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Name one security outfit in Nigeria that is not guilty of those allegations levelled against Ebubeagu. Ebubeagu was formed following due process. Reasonable people should appeal this ruling up to the Supreme Court. |
ceejayluv:Can't you read? The thing shriveled up and became lifeless! What else was the gf called in to try resurrecting? READ!! |
I mean, how can a man be comfortable having the food he eats displayed to the public? And you wonder why some guests would start planning to bed the woman? Your woman's choice of wedding gown should be a sort of hoeloshometer, letting you know how unbridled she'll be if given the chance. If she can unabashedly display her assets to potentially seduce a whole crowd of guests, why would she bat an eyelid in doing that to one or two men later on? Again, when simps who willingly accept to be retirement packages for hoes abound, what do you expect? |
We know the kind of dirty politics, senseless protests and propaganda that removed GEJ from Aso Rock. We know the man who claims to have single-handedly installed Buhari in Aso Rock. Connect the dots. I sha blame the FG that hasn't got the balls to remove fuel subsidy and let market forces determine the price of petrol. We go dey alright in the end. |
Reportbutton:How does this inanity align with the post? |
UnfairLife7:This one is covertly intended to curb vote-buying during the coming elections. Ideally, the Buhari administration is making plans to make the coming elections quite a transparent one (according to what presently meets the eye.) The crisis we have is as a result of bank managers swapping cash for politicians rather than dispensing it to the public via ATMs. A single politician could soak up all the billions intended for circulating through the banks. CBN has notes printed. Emefiele has said it time and again that they have enough fresh notes, that banks should simply come forward and swap them for the old. Now, banks have to deposit old notes and pick fresh ones for circulation. But when they accept billions of old notes in an apparent laundering scheme, it becomes difficult for them to return to the CBN for fresh notes as they'll have to explain the deposits of old notes which did not pass through due process/via accounts whose holders could explain the sources of their funds. As such, they naturally resorted to loading old notes into ATMs while instead of going to the CBN, while mounting pressure on their criminal/political beneficiaries to press the right buttons to salvage the situation. CBN has already said it would go after bank executives whose ATMs are not dispensing new notes so the whole policy is currently rigged against the corrupt bank managers who greedily implicated themselves and criminal-minded money launderers. |
Mickykarim:You think you know more macroeconomics than the CBN Governor? I'll recommend you go watch his various statements and interviews on this policy. The videos are all over YouTube. If you don't realise the importance of a policy that seeks to tighten the currency and restore unbanked notes into the mainstream financial system, then I shouldn't trust your judgement on anyone's understanding of fiscal policy. Good day. As for your your second point, read up my last response to UnfairLife7. |
UnfairLife7:The main reason for the redesign is to MOP UP unbanked notes. That is, Naira notes that are outside of banks and not circulating through transactions: piggy banks account for a small fraction of these monies while the laundered loots of politicians and criminals account for the larger share. If all these monies or at least a large part of them are banked, the new withdrawal policy will further tighten loose cash and ensure more money circulates digitally within the economic system than goes out of it. This will also curb laundering as you'll rather transfer billions instantly via digital means than withdraw it piecemeal everyday for one year to get the amount you need. Thus, nearly every heavy transaction will leave a digital footprint which can be easily traced. As for cash going round, that's not an issue. Once the deadline elapses, CBN will simply review what's in the banks and what's in circulation, and print more notes to cushion scarcity if present. Also, there's currently a rush for cash which will subside after the deadline as more vendors and suppliers port to digital means of payment, rather than via physical cash. I sincerely pray CBN and the FG rubbish the sinister intents of our governors and politicians in today's meeting. Amen. |
Mickykarim:If its no punishment to the cabal, ask yourself why politicians have turned to emergency voice of the people, criticising the policy at every given opportunity. Its left for the ordinary man to deposit all his money in the bank. Once we pass the deadline, the available cash will circulate, achieving economic balance. If there's serious deficit, its left for the CBN to print more notes representative of the amount that should be in circulation. Unfortunately, the average Nigerian has no knowledge of macroeconomics and would kick against any policy that does not presently favour him, its future long-term benefits notwithstanding. To think that Nigerians just about 11 years ago took to the streets massively protesting and destroying lives and properties over removal of fuel subsidy by the Jonathan administration. |
GOTVee:You Islamic bigot! Endlessly spitting all over Nairaland year after year, impersonating Christians at every given opportunity. Why are you so ashamed to state your point and be addressed as the Islamic fundamentalist that you are? Get a job and get a life you scumbag. As if Peter Obi is the president who approved the Naira redesign or the CBN Governor who initiated and implemented it. Is this the only thing you plan to do with your life? Ewu🐐 |
shegra58:Couriers. Fringe members of the trafficking ring. Drug lords don't move drugs, some don't even use them. Couriers are expendable. |
Zonefree:Thou shalt live long, O most excellent Zonefree.
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Bodmum:My specs though: the smaller the better. ![]() One man's meat... ![]() |
Antyxx:How does this comment of yours align with my submission, the OP's or that of the guy I quoted? Please carry your off-point remarks elsewhere as I don't have time for unintelligent remarks. When you say something sensible, I'll engage you even if you disagree with me. If you're looking for market-women diatribe, you knocked on the wrong door. |
PATHWALKER:I subscribe to this, and have no plans to marry a non-virgin. But people will have excuses for cheating. Take familiarity for example: a neighbor who's always in her face, the houseboy who's around while you traveled, a colleague sharing the same space with her in the office: anything that isolates her from you and brings her into close proximity with a man enough to breed familiarity and make her let her guards down, as well as offering the cover of secrecy. What calibre of woman will stay true to her vows in such a situation and retain enough mental strength to resist that emotional pull to taste strange flesh? |
LeoDeKing:😂😂😂🤣🤣 I be full-blooded Igbo o, but this reply cracked me up. Wicked souls full Nairaland I kid you not.🤣🤣 Ewu🐐 |
The Urine Dispenser collecting wotowoto left, right and center.
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Fiscus105:Look, I used to fawn around women until I caught women I respected and could swear for, in fornication and adultery, married and unmarried. Today, I've developed a total blank attitude to women. No woman fazes me again, beautiful, endowed, rich, homely or whatever. I can look any woman straight in the eye and call her bluff. I deal with them on a purely formal level and anyone who's developing feelings for me does so at her own peril. I put up a post the other day seeking to know how one can identify a woman who will never cheat in marriage. This is one information I need to get hold of to even consider marriage. Op cited an example of the reckless Nekedepoly girl. Check out reels, Instagram posts and posts on virtually any picture/video sharing site. Its usually women in semi/total unclothedness. How can you respect such characters? |
searchng4love:Have some sense. |
kelspinall:When did Fibre Active even enter the market? So you be Indomie pikin🥴🙄 Noted. |
I once bragged as a kid that I could finish a full basin of boiled eggs. Started buying it in crates as an undergraduate and would occasionally boil and finish up to six eggs in one meal. Googled the side effects of overconsumption of eggs but online studies were clashing with each other. I'll never get tired of boiled eggs. |
yrhuhfy113:Any other way to test her libido without going physical? What if the man's testosterone levels are over the roof, does that take care of that aspect? About remote spying, how is that done? Thanks. |
Straight to the point: how can you tell a woman who will never cheat on you in marriage despite the circumstances? |
1. Marriage is hard work. Loving your spouse above any other person out there, correcting their mistakes, overlooking their faults, covering up their behavioural flaws and seeing the beauty in them rather than their present annoying stance are hard psychological decisions. Unfortunately, most of us are mentally lazy and would rather pass over issues than address them. Same way we'll rather binge than fast, put off assignments till deadlines and so on. 2. See Finish: The first time you fell in love with them, there was an aura of mystery around their personality. But once you get married and the reality sets in that they're exclusively yours and going no where, a feeling of contempt sets in. This is a purely natural feeling which you must strive to outgrow to respect that special person who decided to forgo all else and merge their destiny with yours. Also, seeing someone naked and eventually having sex with them takes away the aura of mystery. As such, strive to make your sex in marriage fulfilling, rewarding and satisfying. This way, both of you naturally look forward to coming together again and your unclothedness would always stimulate, rather than nauseate, each other. 3. Skipping the friendship stage. Immediately after your wedding, you should spend at least four days or more interacting with each other before having sex. This is the first time you both will be together in such close proximity, with the liberty to explore each other in a lawful manner. You should spend some time enjoying and exploring this phase of your life before crowning it with sex. You'll be having sex for the next seventy years or more, why must you do it on your wedding night? After all the stress of the ceremony coupled with the awkwardness of your first time being together as a family, sex should be the last thing on your mind. Otherwise, you risk laying a faulty foundation that might never get fixed in marriage. For the men, delay sex if you can, until your wife openly asks for it, which she would only do after she's exhausted her patience. If you roundly satisfy her the first time, she would be the one initiating sex and you will find it easier getting her in the mood and to cloud nine. (EVERY woman is a sex freak, capable of squirting, creaming and ejaculation. Let the right man handle your passive wife (God forbid) and you'll ask your ancestors why they never let you realise the kind of person you wifed.) 4. Flaws: When a woman consistently cooks rubbish, for example and refuses to learn or improve. Some men would jejely eat outside and gradually lose interest in coming home. 5. Passivity. Lack of love expression: hugs, kisses, cuddling and innovative ness in the bedroom. 6. Money issues and unforseen circumstances as illness, congenital abnormalities etc. 7. Dark past kept hidden which the other partner uncovers through a third party. 8. Unmet Expectations such as a man finding out the church lead soloist he married was a dual carriage expressway with an odometer clocking in miles. 9. Juju: Some people fit swear for your marriage o, especially if you follow for the ones wen dey pepper others for social media. 10. Running to Seed. Developing potbelly, tying wrapper around the house, roaming the house topless (as a woman) or entirely naked, etc may make your partner tired. As a rule, women should understand that less is always better. A man will be more aroused with a fully clothed woman who is sitting carelessly with a part of her inner wear showing than one who is entirely naked. Once you're out of bed, dress sexy. Cover your boobs and vijeh so he doesn't get used to them. Better be half-naked at home than fully naked. Talk choke, but sha lemme stop here. |
jeromestarks:May your days be long mpa. |
If you're asking this question then it implies you should pursue financial stability and take your eyes off marriage for now. Me dey budget 1m for my wedding, but until I have that amount in cash and more than that in investments, marriage can wait. Pursue financial stability first, it would take care of a whole lot of frustrations you'd otherwise experience in marriage. Wedding is not an investment where you plough in cash expecting to reap dividends. Any money you put in a wedding is better assumed as money used to fund Buhari's elections. You were warned. |
saphiere:For your mind now you be celeb? Small yansh just dey shake. |
So technically, PDP is automatically out of the governorship race? |
I have a degree in Chemical Engineering. Pick Agric. Eng. |
herkeem:Who told you Tinubu is from Lagos? Tinubu is a native of Iraigbiji in Osun state. You don't even know the roots of the man who makes you foam in the mouth for stipends. Urchin.🥴 |
jibrilELsudan:You made my day with this superb analysis. Tiri gbosas for thee |
PrinceOfLagos:I'm fully Obedient Ogbeni, but the caption on this picture wrong gan. Picture Obi is not the GCFR. Addressing him as such when he's not, amounts to treason. Make DSS no find you reach house O. |
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