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If life were a movie, you would live happily ever after once you got married. Unfortunately life isn’t so and there may come a juncture in your marriage when you find yourself involved in an extra-marital affair. The worst part of having an affair is knowing that you are being unfair to three parties at a time – your spouse, your lover and yourself. It is this eventual realization, no matter how exciting the affair, that compels one to try to end an affair before any more damage is done. If you too find yourself caught up in such a situation and have the feeling of perpetually walking on eggshells, take matters into your hand. Make a clean break with your lover and end your affair before your spouse and your family is devastated at your infidelity. (1) Take a firm decision. You can begin to end your extra-marital affair only if you are completely convinced of the correctness of the decision. Understand that what you have been doing is not only devastating to your marriage and your spouse but is inordinately unfair to your lover as well. On one hand you are breaking the bond of trust with your spouse and on the other you are creating a mirage of hope. So take the decision to end your affair and stick to it. (2) Consider how to end the affair. The most honest way to end an extra-marital affair would undoubtedly be to meet your lover and let him/her know of your decision. However such a meeting could get messy and confrontational. Moreover once you meet your lover, you might be tempted to give in and back away from making a clean break. So consider other impersonal ways of breaking up for instance by email, phone or a letter. You may be accused of being low and unfeeling but recognize that at this time being honest is a bigger priority than being gallant and generous. (3) Sooner the better. If you sincerely want to avoid your spouse finding out about your affair, decide to break up immediately with your amour. The more you dither, the greater are the chances of your affair being exposed. Recognize the signs of the start of an affair and nip it in the bud. If you have just spending more time with a co-worker or a pal from school than usual, refuse to meet him or her the next time. Or if you are frequenting a particular shop or restaurant in the hope of meeting somebody, decide to go to another place. Even if your affair has been going on for some time now and your spouse has not yet found out, thank your stars for the luck but don’t push it. (4) Make it clear. While breaking up with your lover, make it clear that this is the end and you will not be seeing each other hand. If you are doing it in a letter or email, keep the content concise and to the point. You might want to be compassionate and understanding of your lover’s pain but this may be construed as your willingness to let the affair continue. So don’t let there be any ambiguity about your decision or hopes about continuing to be friends. This might happen in a perfect world where two adult people from opposite sexes do not give way to emotional or sexual weaknesses. But in a real world, such a thing is impractical and difficult. So be emphatic in your decision that this marks the end of all forms of personal relationship between you and your lover. (5) Cut off all contact. This is the most definitive step in ending an extra-marital affair and may mark the difference between an unaware and a livid spouse. End all forms of contact with your lover, whether in real life or by electronic means. You should not only stop meeting your lover but also stop communicating with him or her by phone, text message, email or posts on social networking sites. If it is impossible to avoid your lover completely, like when he or she happens to be a co-worker, see if you can get a transfer to another office or at least another department. If that too seems impossible, restrict your communication to strictly professional matters. Remember the less you see of each other, the easier it will be to break off an affair before your spouse comes to know about it. (6) If necessary, take help. It is a good idea to seek the help of a counselor or a therapist when you are trying to sort out the mess in your personal life. Professional counselors can offer an objective view on your problems and can come up with effective means of resolving them. While friends and close family members can also offer support, they are unlikely to have a completely impartial perspective and worse may be tempted to reveal your infidelity to your spouse. Counselors and therapists on the other hand make it a matter of their professional principles to maintain the privacy of their clients so that your spouse is unlikely to know about your affair from them. (7) Focus on your marriage. If you are trying to end your extra-marital affair before your spouse finds out about it, it is presumably because you care about your marriage. So turn your attention to your marital relationship and see if there are issues which left you dissatisfied and eventually tempted you into an affair. Talk to your spouse and try to re-connect with him or her. Consider which areas in your marriage need to be worked at and do so before it is too late – again! Ending an affair is not easy – no matter for how long it has been going on. However taking the right steps while going through it, is likely to make the breakup cleaner and more decisive – something that is essential if you wish to put the affair behind you before your spouse gets wiser. http://www.futurescopes.com/affairs-and-infidelity/857/how-end-extramarital-affair-your-spouse-comes-know
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RaeMystix:A controlled explosion has just been carried out within the stadium by bomb disposal experts at Old Trafford. And dearie me, what a state of affairs: people can’t just go to a football match for fear other people might blow them up. |
The match has been abandoned because of a suspect package found at Old Trafford. Supporters in the north and west stands were told to leave shortly before the scheduled 3pm kick-off, which was consequently delayed for 45 minutes before the club announced it had been abandoned altogether. The club described it as “operation code red”. Cheers!!! |
#7 Friends don't sext gf's friends It is wise to keep in mind that texts pretty much set your words in stone, providing hard proof of infidelity. http://likes.com/g/20204634?v=j8sfjE6M7AgDqKmh5wmkW6951B1V3ccRd4E1g07&page=7
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#6 Again?! When will they learn?
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#5 Busted! The beauty (or, in this case, curse) of modern technology is how portable our phones are... I could be anywhere right now! Even at the same bar as you, darling!
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#1 Home Surveillance And here I thought that the purpose of in-home monitoring was to keep the trouble OUT.. #2 Mind your P's and J's It might be best to choose an undercover lover whose name is a little less similar to that of the guy you are already dating! #3 Fool me once... One crisis averted... Another egun! #4 Familial Blackmail How long do you think $1000 will buy him?
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Please attempt all questions. All questions carry equal marks. If GEJ is a constant, while APC is variable, and if 1year has been used for blaming; With the aid of a diagram, 1. Discuss the probability of APC blaming GEJ for the next 3 years for, i. Dollar increase ii. Fuel price increase. 2. If APC = all promises cancelled, where PMB is a constant, discuss the speed at which peoples' suffering may increase. 3. Define the term, 'Budget padding'. 4. Mention 3 types of APC propaganda you know, and how they can be used in the 21st century politics. 5. Mention five prisoners you know that were fed with N14,000 a day. 6. Mention the next 3 countries PMB will travel to after London. 7. If PMB is silent when herdsmen kill people, but buys fighter jet when Biafra is mentioned, solve the equation in correlation to x. 8. Write short notes on these mad phrases: i. masquerade dressing. ii. importation of grass. iii. pencil production by 2017. 9. If x is change, and y is lies/propaganda, solve the equation, 2x + 5y = ? 10. If you used to be corrupt but now fantastically corrupt. Explain the effect of gravitational force on you. |
DjAndroid:Yeah. Sublime beauty. |
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The Niger Delta crisis is a serious matter that requires serious policy and committed and courageous leadership to resolve. The Niger Delta has been complaining about environmental damage from oil exploration and rising unemployment and poverty in the region, but the successive governments and the multi-national oil corporations have been insensitive to the plight of the people. The people have endured a long history ofeconomic and social injustice and they are now “tired of being at the bottom.” I don't support the activities of the militants, but the truth is that, we the people of Niger Delta have been suffering from environmental degradation and pollution through oil spillage and gas flaring. There are many other “Tales of Agony” strewn the landscape that I do not deem necessary to drop here. The crisis in the Niger Delta is not complex by itself. But the approach to resolving it makes it complex and dangerous. Thepeople are not asking for anything out of the ordinary. The region that is home to Nigeria’s oil wealth remains the mostimpoverished community in the nation. What a paradox! Travel down to the communities and you will notice the lack of basic infrastructure, good network of roads, health care facilities, good schools and portable water etc. The oil wealth is not being used to develop the area. The successive governments have collected billions of dollars from the land over the decades, but little (if any) has been invested in the area to improve the people’s living conditions. Is there anything wrong in investing some money that are realized from the oil extracted from the region to improve the people’s living conditions? The main causes of Niger Delta crisis include greed and selfishness, deprivation and poverty, and “social injustice.” Thesimple meaning of social justice, according to experts, is that the same contribution equals the same benefit. A person’s“benefit" equals his or her “contribution.” And no community should be given more when it contributes less or be given less when it contributes more! That is the crux of the matter in the Niger Delta crisis! The Niger Delta is contributing a lot to the economic well being of Nigeria and it is getting nothing, but destruction, in return. Without social justice there will be no peace in the Niger Delta and socioeconomic development will continue to elude the region. Social justice is an important ingredient for “socioeconomic development.” It creates “a healthy, harmonious, reliable social psychological atmosphere that willstimulate economic development.” And because of social injustice the entire nation is slowly becoming politically and economically very unstable. God bless Nigeria!!! |
This write up was inspired by this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/3103346/uju-stella-pregnant-burna-boy Uju Stella: "I Am Pregnant For Burna Boy" - Lady Claims. THE BABY MAMA SYNDROME. Baby mamas are unwed mothers of any age. The fathers of their children are baby daddies. “Baby mama drama” has become a common expression for the many conflicts associated with baby mamas. Less well known is “baby daddy trauma,” which refers mostly to domestic or other violence committed by a baby daddy. “Drama” and “trauma” don’t begin to describe all the issues included in the Baby Mama Syndrome? WHAT IS THE BABY MAMA SYNDROME? Dictionary definitions of syndrome often describe “a constellation of” symptoms, things, events etc. related to a certain condition. A syndrome is also defined as “a predictable pattern” of circumstances, behaviors, events etc. associated with a particular social condition. Unwed pregnancies and births are the social condition we’re dealing with here. I define the Baby Mama Syndrome as the constellation of circumstances, people, relationships, behaviors, and negative effects related in any way to two people making a baby together when they are not married to each other. It is not a medical or psychological diagnosis, although some of the negative effects on individual baby daddies and especially on baby mamas and their children can be both psychological and medical. CAN WE SIMPLIFY THAT DEFINITION? I’ll try. The Baby Mama Syndrome starts with two people who are not married to each other conceiving a child together. The Baby Mama Syndrome involves the baby mama, the baby daddy, their biological relatives and in-laws, as well as other baby mamas and baby daddies with “ties” to the baby mama or baby daddy, plus friends, the police, the court system, society, taxpayers, and, of course, the child. The Syndrome includes any behavior by any of those people or institutions that would not have happened if the baby had never been conceived. It can also include living arrangements, employment, and lifestyle. In fact, it includes just about anything related to the two unmarried parents. We all suffer from the Baby Mama Syndrome. The number of illegitimate births in our country every year is huge, and this phenomenon has changed our culture forever, with lasting negative effects on individuals (especially the children), governments, and society. OK, SO THAT IS NOT VERY SIMPLE. TRY AGAIN. We start with two people who are not married to each other having sex resulting in the female getting pregnant. Well, that’s not really the start. Let’s look at the five components of my definition of the Baby Mama Syndrome, starting with “circumstances.” CIRCUMSTANCES. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Halle Berry, and Dwight Howard make unwed pregnancies look like no big deal. But celebrities often have lots of money to help solve their problems, although their wealth isn’t always enough. Most baby mamas and baby daddies are poor, can’t afford health care for themselves or their children, and have trouble putting food on the table. Many have to live with parents or grandparents. A large proportion of them didn’t intend to make a baby at all. They may be in committed relationships, just dating, or hooking up the night they meet. They may be married to someone else and make a baby while having an extramarital affair. PEOPLE. Baby mamas may be children themselves or in their forties, and baby daddies can be any age from puberty on up. A quarter of a million teen-agers became baby mamas last year , some of them for the second, third, and even fourth times. Baby mamas and baby daddies can be any race, ethnic group, or religion. A shocking array of people may be brought into the troubles of baby mamas and their baby daddies. The baby mama many times is in conflict with some other woman who is seeing the baby daddy or has a child with him. The other woman is her “romantic rival,” according to academic experts. Friends, neighbors, the older children of one of the parents, relatives, even strangers can get caught up in the problems. The police are called, a judge puts one or both parents in jail or on probation, court staff and child support enforcement personnel have to deal with them, and social workers such as child protective investigators are brought in. And, obviously, there is always at least one baby. These people and the agencies they work for may be part of a particular Syndrome, but all of them are part of the Syndrome we as a society and as taxpayers suffer from. RELATIONSHIPS. One of the biggest problems in the Baby Mama Syndrome is that relationships between baby mamas and baby daddies are often fleeting and unstable, and new boyfriends and girlfriends move in and out of the homes to the detriment of the kids. Besides the intimate partner relationship between the two unmarried parents, “relationships” in the Baby Mama Syndrome include any connection any person or agency may have with the baby mama or baby daddy. Romantic rivals, friends, grandparents, strangers, hookups, neighbors, the parents’ other children, current and ex-spouses, live-in boyfriends and girlfriends, fellow workers and bosses, anyone connected in any way with either the baby mama or baby daddy can get caught up in their drama. BEHAVIORS. As time goes on I will introduce you to the wild and often bizarre behaviors of some baby mamas and baby daddies and the others brought into the drama. One woman stalking another is commonplace, especially by phone or on social media like Facebook. Domestic violence occurs frequently. The children may be abused emotionally, physically, or sexually. Some parents have little interest in raising children; others can’t or won’t support the kids. Baby mamas account for 85% of abortions each year in this country. Some baby mamas or baby daddies drink excessively or abuse drugs, and their behavior can lead to abuse, abandonment, or neglect of their children. NEGATIVE EFFECTS. If you’ve read this far, you get the idea. I have written and will write many thousands of words spelling out in detail the negative effects of the Baby Mama Syndrome. Those effects are the unfortunate fallout from a culture that no longer values marriage as a necessary step before making babies, and of several years in which 40% of all babies born in this country have had mothers who were not married and probably didn’t want the babies in the first place. http://www.judgedoyel.com/domestic-violence/the-baby-mama-syndrome-2/ |
The truth is that the current fuel price has adverse consequences on the socio-economic life of the nation. It has already widened the distance between the government and the people and created distrust between the people and the government. The timing is wrong and besides, the increment would definitely worsen the hardship Nigerians are currently experiencing. |
emmasege:it’s hard to toe the party line when there are two lines. Or three. Or seven. And they're constantly intersecting, crossing over, attacking each other or just going backwards. |
hmuhammad:The major political parties in naija are the PDP and the APC. Now that PDP are at war with themselves. Just wondering, how do groups with shared ideology and long history end up at each other’s throats? Why would professional politicians with long careers in a political establishment with long and not too impressive history suddenly decide to engage in open verbal warfare against their supposed colleagues, especially with so much at stake? Smh |
popez:Is the source not credible enough? And again, What has President buhari got to do with this? |
The acting National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP ) has threatened to set the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ( EFCC ) against a former Minister of Information, Prof. Jerry Gana, over allegations of looting over N500 million belonging to the PDP. Sherri made this threat in reactions to earlier concerns raised by concerned stakeholders of the party wherein Sherrif was referred to as a ‘hoodlum’.. Sen. Sheriff, speaking through his media aide, Inuwa Bwala, said most of those who spoke have questions over their heads and vowed to tackle them. Bwala, who spoke at the PDP secretariat, said Sheriff would not hesitate to invite the EFCC to investigate Prof Jerry Gana, for allegedly receiving N500 million from Sky Bank in the name of the PDP. “I know, as a fact, that Jerry Gana had written to the national chairman to allow him nominate some people into certain committees, or allow him perform certain functions for the party. Whether these requests were granted or not is immaterial. But, that is perhaps, one of the reasons that he has taken the position against anything this man (Sheriff) does. “The chairman has been running away from receiving the report of the PDP finance committee, because it is on record that the same Jerry Gana, on behalf of the party, without using the machinery of the party, collected the sum of N500 million from Skye Bank, over which the PDP was dragged to court and which it is being compelled to pay,” he said. Besides playing active role that led to the defeat of former President Goodluck Jonathan, Bwala alleged that Gana and his cohorts were aggrieved because their personal interests were not guaranteed by the current leadership of the party. Reacting to Professor Tunde Adeniran’s remarks, Bwala said, “When hoodlums come to power and have a direction, vagabonds should keep quite. http://saharareportersrescue.com/2016/05/13/i-will-set-efcc-against-you-sheriff-threatens-jerry-gana/
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Lekan Shonde who has been in police detention since he surrendered himself to the police, is now on hunger strike. He has refused to eat since arriving at the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department (SCIID) at Panti, Yaba, Lagos on Monday. Shonde was alleged to have beaten his wife, Ronke, to death last Thursday at their Egbeda, Lagos home. He has denied the allegation but accused his wife of mocking him with her adulterous affair. Police detectives searched his home on Wednesday as investigation hots up onto the case… It was gathered that the team of detectives who took him home included forensic experts. According to The Nation, autopsy has been conducted on his late wife at the Lagos State Teaching Hospital. The result of autopsy will be ready in two days. Meanwhile, the deceased’s alleged lover who is a manager in the company where she worked, has remained silent despite being accused by Shonde of wrecking his home. Sources said the admitted that Shonde sent him messages to leave his wife, but he’s not ready to talk yet. Shonde said that he quarrelled with his wife after he overheard her conversation with her lover after she came back from a 5-day to Abuja with him. Police sources said they are looking at all possibilities that would have led to the wife’s death and once they are done with investigatuons, they will make their findings public for all Nigerians to see. https://nigeriacamera.net/suspected-wife-killer-lekan-shonde-goes-hunger-strike/
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davidsgal:True that. Now you are sounding very emotional. Pride will halt a person’s ability to grow. Not a good thing. Thank God for showing you how pride can destroy relationship(s). |
Pride can destroy a marriage very fast. If a husband or a wife is full of pride they will have a difficult time apologizing. Being married is challenging. When two people live together day in and day out, there will be times that they hurt each other, annoy each other, they will not always meet each others expectations… and the list can continue. My point is that being able to say “I’m sorry” whether one is wrong or right is necessary for a marriage to thrive. A prideful person is recognizable by their behavior. Pride is manifested in many ways. A prideful person convinces themselves that they are always right. This makes it very difficult for them to admit when they are wrong, it makes it difficult for them to admit that they sin, and it makes it very difficult for them to apologize. A prideful person believes they are self sufficient so they do not depend on God, their spouse, or anyone else. They have a “know-it-all” attitude and are conceited, exaggerating their importance by esteeming themselves above others. They criticize others, yet when criticized they become very defensive. They have a difficult time submitting to others and they are stubborn! A prideful person may only struggle with one of those things or all of them, the critical thing is to understand how to define pride. Then we need to evaluate ourselves and see if we hav pride in our hearts. God detests pride because it keeps people away from Him. A prideful person does not acknowledge their sin or their dependence for God so they keep their distance. In his pride the wicked man does not seek him; in all his thoughts there is no room for God. – Psalm 10:4 God warns us in Proverbs that pride will bring upon destruction. Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. – Proverbs 16:18 We need to be very careful that we do not allow destruction into our marriage through the existence of pride. Pride will corrode our relationships and destroy the intimacy God designed us to experience in marriage. The best way to extinguish pride is to practice Humility. |
ganye1:On the contract award letter for contractors supplying food to inmates, it is less than 150 per meal inclusive of gas or firewood. |
Perhaps what the minister actually wanted to say was N14,000 monthly. That's N400/N500 daily. Slip of tongue bear with him please. Remember in all Nigerian secondary schools. The average 3 square meals is N300 daily. Lol. And to think that NGN18,000 is the minimum wage. Smh |
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An Indian woman and her husband who are both in their 70s have celebrated the birth of a baby boy following IVF treatment, their first successful pregnancy in 46 years of marriage. Daljinder Kaur gave birth last month after two years of treatment using donor eggs at a fertility clinic in the northern state of Haryana. Though certainly one of the oldest mothers to give birth, her exact age was unclear. She has said she is about 70 but does not have a birth certificate, which is not uncommon in India . Anurag Bishnoi, embryologist and owner of the National Fertility and Test Tube Baby centre in Hisar, told the Guardian he believed she could be 72. “She has said she is five to seven years younger than her husband, and his birth certificate shows he was born on 12/04/1937,” he said. Kaur said she and her husband, Mohinder Singh Gill, a farmer, had almost lost hope of having their own child and had faced ridicule in a country where infertility is sometimes seen as a curse from God. “God heard our prayers. My life feels complete now,” she told Agence France-Presse from the northern city of Amritsar. “I am looking after the baby all by myself. I feel so full of energy. My husband is also very caring and helps me as much as he can.” Their son, born “healthy and hearty” and weighing 4.4lb (2kg), has been named Arman. Kaur said: “When we saw the [IVF] advert, we thought we should also give it a try as I badly wanted to have a baby of my own.” Bishnoi, who set up the clinic after gaining a master’s in clinical embryology at the University of Leeds, has carried out successful IVF on several geriatric couples. In 2008 one of his patients, Rajo Devi Lohan, became a first- time mother at 70 when she gave birth to a baby girl . Another woman became the mother of triplets at 66. He said Kaur and Gill had suffered several setbacks in their quest for parenthood and had previously been unable to afford the treatment. After trying unsuccessfully to conceive, they adopted a boy in the 1980s, but he went to study in the US and never returned. “They also had some family problems. A person who is infertile is not given a piece of land or any property by his father,” said Bishnoi, explaining that Gill had to fight his father in the courts. “He won, and then he got this piece of land and he got the money for the treatment.” Bishnoi said he was initially reluctant to perform the procedure due to Kaur’s age and the fact she looked frail. A series of medical tests, including stringent cardio checks, showed she was fit and healthy, and the risk to her health of becoming pregnant was no higher than if she had been middle-aged, he said. “They were donor eggs. She had two attempts and then a gap of six months. And then on the third attempt, it was successful. “For them it is a time of great happiness. Especially because her brother, also, didn’t have any children. They were two families, and both didn’t have children. In Indian law they don’t allow adoption after 45 years of age.” He said he recognised that some people may consider IVF in older women unethical. “My point is if you put a restriction [on receiving IVF treatment] of 45 or 50 years, you will have to put a restriction on the males also. If they are talking about ethics, the [age] should be the same for both.” As to how the couple would cope, he said: “They have relatives who are ready to help take care of the baby. And you can make anyone a guardian.” Gill told AFP he was unfazed by their age. “People say, what will happen to the child once we die. But I have full faith in God. God is omnipotent and omnipresent, he will take care of everything.” http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/may/10/indian-woman-in-her-70s-gives-birth-to-healthy-baby-boy
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Due to diminishing patronage as a result of the nation’s dwindling economy which led to financial slup and low spending by Nigerians, prostitutes of the sex market in Paradise City, Calabar, the Cross Rivers State capital, has been forced to slash their charges to an all-time low of N400 per insertion and N1,500 – N2,000 per night for home service. A commercial s*x worker from one of the hot red light zones in the city, Madam Becky, who spoke in Pidgin English, told Niger Delta Voice that since February, the girls have been complaining of ‘bad market.’ “Why you dey ask me all this kind JAMB question sef, u sure say u no be police? Na because you buy me drinks, wetin I fit tell be say Buhari government no favour us at all, if na before, u no go see girl plenty like that for here, except say Ekelebe people dey disturb. We dey settle them well well, but since February, the business don bad well well,” she lamented. At some of the brothels and spots in Calabar South visited by a reporter, the story was the same. A street walker, Princess, said: “I finished My WAEC before I joined this runs oo, my father died that same year and my mother is not too strong to take care of all of us. “My father’s people accused our mother of our father’s death, so life has indeed being difficult. I actually came to Calabar in November 2015. I am from Orlu in Imo state but I started this business in Owerri before I moved to a joint in Obiagu in Enugu. Then for a change of environment, I decided to come to Calabar, last year, because I heard that there is usually a boom during the Calabar Carnival and I witnessed it, but things started changing around February,” she said. According to her: “We used to collect a minimum of N500 naira for a round of sex but it started going down after that Valentine celebration. My customers in a day before used to be between 20–35 when business was good, but as I am talking to you, my highest in a day is no longer up to 18 or 20 when there is a boom. “Upon say I be slim-fit, the only time we have business now is when they pay salaries, during festivities and public holidays,” she asserted. At a spot on Lugard Street, one of the call girls accosted areporter, saying, “No be N500 again oo, Buhari don make us bring down the price, port one and get one free. If you want home service, just tell me na only 2k I go collect but you go buy be drink and suya ooo with Indomie, but if you want sharp sharp, na N500 I go collect for one round ooo,” she added. According to her, “We just dey manage to survive, wetin man pikin go do, people no dey patronize us like before again, de only hope wey we get some time na some of our regular customers and during some weekends and holidays, but we nor get choice than to reduce wetin we dey charge before,” she asserted. http://nigeriana.org/news/metro-news/dwindling-economy-calabar-pr0stitutes-now-charge-n400-per-insertion-n1500-per-night/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook
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depressedsoul:Hahahahha Where you get money to subscribe /buy data? |
pacino26:Another regulatory loophole that plague Nigeria’s upstream sector is in the area of workforce retention. Qualified and experienced Nigerians ,that is, the petroleum, mechanical, electrical engineers and others in related fields are either practicing in the diaspora, or are in the country working in banks, communication firms, are privately employed or struggling to make ends meet. Not many are employed in the oil and gas sector within the country. It is a well known fact that foreign companies operating in Nigeria’s upstream oil and gas sector are daily flouting the local content agreement as far as worker recruitment is concerned. Expatriate welders, crane operators, instrument technicians, safety engineers, project managers,environmental advisors and other lower, middle and senior level workforce for which Nigerian equivalents abound fill thestaff registers of Shell, Chevron, etc . In the faceof d failure of existing legislation to address this very important issue, how does the Ministry of Petroleum intend to correct dis anomaly and ensure that the privatization of Nigeria’s refineries truly benefit Nigerians? |
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