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Acidosis: ...and after all these demands, they won't stop harrasing their female students... begging them for s£ x, frustrating their lives just because the dangling rod between their legs won't let them rest...

Lol, I heard they've upgraded. Our Nigerian lecturers do not beg ladies again o... They now enforce their intimate demands..
The girl get a lodge, she pays the cash for the hotel room and then call the Mr I-will-die-without-s£ .x-Nigerian ASUU lecturer to come over...

What a f00lish union of old shameless men..

Rather than cut off the stick between their legs so they can impact the knowledge our generation needs.. They go about pursuing girls around campus, slashing their scores so they can put their useless rod to use...

You guys should watch out for my up coming thread!
Its going to be raw! Bloody! I've declared war against these lecturers s£. xturers!

It will be an open platform for Nigerian students to publish the full names and details of Lecturers demanding s. ex from female students.

I was in one of these campuses few days ago.. and I heard about 3 different issues on the same subject matter.. Mind you, these are the same Men demanding endless demands from GEJ..

They want the money.. They want the s. £x.. But I'm going to show them Hell..

We are not all f00ls

you must be a wizard! I am thinking of writing an article on Money and Sex by these so-called lecturers, thought came into my mind this morning......can't wait to read yours though.

omalichanwa!

Just like not everyone will be employers of labour, not everyone will own houses...The earth cannot afford that much space...

I think Nomoreloss has debunked the rumours on some donations...why not get the authentic list than peddling a list based on rumours?

Cute, cute, cute.

Nothing like dropping the young ones early...

Are you guys not tired? Are you not tired of snatching innocence from these young'uns by teaching them to look for shortcuts? Are you not tired of giving them false hopes? Yes, the economy is tough and you are looking for ways to make money but it shouldn't be at the expense of morality and integrity and it shouldn't seek to destroy others too, for in helping the blackberry, facebook, twitter, 2go, nairaland young generation to find shortcuts you are pushing us (other generations inclusive) deeper into a quagmire that would swallow everyone, yourself inclusive.

A better way would have been to tutor them before the exams and not seek to upgrade their scores.

druid06: You illuminati? Dude I just can't stop laughing. Do you know what the terminology ILLUMINATI means? How can you be a member of a society that has long passed and does not exist anymore and you're seriously taking this shi-t seriously. You have problems men, you need go see a shrink so they could do some psycho-analysis of that pea sized brain of yours. Go buy books and read about the society ILLUMINATI about how they started and about how the catholic church wiped them out during the period of catholic tyranny. My people die of ignorance. I can sure tell you neither Jay Z, Beyonce nor Kanye are members. They're just using the name Illuminati for publicity stunts so you damn fools could buy their album and listen to their crap.

calm down and read what he wrote again....your type crams without understanding a word.

If this is how goddesses were, then thank God I am saved! Halleluyah!

Hello everyone. I have followed this thread from season one last december. Followed the season two and stopped at page 50 or so.

I must commend all the ogas, el matteo, surveycash, xzibukz, toluxa1, 2sexy (can't really recall the username) and all the rest.

Used CVM for mine, impressed with them. They have also impressed the people around me.

To all newbies, there comes a time when you'll just have to try out instead of asking questions continually - this is not a rebuke - but theory is not practice. Mistakes have to be made for lessons and experiences to be learnt.

If you are scared, try out with a little fund first but always, always do your research. Remember the key lessons, Seller's rating, feedback, chats with seller and the product's marketability.

Have a blessed day y'all

Liberty Reserve - a Costa Rican-based digital currency service - has been shut down after the reported arrest of its founder.

Authorities in the Central American country said Arthur Budovsky had been taken into custody in Spain on suspicion of money laundering, following an investigation which also involved the US.

They added that police had raided several of Mr Budovsky's properties and seized his computer servers.

The site went offline on Thursday.

Liberty Reserve had described itself as being the internet's "oldest, safest and most popular payment processor... serving millions all around a world".

It had allowed users to open accounts and transfer money, only requiring them to provide a name, date of birth and an email address.

Cash could be put into the service using a credit card, bank wire, postal money order or other money transfer service. It was then "converted" into one of the firm's own currencies - mirroring either the Euro or US dollar - at which point it could be transferred to another account holder who could then extract the funds.

The service promised that payment transfers were "instantaneous" and it charged a maximum of $2.99 (£1.98) for each transaction. It also offered a private messaging facility which it said was "much more private and secure than email or instant messenger services".

Security expert Bryan Krebs said Liberty Reserve's features had made it a popular among cybercriminals who wanted to move funds and make payments anonymously.

However, others said they had used the service for legitimate means, viewing it as a cheaper alternative to PayPal. They fear they will now lose money still sitting in its accounts.

Refused licence
Costa Rica state prosecutor Jose Pablo Gonzalez announced news of the raids on Saturday. He said that in addition to Mr Budovsky's arrest, 10 other suspects were being investigated in connection with international money laundering.


Liberty Reserve
Mr Gonzalez said that Costa Rica's financial regulator, Sugef, had refused to issue a licence to Liberty Reserve in 2011 after raising concerns about how it was being funded.

Although the company Liberty Reserve subsequently closed and dismissed its employees, the prosecutor said Mr Budovsky had continued operating his money exchange service by running it through five other Costa Rican businesses.

The same year, he said, New York based officials asked Costa Rica to investigate.

Mr Gonzalez said offices and houses linked to Mr Budovsky had been raided last week, and that documents and three vehicles - including a Rolls Royce - were seized.

The US Department of Justice's website says that in 2006 Mr Budovsky was found guilty of operating a separate illegal money transmittal business - GoldAge - from a Brooklyn apartment when he used to live in New York.

However, when asked about the latest arrest, a spokeswoman said she could "not provide any guidance" at this time.

The BBC has also asked the Spanish police for more details.

Lost money
According to Mr Krebs' security blog, the closure of Liberty Reserve has the potential to "cause a major upheaval in the cybercrime economy".

He said there had been "anxious discussions" about the news on several internet forums after fraudsters and malware sellers found themselves unable to access their accounts.

But others say they used the service for legitimate reasons, and are concerned about the lack of information.

They include Mitver Holdings, the firm behind a facility called ePay Cards. This allows consumers outside the US to buy goods from stores in the country as if they owned a locally-issued Visa or Mastercard credit card.


The firm behind ePay cards says it now faces an "uphill battle" to make up potentially lost funds
The company - which has offices in London and Texas - used Liberty Reserve as a way for its customers to charge up their "virtual credit cards".

Co-founder Mitchell Rossetti said he had about $28,000 sitting in his business's Liberty Reserve account at the time the site went offline.

"We used Liberty Reserve because it was quick, efficient and secure," he told the BBC.

"Now, we - and thousands of others who were dependent on it - have been left with nothing to look at except a blank webpage, and nothing more to go on than reports from the Costa Rican press.

"We need to know if our assets have been seized and what would be the requirements to get the funds returned."


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22680297

I love this kind of write ups. Witty and filled with pointed sarcasms....hehehehe. As an African, how did you even know to access the internet? Oh, I know, you walked 5 miles to the only business/internet cafe around and begged the 'oyibo' typist to help send a letter to BET. Hahahahahahahaha
Me likey!

Temismith: weda 4 or 7 months , d koko is dat d discovery was discovered and d baby was borned.

abi? It matterest not when discovery was made

Is it at 4 or 7 months that she discovered it? Cause from what I have read, she discovered at 4 and her mother discovered at 7....so?

EatmyShorts: Young man, you need Jesus in your life. Don't mess with me, if you try me, i will show you what an Anointed man of God can do. B1tch!

Jesus loves you though.

Pastor MarcAnthony

MarcAnthony from trem?

Ayoobscom: Is there any christian on Nairaland?

Please remind us how Marry mother of Jesus used to dress in her lifetime.....no arguments just a simple questions

Bcoz its laughable how people seem to dislike a material that covers nudity and preserves their virtue....

Does the Bible preach against women covering Hijab?

Its amazing how much a certain religion has wanned and forbidden of modesty

I said the truth you are afraid of huh...

O they should be dressing like whores huh.?.like lady wearing brazillian hairs huh?

O subhanalah...the vanity of the world has lessened humanity in obedience of God

Mary did not go to school nor was she a Lagosian...
The fact that you are for wearing of the hijab does not mean you should castigate everyone else. You know it to be true that christianity frowns at immodest apparel...you wanting to take a jibe at christianity doesn't mean you should lump every other person not being muslims as christians...I know you know of atheists, agnostics, traditional worshippers and free thinkers and all other people, so why the lumpy statement especially when you lot detest the statement 'all muslims are terrorists'?...and not everyone who is not a muslim dresses like a LovePeddler...there are decent dressing people that cut across other religions too.
In the end, it all boils down to an individual's choices, wants and desires...


I support the state's government decision not because it is 'hijab' but because they have simply decided to shun sentiments and act right...I'd support them even if it was something that affected christians or other religions too.


If our elders and the older generation used sentiments to heat up the polity, I believe we should be wiser.

I liked the short film (No. 3)...the trader, mechanic killed it. I guess they were aiming at achieving two things at once...advert and dance...me like the dance oh
I also like the taxi (No. 4).
I do not like that your No. 1 because after porting, only the slippers changed, the other foot wears still retained their original colours (black and red), what was the intended message? Remember, Airtel's message with their own portability advert, is that what No. 1 was trying to achieve?
Your No. 2 ain't all that funny.
No. 5 is just there.

o'boy:
simple,idemili is in anambra state and not in Akwa ibom or cross river and we dont kill it because we are not akwa ibom or cross riverians,i hope that answers your Question
ignorance should not be an excuse for breaking our traditions nwanne,your people are really gentle o,if it were in Obosi,they will force him to buy casket for the burial

No, you didn't answer my question. Your answer is verrrrrryyyyyyy farrrrrr from the question asked.

Amusaopeyemi: Thought this killing of idemili's scared python was just a joke in Chinua Achebe's arrow of God and things fall apart.

No fiction novel is truly fictitious. You learn about a person's culture from a book which has to stay as true as possible. Characters can be fictitious but the character's actions will try to stay true...in essences, you weave a non fiction and fiction to make a story...the scale depends on the genre you have decided on...

I hate silly coincidences...shoo? Watched the Iron Lady, the online media started talking on Margaret Thatcher and her decisions on the falklands and then she died.

Re-read 'Arrow of God' by Chinua Achebe yesterday where Ezeulu's son in his struggle between his tradition and his 'christian' conversion put the idemili python in a box seeking to kill it, commiting sacrilege. The strange thing was that the occupants of the house knew that there were two pythons living in the roof of the kitchen...
Now, I am reading of this Idemili python sacrilege...

The question to ponder on is 'this snake doesn't bite or harm anyone and this has been on-going for generations, why not?'
I know the pythons found in Akwa Ibom and Cross River are killed and I know those ones will harm you but why not the Idemili Python, what makes it different apart from the theory that it is a royal snake?

I seek to know and not be insulted

BBC

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the "morning-after" pill without a prescription for women aged 15 and over.

Proof-of-age will be required to purchase the drug, Plan B. The decision comes a month after a judge ordered the drug to be made available to girls of all childbearing ages.

The FDA said its decision was not a response to the court ruling, reports the BBC.

Reproductive rights groups approved the FDA move but called for fuller access.

On Tuesday, the FDA said its decision was in response to an amended marketing plan from the drug's maker, Teva Pharmaceuticals, to sell Plan B without a prescription to women 15 and older.

But the move comes days before the deadline to comply with a New York district judge's order to make the drug available over the counter to girls of all childbearing ages.

The judge criticised the Obama administration for imposing an age-17 limit.

In 2011, the FDA said it had concluded the "morning after" pill could be safely used by girls of child-bearing age.

But in an unprecedented move, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius overruled the agency.

She said there was not enough evidence from all potential ages to support removing over-the-counter restrictions.

The Obama administration was accused of bowing to pressure from social conservatives.

The reproductive rights group that brought the lawsuit said on Tuesday it will continue its legal fight if need be.

Lowering the age limit "may reduce delays for some young women but it does nothing to address the significant barriers that far too many women of all ages will still find if they arrive at the drugstore without identification", said Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/us-approves-morning-after-pill-for-15-year-olds/146460/

Mariah Carey's dress is classy! Nicki Minaj looks sexy without the spill-out though

degurl: Don't mind them jare. Dem no know better thing. The special delicacy they are calling a slimy mess cost #500 per one here in Abuja. If only they know that snail meat is purely for the rich in naija.

Your last statement is so not true...yes, snails might be expensive in Abuja but it ain't so in Akwa Ibom and Cross River

I did mine last year...wanted to try the crispy chicken since I always saw them in movies especially black (old) movies. I did a sample and everyone in the house loved it, didn't use milk though...Nice one

I have this in my phone...the only difference is, mine says 'Dude, I was only joking! You are not adopted'

When I saw the title, I opened it eager to read and see the 'supposed' furore on social networks...was quite disappointing that it was just Nairaland and Punch that 'social networks' referred to.

As much as I like the fact that Nairaland is getting to be a social network force to be reckoned with, I still think there are other notable social networks too...no, I won't name them. Any journalist worth their salt should research well before going on to write an article...
As a 'mediocre' editor, I would have asked that this kind of article be re-written but what do I know, Punch Newspapers must have better editors where 'social networks' is Nairaland and then as an afterthought Punch.

THE interview granted by the General
Overseer of the Redeemed Christian
Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye,
to Qatar-based private broadcasting
channel, Al Jazeera, stirred a heated
debate on social networks on Sunday.
In the interview conducted by Al
Jazeera's Mohammed Adow, Adeboye
justified his ownership of a private jet,
saying it is necessary for efficiency in
his assignment.
Adeboye is one of the increasing
numbers of Pentecostal pastors in
Nigeria that have acquired private jets.
Many Nigerians have criticised these
pastors arguing that they are being
insensitive to the poverty among their
members.
But Adeboye while fielding questions
from Adow, said acquiring a private jet
was a necessity for him.
"There are things you need, which you
must have if you are to be efficient. If
you have to oversee churches in 160
nations, you can't do that on a bicycle,"
Adeboye said.
However, Adeboye's justification for his
ownership of a private jet has divided
Nigerians on various social networks as
some shared his opinion while many
opposed him.
A member of a popular online forum,
nairaland.com, Onyianyi, argues that it
was wrong for Adeboye to own a private
jet when the majority of his members
live below the poverty line and wallow
in abject poverty.
He says, "I'm not a member of any of
these Pentecostal churches but Adeboye
is one pastor I respect so much. This
time around he got it wrong, there's no
reason for a man of God with millions of
impoverished followers to be cruising in
a private jet.
"After all, are they more committed in
this ministry than Jesus Christ? Our
Lord Jesus never used a private boat or
a private camel during his time. Yet he
could easily command one to his usage.
Christ, though very rich, chose to live a
poor life so that his message can easily
get across to the poor."
Apparently replying Adeboye on his
explanation that he cannot oversee his
churches in 160 countries of the world
using a bicycle, a member of the forum,
Olumide, says Adeboye could simply
connect his subordinate pastors
manning the churches overseas via
video-conference.
"As if he (Adeboye) doesn't have the
money to video-chat with the pastors of
the branches of the church! At least,
that would save him money," Olumide
notes.
Commenting on punchng.com, a reader,
Zoemed, says Pastor Adeboye's defence
was not good enough.
Zoemed explains, "I had expected a
better defence rather than this 'I need a
plane to do a better job of supervising
churches under my ministry'! What are
the roles of Subordinate pastors? The
Catholic Archdiocese of New York alone
could buy many jets for the Pope but
they spend most of their money on
helping the poor, providing hospital
care and welfare for the downtrodden.
"Our Pentecostal churches cannot even
build hospitals and affordable schools to
supplement the little we have."
Rising in defence of Adeboye, a visitor
to punchng.com, Adeola, says the
pastor's acquisition of a jet was
necessary, given the erratic services
provided by airlines in the Nigerian
aviation industry. She notes that flight
delays and cancellations were a setback
to Christian ministry, adding that the
work of a pastor was more tasking than
that of a nation's President.
She says, "For a man to visit 160
countries in a year is never a joke. Why
shouldn't he have a jet if his church can
provide it? You and I know how 'sound'
our aviation industry is. For a minister
of God who is billed to preach in a
particular place with other programmes
following to have a flight delay or
outright cancellation without prior
notification, is a loss that cannot be
quantified.
"Holding of crusade is different from
political gathering, which many of you
understand better. The mandate given
to these ministers is urgent, the time is
short and it covers the entire world.
This is more than that of the President.
Leave them alone as they will give
account of their stewardship to God."
Reacting sharply to the critics of
Adeboye, Genes Donald, also states on
nairaland.com, that Pastors must not
live in penury all in the name of
propagating God's word.
"I go with you sir (Adeboye). These
people think we should ride bicycle, just
to propagate God's word? Who says
pastors must be paupers? Some people
just reason from the anus! Ride on
Pastor," Donald says.
On punchng.com, Macsam states,
"Having a jet is not bad for the RCCG,
and it doesn't mean that they are not
doing charity work. For instance. I have
benefited from RCCG scholarship.
"I didn't know any pastor I just obtained
the form and went for the interview. I
went to my village for something; I just
got a call that I was selected. They pay
me N250,000 every session and they do
it for so many students every year. So
stop condemning RCCG for acquiring a
jet, it is for efficiency."

mobile.punchng.com/output.php?link=http://www.punchng.com/news/private-jet-adeboyes-defence-stirs-debate-on-social-networks/

dabrake: Akwa Ibom people will never stop daydreaming, like the average Niger Deltan(except Edo indigenes), they are just too lazy. They believe one can only make it if offered a job in a petroleum outfit, bank or political rallies. Imagine one idiat telling me he's looking for a business that will fetch him 100% net profit one month after take off. They have a very stupeed attitude towards money. I, alongside 2 of my classmates, was arguing with some Uyo dudes when one of my guys asked "what if your state(na Igbo guy) starts enjoying power supply 247 courtesy of Akpabio?" and the guy replied "wetin I wan do with light. I dey find job you dey tiok(talk) light . . . The only thing this guy is good at doing is to shout "for life" when a Man. U. fan scream "juu-nai-taeee(united)??!!!". I asked the other one what he will do with #20million and the guy replied me almost immediately- "I ko yus kari diat money ko buy tiu rensh rofa spiort yeep come dey fleix tiaun. . .(i go just carry that money go buy range rover sport jeep come dey flex town. . .)". This is someone who can't do without asking for salt, toothpaste, matches . . . Daily.








Back to topic, Akwa Ibom is developing but comparing Akpabio to Fashola is like comparing Olivier Giroud to Usain Bolt with respect to a 100m dash. You are doing the latter a great disservice by rating him side by side with Akpabio.

100% net gini? Why didn't he say 150 or 200%?
Of course, the average a.k man would rather use the money to buy and drive in a tear rubber car and then build a gigantic house than to invest or start a business with

There are really no right and wrong rules for couples. It all boils down to the uniqueness of the couple. Some men might not mind, others might.

kulyie: i read it myself on fb and i am disgusted and dissapointed to say the least.we chatted on bbm weeks back before this ugly scene happened and he didnt tell me he was up to this nonsense,he just told me he was busy with some arrangements,i cant believe he can be this stewpeed.infact i am still contemplating about calling him on phone this week but i have not contemplated on what to tell him.when i pinged him this morning he said i should just let him be,he is not in the right frame of mind to talk about it.folks what do you think i should tell him because he is a close friend of mine.

I know situations such as this when truth battles with empathy but I always feel it's best to tell the truth. For christ sakes, Lancelot is under fire too for not having the guts to do the right thing. Tell him he did wrong to both women (that's if the bride wasn't aware), tell him he did wrong to his unborn children, tell him it was not a christian thing to do. If he chooses to use the African way of life thing, tell him that curses work in Africa too!
If he was in America, the press would have not only destroyed him but the lives of the two women too...

anonimi: May I recommend you go for church interpretation training or workshop, if you do not have time for a full training.
The bold part means, we will stand with him as long as he keeps paying his tithes, sowing seeds, making & redeeming pledges etc.
Shikena! Nothing more!!!


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Hahahahaha...please, I don't want to laugh in a serious thread like this....buahahahahahahaha....

He claims on facebook that his first marriage is retrogressive and yet he stayed with that woman - Lilian- for 13 years...5 years dating/courtship and 8 years marriage. Even read that the woman stood by him through thick and thin.

The marriage was retrogressive and 8 months plus back, he got her pregnant.

The marriage was retrogressive and yet he kept on with the lies...'I am at a location' 'take this money, I will be back next week'...

Why didn't he dissolve the retrogressive marriage before moving ahead to a progressive one?

And the church's response? SMH...principles have gone to the wind. A man left an 8 month old pregnant woman to take a member of your church and all you can say is 'we will stand with Mr. Akiyesi as he resolves the matter' or something of that nature. Tomorrow, you threaten members for not paying tithes. How about telling your members a few home truths, about the proper conduct of true christians?