₦airaland Forum

Masturbation plays a big role in a normal sex
life. Some of us discover it as children because
it starts to feel so good between our legs.
Others are shown by our friends.
We continue to masturbate because it feels so
good. It gets us ready for mature sexual
relationships when we reach adulthood, and it
helps us take care of those raging hormonal urges
and surges when we are teenagers. Masturbation
can enhance mature sexual relationships where
two partners use it either as a prelude to other
sexual activity, or as the main fare. And it keeps us
going when relationships falter, such as when a
partner is ill or away. It is a great equalizer in a
relationship where one partner needs more sexual
activity than the other.
Masturbation is a healthy sexual behavior. Like
other behaviors, when over practiced or addicted it
can lead to both psychological and physiological
imbalances.
The side effects of such changes to the body
include:
Fatigue. Feeling tired all the time
Lower back pain
Thinning hair / Hair Loss
Soft / Weak Erection
Premature Ejaculation
Eye floaters or fuzzy vision
Groin / Testicular Pain
Pain or cramp in the pelvic cavity or/and tail bone
Over-masturbation can pose serious threat to
sexual and over all health, curing these effects with
herbal supplements is safe as herbs do not have
side effects and are quick to alleviate the problem.
Masturbation has been a way of satisfying sexual
desires for both males and females since a long
time, it is estimated that 94% of males and 64% of
females practice masturbation. To an extent it is
treated as harmless and even good for health but
when the frequency of masturbation goes beyond
the tolerance limit of body organs then its effects
are dangerous if left untreated.
The biggest effect of over masturbation is mental
rather than physical, person in habit of it gradually
shifts away from normal intercourse and finds
masturbation more satisfying and pleasurable.
People in habit of it always seek few moments of
loneliness to masturbate, even slightest arousal
can make them aroused and they may feel the
urge to discharge.
This situation can promote problems like low
libido, ED and lack of orgasm. Other then these
problems people in the habit of over masturbation
may face the problems like prostatitis, weak
parasympathetic nerve, distressed liver, semen
leakage, premature ejaculation, sexual exhaustion,
impotence and low sperm count..after all dis assumption is this act really bad as to not intensifying it??...

No mata what GEJ is our president...u fink its easy to sit in dat throne for 2days!!..mongrel morons ure all here..oooo yu guys dnt hav enemies!!..idiotic fowls like yu all..all those damn bomblast why didnt it hapen 2007 whn yaradua was in...yu guys re so damn matiac here..god bless Gej..ma one an onli vote for yu mr president and God punish ani further recrimination in nigeria..

Akwa ibom state launches her newly sophisticated and international stadium today the state governor,gov godswill akpabio stately open de international edifice officially today 7 nov declaring today public holiday..ndito akwa ibom hurray oooo!!!!

Is the wife oyibo or a nothernor who re boko haram cos surely dt boy go b boko haram and de wife like say na late 50's e be oooo

Do we still accept this as a celebrity??..damn

So Even if i wan poo for ma pit toilet i go jus de take shot of it an cm dwn here an upload am or i wan pee i de tk shot of hw ma pee de yellow un2 malaria..nonsense!!

which of the below religion is realy common in this life and in ur environment
CHRISTIANITY
ISLAMIC
BUDDISM
ATHEISM
HINDUISM
JUDAISM etc.
And above all which one du u tink has the most intensive attention and also rampant..throw in ya ads

The acting governor who disclosed this
to Leadership on Monday in Jalingo, the
state capital said he is yet to set eyes on
his boss since he was sneaked in into
the country by a certain cabal.Governor Danbaba Danfulani Suntai and
Garba Umar “Few of my aides and I were already
at the domestic wing of the airport to
receive my boss but, unknowingly to
me, the cabal was already waiting at the
international wing of the airpot where
the plane conveying my boss was directed to land. When I got to know that
the plane landed at the international
wing, I rushed to the place to receive
him, but he was in a jeep which
immediately drove him to T.Y. Danjuma
Lodge,” he said. Umar alleged that the cabal was holding
ailing Suntai hostage in order to hold
onto power even at the detriment of his
health. He urged residents to shun
religious differences and work towards
unity in the state. “I thank God this year’s sallah was
peaceful; peace has returned to some of
the crisis areas in the state. And I have
also constituted a reconciliation
committee to ensure that those who fled
their homes because of crisis return,” Umar said. The acting governor vowed that his
administration would continue to make
sure that citizen of the state enjoys the
dividend of democracy. Meanwhile, in a reaction to the alleged
missing of the governor, Emmanuel
Bello, a former commissioner for
information in the state told Leadership
on phone that governor Suntai was not
missing. According to him, Suntai was doing well
and would soon return to the state to
continue his administration. “Since our dear governor returned
from his medical trip, he has been at the
Governor’s Lodge, otherwise called
T.Y. Danjuma House, located at Asokoro
in Abuja,” he said. Bello alleged that Umar was just waiting
to finish this administration which
brought him as deputy governor,
assuring that upon expiration of the
tenure, he would pack his things out of
Government House.. Slyvanus Giwa, the senior special
adviser on media and publicity to
governor Suntai could not be reached for
confirmation. The acting governor who has been
under pressure since ailing Suntai flew in for the second time after being
hospitalized abroad on September 25, 2014, explained that
the recently set up medical panel meant to monitor the health of governor Suntai
is not made to impeach the governor. It would be recalled that Suntai has been
under medical attention for two years
now following the injuries he sustained
in a plane crash on October 25, 2012,
which he was the pilot.
www.naij.com/301623-gov-suntai-declared-missing.html

Lagos-based pastor, Mr. Kayode Jacobs Pastor Kayode made this known on
Monday during an interview with
ThePunch. Although Pastor Kayode says although
he doesn’t have the kind of money to
compete with other governorship
aspirants, the likes of Minister of State
for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro;
and Jimi Agbaje, he could still defeat them to win the Peoples Democratic
Party governorship ticket. The pastor, who is an indigene of Badagry, said he had the backing of a large number of pastors in the state as well as massive grass roots following in 57 Local Government Areas and Local Council Development Areas. He said: “This is my David moment. You see, nobody expected David to become king of Israel because he was the last son but when God would favour him, he picked him from obscurity. I am sure that God’s favour will see me through.” Speaking on why he decided to run for governorship as opposed a lower political position he said that was the only position that would make him have a huge impact on lives. Pastor Kayode said: “I don’t want to
be a senator or a House of
Representatives member because I
don’t want to be debating and making
laws. I need a position whereby I can
make a direct impact on the lives of the people. Also, this was the position I was
directed to contest for.” Meanwhile talking about Governor Fashola’s administration which he described as not being friendly to the masses said Fashola’s government only favours the rich while neglecting the poor. He, however, stated that Fashola’s achievements in terms of public infrastructure would not stand the test of time. Pastor Kayode Jacobs runs Family and
Relationships Ministry in Lagos. He said he had been in politics for over
20 years having worked with a former
Minister of Information, Mr. Dapo
Sarunmi.

i feel so happy yesterday when i kame in2 conclusion about my life with christ jesus.nothing can seperate me from the love of our God.halleluiah.feel so better now,i cn read my bible,pray well,feel the spirit cumin bk 2me,jus wnt mre of our lord jesus..how do you feel when you give your life 2christ?

According to Daily Sun, angry youths
buried the victim, David (popularly
known as DD), in a nearby bush. The
victim is allegedly responsible for the
death of one Celestine Offurum, who
died in August. The President-General of the community,
Mr. Napoleon Amado, confirmed the
incident, saying that the youths of the
community, who suspected Umah of
having killed Mr. Celestine through
witchcraft, had taken laws into their hands. “It was during the search for the
whereabouts of the deceased by
villagers and vigilante team when they
discovered that he had been buried in
the bush,” Mr. Amado said. According to Mr. Amadi, as soon as the
discovery was made, the police were
alerted, and the police exhumed the
body for autopsy. The traditional ruler of the autonomous
community, Eze Bonny Umah, expressed
deep regret over the action of the
youths, who were believed to have
been engineered by one of the
community leaders. Last week, a 65-year-old herbalist, Alhaji Olatunji Azeez, buried alive a retired
Customs officer and her 10-year-old
daughter in one of the rooms in his
house in Ire Akari Crescent, Ajuwon Akute,
Ogun State.

The controversial discovery was made
after the researcher found no verifiable
mention of Christ’s existence from 126
writers during the ‘time of Jesus’
from the first to third centuries. He says
he is a fictional character invented by followers of Christianity to create a
figure to worship. “I must conclude that Christ is a
mythical character.” The 126 texts he studied were all
written in the period during or soon after
the supposed existence of Jesus.
Paulkovich says that well-known
writers surely have heard of someone
as famous as Jesus – but none of them mention him. What is more suspicious is
that the super-savior did not write
anything himself. “When I consider those 126 writers, all
of whom should have heard of Jesus but
did not – and Paul and Marcion and
Athenagoras and Matthew with a
tetralogy of opposing Christs, the silence
from Qumram and Nazareth and Bethlehem, conflicting Bible stories, and
so many other mysteries and omissions
– I must conclude that Christ is a
mythical character,” he writes.Paulkovich says that even in the Bible
Paul the Apostle, often credited with
spreading Christianity and writing
fourteen of the twenty-seven books in
the New Testament, never refers to
Jesus as a real person. As he was unaware of the virgin mother, and
ignorant of Jesus’ nativity, parentage,
life events, ministry, miracles, apostles,
betrayal, trial and harrowing passion. Paulkovich’s views will surely prove
very controversial, as most scholars do
not support the theory that Jesus never
existed.

each n evritime im in the toilet i tink abt so many things such that i cn imagine so many good and bad things coming my side but sometimes i wonder whats behind the hallucinatns n imagery inside the toilet..pls what do yu tink when yu re in the toilet?

1960 Nigeria declares independence from Britain in October. Three years later, it becomes a republic. 1966 In January of 1966, a group of army officers, consisting mostly of the Ibo peoples, and led by General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, overthrew the central and regional governments, killed the prime minister, took control of the government, and got rid of the federal system of government to replace it with a central government with many Ibos as advisors. This precipitated riots and many Ibos were killed in the process. In July of the same year, a group of northern army officers revolted against the government (beginning a long history of military coups), killed General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, and appointed the army chief of staff, General Yakubu Gowon as the head of the new military government. In 1967, Gowon moved to split the existing 4 regions of Nigeria into 12 states. However, the military governor of the Eastern Region (Colonel Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu) refused to accept the division of the Eastern Region, and declared the Eastern Region an independent republic called Biafra. This led to a civil war between Biafra and the remainder of Nigeria. The war started in June 1967, and continued until Biafra surrendered on January 15, 1970 after over 1 million people had died. 1970s 1970 The Biafra secessionists capitulate in January. Successive governments promise elections but military rule continues. During the early 1970s major reconstruction of the areas that were formerly part of Biafra undertaken. 1979 Nigeria returns to civilian government rule in October, electing Sheu Shagari as President of the Second Republic. 1980s 1983 Shagari regime is deposed in December, as a military coup ousts the democratically elected government. 1985 A second coup ushers in a regime headed by Gen. Ibrahim Babangida (picture to right). Babangida later promises new elections. 1990-97 1993 Nigerians go to the polls in June, elect Social Democratic Party candidate Moshood Abiola as the new president of the country with 58 percent of the vote. On the eve of election results, General Babangida annuls the election. The United States suspends aid as a political crisis ensues. Eleven die in riots protesting military rule. Moshood Abiola Babangida steps down in August and chooses interim government. Gen. Sani Abacha seizes power in November. 1994 Nigerian police arrest Abiola in June after he declares himself president of the country. In July, a federal high court charges Abiola with treason for declaring himself president. Sani Abacha Wole Soyinka, winner of 1986 Nobel Prize for literature, flees Nigeria in November The 50,000-member Nigerian Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers declares a strike as the government sends in soldiers to replace workers in July. The strike increases the price of crude oil worldwide. Most of Nigeria's oil workers return to their jobs in September. Ken Saro-Wiwa 1995 In October, General Abacha vows he will step down in three years after reforms are complete. Nigeria's military government hangs nine political activists in November, including well-known playwright Ken Saro-Wiwa, who was accused of involvement in the killings of four pro- government traditional chiefs in 1994. Nigeria is suspended from the Commonwealth, the 52-member organization grouping Britain and its former colonies, after the hangings. 1996 Kudirat Abiola, the outspoken wife of detained Nigerian presidential claimant Moshood Abiola, is shot and killed while being driven along a Lagos street in June. 1997 Exiled writer Wole Soyinka is charged in absentia with treason in March by the country's military government. 1998 May 7: Nigeria announces that it has freed 142 prisoners on orders of General Abacha. June 8: Abacha dies at his villa in the Nigerian capital. He is quickly replaced by a close ally, Maj. Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar. June 9: The Clinton administration offers improved ties with Nigeria's new military government if it frees political prisoners and moves toward democratic reform. June 12: Hundreds of Nigerians hold scattered protests in Lagos to demand an end to military rule. They are dispersed by troops and police. July 3: Nigeria's new military government confirms that they intend to release the country's political prisoners, including Moshood Abiola. Maj. Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar July 7: Nigeria's imprisoned political leader, Moshood Abiola, dies of an apparent heart attack as he talks with Nigerian officials and senior U.S. diplomats about how to resolve the country's five-year-old political crisis. July 20: In a major television address, Maj. Gen. Abubakar promises that free elections will be held in early 1999 and a civilian sworn in as president of Nigeria on May 29. 1999 January 20: Nigerian and international election monitors declared that local elections in December and state elections Jan. 9 were fair. The country enters high campaign season for the election of its first national civilian leadership in 15 years. February 27: Nigerians vote for a civilian president in an election marred by claims of voter fraud and irregularities. Two days later, Nigeria's election commission confirms the winner: former military ruler Olusegun Obasanjo.

egopersonified: Op, are you a student, teacher or civil servant?

I am an insineer..lolz

sunnyshayne: OP just reminded me those primary school days when we were matching as if to heaven.

After roasting under the sun and stress what do you get?

Nothing!

Lols..the labor of our heroes past shal neva b in vain..u wr tryna b heroe man..lolz

wn i c all those kleptomaniac faces,the onli pesons face that soften ma hrt is president jonathan..GEJ 2015 till further notice...

nigerias independence day means a lot.nad jus d name independency but other things involved;like eatin rice and stew n celebrating,enjoyment,flexing,sitting out,drinking most of all going 2 the stadium to match maybe be4 the governor or president..are you gona match today at the stadium?
As for me,im alredy at the stadium oo
Kudos nigeria,happy independence day..

wher dm white mongers who dm tink dem b world holders n controller.mk una control d disease der..unam..we dy black we dy best..god punish dy white..god bles nigeria

jdilight: Because christians don't know whom they are. If you study the account of the prodigal son well. You will see how the first born suffered for nothing while the last son (prodigal) squandered all and came back to possess his elder brother inheritance. A prince who doesn't know he is a prince will die a pauper.

Wad du u mean?

The ex-governor, in a statement
captioned: ‘A Return to Decency’,
which was issued on Monday in Lagos,
said the several years of misrule by
successive Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, presidents had continued to sink the country into further crisis. APC Tinubu, who is a national leader of the
All Progressives Congress, APC, tagged
the 16 years of PDP rule in the country
as a period of steady decline into
disaster. Bola Ahmed Tinubu The APC leader hinted that the longer the
PDP continue to stay in power, the less
benefit Nigerians would get. He stated
that the country needs a ‘common
sense revolution,’ which he explained
as a revolution that calls forth a return to decency, probity, transparency of
process and fairness in outcome. According to him, such revolution could
only been accomplished by honouring
the principles of democratic good
governance and economic justice, and
not by deception, divide and rule that
would turn Nigeria into a field of discord or a street of broken institutions. He said
the revolution would be executed by
making the people understand they are
better off as one instead of tearing at
one another’s throats. “Nigerians should be prepared for
change. We must rescue Nigeria from
those set to cause it irreparable harm.
The change I talk about is the only route
to our deliverance from 16 years of the
PDP locusts. Nigeria is ours to keep and its democracy is ours to save,” he said. The former governor also called on
Nigerians to use this year’s
Independence Day to reflect on the state
of the nation because other countries
that had their Independence almost the
same with Nigeria have far outshined us. He said the Nigeria of today is like a
nightmare to its founding fathers. Tinubu, who further blasted the PDP-led
government, accused them of using
religion to cause disunity among the
people. “We commemorate this Independence
Day because the nation has survived
despite its many challenges. We dare
not celebrate because the nation has not
flourished as it should. Fifty four years
our national trek began with hope and promise, peace and unity. “Today, the nation staggers beneath
the weight of trouble multiplied by
hardship. Peace and unity seem to have
yielded the moment to violence and
discord. We exist as a political unit on a
map but we do not prosper as brothers and sisters in one nation, under one flag
and pursuant to one accord,” Tinubu
said. The APC chieftain alleged that President
Goodluck Jonathan’s transformation
agenda was an avenue to drain the
country financially through unscrupulous
means. He accused the presidency of
not having a national blueprint or vision, but of excessive self-enrichment. “Their equation is simple: You work,
they feast. You toil, they grow fat. You
seek a decent wage; they pilfer the
collective treasury to enjoy a king’s
ransom,” he said. READ ALSO: What Tinubu Has To Say About His Health Tinubu further alleged that, instead of
the PDP-led government to promote
religious tolerance and peaceful
existence, President Jonathan’s
administration is geared towards
promoting ethnicism, internal divisions and religious suspicion, saying;
“successful nations are not built this
way, have we not learned the lesson
that we paid the high price of civil war to
learn.” Meanwhile, the former Governor of
Lagos State and national leader of the All
Progressives Congress (APC), Bola
Tinubu on September 18, 2014, returned to the country after a prolonged alleged
medical trip abroad.
www.naij.com/298619-tinubu-wants-revolution.html

i wonder why a christian should serve God 4 yearz but no sign of developemnt or flourishement.is the problm 4rm his christian life or he is not in a rightful way of Gods life.so many people say bkus he is not in any departmnt in church or wadeva bt ive seen sb in a dept but not going far,still stagnated and wallowing in the same problem.pls whats the problem bkus somebdy kn serve God all through his life n nad still goin to heaven

PM news reports that the President who spoke on Sunday at a church service to mark the country’s 54th Independence Anniversary coming up on October 2, 2014, in an inter-denominational church service at the National Ecumenical Centre, Abuja, made a schoking revelation.






President Jonathan revealed that the country is still battling terrorism and kidnapping because Nigerians had not united against them as they did against the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD).

He explained that Nigeria was able to defeat Ebola virus because Nigerians united against the disease regardless political affiliations, religion or ethnic origin.

Jonathan, who urged Nigerians to unite among themselves, pointed out that there was no force or challenge that could withstand a united nation.

“Take the case of Ebola for example; this is a good example all Nigerians must learn from. When Patrick Sawyer brought Ebola to Nigeria, it was in Lagos that this incidence happened and in terms of politics, Lagos is an opposition party state but the central government is the ruling party. From Lagos Ebola moved to Rivers State, also opposition party state. But because all Nigerians fought Ebola irrespective of political persuasion, irrespective of religion, irrespective of ethnicity, as individuals we defeated the disease,” Jonathan said.

The President praised the Nigerian military and other security operatives for their bravery and triumph so far recorded against the terrorists despite internal disruption.

Jonathan reiterated that the country’s armed forces and other security agencies need Nigerians support and encouragement to fully rid the country of terrorists and other enemies of the state.

He also condemned the provocative and instigating statements made by some politicians and urged them to refrain from such statements for the sake of national peace.



“We will not require people to come from heaven or other countries to solve our problems. What we require from our brothers and sisters is to encourage our military because it is not easy. When people are sleeping in their houses at night, they are busy fighting. Bullets are not badminton rackets or something. When I listen to some statements made by some people who call themselves leaders, I feel sad for the country. We must believe that we do not have any other country outside of Nigeria,” Jonathan said.



It would be recalled that on September 23, 2014, Nigeria’s Minister of Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu, revealed that Nigeria is completely free of active Ebola cases, adding that all contacts of the deadly disease have been released from surveillance.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian military has continued to clampdown on the Boko Haram terrorists group. The sect members were repelled by the Nigerian army on Thursday and Friday September 25-26, 2014, when they tried to attack Konduga, Beneshek and Damboa communities. The Nigerian Army also recorded a resounding victory over Boko Haram insurgents during a failed attempt to capture Maiduguri.

http://www.naij.com/297899-still-boko-haram-gej.html

U no see de guy face..e no fine..y him no go defile de small gal whn all those big chicks no de send dis kind face..and de worst b say if him no get money..god punish am!!

Not hard times bt the repercussion of those fake and unsubstantial prophesies...halleluiah

Tribune reports that the tragedy which occurred at
about 1.00p.m resulted to a heavy traffic, keeping
commuters, pedestrians and motorists for several
hours.
It was reported that the raging fire also razed some
residential buildings, parked vehicles and other
properties estimated at millions of Naira.

Eyewitnesses said the deceased comprising the
driver, his conductor and a young boy who was said
to be excavating sand by the road side, were burnt
beyond recognition. The inferno which reportedly
lasted for over three hours was eventually put out
by the combined effort of the state’s firefighters and
officials of the Nigerian Ports Authority.
A witness, who gave her name as Ima Tessy, blamed
the accident on wrong overtaking. She said the two
trucks, laden with petrol where struggling to
overtake each other on the same lane, not noticing
the empty tanker that was packed along the road.
She said one of the driver lost control while trying to
give way to the one coming from behind.

Effiong Akpan, another witness said the crash
happened when the truck driver was trying to avoid
parked trucks owned by a transport company.
Edem Edet, a fire fighter from the State fire service,
who confirmed the incident, said they got to the
scene few minutes after they received the signal.
Meanwhile, accidents involving petrol tankers are
not rare in the country, especially in the busy areas
of the country. Some months ago a loaded tanker
collided with a VWGolf car at the Nyanya end
causing a long-time gridlock along the Keffi-Abuja
Road, FCT Abuja.

www.naij.com/292537-explosion-kills-three-calabar.html

It was reported that the ex- governor was visiting his local government, Akko, when he was apprehended by the commissioner of police for an undisclosed reason or formal charge.

The serving senator was said to have been released although the reason for his arrest is still unknown.

Danjuma Goje, took office as the governor of Gombe State on 29 May 2003. He became a Senator for Gombe Central on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the April 2011 elections.

It would be recalled that Danjuma Goje, was among the 11 senators who defected from PDP to APC, and shunned a meeting with the Senate leadership, David Mark. It was reported that efforts made by the Senate President to pacify the defecting senators, were thwarted as Bukola Saraki, Danjuma Goje, Shaba Lafiagi, Magnus Abe and others were angry over the refusal of the Senate leadership to read their defection letter, as they had expected, during last Wednesday’s plenary did not fall through.

candidbabe: he cannot see everything b/c he is not God

then he shud prophesy

As a future seeer and vision prophet he cud hav seen dis incoming collapse na be4 it happend..not for him to b prophesing wad is nad necessary..end times signs

Omor na onli sex finish!!!

I'm always doubting about instant miracles like a minister laying his hands on you and you getting healed instantly.so many miracles happens instantly which I don't believe.first you are not jesus so there is no way!!!!