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Politics › Re: Abdullahi Muhammad Who Tore His PDP Card Beaten To Pulp By Hoodlums by Ephemmm: 1:33pm On Feb 28, 2015
Lamispaco:
FTC

Good for him,Judas is cariot
So because he belongs to PDP, he is not entitle to right to liberty and freedom of association as entrenched in the constitution. I wonder why some brains and common sense of certain class of peoplr always go on strike when it comes to issue that is not confusing.
Politics › Re: Certificate Saga: Farmer Drags Buhari To Court by Ephemmm: 10:47am On Feb 28, 2015
Another misplaced priority on the part of PDP tongue tongue tongue
Romance › Re: After Sex, Do You Tell Your Partner, "Thank You" by Ephemmm: 7:47am On Feb 28, 2015
Though not married yet, I will gladly and proudly tell her thank you after sex.

Women are different from men: every woman you see battle with low self esteem in one way or the other, and they don't want to feel used like a prostitute during and after sex.

So, saying something like - 'thank U, well done, U av done a great job, I love you etc' is the remedy against this and will also boost the sexuality of both partners.

Yes U paid pride price, but I tell you that it has been my personal ethics to say thank you even after I av paid for services or good bought from customers and I always derive personal satisfaction from it.

My partner is more valuable than my customers, she is a jewel of inestimable value, and cannot be used like a property; the only non living object, to which I cannot say thank you after I av used it.

Nevertheless, there is no rule that say appreciation should be onesided; women should also appreciate a job well done by their partner, it boost their ego too

My opinion though...
jemype:
Lol. U paid bride price nd u still say thank you. Back to the topic I think she should be the one thanking you meaning u are doing something wrong. If she keeps insisting on u saying thank you sometimes then it means she is doing you a favour. At least u should punish her once in a yl with good sex to make her ask for your favour.
Romance › Re: After Sex, Do You Tell Your Partner, "Thank You" by Ephemmm: 7:44am On Feb 28, 2015
author=jemype post=31156360]Lol. U paid bride price nd u st. l say thank you. Back to the topic I think she should be the one thanking you meaning u are doing something wrong. If she keeps insisting on u saying thank you sometimes then it means she is doing you a favour. At least u should punish her once in a yl with good sex to make her ask for your favour.[/quote]Though not married yet, I will gladly and proudly tell her thank you after sex.

Women are different from men: every woman you see battle with low self esteem in one way or the other, and they don't want to feel used like a prostitute during and after sex.

So, saying something like - 'thank U, well done, U av done a great job, I love you etc' is the remedy against this and will also boost the sexuality of both partners.

Yes U paid pride price, but I tell you that it has been my personal ethics to say thank you even after I av paid for services or good bought from customers and I always derive personal satisfaction from it.

My partner is more valuable than my customers, she is a jewel of inestimable value, and cannot be used like a property; the only non living object, to which I cannot say thank you after I av used it.

Nevertheless, there is no rule that say appreciation should be onesided; women should also appreciate a job well done by their partner, it boost their ego too tongue tongue tongue

My opinion though...
Politics › Re: Yari Abubakar, Martins Elechi, Nigerias Youngest & Oldest Governors Respectively by Ephemmm: 9:43pm On Feb 27, 2015
Why the economist in Ebonyi con dey owe workers' salaries pass any other states in Nigeria nau?

Marry Economist at your own risk; they stingy die... huh huh huh
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Denies Snubbing Jonathan, Shagari, Other Ex-presidents by Ephemmm: 7:31pm On Feb 27, 2015
OREMUSSANCTUS:
sowie, is obj ya father? Y kill yaself over anoda person papa undecided
Empty head as usual....
Politics › Re: Obasanjo Denies Snubbing Jonathan, Shagari, Other Ex-presidents by Ephemmm: 6:32pm On Feb 27, 2015
amakenny:
OBJ should be thanking his God for long life instead of impeding the administration of young people who govern Nigeria.
You mean this old fool, whose resident is zoo claiming 18 is young?

Politics › Re: Obasanjo Denies Snubbing Jonathan, Shagari, Other Ex-presidents by Ephemmm: 6:30pm On Feb 27, 2015
OREMUSSANCTUS:
Still tinking, who d hell is obasanjo? Can someone remind me abt d old fool undecided
If OBJ is a fool, you father must be "foolest" honezly: empty head full of indomies....
Politics › Re: President Jonathan’s Attire At Asagba Of Asaba's Palace (Photo) by Ephemmm: 6:20pm On Feb 27, 2015
This is why it is good to be the best in everything one is doing. If he has truly performed well, I think he needs to be resting now instead of helter-skelter running because of opposition: his excellent performance are supposed to be speaking and campaigning for him.

He even more confused and shattered than opposition without any achievement to reckon with.

Honesly, he looks clueless like someone begging for vote....
Politics › Re: Captain Mbene Matute, Cameroon's Most Senior Soldier Killed In Boko Haram Battle by Ephemmm: 6:02pm On Feb 27, 2015
Frankmishael:
u are a bloody Jew
Bloody fool suffering from psycosomatic disorder is whom you are, honezly.
Politics › Re: Captain Mbene Matute, Cameroon's Most Senior Soldier Killed In Boko Haram Battle by Ephemmm: 4:09pm On Feb 27, 2015
Frankmishael:
u r mad
Who released this Bingo from its cage at this hour of the day I beg?
Politics › Re: Okorocha's State-of-the-arts Dialysis Center (Photos) by Ephemmm: 4:03pm On Feb 27, 2015
Balkan:
[size=20pt]MALAM ROCHAS OLANIYI COCKROACHA
IS IN THE WRONG PARTY
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Big head with fish brain tongue tongue tongue
Politics › Re: Captain Mbene Matute, Cameroon's Most Senior Soldier Killed In Boko Haram Battle by Ephemmm: 4:00pm On Feb 27, 2015
Frankmishael:
gej till d last drop of my blood
Last drop of your blood ke? Inside your room or in Sambisa forest? Yeye dey smell tongue tongue tongue
Politics › Re: Captain Mbene Matute, Cameroon's Most Senior Soldier Killed In Boko Haram Battle by Ephemmm: 3:55pm On Feb 27, 2015
Cameronian Senior military officers are dying in the battle field even outside their own country while Nigerian Senior Military Officer are sitting down inside the office collecting/embezzling money leaving the battle to Junior Officers alone.

Chai! There is Godu oooo...
Politics › Re: Adams Oshiomhole Addressing The Press At Chatham After GMB's Speech by Ephemmm: 3:14pm On Feb 27, 2015
Desteenee:
My Brother, though am not in any kind of debate with you, but I think, APC should focus more on convincing Nigerian's within Nigeria on their program and policies. Going to London to (pay to make a speech) and even hyping about same is degrading to me. Has Cameron or Blair ever come to Nigeria to campaign?They should also be worried that with the extension of election, they have lost quite a lot of support.This is my observation anyway.
Lastly,thanks for responding to my post as for me,myself & I, is GEJ all the way.


The importance of international recognition of a political party is beyond your mental horizon and I understand.

Ask those who organizes anti Buhari's campaign, they will enlight you better.

Say no to rigging; God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Adams Oshiomhole Addressing The Press At Chatham After GMB's Speech by Ephemmm: 9:38am On Feb 27, 2015
Desteenee:
Of what importance is this Chatham House bla bla to us Nigerians and our economy.
Apc known with wrong priorities since 1850AD.
Of what use is PDP advertisement of its achievement by spending over 20billion in media house after 16 years of its administration?

In fact, APC as an opposition party needs much of this than PDP, because they have never tasted the Presidency since the inception of democracy in Nigeria.

If you have truly performed well, your performances are supposed to be campaigning for you as at now and not incessant media propaganda.

This is the reason why it is good to try to always be the best in all our activities.

Ogogoro drinker from Niger Delta is on his way back to zoo, why not hold your tears and learn lession?

Nigeria is on the brink, honestly....
Politics › Re: Buhari’s Certificate Saga Suits Now 10 by Ephemmm: 7:50am On Feb 27, 2015
Another misplaced priority on the part of PDP.
Politics › Re: Lady Who Organised Anti-buhari Campaign At Chathamhouse London Exposed (Pics) by Ephemmm: 7:47am On Feb 27, 2015
TheSonOfMark:

Let's deal with significant issues like the FACT that GMB has no WASC and presented a forged one or how his children get access to money to fund their lavish lifestyles abroad when their dad, GMB , claims he's poor. Now those are REAL ISSUES for a start. Don't just get me started this morning, kidult!
As a retired General, he is entitled to life salary on the first hand, GMB is also an ex-President: he collects some entitlement and severance payments till the end of his life.

So, the income from this alone is sufficient for him to sponsor children abroad: get that drilled into your empty skull dude.
Politics › Re: We Aren’t Bus Conductors That Ask For Change – Patience Jonathan. by Ephemmm: 7:34am On Feb 27, 2015
Can Madam patience speak correct english like this? This writer must be a liar, honezly. Where are sentences like:

1. My Husband and Sambo is a good people

2. The President was once a Child and the Senators were once a Children

3. My Fellow Widows

4. A Good Mother takes care of his Children

5. The people sitting before you here were once a Children

6. Yes we are all happy for the effort,it is not easy to carry second in an international competition like this one – Addressing Press men after Female Under 19 Fifa World Cup

7. The Bombers who born them?wasn’t it not a woman? They were once a Children now a adult now they are bombing women and children making some children a widow

8. My Heart feels sorry for these Children who have become Widows by losing their Parents for one reason or another

9. We should have love for our fellow Nigerians irrespective of their NATIONALITY?

10. vote UMBLERRA and press your finger for UMBLERRA .

11. Plispal! U were there too?

12. Na only you waka come?

You are not doing me a favour by paraphrasing the statements of a graduate from University of Port-Harcourt, sincerely speaking. Reading it could have been the joke that can make my day.
Career › Re: Why You Should Not Be A Banker - A Bank's Stakeholder by Ephemmm: 7:21am On Feb 27, 2015
Moz22:
I get u sir....bt em nt an outsourced staff
Congratulations for not being an outsourced staff. This is because it is much easier if you have banking experience to cross to other banks in Nigeria.

Don't give up; tommorrow is bright. Submit your CVs at HR of banks like Zenith, GT, Access, First Bank etc.

Take the risk and believe in yourself: you can do it.
Travel › Re: Lagos-ibadan Road Begin To Wear A New Face by Ephemmm: 9:25pm On Feb 26, 2015
OREMUSSANCTUS:
No apc mad thugs will praise jona for dis, buh if its a bad road or any bad tin, dey start to fly in in their numbers to celebrate evil. lipsrsealed
The same way you blame Fashola for not tarring the entrance of your rented house wey dey mile 12. tongue tongue embarassed embarassed
Politics › Re: Lagosians Struggle To Get GEJ's Bags Of Rice And Tubers Of Yam [Photo] by Ephemmm: 6:30pm On Feb 26, 2015
"Three questions should be asked about a country's development:

1 - What is happening to poverty?
2 - What is happening to unemployment?
3 - What is happening to inequality?

In the past 16 years, the current administration has created two economies in a country: one, economy for for a few who have so much in their tiny island of prosperity; and the other economy for the many who have so little in their vast ocean of misery" - GMB on 26th of February, 2015.

If this what Nigerian deserves after 16 years of PDP's administration/govenance, I doubt if they mean well for this country. Honezhly...
Career › Re: Why You Should Not Be A Banker - A Bank's Stakeholder by Ephemmm: 6:15pm On Feb 26, 2015
ntyce:
A colleague just resumed from 6 months suspension and had a debit of 3.5 million posted in her account last week.
Banking can be fun but quite risky.
Which job is not risky in Nigeria my friend? Even FG dey sack workers willy-nilly not to talk of private individuals: army is not an exemption. It is better for you to work in bank, endure the stress for about five years to gain business connection and money to start your entrepreneaurship.

Majority of works in lagos now is marketing job and people are using their legs to waka from one place to another to look for customers. See bankers inside their cars with correct suit, you will not even know that they are not the real owner until they tell you so.

No job is secured: most profitable businesses involves higher risk: take risk and learn or grow: don't take risk and remain stagnant.


Remember, you may not know how far you can go until you risk the impossibility.
Career › Re: Why You Should Not Be A Banker - A Bank's Stakeholder by Ephemmm: 6:08pm On Feb 26, 2015
Moz22:
Bro...abeg which bank dey pay that kind amount as a fresh grad make i run apply shap shap. Bt serz, its quite rare and besides fresh grads here where i work earn 70k per month and are being placed on contracts.
Friend, being an outsourced staff is different from being a real professional staff of a bank. As a Transaction Officer, Teller, Customer Service Officer, Secretaries, Security Officer etc you are an operational staff and there is likelihood that your Vendor take higher per cent of your salary.

You are not entitled to some benefits like - promotions, profit sharing and some allowances. I know of a GM that collect 30m as profit sharing for the year 2014 not to talk of his salary.

Get a job from Access Bank or Zenith as a professional staff and you will come here to testify to the authenticity of this claim.
Career › Re: Why You Should Not Be A Banker - A Bank's Stakeholder by Ephemmm: 6:01pm On Feb 26, 2015
paschenko:
Fresh graduate earning 250k? Abeg which bank? Cos I was in d banking sector for 6 years never saw a fresher earn 250k monthly.
Which bank are you working out from, if I may ask?
Politics › Re: Protest Against Buhari At Chatham House in London [Photos] by Ephemmm: 4:43pm On Feb 26, 2015
ceejayluv:
Yes , we'll still have mass emigration. Nigeria has the population density of China and half the GDP of Texas....
Is your population up to US's population? Why can't they have indirect slavery called emigration massively like Nigeria?

If they are here, they are either as expatriate or on tourism, not casual workers the maladministration of PDP has turned Nigerians to in overseas.

Get that drilled into your skull pls.
Politics › Re: Protest Against Buhari At Chatham House in London [Photos] by Ephemmm: 4:36pm On Feb 26, 2015
zimoni:
You've been noticed.

Now you may crawl back.

Muntullar.
Who released this Bingo from its cage at this early hour of the noon pls?
Politics › Re: Protest Against Buhari At Chatham House in London [Photos] by Ephemmm: 2:28pm On Feb 26, 2015
zimoni:
GrandPa should go and rest.


Lobatan.
Why can't you tell the Head of your family to vacate the seat for the younger ones? tongue tongue embarassed
Politics › Re: Protest Against Buhari At Chatham House in London [Photos] by Ephemmm: 2:26pm On Feb 26, 2015
berem:
Sunnybobo3,is that you on anti-Buhari T-shirt? Nawao! grin grin

All I see are hungry mofos who are being paid to protest. They better come back to Nigeria rather being a disgrace to their families in London.

Ndi ara! grin grin
Don't mind them. If PDP has managed our resources well for the past 16 years, will they be in the UK washing toilet and cleaning gardens?

Well, the money collected will sustain them for at least a week
Career › Re: Why You Should Not Be A Banker - A Bank's Stakeholder by Ephemmm: 2:06pm On Feb 26, 2015
No work in Nigeria and you are here telling us someone should not be a banker; so what do you want us to do when companies are winding up nearly everyday Nigeria?

Besides, staff of companies in Lekki, Ajah, VI here face the same problems you highlighted here without being adequately compensated. So, what is the bigi?

A fresh graduate in banking sector is earning averagely 250k, how many state, local or Federal govt can afford that?

OYES in Osun, YES O in Oyo, graduates in these schemes are collecting around 10k per month. So, for how long will they work before gathering common 200k? the worst is that state govts are still owing them salaries unlike banking sector where your salary account has been credited by 22nd of the month at worst.

Now tell me which job has not its own hazard especially in major cities like Lagos where you can see people collecting 20/30k waking up as early as 5am?

If your family members are blessed and they are taking care of you, I say congratulations, but if you are someone like me who will rather go hungary than to beg even my parent, you will realize that no job is totally bad cos God only bless a man through something, which is the work of his hands.

Sit down for house and be complaining about a job, when your mates are gathering experiences which can spring them to achieve a better job in the near future.

I dont know what to say again jawe tongue embarassed tongue
Sports › Re: Arsene Wenger Offers To Train Nigerian Coaches by Ephemmm: 1:20pm On Feb 26, 2015
hensben:
He won super cup with Real Madrid in his last season, get ur fact right.
That was the first season without a major trophy in his entire career plus another one in Chelsea.

You must be dreaming, honezly....

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