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Iamagoodgirll:
Billionaire gang
Omo this money should locate me o

You have to get married to a billionaire first

Iyaebe:
If that other man in the last pix isn't married, I'm up for grab, no time for all these youngies and their wahala

He might not be into you

What the heck

Landlords should understand that the country is tough,and the economy is terrible

All these news on the internet are just being fabricated just to trend,because if it were to be true,bob's p.a wouldn't have had the guts to come out and say all this manner of rubbish.

Which work dem wan work

If i were a foreigner,i can't invest in a country like Nigeria

PENISgod:
Hello guys....so I am currently 20 years of age..I just passed the just concluded jamb and I am wanting to study computer science in either a polytechnic or university then after that, join the military through S.S.C ..I have few questions I would love to ask anyone who has gone through similar experience or knows a thing or two...



Note- please nobody should come here and start telling me to finish one first as I am only trying to plan ahead... thanks..



1) should I go for a university degree ( with strike and possible extra years put into consideration) or a polytechnic for H.N.D?



2) is there a limit to the rank I can achieve for going through S.S.C ( because I've heard something like that) and how long would it take to rise to that rank if there's any?


I really need as much advice as possible,my future is at stake. Please help me..

Abeg use ur youthful age and do something else meaningful

Juliusmomoh:
Good morning nairalanders...

Permit me to go direct to the point.

I snore alot.

Am tired of this shit. It makes me feel uncomfortable around people.

I don't like sleeping in people's house because of this.

Please anyone with the best remedy to stop this ?
Even in the afternoon, i snore.

Your comment please..

Stress and high bp is also a factor,but i will advice you exercise regulary

But truth be told....90% of female actresses sleep with different men to gain financially,e.g-Destiny E

Iamagoodgirll:
So I came across this post in a group

NL guys have you experienced this?, also share your view.

I NEED ADVAISE FROM A MALE READERS:

And no, my story is not made up. It’s for real, actually very real. I am a top executive of a very successful conglomerate my father founded. I resumed the job early this year when I returned from the U.K after completing my MBA.
As a result of my job, I usually find myself frequenting places I ordinarily wouldn’t want to- Ikoyi club, society weddings, conferences, etc. I’m a geek for the most part, and something of a recluse. I would rather stay in my house at the end of day and watch TV. When I became Deputy CEO of the company, I realized that I had to start hanging out at these places to build a social circle, mostly for business reasons. I am not a very sociable person, but with the help of my more outgoing cousins, I have been able to build a pretty decent network of Lagos ‘big boys’ between January when I returned and now.

During a conference in Lagos this year, I was approached by a young lady banker. She was working in the Marketing department at one of these banks, She’s pretty young- about 7 years my junior. I’m 28; this lady is about 21. You know how young these graduates are these days.

Anyway, she walked up to me and started persuading me to consider opening up a bank account with her bank and told me all the benefits of the account, etc. She looked so innocent and desperate, and practically begged me for an opportunity to see me again so that she could convince me. I ended up giving her my complimentary card. I usually don’t just give out my card like that, but I did.
Three days later, when I was hanging out with my new-found friends and my cousins at a bar at one of the Hotels on the Island during the early evening, this girl called me and reminded me who she was. She said she really needed me to open an account, and that she was eager to convince me on why I needed to open an account. My friends noticed I was talking to a girl on the phone. You know how guys are; they teased me and asked me to just play around with her and invite her for drinks.
I asked her to come over to the Hotel, and surprisingly, she said she would be there in 20 minutes. The branch she worked in is on the Island, so she apparently took a Bike and came to meet us. This was about 6pm. The girl came, and my friends all saw her. They smiled and talked among themselves in hush tones, and I talked briefly with her for like 5 minutes and told her I would make a decision on banking with her or not. She was desperate from what I could see, and she was eager to get my account.

When she left, my friends all laughed mischievously and told me in plain terms that I had to sleep with the girl. They went on talking about how all these bank marketers sleep with different men before getting deposits, and insisted that I must not be any different. Now, I’m not a virgin; I’ve had my own fair share of sex in the past, but I’ve never been one to take advantage of a girl. I knew she was desperate as she had a target to meet up to, or something of the sort. But when you’re a guy hanging out with guys, it’s pretty difficult to be the odd one out. All my friends made me promise that I’d sleep with the girl. I promised; I didn’t want to look like some geek. And I’m really trying to feel among these guys.

To cut a long story short, two days later, when I was in my office, this girl called me and tried persuading me to bank with her. As she was talking to me on phone, I asked her jokingly: “What are you willing to do in order for me to open an account with you?”

She hesitated and then she told me: “Anything you want sir.”

Gbam! That was my cue. I asked her to meet me at one hotel for drinks later that evening. I asked my PA to book a room for me at the Hotel. She came to meet me. We had drinks, we chatted. She told me that her bosses had ordered her to deliver N10million to the bank that month, and that so far, she hadn’t gotten anything. Her job was on the line, and she had only just started working there 3 weeks before. I asked her to follow me to the room. She did. I slept with her.

Surprisingly, it turns out she was doing it for the first time. She was actually a Virgin. The bed sheet was stained with her blood and all that stuff, and I was just amazed. I thought being a marketer and all, that she would have been sampled many times. But no, she was a virgin. When we finished, she was shy of looking at me in the eye. We didn’t talk much. I gave her money for a Taxi, and gave her the name of the Finance director of the subsidiary I am in charge of. I asked her to meet him the following day to open up a corporate account. I instructed the guy to open up an account worth a few hundreds of millions- probably enough to meet her target for the next 2 years if there is such a thing in commercial banking circles. I don’t know how these banks work.

Anyway, she called me and thanked me profusely for saving her job. My friends now know I have slept with her, and I have solidified my place among them as a ‘bad’ guy.

The issue is this: I haven’t been able to stop thinking about her. It’s been like six weeks now. I haven’t called her since then, even though she keeps sending me text messages asking after my wellbeing and thanking me for banking with her. She deals directly with my Finance guy so we don’t talk money ever. But I think about her every day. I think I actually have feelings for her, and the idea that I was her first makes me feel like she should belong to me. I’ve never been a Lady’s first. I’m actually going crazy with thoughts about this girl.

Am I crazy? Should I call her up and ask her out? How would that feel? How would she react? Also, considering that my friends all see her as the bank ‘LovePeddler’ would it be a good idea to still ask her out? How will my friends see me? I’m not looking for sex from her; I’m looking for something real, something intimate. I want something that’d last- probably forever.

I’ve never felt this way about any other lady in a really really long time. What should I do?

The man is a mumu man,him no wise....Like say dem no dey fake virginity

AutoChick4U:
Dem dey do ritual for london again!!!??

Na your fellow Nigerian do am

Out dated war plane

So sad.....Let the military deploy everyone according to their region

Medusa65:
Can you.....??

Madam calm down,70% of Nigerians will do it just for N1m

JackDaAlienz:
Thank you so much
I avoided her to the point I didn't check her Instagram for 2 good years..
Last year August, I decided to man up and check her Instagram
Brooooooooooooooo I was shattered

She now has a son for the rich guy
And she is posting traveling photos around the world.
I felt joy for her new life but deep down I was crying like crazy.
It made me feel depressed but I plan to move on and HURSTLE harder.
I don't know if I will ever see her again
That girl loved me like crazy, our love was like fairytale.
To see her with her son and husband breaks my heart but I'm really really happy for her.
We both dreamed of living together and getting rich. We even talked about how cute our kids will be. We had plans
I just want to erase her out of my mind but it's like the bond I had with her is too strong!

What is her handle

Nigeria government that lacks maintenance culture...I give it 3 three years,it will come to a stand still

I have never in my life heard a mosque or any individual of muslim religion build a church before...

Before my father died,that was one of the advice he gave me,even if i find myself in China tomorrow,that I should not have anything to do with any married woman

ChocolateWine:
You shed tears and you're using the small money donated by the church to erect structures.

You lack understand,carefully read again

naijadrivablog:
You left out who the "Chico" is? Is it De Chico, who is also Obi Cubana and Onwumelu "Instigator's" pal.

Small boy wey de do big things for Adazi

Which small boy,man_like_chico?

Chico group,man is into manufacturing of roofing sheet.... Check out his son on instagram Man_like_chico

Sandydayziz:
Happy birthday
Lord I tap from his grace.

You be palm wine tapper?

Life is too short

The way things are going in this country,we might turn worst than Yemen or Syria....

God bless Nigeria,we are truly cursed

The north are the ones dragging the country backward

The same boko boys he is funding

Yorubas keep making the same mistake by voting and supporting the North

Nigeria get sense before

AlexReports:
OFALA FESTIVAL: Prince Don Okonkwo, Ifeanyi Uba, Traditional Rulers, Others Storm Ojota Cultural Festival In Style

PROMOTING THE IGBO CULTURE IS NON-NEGOTIABLE SAYS PRINCE DON OKONKWO

The recently held Ofala Festival, one of the most recognised traditional exercise in Anambra state and across the entire Igbo Community, held on January 2nd 2021, may have decided a new phase of development for Ndi Ojota, where the annual festival was held. Speaking during the Festival, Prince Don Okonkwo assured Ndi Ojota and the entire people of Anambra state of his undaunted commitments towards promoting the Igbo culture and it's age-long heritage.

According to reports, the Ofala Festival witnessed the presence of prominent personalities across the southeast and South-south region of Nigeria, some of which includes the distinguished presence of Senator Ifeanyi Uba, Chief Obiora Okonkwo, Hon. Prince Ned Nwoko, traditional rulers and the Host, His Royal Highness, Igwe Gerald Obunaduke Mabamalu, Eze Oranyelu 1-Eze Ojota III.

While speaking to our AnambraUpdate, Prince Don Okonkwo, a former Governorship Aspirant in Anambra state applauded HRH Igwe Gerald Obunaduke Mabamalu, Eze Oranyelu 1-Eze Ojota III, the traditional ruler of Ojota, for his earnest contribution towards promoting peace in his domain and prayed that his reign shall be long, thereby providing prosperity for the people of Ojota.

Don Prince Okonkwo further maintained that promoting and preserving the norms and traditions of Ndi Igbo remains sacrosanct and non-negotiable. He however appreciated the commitment of other renowned Personalities and their roles in ensuring that the pride of the Igbo culture remains fortified, united and targeted at a collective fruition for its people.

It is Ojoto not ojota