₦airaland Forum

iwatch:
but mine is different. She gave me chance, withdrew and she gave another person a chance. So there are two different scenes here.

Her question to me last time was why did I raise it and destroyed it?

So you see?

babyosisi:
Iwatch,there was a boy that wrote me a love letter in secondary school
He pursued me all through secondary school and the university with these romantic poems
I told him when I was getting married and he wrote me his final love letter and also in it wishing me well with my beau,I actually showed it to my husband,then fiancé and he also acknowledged the young man loved me very much and complimented his writing skills
He found me on FB years later and on my birthday which I didn't put on FB,he was the first to send me a birthday wish
After all these many years,this man still knew and remembered my birthday
The poem he wrote on my wall and the words he used to describe me made me uneasy I had to delete it
My friends say he loved me truly but sadly i never felt the same about him,I just liked him.
Very nice guy though

So it's possible to love someone madly and not have the other person return the love
Maybe this is your situation
It will get better as you grow older

Nutase:
payback time


@dearestsewa are you kulyie

Life Pension for Lawmakers - Labour Hails Jonathan Refusal

By Sylvester Enoghase

Lagos — Organised Labour under the platform of Association of Senior Civil Servants of Nigeria (ASCSN) has commended President Goodluck Jonathan for refusing to sign a Constitution Amendment designed by the National Assembly to grant certain categories of legislators' pension for life. The Union regretted that in spite of popular opposition to whopping salaries and allowances approved by the lawmakers for themselves, they were still bent on granting their Principal Officers generous pension for life, a scenario that is going to be a heavy burden on the treasury. In a press statement issued in Lagos yesterday and signed by its National President, Comrade. The association's National President, Comrade Boboi Bala Kaigama, who made the declarations to newsmen in Lagos on Wednesday equally urged the President-elect, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, to distance himself from the Constitutional Amendments if he mounts the saddle unless those self-serving provisions by the lawmakers were deleted. He said; "It is indeed worrisome that the National Assembly could approve pension for life for the Senate President, Deputy Senate President, the Speaker of the House of Representatives and his Deputy, the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of each of the 36 State Houses of Assembly for serving 4 and 8 years on the average"."You can imagine the humongous sums of money that would be siphoned monthly through this ill-advised pension for life for the Principal Officers of the legislatures in Abuja and the 36 States of the Federation," he added
According to the Kaigama, who doubles as the President of Trade Union Congress (TUC), under the current pension law, Public Servants who serve the country for 35 years or attain the age of 60 years are retired without being paid any gratuity while the pension that is paid is contributed by both the workers and employers."On retirement, these Public Service employees are paid 50% of their entitlements while the other half is spread over the years", he said."Yet, Nigerian politicians who serve the nation for four or eight years on the average want to pay themselves pension for life," the Union regretted describing the plan as fraudulent", he added.
The labour leader pointed out that in rejecting the proposal for life pension for the Principal Officers of the legislatures, the Presidency lamented that the National Assembly defied constitutional procedures and resorted to the use of voice votes to pass such a fundamental Constitutional Amendment and added that it (the Presidency) would not be party to such illegality. He stressed that the Association is totally in support of the Presidency on this matter. He posited that such financial recklessness brought the economy to its knees and enjoined the President-elect to distance himself from the culture of impunity that has been the bane of the current political dispensation."Where in the world do politicians approve life pension for themselves after serving for four or eight years," he wondered.
He however urged the incoming Governors and State Houses of Assembly where such pension laws had been passed to repeal them because they offend good conscience and public morality

BabaAlabi:
How will guys be ready for marriage when Nigerian girls dey find who go take care of ALLL their needs. Let's face it, marriage these days is based on a financial basis and many guys are not ready for that. When girls start to be independent and respectful at the same time then marriage will come.
#Na lean on me dem talk no be press me die.

TOYNEX:
tx.
But y hv u bn on hibernation? U don't want to associate wf us ba?

phunmykay: Hu everyone n how has been our day?I hope we are ready for my nameless design but if anybody has a name for it,suggestions are welcom.
Materials need for d design are
1.Fishin line
2. Sand beads and size 6 crystal
Or any 2 diff sizes n colour beads.
If u are ready I am ready tooo