₦airaland Forum

daveyjay:
When her man is unable to care and cater for her needs, she seeks help outside...when I say outside, you know no man will consequently tend to a lady's wants without requestinq somethinq in return

The lady in question that's seekinq help from another man has it within her heart to surrender her honeypot so to say

justwise:
now you are joking...please explain that

When her man is unable to care and cater for her needs, she seeks help outside...when I say outside, you know no man will consequently tend to a lady's wants without requestinq somethinq in return

Poverty is also a cause to cheat amonq women

justwise:
one at a time na..

l. o. l.

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UGHELLI—AN Urhobo militant group, Urhobo Gbagbako, yesterday, claimed responsibility for two explosions that rocked two major gas trunklines belonging to the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, NPDC, located on the boundaries of Afiesere and Ekredjebo communities and Otedo and Edjovwe communities both in Ughelli North and Ughelli South Local Government Areas of Delta State.
Urhobo Gbagbako, in a statement by its spokesperson, Priest Omodjuvwu, said that the explosions were in protest against those he called “traitors” the NPDC had continued to send to Urhoboland in a bid to manipulate their unsuspecting and once peaceful communities.
He said: “These petty crumb eaters can only cause pains to the NPDC, Shoreline and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, in a promised sham settlement to the lingering crises to these companies and government agencies.
“In believing the empty promises of these evil doers and traitors, you continue to slowly drive your NPDC, NNPC and Shoreline into a certain abyss you will never recover from and we the Urhobo nation will continue to demand for our fair share of the pipeline surveillance contract jobs for the sake of equity and justice.
“We, Urhobo Gbagbako, a militia group of all ex-militants, youths, women and elders of Urhobo ethnic nationality, did not and have not given any individual or group, authority to speak on our behalf on any issue as it concerns the pipeline surveillance contract job.”
Confirming the incident, President General of Afiesere community, Mr. Emmanuel Shikaleke, said: “I was called by officials of NPDC, who had earlier come to assess the level of damage on the trunklines by the actions of the boys.
“For now, there is nothing we can do other than leave the matter for the authorities to handle. As I speak with you, men of the Nigerian Army are at the scene to forestall further attack.”

– See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/urhobo-militant-group-blows-up-gas-trunklines-in-delta/#sthash.XGszNEOB.dpuf

Parents of the abducted schoolgirls from Chibok community in Borno State, yesterday, reacted angrily to the announcement by the army that none of the abducted girls was among the 293 females rescued on Tuesday from Sambisa Forest by the troops.
This came as Amnesty International disclosed that more than 2,000 women are still in captivity of the terrorists.
Reacting to the information by the army that none of the Chibok schoolgirls was among those rescued last Tuesday, Mr Enoch Mark, whose daughter and niece are among the 219 teenagers still being held by the insurgents said: “It is disheartening for our hopes to be dashed.
“When we heard of the rescue we thought it was our girls. Parents kept contacting one another, hoping to get confirmation that their daughters were the ones rescued.
“However, it is not surprising to me that our hopes have been dashed. This has happened several times. The government has lied a few times. To us, the government no longer has credibility.”
Pogo Bitrus, whose four nieces are hostages, added: “We have never lost hope as a people, but the issue is if the military has the capacity now, why didn’t they do it before?
“We are an unfortunate bunch caught up in a political game. It is unfortunate that we find ourselves in this situation. They have played with people’s lives and messed people up.”
Meanwhile, the Amnesty International, yesterday, commended the Nigerian military for rescuing 293 women and girls from the grips of Boko Haram insurgents, even as it lamented that over 2,000 women are still in captivity.
In a statement, yesterday, it described the rescue of the women and girls as an encouraging development, noting however that it is ”only a small step in securing the safety of the thousands of women and girls abducted by the armed group since 2014.”

– See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/by-ikechukwu-nnochiri/#sthash.6Lh39p6G.dpuf

Dyt:
She is a lady

Choi...what was I thinkinq

Dyt:
Some just have it flowing in their blood They like to taste every woman

Guys like you neh??! Cos I pretty know that's your area of specialisation

Ifeconwaba:
If this buhari trys to probe anybody from the south we will show him the people that owns the oil and the money

Buhari sabi him boundary nah

Lack of attention from a spouse miqht be a possible cause

Nairalanders, let's look into this, what do we think is really the cause of marital infidelities in marriaqes!


Your opinions, feelinqs and out pours are welcome

President-elect, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari(retd.), on Sunday said his administration would take a second look at the claim by a former Governor of the Central Bank, now Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, that $20bn, that was supposed to be remitted by the NNPC to the federation account, could not be accounted for.

Buhari said this while receiving a delegation of party supporters and newly elected officials on the platform of the All Progressives Congress from Adamawa State at his campaign office in Abuja.

The President-Elect, who spoke in the local Hausa language, expressed surprise that instead of probing the allegations by the former CBN governor, the authorities chose to fire him.


According to him, since Sanusi’s claim was documented, his administration will take a second look at
the document when he assumes power on May 29th.

Buhari said:

    “On the issue of corruption, I heard that some people have started returning money. I will not believe it until I go and see for myself.

    You all know what the Emir of Kano talked about when he was the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. He said $20 billion dollars, not naira, $20 billion dollars, was unaccounted for; they said it was a lie. Instead of investigating it, they sacked him. And God in his infinite mercy made him the Emir of Kano.

    In any case, that is what he wanted. And since this was documented, the new administration will take a look at it.”

This is against the background of a pronouncement by the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has started refunding the unremitted $1.48bn into the federation account.

While expressing gratitude to the visiting delegation, Buhari in response to several requests, said his administration would work in tandem with the manifesto of the APC.

He listed priority areas to include security of lives and property, the economy, job creation and the war against corruption

The Chairperson House Committee on Diaspora matters, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa said there are more Nigerians waiting to be executed in Indonesia. Speaking on Channels TV News at 10 last night, Hon Abike said a federal government delegation in which she was part of in 2008 visited Indonesia and found there were 21 Nigerians who were on death row in Indonesia for drug related offenses. She said nothing can be done as its the law in Indonesia. She said every 5m you walk, a sign is displayed saying the penalty for drug trafficking is death

DOOSNAS:
meaning? Use ur head my friend

Meaninq chibok qirls abduction is a scam! Mere propaqanda put toqether by GMB and his northern cohort

Seriously, politics is a dirty qame...