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slimedge:Mh... A friend, ne? Like your friend with a fighting mother and gf - your "friends" have problems. Anyway tell your "friend" uncle Jack and uncle Johnnie make good companions. While he's at it he should also reach for the Skyy and Tanq it up to get some Potency to round up a few Mexican A**holes before going to search for the Grey Goose but to really bust up his heartache there aint nothing like a couple of Jagger Bombs to bomb the sh* out of that heartache. Or he can just find someone else there are billions of people in this world she's nothing but a grain |
HA HA HA!!! Did you just get your heart broken? Best way to get over someone is to get under someone else ![]() |
eselesplash:You are a stunning woman. Congratulations on both baby and hubby. Nairaland is full of jealous idiots that you shouldn't answer. If you feed your hubby, you feed your hubby. Its no one's business but yours and his. Now that you are married you should consider locking down your life and not sharing it in public - that is the best way to create conflict between you and hubby ![]() |
Donxavier:Go to the department of home affairs website for the new laws. But in your case I think a grant letter, a bank letter plus an affidavit might suffice since it's a business trip. |
Samtoog:If the account is legitimate and there's regular income coming into it then you shouldn't have to worry about the embassy calling your bank. |
Whatever you aint willing to do there's always another nigga waiting to do it... |
15 December 2014 at 11h00 Nigerian time there will be a hash tag event. Ankara Press will be celebrating the launch by discussing “Your first love”, using the hashtage #ankararomance. So, they are inviting people to tweet their memories of the first time they fell in love. *How old were you? *Who did you fall in love with? *How did you feel and how did it work out? *What was your favourite memory from the experience? Remember to use the hashtag #ankararomance for each of your tweets so that everyone can follow and join in the conversation. The hashtag event will run from 11am-1pm Nigeria-time. |
From Lagos to Cape Town, find: handsome African men, beautiful African women, African locations, tears, laughter, romance and of course steaming and saucy pages! Romance tales written by Africans and published in Nigeria. Visit www.ankarapress.com for more information. |
15 December 2014 at 11h00 Nigerian time there will be a hash tag event. Ankara Press will be celebrating the launch by discussing “Your first love”, using the hashtage #ankararomance. So, they are inviting people to tweet their memories of the first time they fell in love. *How old were you? *Who did you fall in love with? *How did you feel and how did it work out? *What was your favourite memory from the experience? Remember to use the hashtag #ankararomance for each of your tweets so that everyone can follow and join in the conversation. The hashtag event will run from 11am-1pm Nigeria-time. Please join it will be so much fun!
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To celebrate the launch of Ankara Press, we are planning a hashtag event/discussion on Monday 15th December 2014, from 11.00 – 13.00 Nigerian time (GMT+1). We would be very grateful if you could participate and celebrate the launch with us. The Ankara website itself will go live at 10am (Nigerian time) on Monday 15th November. How will it work? In three easy stages… i) Initial message (to be sent from Ankara Press, at 11am (Nigerian time, GMT+1) The following text will be posted on the Ankara Press and Cassava Republic Facebook pages. This call-to-action text will also be broken up into tweets and posted on Ankara/CRP twitter (and re-tweeted). Today we’re launching a brand new publishing imprint, Ankara Press. You can buy six deliciously readable contemporary romance e-book titles from www.ankarapress.com. We’re celebrating the launch by discussing “Your first love”, using the hashtage #ankararomance. So, we invite you to tweet your memories of the first time you fell in love. How old were you? Who did you fall in love with? How did you feel and how did it work out? What was your favourite memory from the experience? Remember to use the hashtag #ankararomance for each of your tweets so that everyone can follow and join in the conversation. The hashtag event will run from 11am-1pm Nigeria-time. We’re looking forward to hearing from you! ii) Supporters (who’ve received this document) then tweet their tweets/ reminiscences and retweet others. This is the part we would really appreciate your help with! iii) The whole conversation (based on the #) gets Storified the following day. Thank you in advance for helping to celebrate the launch of Ankara Press. We truly appreciate your support!
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slimedge:Your friend needs to man up and put both women in their places. |
Elesta:It really depends on your labour laws and how well they protect employees as well as your company policy then but if it's not in your contract or job description or it doesn't have bearing on your duties then you should be able to say no straight out. I've done it before and I said it to my company director, I even told him to watch me walk out. We both knew he couldn't force me to stay and if he tried to make my life miserable after that I would just take him to labour court but like I said it depends on your labour laws. The only problem now is because you and your colleagues allowed it to happen if you turn back now you will seem like you are being difficult but you should still be within your legal rights to say no. Your manager is abusing his power. The second alternative is to lay complaint with HR if you have the department but I suggest you first talk to him in private and remind him it's not your job. If he becomes mean or is dismissive then take it to HR or his superior but bear in mind he'll probably hate you and try to get back at you. |
ratatis:Nah, she's just hurt and angry. No woman is born crazy. Behind every crazy woman there's a nigga. Her mom passed away (they were really close) but what hurt her the most was her first fiance. He treated her badly and cheated on her repeatedly. She's also the type men love: light complexion, long hair etc. so men tend to use her as a trophy and she has become paranoid. |
Elesta:If it's nothing urgent you simply tell him you have plans, grab your bag and say bye - don't even give him a chance to say no. Or if it's not part of your job description you tell him. If he raises hell you remind him of your employment contract - that's why it's there. It states in black and white your duties and your work hours and that is all you are legally obliged to do outside those parameters, it's goodwill. |
Sacluxpaint:If you were raised right by your father you would be man enough to handle a woman and not seek a robot to "be sensitive to your |
Awaja: What did you think she is? A man? |
misreal:I'm a woman. I honestly thought you are female, in fact I thought you are a lesbian - (I'm sorry). Gosh I can't stop laughing. |
misreal:Lol! But dude truth be told your username reads Miss Real. I also thought you are female - lol (no offense) |
AmberQueen:Babe don't stress yourself over a fool and coward. |
What would stop her? Does the number of men she slept with or her taking money in exchange make her incapable of loving her husband and children? |
I wonder what makes these guys think they are even worthy of this "ideal" woman? WHAT DO Y'ALL BRING TO THE TABLE? ![]() |
DesChyko:Lol! |
TheNaijan:Nigga you best be a 50 out of 10: have a body made of steal, a face Adonis would be jealous of, intelligence that would make Einstein hide in shame, a well of unending wealth, be able to charm the heat off the sun, make Chuck Norris tremble in fear, be hung better than a stallion and have the stamina of a supernatural being if you are going to make such demands |
Charles4075:So are men who date more than one girl prostitutes too? |
Yep very much possible. I used to sometimes "date" up to 6 guys at the same time. No one is a 100% so they each had a different satisfaction to fulfill but number 1 was always the favourite till he got vetoed out of his position. I never lied they always knew what number they were and whether I was with one of them. No intimacy was allowed and they weren't allowed to ask me any questions. They had to ask for permission if they wanted a kiss, if I was in the mood I'd allow a kiss on the cheek but mostly it was the hand. Male ego always made them stick around and fight for position 1. It wasn't "good" of me but hey, I was young and silly and they allowed me to get away with it :-| |
princeozzilly:Thank you but you forgot to grade me. Am good wife material or not? |
There are no absolutes in life. Maybe she's not sure you love her so she's hiding her love. It's safer to say, if she's with you she has definite feelings for you. How can you trust that? Because there's always a brother on the side whispering in her ear and lavishing her with gifts and complements but she's keeps on choosing you. |
PinkObsession:Bet you OP is no M&B man and has shortcomings of his own... |
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slimedge:Sigh... Another one trying to sting with rubber... I've heard better come backs from a 5 year old |
slimedge:Rude? Only to those who started being rude to me. Insolent? Respect is earned and those I've been disrespectful too are the one who started. Dismissive? I'm not an idiot nor am I teacher. I neither have the patience for slow people nor do I bother with those who do not think independently. Even if we differ in opinion if you want to be my adversary show that you put some thought to your word and you are not just a puppet or parrot. Verbose? Nigga please, you are one to talk. I hardly read what you wrote and anyway talking to you warranted me to break it down for you because concepts are too broad for you. |
slimedge:So you went and asked for an answer and they gave you a weak pathetic attempt to marry Western culture and African culture. If you had a thinking brain you would know there's nothing similar about Western culture and African culture. There's a saying in English: while you are busy pointing fingers there are three pointing back at you. So before you go around giving "advice" you would do well to go back to school and study English. Study s-l-o-w-l-y this time around and you might actually learn what words like servility and obedience mean and entail. I have not been misinformed by anything, English is just confusing you. At what point did I say Nigerian customs are against submission? When did I make any comment about Nigeria and its customs except ask you those questions? Why the hell would I talk about customs I know nothing about?!?!? Unlike you I don't jump to conclusion and I don't talk about things I don't have full knowledge of. I have no further interest in talking to you. |



...Look,I hate to burst your balloons..You started like an elephant but ended like an ant.Don't take it personal,what sch did you attend?You talked about constructive English a while ago but now i can see your write up here begging to be saved...*Head shaking* You can do better...
...You are trying in your own little way though but I'll advice you put in a lot of elbow greese