₦airaland Forum

ikamefa: yeye thread!

luvmijeje: My God,pls give me no 10 kind of husband.Op seriously do you think no 10 is a Nigerian?
Going by what I read on nairaland no 1-9 have mentality of most Nigerian men.

Maxymilliano: Former chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Tony Anenih, has disagreed with allegations that all Nigerian politicians are corrupt and are responsible for the under development of the country.

He responded to a presentation by the chairman, Safari Books Limited, Chief Joop Berkhout, German Publisher in Nigeria, who took a swipe on Nigerian politicians, alleging that they were the problem of the nation.

Berhout, who spoke at the public presentation of the book: “Nigeria Yesterday Today,” by Professor Godwin Sogolo, in Abuja, said 27 years ago till today, Nigeria had remained the same in terms development.

He said corruption was still endemic in Nigeria and that unless Nigerian politicians stopped to see public funds as their private pocket money, “no meaning development can take place in the country.”

He also advocated severe punishment for those who stole the nation’s funds, saying thatin the next 10 years, the world would change and if Nigeria hoped to move along with others, it must root out corruption from the fabrics of the nation.

However, Anenih, who was the chief launcher at the book presentation, said it was wrong to make a general statement that Nigerian politicians are corrupt. He said he personally was not a corrupt politician and that there were very many Nigerians politicians who served the nation selflessly.

“In every society, you have saints, angels, robbers, and kidnappers and it will be wrong to make a general statement that everybody in that society is a robber. Not every politician is a robber,” he stated.

Secretary to the Government of the Federation(SSGF) , Senator Anyim Pius, represented on the occasion, admitted that Nigeria was currently being confronted with many challenges, but expressed optimism that the problems would soon be overcome.

Anyim, particularly appealed to Nigerians to support the efforts of the President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration towards speedy transformation of the country.


http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/4334-i%E2%80%99m-not-a-corrupt-politician-anenih

Maxymilliano: Former chairman, Board of Trustees (BoT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Tony Anenih, has disagreed with allegations that all Nigerian politicians are corrupt and are responsible for the under development of the country.

He responded to a presentation by the chairman, Safari Books Limited, Chief Joop Berkhout, German Publisher in Nigeria, who took a swipe on Nigerian politicians, alleging that they were the problem of the nation.

Berhout, who spoke at the public presentation of the book: “Nigeria Yesterday Today,” by Professor Godwin Sogolo, in Abuja, said 27 years ago till today, Nigeria had remained the same in terms development.

He said corruption was still endemic in Nigeria and that unless Nigerian politicians stopped to see public funds as their private pocket money, “no meaning development can take place in the country.”
thunder fire your mouth,useless-vain old idiat.You are a waste to this nation...all ye politicians stealing Naijas money like its a jamboree-you all are digging pits for your children

He also advocated severe punishment for those who stole the nation’s funds, saying thatin the next 10 years, the world would change and if Nigeria hoped to move along with others, it must root out corruption from the fabrics of the nation.

However, Anenih, who was the chief launcher at the book presentation, said it was wrong to make a general statement that Nigerian politicians are corrupt. He said he personally was not a corrupt politician and that there were very many Nigerians politicians who served the nation selflessly.

“In every society, you have saints, angels, robbers, and kidnappers and it will be wrong to make a general statement that everybody in that society is a robber. Not every politician is a robber,” he stated.

Secretary to the Government of the Federation(SSGF) , Senator Anyim Pius, represented on the occasion, admitted that Nigeria was currently being confronted with many challenges, but expressed optimism that the problems would soon be overcome.

Anyim, particularly appealed to Nigerians to support the efforts of the President Goodluck Jonathan-led administration towards speedy transformation of the country.


http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/4334-i%E2%80%99m-not-a-corrupt-politician-anenih

NessaFresh:

Seduction has many definitions, but it all comes
down to one thing.
Whether you see seduction as the ability to get a
woman to say yes to a date with you, as the ability to
get a woman to go home with you for a one-night
stand, or the ability to get a woman to like you,
seduction focuses on the attention you gain from
women.
It also focuses on the art of making a woman look
past your insecurities to see your good qualities.
Every man wants to be able to seduce a woman.
When a lady falls for you, even for just one night, it
gives you confidence. And it’s fun. So, how do you go
about mastering the art of seduction? Follow these
tips and tricks, and you’ll be sure to turn into a lady-
killer.
The first thing to remember when seducing a woman
is you don’t want to come on too strong. Most women
enjoy subtle hints that you like her.
They interpret your smiles and laughter as good
signs that you are into them. Of course, hanging all
over them sends the same message, though it’s
likely to turn her off. So, stick to the basics.
Lean in towards her when you are having a
conversation or speak a little quietly so she has to
lean in towards you. This subtle body language is a
great way to show your interest and capture hers.
The second trick all ladies’ men know is that you
never want to use a typical line. Women have heard
all of the cheesy pick-up lines, and they’ve all lost
their impact. Unless you can think of a really creative
use for a typical line (aka one you can look up on the
internet) then steer clear.
You’re better off complimenting her or telling her a
joke than using a worn out pick-up line. Originality
scores points with women, and it puts you one step
closer to seducing her.
All experienced seducers know that the woman has
as much influence as the man on whether or not she
comes home with you. This means you have to let
the girl take charge, too, even if you just met.
If you are talking, answer some of her questions
instead of constantly asking your own. If you are
dancing, let her lead you a bid. Whatever you do,
make sure to take a step back and let her shine. If
the woman feels special around you, she’s already
partly seduced.
One of the harder things to do when it comes to
seducing women is to be charming. It’s hard because
there’s no defined way of doing this. What’s
charming to one woman may be off-putting to
another. So, the best way to ensure you seem at least
a little bit debonair is to avoid being rude.
Don’t insult any one around you, especially not other
women. Don’t pick controversial topics to talk about,
like politics or religion. And be sure to be polite. Don’t
stare at a woman’s chest or be overtly sexual. Less is
more. Listen when she speaks, keep eye contact, and
smile. These are all polite and charming ways to keep
her attention.
When it comes to conversation, an important thing to
remember is to share the “talk time.” To seduce a
woman, you have to show interest in her, rather than
talking only about yourself. Ask her about her likes
and dislikes, and pay attention to what she says.
And make sure to be honest when answering any
questions she asks you. Women can usually see
through lies, and if they buy your false stories the
first night, they’re likely to find the truth sooner
rather than later. Men who are truly skilled at
seduction know that honesty is the best policy. After
all, you want a woman to be seduced by you, not by a
false story you made up.
The most important tip to remember when seducing
a woman is to have patience. True seduction can take
time. Every man wants to be able to convince a
woman to go home with him on the first date, but not
every woman is willing – despite your charms and
skills.
Take the time to really seduce a woman. Ask her out
on dates that you know she’ll love; if you were paying
attention when you were getting to know her, this
should be an easy task. Move slowly from innocent
flirting to not-so-innocent kissing and beyond.
If she acts in a manner that speeds things up, like
inviting you over to stay the night, then you know
you’re doing something right.
Lastly, remember to treat a woman with respect. Real
seduction can lead to love, but that only truly exists
when there is respect.
Don’t force yourself on a woman, and honor her. If
she’s not ready to be seduced by you, then give her
the time she needs. If you can do this, you’ll have
become the ultimate ladies’ man.
In short, true seduction is an art form. You have to
learn to pay attention to women’s likes and dislikes
and respect their needs. Pay attention to them and
open yourself up. Be willing to talk and listen and try
new activities to win her over.
If you take the time to treat a woman how she wants
and deserves to be treated, odds are you’ll seduce
her and earn a special place in her heart.

bigass: Yesterday I got a call from a friend of mine who lives in Abuja.she told me a friend of hers with her husband who came to Abuja for a wedding decided stay over in her selfcontained place on Saturday night till Sunday. Since she has just one bed she decided to sleep on the rug while the couple sleep on the bed. At about 2 am she woke up to read all of a sudden she discovered the couple started kissing and smooching before long they were Unclad and started making love right infront of her with light on. She was shocked and said they did everything from Mouth Gig to canine with all the accompanied moaning. At a point she decided to leave the room for the toilet. She saw the husband joystick and the wife VJ This couple already have a kid o. Somepeople are just shameless. Why would a sane married man Be Intimate with his wife infront of her friend? I just I should share this with my fellow Nairalanders. Smh

Jalal: I am still totally out of words and still recovering from the shock of yesterday Judicial judgement of Assistant Director, Police Pension Board, John Yusuf on the stolen fund.

This is the profile of the judge and please my people i am throwing this back to you what do you make of his judgement and what would you rather have.


MEET JUSTICE TALBA OF THE POLICE PENSION JUDGEMENT SCAM

Bio: Surname: -Talba
Other Names:- Abubakar Mahmud
Sex: Male
Date of Birth: 24/01/1960
Place of Birth: Fagge - Kano
State of Origin: Adamawa State
Local Government: Yola North
Marital Status: Married
Number of Children: 11
Year of Call to Bar: 1985
Place of Call to Bar: Lagos
Date of Appointment as Hon. Judge in the High Court of the FCT: 17/12/2003

Year - Educational Background

2009- Masters Degree in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
1985- B.L
1984- LL.B
1981- Diploma in Law

Institutions of study unknown

Chubhie: I guess the war on terror next bus stop is Nigeria........Hope Nigeria wont be turned into another battle ground by the west. Once they have given the first premise that malian rebels are headed to Nigeria, you can then logically conclude for yourself........