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Hw do I get to ikoyi from badagry I beg |
Sorry abt dis but never pick an offence on dis. I once forgot my gurl friend birthday the funnest part is I called her dat day nd she picked we talked at lenght but she did not mention it at all. Though the reason for this is as a result of many issues running in my head. Wen it it was afternoon dat day she told me dat today is her birthday it was a bad day for me coupled with issues dat I ve already cos hw do I explain dat I forgot nd it was clear to her dat I forgot not dat I ve another gurl but it just happened.though I begged million times nd I ve to buy a special gift more than I could ve bought if I remembered. Don't worry is not late yet ur gurl and ur family memebers might still call. But never pick an offence on dis cos it might be u next tym. But from me to you happy birthday day bro wishing u LLNP |
It depends on the heart of ur hubby to be. Some men can take it as a serious issue to split d relationship cos might think is a spiritual attack while some see it as ordinary issue dat need medical attention. Try and dissuss issues that affect u in some ways with him first to see how he handles it. Pls put a test forward before telling him this. I also ave a friend that has d same issue with u and has overcome it. I will get intouch with him to ask him the medical measure put in place. As a guy he is not shy to talk over it so I knw d facts would come out nd I will get intouch with u soon. |
Now d real show *spread mat* It must certainly end well ![]() |
I think Mr president decision is as a result of the present pressure he has with the health sector especially with the Ebola virus. I think the doctors also shld help. I don't think with dis out break our doctors shld be on strike at all. I mean for what reason would they go on strike wen they knw hw challenging this Ebola virus is. The doctors shld just forget this strike issue. Save us of Ebola den we Nigerians we fight for your right for you if Mr president refuse. Is it after the Ebola issue die down den u wanna surface? Indeed u earn no respect and diginity again from we Nigerians. Pls do what is right at the right time.No time to check time |
. . . ..CONAKRY, Guinea (AP) — The medical school professors no longer want Kadiatou Fanta in the classroom. Her boyfriend has broken up with her. Each day the 26-year-old eats alone and sleeps alone. Even her own family members are afraid to touch her months after she survived Ebola. Long gone are the days when she was vomiting blood and wracked by fever. And even with a certificate of health declaring her as having recovered, she says it's still as though "Ebola survivor" is burned on her flesh. "Ebola has ruined my life even though I am cured," she says. "No one wants to spend a minute in my company for fear of being contaminated." The Ebola virus is only transmitted through direct contact with bodily fluids of the sick, such as blood, saliva, urine, sweat or semen. When the first cases emerged in Guinea back in March, no one had ever confronted such a virulent and gruesome disease in this corner of Africa. The current outbreak now has killed more than 1,000 people, according to the latest figures from the World Health Organization. The fatality rate in previous Ebola outbreaks has been up to 90 percent, though health officials say this time up to half of victims are surviving. While there is no specific treatment for Ebola, patients can be given supportive care such as intravenous fluids to keep them hydrated. If they can live long enough to develop antibodies to the virus they can survive, though they could still contract other strains of Ebola in the future, medical experts say. ..View gallery In this photo taken Monday, Aug. 11, 2014, Sulaiman Kemokai a Ebola virus survivor stretches in fron …Health workers hope that seeing living proof that people can survive Ebola will encourage fearful communities to get medical care instead of hiding the sick at home where they can infect relatives. In Sierra Leone, Sulaiman Kemokai, 20, was released from an Ebola treatment center on Sunday after spending 25 days there. He still feels stiffness in his joints but says he is gaining strength each day. "When I became sick, I was scared to go to hospital, I hid from my family, from health workers. After four days I couldn't hide anymore, I was too sick. An Ebola ambulance collected me and took me to the hospital," he recalls. But some within his community are reluctant to have any physical contact with Kemokai. Those released from treatment centers are no longer contagious, though Ebola can still be present in men's semen for up to seven weeks. Kemokai will have more family support than most: His older brother and sister also have survived Ebola, while the disease took their mother's life. ..View gallery A healthcare worker walks near a Ebola isolation unit wearing protective gear against the virus at K …Fanta, the Guinean medical student, says she was working as an intern at a clinic in Conakry, the capital, when a patient came in from the provinces sick with what doctors initially thought was malaria. She took the man's vital signs — but as is common in Guinea — she had no protective gloves or face mask. About two weeks later, in mid-March, she started having diarrhea and soon was vomiting blood. She says her lasting troubles began when doctors declared her cured and discharged her from the isolation ward at the hospital in early April. Although she no longer had the virus in her bloodstream, she still was visibly unwell after nearly three weeks in the hospital. Word of her sickness and return spread quickly in the poor suburb of Tanene where she was staying with extended family. The boyfriend she used to see every day disappeared when he heard she had Ebola. Now he won't take her calls, even months later. She tried to re-enroll with her medical school courses at Gamal Abdel Nasser University. In a sign of just how entrenched misconceptions are of Ebola, though, even the instructors did not want her in the classrooms, even though she handed them her certificate of health. "I still haven't taken my exams while my classmates have moved on to the next level," she laments. "The professors said they were going to grade me by telephone." Now she's living off what money her parents can scrape together to send her from their village, and still dreaming of when she can resume her courses. "I want to take care of patients," she says. "The reason I am alive today and speaking to you now is because doctors saved me." ___ Larson reported from Dakar, Senegal. Associated Press writer Michael Duff in Kenema, Sierra Leone also contributed to this report. http://news.yahoo.com/ebola-survivor-shunned-boyfriend-even-school-171433631.html?soc_src=copy |
Dis Ebola self ur own too much oooo. Is like every tin am seeing today is Ebola infected. Even wen pple smile at me I immediatly sense a smell and a tooth infected with Ebola Infact I ave to disinfect my bed nw see trouble. I beg no be me cause am oo na Ebola o |
Na where i keep this my charger oooooooo |
Sometimes It seems like dat but is not like it. I could recall I was also a dull boy when I was young. One of the cause is 1.Environment 2.Peer group 3.Parent 4.The kind of food 5.School All these 5 points must be put into perfect consideration when building a child mentally. Am happy I later changed as my mum played a serious role with those point listed above. Now am a graduate working with one of the best organisation in Nigeria am proud of my self and all thanks to God and my mum. So no child is dull when it comes to academics for the child in question he will later change just put all listed in consideration and pray for him. |
MARKone: The man should be responsible for anything that requires pounding, yam inclusive.responsible for wat? who do the pounding at most canteen? are they not females? i don't think it should be the responsibility of men |
aisha2: Why should they be arguing in your presence?Tohhhh na so oo u've spoken well faaa |
But y would u ve sex wen u re not yet married? ![]() |
repogirl: Hmmmn, for me I think she should have asked him if he was going to pound it before putting it on fire...... also she shouldn't have said it like in front of a visitor, men are proud and the husband will think the visitor will be like so this is how the man cooks for his wife.Wao I must tell u dis. U get brain nice one |
MzMariah: Abeg come pound this yam now now, my friend dey wait and the yam don over done.LOL. no respect added. na ur mouth u go use pound d yam ooo.. |
dorosola: the husband should do it...:-)....some women will pound eh that they will get really tired to even eat and after wards the man go start to make advances again....ahanbut in those days women are the one doing it. what's changing the world or what are changing in it |
a good nation starts from a good family,a good family start from a good father. let's us all do our part including the women. the togetherness of a family goes a long way in helping the children. i can't leave my wife and i can't leave my children. NEVER. I promise to be a good dad to them God help me |
Is very funny yesterday when i make visit to a family.Though i went to the husband's office and from there he said we are going to his new house he just moved to.Getting home we met the wife and jokingly they said they will give me a good meal and i said i will prefer pounded yam since am just coming into their new apartment not knowing i don cause kasala . After the wife finished putting the yam on fire and the yam is done she called her husband for the pounding the hushand responded with eheeennnnn wetin? i should come and pound what? is like you are sick, is it because i sometime help you in pounding yam?.the woman responded with " how will tell me that is it my duty as a woman to be pounding it after i put it on fire? where do you want me to see the power? is that how uncle seun use to do to his wife?'. for my mind i know i don cause wahala so i said they should not worry i will do the pounding since i get power. lol. but my qusetion is. who is to do the pounding, the woman or the man? |
Worried by the socio-economic challenges facing the country, especially the nation’s state of insecurity, witches and wizards in the country recently held an emergency meeting at Afuze, Edo State Making this revelation in an exclusive interview with Saturday Sun in Lagos on Wednesday, leader and spokesman, Witches and Wizards Association of Nigeria, (WITZAN), Dr. Okhue Iboi said the emergency meeting held by his members was not only aimed at discussing the various challenges confronting the nation but also to chart a way forward. “Witches and Wizards in Nigeria are deeply worried by what is going on in the country especially Boko Haram insurgency. As stakeholders in the Nigerian project, we can no longer afford to fold our hands while the nation burns. Enough is enough”, he declared. While saying that the Boko Haram issue was one of the key issues discussed at their meeting, Iboi said it was witches and wizards from Borno, Adamawa and Yobe states that urged the association to convene the emergency meeting. According to him: “Our bi-annual meeting was actually supposed to come up in first week of October, but our fellow brothers and sisters from these three North eastern states made passionate appeal to our general assembly imploring us to discuss Boko Haram matter. Witches and wizards in Adamawa. Borno and Yobe states want us to intervene, to help cage Shekau and his blood-thirsty lieutenants” Speaking on the outcome of their deliberations, the 55-year-old wizard said the days of Abubakar Shekau, Boko Haram leader were numbered. According to him, Shekau will be captured before the end of December, and paraded on the streets of Abuja and Maiduguri for the whole world to see. “We witches and wizards in Nigeria have sealed the fate of Shekau. His days are numbered. He will be captured before the end of December, and contrary to the image and impression he has been creating that he is a warrior, after his capture, he will start singing like a canary bird.” Not done yet, Iboi, further said that Shekau, upon his arrest, will mention some powerful people who are his sponsors. “An ordinary eye can’t see what we are seeing in the coven world. Witches and wizards have put Shekau on our radar. There is no peace for him again until the day of his arrest,” he said. Urging Nigerians to remain steadfast and not to panic, the witches spokesman added that the parents of the missing Chibok girls will soon have cause to smile. “Those girls are coming back home. They will be rescued, but it is sad that I have to say here that not all of them are coming back. They are not being held in the same place, some are in Niger, and some are in Cameroon while others are in Chad and Nigeria” , he added. Iboi, who said Nigerians should not doubt the witches’ declaration or revelations on the state of affairs in Nigeria, said: “This is not the first time we will be coming out to speak about the nation. Five years ago, this was in 2010, when Nigerians were preparing for 2011 general elections, especially the presidential poll, we came out to warn General Ibrahim Babangida and former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar not to contest against President Goodluck Jonathan, that Jonathan will floor them. What happened after these two eminent Nigerians disobeyed us, they lost in a disgraceful manner to Jonathan. Our warning to IBB and Atiku came out in one or two national dailies.” Continuing, he said: “In November last year, during one of our meetings, it was revealed to us that former CBN governor Lamido Sanusi would be unceremoniously removed from office, many people then labelled us fakes but what happened thereafter? Sanusi was ignominiously removed from office without completing his tenure. “That time we also said that some PDP top notchers that decamped to APC would come back to PDP, did this not also come to pass? Witches don’t speak from both sides of the mouth, and what is not revealed to us in our meetings, we will never say it was revealed to us. We seldom speak out on national issues, we only speak when it is necessary to do so, and we do so out of patriotism”. On other national issues which they discussed, Iboi said the newly installed Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido should not rejoice yet. According to him: “What we see before Sanusi is myriad of woes. His road will be rough. Turbulent days lie ahead of him, he should not rejoice yet. He will experience trouble within and outside the emirate. His enemies are many, and to make matters worse for him, he had stepped on powerful toes. He needs all the prayers in this world to survive the turmoil looming before him.” On the nation’s political landscape, Iboi said Edo State governor, Adams Oshiomhole was standing on a shaky ground. “ It appear as if Oshiomhole is a master political strategist but the crisis currently happening in Edo State will snowball into a bigger crisis that may see Oshiomhole being swept away from office. You can call it a political tornado or Tsunami. Comrade governor should be vigilant,” he said. For APC national leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the witches said: “Tinubu will be betrayed. He will be sold out by those he trusted. This betrayal will affect his political empire. Tinubu’s political dynasty is under threat of crumbling. Tinubu is a good man, but the bitter truth he must swallow today is that APC is going nowhere. Many top notchers of PDP that are in APC now will go back to PDP. Witches said so in November last year and it happened. I’m telling the whole world again today that many former PDP leaders that are now in APC will betray Tinubu and other APC leaders, they will go back to PDP this year, and before 2015 general elections.” On the anxiety over 2015, Iboi urged Nigerians to remain calm. “Nigerians should rejoice. This nation will not break up. Witches and wizards carried out some intercessory spiritual work in Arusa, Tanzania, and New Delhi, in India over this issue, and luckily our brethren, that is fellow witches there, joined hands with us, and it was resolved that Nigeria should not break up. Forget about any American prediction, Nigeria will not break up. There may be pockets of crisis here and there, but they will be election related violence.” On 2015 general elections, the witches said President Goodluck Jonathan will win. “Jonathan will win re-election. Although there will be pockets of violence, Jonathan will win. I will also have to appeal to Buhari and Tinubu, they should not waste their money, time and energy on the poll. They should go home and rest. They should forget about becoming President or Vice President of Nigeria. APC will still lose more governors to PDP before this year runs out”. Asked why other witches and wizards don’t come out or hold their meeting in the open, Iboi laughed, cleared his throat before blunting out. “You speak like a small pikin. Witches are like spirits. We are invisible. It is only those that operate in the spiritual realm that can see us either when we are meeting or going for assignment. I was born a witch. I inherited witchcraft from my mother when I was in her womb, from the age of 7 I started seeing unborn babies in their mothers’ womb, and I could predict with precision of sex of an unborn child whether it is a boy or girl. When I was born, I was born with a leaf in my hand, and starting from the age of 5, I started healing people like a grown-up herbalist.” On the issues of witches being blood- thirsty, and suckling blood, Iboi said: “Those are bad witches, in our own association; we are white witches, and white wizards. We are here to save people. We don’t kill, we counter bad witches and neutralize them whenever they are on their evil mission.” While saying that another meeting of witches and wizards is slated for Damaturu the capital of Yobe State in October, Iboi said the meeting will review the outcome of the one held at Afuze, so as to enable witches to know what action and steps to be taken next. “To add to that, we are also converging on Damaturu as a sign of solidarity with our members, and also people and government of Yobe State that we are with them in the hour of crisis. The Boko Haram insurgency has become an open sore, and we are also joining efforts with government and other stakeholders to contain Shekau and his fellow blood-thirsty followers.” Source: www.sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=72891
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Senator Ali Ndume representing Borno South Senatorial District at the Nigerian Senate has reportedly been tied with funding the Islamic terror sect, Boko Haram. The role allegedly played by Senator Ndume in the death of Major Timothy Fambiya, who led the operation that led to the death of the leader of the Boko Haram sect, Abubakar Shekau, has also been brought to light. Ndume is currently standing trial at an Abuja High Court over links with the infamous terrorist sect. He is accused of providing phone numbers of some government officials to the members of the Islamic sect. The Nigerian Airforce in Borno State recently bombed Senator Ndume’s convoy of vehicles on his way to his village on suspicion that he was attending a meeting with the insurgents. Acording to reports from PointBlankNews, the senator was angered by the deployment of Major Timothy Fambiya, an indigene of Gwoza in Gwoza Local Government Council of Borno State to eradicate the sect members and halt their activities in the area. The area falls within Senator Ndume’s Senatorial District and is predominantly Christian. Ndume, who happens to be a Muslim, could not come to terms with a Christian soldier routing a sect he sympathizes with. He believes a Christian soldier sent to lead the Government forces against the sect is war against Muslims. There are many accounts of the circumstances surrounding Shekau’s death, but he is believed to have been killed in Gwoza Hills by a contingent of Special Forces led by Major A.T. Fambiya. Fambiya is reckoned to be one of the best Special Forces officers in the Nigerian military, who grew up in Gwoza and understood the rocky terrain. Further investigations revealed that it was Major Fambiya that delivered the fatal shot that sent Shakau reeling in Gwoza Hills during a fierce battle but the Boko Haram leader did not die immediately. He was severally moved to Mali and later Cameroon where he gave up the ghost. His aides, who sought to create the impression that he was still alive to sect members, hurriedly buried him. Following Shekau’s death, an infuriated Senator Ndume had allegedly contracted the second in command to Major Fambiya, Captain Ibrahim Jamare, to eliminate him. Captain Jamare, who had briefed the Senator on the circumstances surrounding Shakau’s shooting , was allegedly paid N60 million by the Senator to eliminate the major. While on a return mission to Gwoza Hills still in search of Shekau, Captain Jamare had shot Major Fambiya at the back of the head while he was observing something with binoculars. The military had in a brief ceremony at the Nigerian Military Cemetary in Abuja declared that Major Fambiya was one of the best special forces officer in Nigeria. “He was killed in action on June 26, 2013 in a fierce encounter with Boko Haram terrorists”. www.today.ng/.../exposed-how-senator- ...
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*wait ooooo* is dat not my food burning |
nawa oo. to me there must be sometin u ve done for her. if u search through and there is nothing den believe me there is a new catch out there that is ready to spoil her with cash than u do |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission today arraigned the Taraba State Accountant – General, Joel Joseph Lenbang, before Justice Donatus Nwabueze Okorowo of the Federal High Court Jalingo for defrauding Taraba State Government to the tune of N1.56 billion. He was docked on an 8-count charge bordering on obtaining by false pretense, offenses contrary to and punishable under the Advanced Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, 2006. When the charges were read to him, the accused person pleaded not guilty. The malfeasance came to light following a petition received from a concerned Taraba State indigene, sometime in February 2014, alleging massive looting of Taraba state funds. The petition triggered investigation of the lifestyle of some of the officers mentioned in the petition and who were believed to be living above their means. The investigation uncovered systematic withdrawal of state funds through a scheme mastermind by the accountant - general of the State, Joel Lengbang. Withdrawals were allegedly made under the guise that such monies were used for sundry payments on behalf of ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs), as well as payment of Bank Commissions on Turn over (COT) and Value Added Tax (VAT) which became a monthly affair. A total sum of N1,567,226,557.081 (one billion, five hundred and sixty seven million, two hundred and twenty six thousand, five hundred and fifty seven naira, eighty one kobo) was discovered to have been looted from the state treasury between January 2012 and December 2013. In view of the plea of the accused, prosecuting counsel, Al Qasim Ja’afar applied for a date to commence trial. Counsel to accused, Abayomi Akamode, however, informed the court that he had filed a motion for bail this morning and urged the court hear it. But Al Qasim told the court that he was just served the motion on notice in court and would need time to peruse and respond appropriately. Justice Okorowo adjourned the case till July 11, 2014 for hearing of the bail application and remanded the accused in prison custody. Wilson Uwujaren Head, Media & Publicity 9th July, 2019 Top Stories http://saharareporters.com/2014/07/09/taraba-state-accountant-general-docked-n156bn-fraud
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Why is it dat those girls re not from their various state? Which kind Miss Nigeria be dat when averagely majority of them re from south south. Even from their names you will knw it dosen't tally with their state.I beg na so dem they do am?. See the girl south sorl representing my dear state kwara. |
To die as a Super Eagle of Nigeria is better dan to die as a Brazil. Welcome back home in peace my dear Super Eagles for ur sins ve been forgiven. dis is 7up =)) |
yungboss: The funny thing too about Olx Nigeria is a car being advertised multiple times, in multiple locations and at different ridiculous prices, same car! The whole adverts (90%) in that site are a sham. It's a shame how Nigerians have stooped so low...I thought am the only one that observed wat u just said now. ve seen a car advertised like 5 times from different seller and also different phone numbers attached. |
I think those scammers guys do go to dealers shops nd ve various snaps of cars and post it on olx. I noticed one pics for a car the plate number was photshoped.plate number bigger than the normal picture size .den I knw naija guys re at work. Dis can't be real |
Efemenaxy1: Not often enough when they were alive - especially my nan...sigh..She must be looking for phone tocall heaven for sit reservation. Just joking oo ![]() |
DWJOBScom: You've forgotten the "cousin" lie which is seized custom cars for sale or a laptop for sale , simply pay for the way bill and pick up the laptop when it's delivered then of course pay the invisible driverbut y re nigerians doing dis. Hard for me to believe any tin online from a nigerian especially when it affect money. |
I have noticed dis for a while but kept quiet about dis site especially with the price range that is given to cars. Not too long as a friend just called me to inform me on how some guys wanted to scam him. Those guys telling him to pay into account,making some trickish arrangement e.tc.I ve dis to tell everyone pls do not fall a victim to such guys they re fraudsters for God sake check the below pictures nd see the price tag for these cars dis will convience you that is not real.hummer bus can't be sold for dis amount in nigeria when is not made of wood also see the below toyota. I ve many of these pictures but can't upload them all.
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STENON: Oh My wonderful Grandparnts!!.......Thou they are no more bt I still Love them....Wao touching..... May her soul rest in peace |

Infact I ave to disinfect my bed nw see trouble. 