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I don't even understand how a grown man will be begging for se,x. The man should go and watch THE SPECIALIST... the part the don's son said, "whatever I want, I take".

IMO, I think the guy has blocked his chances of ever reaping from the punny. Naija girls will always be Naija girls. Begging is in their blood stream.

I have met a number of this "secondary virgins", so I have learnt not to listen to what they are saying. Agreed Se,x is not food, but what else can a 'low esteemed', 'corporate begger' offer moi. The simply answer is nothing.
I don't beg for s,ex, and will never beg for s,ex. If I must shoulder your responsibilty, financial and otherwise, I must enter that place. It is non-negotiable.
I had one like that, who withdrew her punny saying "it's becoming too much", I simply withdrew my wallet, sighting hard times. She moved on to another di.ck, I moved on to another p.unny.

Life is simple, if you understand human nature (humans are simply selfish).

Mali don win. Game over.

signs of A Desperate Man.

@Op, I will advice you to marry the girl since you Love her and then after the marriage "stop begging"

The End. Ghana 2 vs Congo 2

5 mins extra

Another good save by Congo's goalie

Good save, by Congo's goalie

Ghana 2 vs Congo 2

see penalty

Ghana 2 vs Congo 1

dangerzone: vad?

rie nshi, onye nzuzu.

dangerzone: use comma instead of fullstop

Idi very iberibe

dangerzone: No i don´t understand

Okay. Na your wahala be that. Pls stop quoting me. Kappish

dangerzone: scored---scores

Score, scored, scoring, scorest....
At least you understand bah...... Ghana 1 vs Congo 0

Ghana scored 1

These Congo guys are putting pressure on Ghana. They may even score before the first half is over.

doctokwus: Sth is not right here.How is it dat any item(not news bc none frm T.A.Orji is newsworthy) frm Orji or his cyberspace bootlickers gets to d frontpage of nland.I hope is not what am suspecting;cause nland dese days appears to be hijacked by govt propagandists frm varied states and d FG,pushing their unworthy items to d Fpage

T.A. Orji and his goons do pay for advert fee to NL.

SlyIg: Kneeling down before man and God, aren't those two quite different? A christian kneels in the church for God but never for a pastor and our dear president isn't exempted.
Bakare,take note pls. President Jonathan isn't bigger than God.

President GEJ, was not kneeling down with other Chrisatin Faithfuls in the pew. He was kneeling directly in front of Papa Adeboye.
It is two different things.

Billyonaire: You sound like you know God by name. Now, Is Presidency of Nigeria greater than Presidency of the Christian God ? I consider Adeboya a servant of Christian God and Jonathan is one of Oyedepo's sheep, so based on this, I consider it proper for Jonathan to kneel before his shepherd Adeboye irrespective of his office. Prayer is a spiritual affair, and I dare to say that Jonathan is not greater than Oyedepo spiritually, he might be President, but Jonathan understands that its an act of God to be President based on circumstances that he became President. Jonathan is humility personified. I love Jonathan more than I love PHCN. Thank you and Please join PDP. We will win 2015 again and no jupiter can stop us as far as Adeboye's God is on our side....sing this song with me this beautiful sunday...."He has done it again!!(2x), for the Lord is on the throne, he has done it again !!!(3x)....Allah Lu Yah...

Joining issues with you where it concerns GEJ, is a losing battle that I am not ready to fight. In your eyes, GEJ can NEVER & WILL NEVER go wrong.

I said, if he were kneeling with other Christain Faithfuls I see nothing wrong. But being singled out to kneel in front of Papa Adeboye is what a lot of people are frowning at.
The guy I quoted said that Papa Adeboye is a "true man of God" and I cautioned that even in the bible, Jesus asked a man "why do you call me Good".

Billonaire, I believe that GEJ is your "Living Saint" who can do No Wrong. Even if GEJ were to win again in 2015, it will not stop people from criticizing him and when he has finally stepped down from that elevated office, posterity will Jugde him.

Dr Gee: in this naija? Wow in abj. Well as far as my state fire service is concerned d huz can burn to ashes. The fire service station i know in ABA has been turn into beer parlour by shine shine bobo(star bar).

You are right.... If anything like fire happens in that Aba city, well I all I say is "e go better."

[quote author=sammy-young]Barake!
Bakare!!
Bareka!!!

Which ever his name is...shld just face his church, so if jonathan was to come to his church and he says, everyone shld kneel b4 God.....he expects Jonathan to stand

He knelt b4 God and not Man....he shld know dat better, even Adeboye kneels to pray in public, just dat bros Jona self, his kneeling was politically motivated

NB: Adeboye is a true Man of God, not just any Man of God[/quote]I am not siding with Bakare in his criticism of GEJ, but what you just wrote in your post is a far cry from the truth.
There is a huge different between GEJ, kneeling down with other christain Faithfuls during a prayer section and GEJ (being called out to) Kneel directly in front of Papa Adeboye.

Moreover, you are not God, to say who is "True Man of God" or not. Even Jesus in the bible was once adressed as "Good" and he asked the man "why do you call me Good?"

someone should please tell me what justification she may have for her devilish act.

In what sounds like a movie tale, A woman in Obuno Umuochefu, Igbo- Ukwu in Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra state has snuffed life out of four children of her boyfriend by strangling them. Not done with her bestial mission, the suspect sat back at the scene of the crime until her victims’ parents returned, and attacked their mother. For Mr and Mrs Nwanneka Ogechukwu Okonkwo, both natives of Ekwulumili in Nnewi South Local Government Area but resident in Igbo-Ukwu, January 15, 2013, came like any other day. But the young couple who are each 28 years old, never knew that it was the day their four children, Chukwuebuka, (13) , Chukwumelum (6) Obumneme (3) and 15-month-old Chinenyenwa would breathe their last. The young couple had no premonition of the tragedy that shocked everybody in the community. Their three sons and a daughter were allegedly killed by a lady simply identified as Blessing, from Abakiliki in Ebonyi State. (Blessing is currently pregnant for the man )Narrating the tragic incident, the mother of the dead children who spoke with Sunday Sun at Ekwulumili Health Centre where she was recuperating from the shock, said that she was also attacked by the suspect. Mrs Okonkwo said that the eldest of her children, Chukwuebuka, was the first casualty. According to her, the suspect allegedly hit him on his forehead with a hard object and dumped the lifeless body inside an underground tank in the compound before strangling his siblings one after the other. “I was to go for a burial ceremony with my husband at Ukpor on that fateful day and the children went to school. We initially left with the youngest one, Chinenyenwa but the vehicle we boarded was jam- packed with passengers and the baby started crying. Consequently, my husband said we should disembark and use our motorcycle but people around said the road was too dusty to ride with a baby on a bike. I decided to go home and wait for our other children who went to school so that they would take care of the baby and enable my husband and I to make the trip with our motorcycle. “But long after school hours, the children didn’t come home. We went to the school and other pupils told us that our children had gone home. I looked for them along the roads they usually take to the house but I did not see them. Thereafter, I urged my husband to go on his own and look for them, but he returned soon after, saying he had seen them coming home. Before my husband and I left for the burial, I gave them food and told them to go and stay with an old woman in the neighbourhood because we are the only occupants of that building, and I don’t like them staying alone in the compound. “We had stayed barely one hour at the burial ceremony when my husband said we should go home. But before we left, my husband’s phone rang and I heard him say, ‘I’m in a burial’. So, as we got close to our home, his phone rang again and he told the caller that we were not back yet. I didn’t ask him who the caller was as we rode straight to the house. “When we got to the elderly neighbour’s house, we were told that she had gone for prayers and that my children were not seen there. We got to the house and I opened the gate from behind believing that the children were inside the house. As we parked our motorcycle inside the compound, my husband pointed to the underground tank that was open. I became apprehensive because we don’t keep it open. But I said maybe the eldest might have drawn water from the well and had forgotten to close it. I called Ebuka but there was no response. I ran into the sitting room and saw the three younger ones lying on the floor as if they were asleep. I ran out again believing that those three were sleeping. I continued to call Ebuka and looked into the tank and I didn’t see anything. “Later, I decided to wake up Ebuka’s immediate younger brother to ascertain the whereabouts of his brother. I called him but he didn’t wake up; I tried to rouse him but he was motionless and so were the other two. I cried to my husband that the children were dead and I concluded that since the three were dead, Ebuka might be inside the well. There were marks of human nails on their necks that showed that they were strangled. One of them had faeces in his anus. “It was when my husband started crying and moved towards our bedroom, that the lady (suspect) emerged from the bedroom and asked him why he was shouting. Then, I advanced towards her and demanded from her, where she kept Ebuka’s body because I had seen the others she killed. I held her and she gripped me. When I freed myself from her grip, I rushed to lock one of the two gates and raised the alarm until neighbours came. “Later, somebody rushed out and called the youths of the community before the local vigilante and policemen arrived. She was arrested along with my husband.” Sources told Sunday Sun that the timely arrival of the police and the local vigilante saved the suspect from being lynched. It was also gathered that Mr Okonkwo, a furniture maker, had been dating the suspect, a relationship his wife confirmed, and had been battling to stop. When contacted, the couple’s landlord, Mr Sunday, who lives outside the community, described the alleged killing of the innocent children as unfortunate and declined further comment. The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) in Anambra State, Mr Emeka Chukwuemeka, confirmed the incident and said the matter was being handled by the State Criminal Investigation Department in Awka, the state capital.
DAILYSUN

el bin manny: Abeg which Dstv channel o ??

233

[quote author=austushi1][/quote]Channel 233 on DSTV

If you have ever trusted and been betrayed you will feel her hurt.
I am one of the few guys that will keep all options open, if am not sure about a girl. But when I say "I Love You" which is rare, I do mean it. It's beginning to dawn on me that our version of Love in this part of the world is based most times on Selfish Foundation.
Why am I rambling? I have equally entertained the "killing/maiming thought" in the past.
When You Trust fully with your heart, a betrayal from the Trusted one is like plunging in a knife in your back and "twisting" it around.

The girl needs a "brave heart" to move on, cos it takes courage to move on after a betrayal.

Bros GEJ, why the eye service na?

Aside the topic. Please I will ask the two guys who wrote before this reply, to read my comments on this thread.
I operate mine as a side business, but in the Eastern part of Nigeria, under a Franchise arrangement with a recognised Transport service Business.
The Franchiser, does the monitoring along their different routes, while I make sure I monitor my drivers delivery and the maintenance of my car.
We have dragged this arguement too far. OP, abeg I don't know how lagos DANFO operates, please try not to do DANFO biz. Eagle,eye don talk him own oooh.

SKYQUEST: The sure way to fail in life is to make up your mind on doing something and look for a thousand reasons why you must do it irrespective of data to the contrary; this is what you call sentiment. What I usually ask people that do this is why ask for opinion when you have already made up your mind! Listein to the other person not thinking the way you are thinking, do a proper analysis of the situation and then make up your mind, that is the sure way to go.
Danfo business is good and lucrative but in my opinion, 8 out of every 10 investors in this business will fail. The fact that you see so many danfos on the road does not mean the owners are all succeeding. Look around you, you also see myriads of danfo parked for sale or parked because they are not serviceable. This is because people venture into it thinking the operators are making a lot of money and they want to as well.
Make sure you know what you are doing before venturing into this business; KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE is very key to succeed in danfo business.

Someone once said on this thread and I concur, "if you want to seek advice for a business, go to those running the business and not those who have all the theories of why the business may/not succeed."

If the op, wants to back off fine and good. But if you are a business man, you will agree with me that there is no business with a 100% sure proof way of running it.
Moreover, what I said ealier was that data have shown that for every 10 businesses opened, 9 is bound to fail. So you will give up as an enterprenuer because of that. For instance, I have ventured into different businesses and some I will tag a failure others I will tag near successes.
For now I'm in the transport sector as well as working as a civil servant. If the op, wishes to back off because of people who see the cup "half empty" rather than some of us who see it as "half full" so be it.

Krucifax: Like i said spoken like a JJC,but hey to each his own. You are arguing with someone who has owned and set up businesses here and abroad. You sound like you read this in a book or saw it in a movie.Tracker ko helicopter ni! I can tell you haven't cut your teeth in biz,especially transport biz.
Go back and read my post carefully,it wasn't to discourage the poster but to highlight the realities at the end of which my own conclusion was for him to enter but with caution!

Mr Poster asked about Danfo biz, we that have actually done the biz are telling him how it is,but you are heeing and hawing like a cheerleader like it's all good! I have set up biz in Abuja, Lagos and London and while this is not to blow my own trumpet it's to tell you,you are out of your league on this and you can put this poster in trouble with your overly rosy depiction of reality.

It's a rough but lucrative biz,that your talk of a tracker is a joke. If i ask for biz advise i want to hear from people who have actually done the biz and not someone who thinks he has an idea of how it might work.

Thats my 2 final two cents on this matter,a word is enough for the wise!

Hey, it's okay. The guy you quoted just suggested that a tracker could be used in monitoring the vehicle.
You will agree with me that transport biz is lucrative, even though it has a lot of pitfalls. We should encourage enterpreneurs who think of venturing into it, rather than discourage them. Like I said earlier, without risk taking how do you wish to succeed.
In America, it has been noted that for every 10 businesses that opened 9 is bound to fail within it's first 5 years. But the one that has a chance to succeed will be given maximum encouragement. Most developed economies rely heavily on small and medium scale enterprises.

prizeless4: Hi
Thanks for all Ųя contributions but Ȋ̝̊̅ will like τ̲̅ȍ know if Ȋ̝̊̅ can get a G̶̲̥̅Ơ̴̴̴̴͡.̮Ơ̴̴̴͡D̶̲̥̅ bus aπϑ where for 200-300k
So Ȋ̝̊̅ start dis danfo biz in Enugu

NO.