for my academic craveness.
Me loving you more@ Eruku (His nairaland id)

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Christianity Etc › Re: Post Your 2016 "By This Time Next Year"expectations With Faith.. by Chitos(f): 5:02am On Jan 02, 2016

FANE4Naija:
Wow! I don't know you, but I think I just fell in love with you.

Thank you@FANE4Naija, I do not know you too but I believe you are a realist that is proud of Nigeria and also appreciate the essential gifts of life. Thank you for your support.

Christianity Etc › Re: Post Your 2016 "By This Time Next Year"expectations With Faith.. by Chitos(f): 1:33pm On Jan 01, 2016

By this time next year:
1. Nigeria's corrupt leaders would have be convicted and their indirect associates would be in repentance mood
2. Nigeria would have set an exemplary pace on how to deal with other terrorist groups evidenced by absolute eradication of Book harampersonnel and their family members
3.Most of Nigeria's ministers impact would be positively felt especially SAN Fashola's
4. Salaries would not be unnecessarily delayed
5. I would have been promoted to my next cadre at work
6. Would have gained admission to two universities for my postgraduate studies: having the capacity to cope with finances and run both programs together
7. Would have successfully renewed my nursing and drivers license without bribing any one
8. Have more offers to give more public lectures in various fora apart from nursing programs
9. Would have successfully published the four articles I have done, and be more vast in statistics
10. Above all, would have been a better me as a wife to my husband, a mother to both my biological and adopted treasures, a daughter to my mother and parent-in-love, a cognitive teacher to my students, a compassionate medical philanthropist to my community and a dedicated model to Nigerian nurses.

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Nairaland General › Re: Nairalanders Share Your Xmas Selfies by Chitos(f): 6:28pm On Dec 25, 2015

Merry Christmas!

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Career › Re: 5 Solid Advantages Of Marrying A Nurse. by Chitos(f): 9:05pm On Jul 05, 2015

Chitos:
Your perception of a nurse reflects the level of your cognitive reasoning. Personal issues were inappropriately used as a reliability measure for nurses. This shows the validity of your claimed shameful sexual experiences are porous.

Who is a nurse? What calibre of nurses do you interact with? and by what approach?
Truthfully, you meet your type.

@Jorussia, I challenge you to openly declare the period (when) , the ward and the name of the nurse that "almost slept with your friend" while on duty in UCH.
Ethically, it is wrong but we can proceed with your facts if they are concrete.

To others adversely promoting the image of my profession - Nursing, be it unto you according to your words.

Career › Re: 5 Solid Advantages Of Marrying A Nurse. by Chitos(f): 9:01pm On Jul 05, 2015

Jorussia:
You funny sha,you expect me to tell you the name of the nurse online?what if it was you?what i said about female nurses are facts.most female nurses ( single and married) are promiscuous.

It is obvious you've got no fact but hearsay et rumour. What a miniature mind you've got. " what if it was you?" Obviously, you got it wrong. Convey the message back to the females you are connected with by blood.

Career › Re: 5 Solid Advantages Of Marrying A Nurse. by Chitos(f): 11:43pm On Jul 04, 2015

Your perception of a nurse reflects the level of your cognitive reasoning. Personal issues were inappropriately used as a reliability measure for nurses. This shows the validity of your claimed shameful sexual experiences are porous.

Who is a nurse? What calibre of nurses do you interact with? and by what approach?
Truthfully, you meet your type.

@Jorussia, I challenge you to openly declare the period (when) , the ward and the name of the nurse that "almost slept with your friend" while on duty in UCH.
Ethically, it is wrong but we can proceed with your facts if they are concrete.

To others adversely promoting the image of my profession - Nursing, be it unto you according to your words.

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Career › Re: 5 Solid Advantages Of Marrying A Nurse. by Chitos(f): 11:21pm On Jul 04, 2015

dancok:
Op see my mother is a nurse in general Hospital Akure, she will be retiring in October, so I know them well, the only good thing about them is their well paid job, and that is for nurses in government hospital. About from their paid job hmmm, their marriage is not that rosy. Not that they are promiscuous but they will have one problem or the in marriage, I noticed that in them.

You call her mum, yet you expose your weakness. Every marriage has its unique challenges. Hence with God and mutual committment et determination, these challenges are resolved thus making the marriage stronger.
You boldly imply her income helps sustain the family needs but perceive her challenges as "problem".I believe you are part of the problem too.
Considering her retirement in October, work towards being a grateful son.

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Health › Re: Nursesarena.com: A forum for all Nurses! by Chitos(f): 7:19am On Dec 07, 2014

morning colleagues, how do u do?

Health › Re: My Wife's Breasts Are Pissing Me Off by Chitos(f): 9:04am On Jul 25, 2014

anonymousvic: Her brea.st is now as flat and fallen like slippers. After her second
delivery, she started having health problems that made her stopped
breastfeeding our baby on doctor's advice. Since then the brea.st fell flat
like d grannies. Please any advice on what to do maybe drugs without
adverse effect to make the thing stand again and succulent.
Am just a guy in his early 30s. Pls this is really bothering me.

@op, it's unfortunate you are only concerned about the appearance of your wife's brea.st. If breastfeeding your baby was contradictory due to health issues as advised by the doctor, i suggest you should see beyond the 'cover of her book'. She should visit the hospital for thorough medical examination.

PRAY MORE FOR YOURSELF RATHER THAN GETTING PISSED OFF

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Health › I Am Your Registered Nurse. by Chitos(op): 6:15pm On Jul 19, 2014*

I am your Registered Nurse.

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Agriculture › Re: Aliko Dangote Endorses D’banj’s “koko Garri” by Chitos(f): 1:00am On Jun 30, 2014

He should give Boko haram 'KOKO HARAM' then.

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Education › Re: Unilag Masters Student Or About To Apply 4masters Meet Here by Chitos(f): 2:49am On Aug 31, 2013

Pls I need help. I just applied for Post Graduate Diploma in Education. Kindly entrance exam past questions of (Pgd in Education) to (tosinarungwa@yahoo.com)

Family › Re: Beat Your Wife And Go To Jail by Chitos(f): 7:01pm On Aug 12, 2013

How about emotional abuse from hubby or life threatening issues from in-laws?

Health › Re: Would You Use Seminal Fluid To Treat Your Pimples? by Chitos(f): 4:45pm On Aug 12, 2013

Thank you. I knew about sperm being used for facial treatment since 2000, I just didn't know the Scientific rationale .

iluvweed: THIS MIGHT HELP.....ITS REAL!

Cougar and actress Heather Locklear has finally shared her beauty secret: she uses semen on her face. Paps caught the 51-year-old out on the town recently and asked the eternally youthful actress for some skincare advice, particularly, a good face cream. Her response? “Just put semen on your face.”

Heather, who was with a male friend who coincidentally had his fly open, may or may not be trolling. Science says spermine, found in seminal fluid, is high in antioxidants that can help smooth out wrinkles and delay the aging of cells. In 2009, a Cosmopolitan columnist confirmed the findings when she received a $250 sperm facial at a New York spa. “My skin felt very smooth and moisturized immediately. And a few days later I noticed it was clearer,” she reported.

We think we’re just going to have to take her word for it.

Read more: http://smokingsection.uproxx.com/TSS/2013/04/heather-locklear-semen-face#ixzz2blW4xd1Q

Romance › Re: What Is Wrong With Getting Married To A Nurse? by Chitos(f): 11:43am On Apr 08, 2013

Nursing is my Calling and am proud to be a Nurse. There's no such thing as a 'Perfect Man' likewise a 'Blemish Profession'. As for those claiming nurses are prostitutes,.....proves u are what u call them, cos it takes two or more to tangle. Hence you are the bad eggs of your profession,....that is if you have a profession or a job anyway.

Romance › Re: Is It Right To Date Your Neighbour? by Chitos(f): 6:45am On Dec 12, 2012

There is nothing wrong for you to date your neighbour as long as you have a good/matured intention. My husband took the bold step too despite a wall seperating his compound from mine + (am Ijebu and he is Ngwa). Met my hubby @ my new abode barely 8month after I moved in, we started as friends, then dated for 11months and presently married for 3 years + we have our gifts too. Sweet is D best. Wish you Goodluck.

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Events › Re: Wedding Mistakes ~ What Would You Have Done Differently? by Chitos(f): 5:56pm On Nov 06, 2012

* I regret allowing my sister-in-law and her hubby to be 'D SPONSORS' @ my Catholic/Church Wedding. * Two years after my wedding, she confronted me by expressing her bitterness of total hatred for IJEBU people. She later threatened to send me back to my father's house. *Thank God for His Mercies and for His Wisdom over my husband. I don't have any regret marrying an Igbo Man.

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Family › Re: Relative´s Spouse Beaten By Brother-in-law (story continud) by Chitos(f): 6:35pm On Aug 17, 2012

There's an adage in Yoruba that says 'Bami na omo mi, ko de inu Olomo' ie, 'Pls help me beat my child, d parent of such child does not support it' For that alone, I only beat my child. My Mother-in-law proposed bringing a family niece for me from their village and I politely refused. As regards in-laws, it's best to stay clear, avoid unnecessary communication eg, gossips, insult , humiliation. I took my in-laws as my siblings initially but eventually saw what dey where capable of when I gave birth to my daughter. I didn't fight them when their humiliation was @ max, cos I repeatedly reminded myself of keeping my home. Even my Sis-in-law threatened to send me back to my father's house cos I cut my daughter's hair @that stage,I informed my people officially.

Science/Technology › Re: Why Do I Get Electrocuted Easily? by Chitos(f): 1:57pm On Jun 27, 2012

Movingcoil: if u bite ur finger nails and they are always wet, u'll get little shocks from electric appliances cos like 80% of most buildings aren't earthed well or the earthing condition is deteriorated.

Absolutely on point. I used to experience shock from electric appliances too but stopped when I implemented my Dr's advise ie, 'stop biting your finger nails + don't leave your palms wet'

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Federal Goverment Recuitment Form by Chitos(f): 12:05am On Jun 23, 2012

Pls where(address) can I get the form in Lagos. Pls help

Romance › Re: Why by Chitos(f): 4:50am On May 23, 2012

Nimakor: hmmm. And yet u crave to be with him. Hw baffling.ladies!

-I shared that based on my experience as a nurse (not as a wife)
-Research has proven: most women that end up in Psychiatric hospitals basically has to do with betrayal from men
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I can't shout

Romance › Re: Why by Chitos(f): 7:39pm On May 22, 2012

joanana: Are u serious? You encourage cheating? smh

-I do not encourage cheating,
-summary of what am saying is
*If a woman dies because her hubby cheats on her, several women will step on her grave yard likewise, d man will have indefinite 'rounds' with numerous women
*dnt let ur relatives show ur picture to ur kids in future in d name of RIP
*be prayerful, of good moral , strong and steadfast
*above all, be happy and make sure it comes from within

Food for thought:
A man does not deserve your tears let alone depression!

Romance › Re: Why by Chitos(f): 7:37pm On May 22, 2012

joanana: Are u serious? You encourage cheating? smh

-I do not encourage cheating,
-summary of what am saying is
*If a woman that dies because her hubby cheats on her, several women will step on her grave yard likewise, d man will have indefinite 'rounds' with numerous women
*dnt let ur relatives show ur picture to ur kids in future in d name of RIP
*be prayerful, of good moral , strong and steadfast
*above all, be happy and make sure it comes from within

Food for thought:
A man does not deserve ur tears let alone depression!

Romance › Re: Why by Chitos(f): 5:34pm On May 22, 2012

For Women,
-Tell me a lady that her Dad never Cheated her mum?
-Despite that, our mothers were rapid @ using words like 'please', 'thank you', 'am sorry' where applicable
- they exhibited humility,patience,commitment, tolerance,understanding and above all FAITHFULNESS
-they basically applied WISDOM
-Be realistic, This is AFRICA, we still av african men
-let's be realistic, we can't eat our cake and have it. You married the son of an African man and expect him to be British overnight
-rather let us be focus on how we can survive with optimal health status regardless of d circumstances surrounding our marriage
-let us emulate d good morals of our mothers, try our best to satisfy our men(food, sex, and character/attribute) and for the sake of our children, BE PREPARED!

@Poster, why not focus on 'Measures women can take to overcome the feeling of being cheated on'.

Health › Re: Body Itching After Bath: Any Solution? by Chitos(f): 3:55pm On May 08, 2012

U can also add dettol or savlon to the water. It works!

Culture › Re: Laws Of Igboland (Iwu Obodo) by Chitos(f): 11:46pm On Apr 16, 2012

ChinenyeN: Nthigha of where exactly?

Anom na Umuekpe, Nthigha, Isiala Ngwa North Local Government. grin

ChinenyeN: Nthigha of where exactly?

Anom na Umuekpe, Nthigha, Isiala Ngwa North Local Government.

Culture › Re: Laws Of Igboland (Iwu Obodo) by Chitos(f): 10:56am On Apr 16, 2012

I love this topic. It is motivating and interesting. I am a core Ijebu lady married to an Nthigha man. I am learning our 'Igbo' language. I must confess that I personally appreciate the propagation of Igbo Language. Daalu. Igbo kwenu!

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