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[quote author=kate_angel link=topic=25273.msg1310094#msg1310094 date=1184966340]Single and really lookingfor a serious amd matured guy. Who is really really single and not engage with any girl or lady and who is down to earth for life![/quote]what about a fun relationship first, we can go on from there im matured but i like eating haribo cola

you should post a link to the newspaper they(reporter) made the mistake not usman(abi its even babasin that made it up . _{watching the ministerial screening you see that majority of those senators are illeterate!!!}

He said total foreign reserves now stood at $43.6 billion, of which $9.9 billion were in the "excess crude account", in which Nigeria accumulates oil revenues in excess of the budget price of $40 per barrel.

Usman said these funds should be disbursed sparingly.
"We need to learn how to save money. Oil has been a curse and a blessing to Nigeria. In terms of economic management it has been more of a curse," he said.
"If it were left to me the (excess crude) money should have been left for capital expenditure only. The tiers of government should be left to generate revenue, at least for their recurrent expenditure," he said.
Reuters

No one said it was compulsory. and did you say it was dying out?

I never told my husband what happened. I was too scared and ashamed. The thought that I would even claim this has happened to me would tear his family apart - and he was just seeing them after 15 years of absence.

so?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6904640.stm

abeg when them start this kin thing?

In Nigeria, the rich can pay for special "fattening rooms" to put on extra weight.
BBC World Service's Outlook programme spoke to a couple who opted for such a service before their wedding.

"In the morning you eat fine," says Happiness Edem, recalling her time in the fattening room in the Nigerian city of Calabar.
"After eating you can take a bath. From there you can sleep, you sleep fine, you wake up, you eat, you sleep."

Happiness attended the fattening centre for a total of six months, at the request of her husband, Morris Eyo Edem, leading up to their wedding.
By the time she had come out, her body shape had changed completely - to the delight of her husband.

Fattening culture

The average weight of a Nigerian woman is 60kg - but Happiness is well over twice that.

As a prince, Mr Edem requires a particularly large wife, and adds that a slim wife would have no appeal for him.


Happiness maintains her weight through garri
"I don't think I will ever even do that," he says.
"People will think I am not rich, If a woman is not fat and has not gone through that process she does not qualify for marriage."

After she had been fattened up, he continued to maintain her weight through feeding her up on garri, a sort of porridge made from cassava tubers, and native salads, known as Ekpan Koko and Oto.

"I add rice and beans and more meat and fish to make her more huge and big to maintain the stature you want your woman to be," he adds.

And the Prince and his wife, who belong to the Efik tribe, certainly see no reason to change.

"When you are fat, it makes you look healthy," says Happiness.
"People respect you. People honour you. Wherever you go, they say, 'your husband feed you fine.
"If you go to a village, people can come out to look at you, because you are healthy."

Despite the risks of heart disease, diabetes and other health problems associated with being overweight, Happiness says she has had no problems as a result of her stature.

"It is all about cultures," says her husband.
"The culture here in our area permits women to go into fattening room. But the culture in Europe and other Asian or American does not."

im fulani, wheres the fura dey nunu 

do you have to be invited to visit the country? or special rule for nigerians

try the auto section

As repeatedly enunciated by Kupolokun, pump prices of refined petroleum products must be dictated by ‘market forces’ and reflect the price of crude oil in the international market. To ensure the affordability of the products, the importation of refined products would be thrown open to all those who had the wherewithal to do so as long as they met the specifications.To make importation attractive for these importers, prices were to be adjusted upwards on the assumption of higher domestic pump prices and guranteed profits. This would encourage them to venture into products importation in the first place.

smart guys these dude will be importing oil with his friends and be sabotaging the national refineries at the same time
market forces:

can you please remove the picture. the link was enough

_{tinubu really improved lagos}

http://taureanminx..com/

check this blogger's account of what happened

the quota was discussed in punch newspaper about 3days ago. sad thing nigerian newspapers dont have a proper archiving system

_{are there lots of calabar girls on it?}

BlackMamba:
The unfortunate thing with us is that we tend to value ourselves a lot higher than we're collectively valued. This often increases the shame and anger we experience when we're often disrespected and ignored abroad. Only way out is to keep working on the gains of a democratic government to improve our country.

That is soooo true!!!!! people miss connecting flights everywhere around the world by the way, not just because they are nigerians 

anusule:
im laughing my ass out. really some of you could be lucky finding a white collar job here in the uk. but lets face the reality, if your coming here to work don't expect it to be all nice and green, even former managing directors back in nigeria with highly skilled migrant visas don't find it easy at first, it might take years till you hit a good job.

advice::: immediately you land uk, just register with job agencies for industrial, catering, cleaning, sales job.

_{its says Graduates in the UK as in for those resident in the UK
do you think it's easy for anyone to move from one environment to another and fit right in or employ servants,cleaners and drivers like they do back home? you make money but you work for it thats how it should be}

Does anyone have information about the proposed third tier listings on the NSE for SME companies?

well, their planes are clean and new and a bit spacious, the meals, wonderful( i had meals over and over) their hosts/hostesses are generous and courteous BUT, their management is terrible.

no wonder they keep running out of food

ThoniaSlim:
me i still maintain till the hausas leave Nigeria, it would know no peace.

you are very smart, no joke

what about a peaceful demonstration in abuja or every state of the country or you can camp outside the ministry of education for a week or so to get the point across. start writing letter to newspaper editors to highlight the problems. come on people dont suffer in silence

Kave:
I wish i had a camera phone, would have taken pics.
But believe me there were sexy looking girls in there. with Big *****ses. They looked so lazy. Thogh that field isn't good for fine girls u no. It was just too messy.

haa you messed up big time, when you know you can do joggin especialy after seeing those big musle men you should have just used your phone for those big *******ses!! kai you dont fail sef

. . . . we had to read it from foreign media, our own politicians and journalists are busy calculating money. somehow its seems other nations are more interested in our own problems.
when people are sentenced to death our politicians/journalist keep mum until the 'international' community make noise

shuffering and smiling

mrpataki:
@ Dis guy and the other tramp(Jackal),
Sorry but please apply better reasoning when typing here next time.

I type where i want big fool! if you dont like it please dont read it. i see you take yourself so important on here like some cheap village chief fighting here and there online- old retard

did anyone of you take picture of even have a video of the jogging, i wan see fine babes mudfighting

lol it was a mistake

whats the fair value for japaul still havent got the hang of all these calcualtions

i thought they settled it already abi them no bribe them reach?

lol nice one iyke-D

"Tell Yar’Adua that we are also Niger Delta people and can still do something if we are pushed to the wall.

is abia in the niger delta ?

^^^  na wa o i been dey think say na only yankee people dey do conspiracy theory, ol boy your own no get part 2

i swear infra reds are just fake add-on, they never work! just use bluetooth easier faster

N115,000 holla when you are ready