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damton:
PATIENCE JONATHAN WON'T ALLOW HIM FINISH HIS MEAT IN THE STATE HOUSE, BECAUSE SHE LOVES TO BEG, AND AS A RESULT SHORT HIS RATION.

SO HE HAD TO HID IT IN HIS POCKET AND EAT IT AT A LATER TIME AWAY FROM PATIENCE

Chai!!! I just love Nairaland...

"The spokesperson for the Senate, Aliyu Sabi, could not be reached Saturday to comment on this new procurement as his telephone was switched off the several times our reporter called."

You sef, how you wan take reach am before?

These guys have no shame at all!

Strahovski:
Hmmm i have read the whole stuff and OP, i think i can reproduce what you are going through. Normally i would make a trash comment and port to the next thread but from what you wrote, i can see some sincerity and willingness to solve the issue. So i would help you

First, Your wife! She is young(She is 22 now) , her emotions are heightened up and this is a big deal for her considering where she is coming from(Her Family). I presume she does everything you want, when you misbehave she would still be the one to apologize and i can also sense that she is in love with you. Trust me, she is a girl, her father is not a problem! Do you think she does not have another bank account where the boys are sending her money? (Another set of "toasters", so if she wants out, she would get out! I have dealt with cases like this during my days. She loves you man, and you are taking advantage of it because it turns you on.. So follow these steps and see how it turns out:

- Communicate with her: Confess your crimes and tell her how it turns you on. Confess you do it intentionally. And observe her response(Dont be surprised she knows already) If you dont fix it, in the future, she might be using the hurt/pain to get things from you because "It brings you closer to her"
- Consult a marriage Counselor or Therapist: You need some counseling! You need to know that she is your wife and not an object of pleasure!
- Start feeling her pain: Make her pain your pain! When you start feeling her pain, you wont be the pain anymore.
- Find another way to please yourself: Yup, it can be a video game(You are a young dude), poker, or a friday night out with your wife every week.
- Make her the boss when it comes to sex: You do it her way! Not your way! At least for now *wink*
- Find out what turns her on: Its time she is the one turning on not you! You have had enough. Because all that is turning on in her is her pain.
- Be closer: Watch movies together, go on weekend time out, attend church programs together.. make her feel loved.

So Op, when you have tried it for about 3 - 6 months you would re-wire out of the idea that you should hurt her first.

Hope i helped

You can update me on the situation and i would be happy to help. Send me a mail, i will give you a call!
hmmm

May God bless you...

This is what you get when you vote in a thug. After his fight in the chambers of the House of Representatives and the shameless way he has been carrying himself around, Dino Melaye should not be holding any public office at all....

fromnigeria:
Op are you okay, how is this news.


No Offence joor




*Modified*
I seriously never ever ever ever espected this on FP. This is a indeed mess.

Personally, I don't blame the OP. There are mods who determine what post makes FP. Sadly, it is stories like Davdo sipping tea that fascinates the mod that placed this on FP

[quote author=taurusdude post=40588047][/quote]I doubt if it made frontpage bro...

And now we present to you the Wife of the Junketeer in Chief...

She seems to be following the footsteps of her husband very well...

Who is Moyo Lawal?

I'm sure that you will all agree with me that when a man describes another man as "Sexy", its a sign that there is serious trouble!

Beautiful couple...so matured.

Warlord3000:
Nigeria Police have one of the best detective force and mind... (just that more often than not they just tend to be disappointing ) .

U hear cases of them trailing stolen cars to kaduna... Foil kidnapping in Imo... And arresting robbers down south..

Quite commendable...

May the almighty keep helping them

Amen... If only we could amplify most of their achievements as much as we do with most of their failures. Sadly, we often forget that Police officers are human too...

dominique:
I love her mature response. I don't know what people gain from being mean and nasty on social media

It beats me too. I think it has to do with a lot of wrong things going on within them because those vile, foul & utterly disgusting responses must surely come from a source. And I'd bet that source isn't good at all.

Keepshining:
This is not funny @ all.

Hehehee...My dear, life is too short to waste trying to ask why this isn't funny at all to you!

Dem no go kill person wallahi...

These are the type of post Nairalander's should be reading...

Thumbs-up OP.

This looks worse than an IDP camp!

To learn that this place exist in Cross River State or anywhere else in Nigeria and its meant to accommodate Youth Corps Members is quite unfortunate...

maryam6:
Have respect 4 oda people's mother, even if u were brought up badly.

Well said Maryam...God bless you!

Please shut up Omawumi...

These are the type of inspiring stories that should be making front-page...
Not stories about those so-called celebrities...

The 2nd picture though...

She go sabi give mouth-action with that her mouth!

imas:
OP how does one "hulk" a transformer?

The thing tire me too...

Incredible hulk...

Isn't it obvious that she is still standing infront of her famous black gate...

Ina mansion din idan ba karya ba?

One disease, one continent, one historic Ebola defeat. Adeola Akinremi writes that 93 Days, a new movie co-sponsored by the United Bank for Africa and other partners seeks to preserve the story of how Nigeria defeated the virulent Ebola disease in just ninety three days
The brilliance of the afternoon sun was going down. It was around 6pm on July 25, 2014. An eclipse. The movie began, but only in our minds. Panic button has been pressed. The cell phones began to trip ceaselessly in many hands around the country. A Liberian-American carrying the Ebola Virus Disease had died on the Nigerian soil. His name would be known as Patrick Sawyer. His windy journey to Nigeria in the summer of last year first brought the global attention to Nigeria on Ebola Virus Disease. From the cosmopolitan city of Lagos to the laidback capital city of Abuja through the mangrove of Port Harcourt, the Ebola wind blew clearing everything in its path. The country lost a prominent doctor, Stella Ameyo Adadevoh, who confronted the disease early with her own life. Others died too. Then silence—both for the departed and the country.
With the outbreak, a team of staff concerned with providing relief in terms of cash and kind was assembled on Broad Street in Lagos, by the United Bank for Africa (UBA), to follow the Ebola trail from Nigeria to Liberia. It paid off. The virulent disease stopped. The UBA’s effort plus that of other partners--especially the dedication of medical workers at the First Consultant Hospital in Lagos--to stop the virus has recently brought to Nigeria, a renowned actor from Hollywood, Danny Glover, to star in 93 Days, a rare story of remembrance.
Written by Paul S. Rowlston and directed by Steve Gukas, the movie which is currently filming in Lagos features a star-studded cast of Hollywood and Nollywood actors and actresses, including Tim Reid, Bimbo Akintola, Keppy Ekpenyong Bassey, Gideon Okeke, Somkele Iyamah and many others.
From the script, the movie tells the story of the victory over the Ebola scourge that would have ravaged the country in 2014, but for the collective efforts of some brave institutions and individuals. It pays tribute to the late Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh who died from contracting the virus while she was trying to save others.
In endorsing the movie, the UBA’s Head of Marketing and Corporate Relations, Charles Aigbe, says: “UBA is supporting the making of the movie because what happened in Nigeria is a positive story of courage, resilience, selflessness, teamwork and collaboration that must be told for posterity”.
Mr. Aigbe reiterated UBA’s commitment to Ebola relief saying “we have operations in 19 African countries including Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, the three worst-hit countries. During the Ebola crisis, we remained open for business and never for once closed shop on account of the scourge. We also donated over $1million to Ebola relief measures in Africa.”
Explaining the rationale behind the movie, Gukas, the movie director says: “Our aim is to create a feature film that will resonate with many people across the world, particularly in Nigeria and its sub-region. At its core, 93 Days is a tale of common humanity and just how much we can achieve when we stand united.”
And for Akintola, the fact that Nigerians acted as one when faced with the Ebola virus changed the negative narrative about the country.
“Nigerians acted as one. There was nothing about you being from different ethnicity or different political party, it was about Nigerians just standing up and doing this incredible thing for Nigeria. The doctors at First Consult (hospital) didn't ask for an Ebola patient. They weren't expecting it. But they stood up to the plate when it turned out the patient had Ebola. No one run away. That is courage in the face of death," Akintola says.
In an interview, she says playing the late Stella Adadevoh in the 93 Days has been her most challenging role as an actress.
“Before now, people ask me which is my most difficult character and I respond that every role I have played is challenging but I must confess that playing Stella is a big role as her shoes are large to fill. I have had to meet with people who know her, I have met with her son and I have read everything I can about her and I feel really challenged with this role.’ ‘Stella Adadevoh was an incredible personality who deserves to be celebrated and I am glad to be given the opportunity to be among the team telling the world the Ebola story,” she explains.

Source: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/93-days-in-nollywood/220501/

She just paid the price for being so racist. Anxiously waiting for the Aliens to dole out their own response...This is simply epic!

Sorry Ooo Oga Boss...See as she be sef!!!

God bless the Nigeria Police Force...

These are the type of crazy ideas you get when you've taken too much eegbo!!!

INTROVERT:
immigration sack
zenith bank sack
dss terminate

hope the owner of nairaland won't start sacking mods tomorrow

Hehehee...Some of these mods actually deserve to be sacked. Have they even declared their assets?

While this is laudable, it is important that the authorities ensure that this bulletproof vest complies with standards. Lives will be involved in its use...

timilehing:
I wonder why they're still approving furniture allowance in the North

LOL...U too funny abeg!

obongtunji:
The bag contained 500,000k but police recovered 250,000k, so what happened to the remaining 250,000k ? Just being curious though.

The story is incoherent. One can hardly deduce if it was the mob that chased them or the Police that killed them. And anything can happen in both cases....

Small time we go talk say na Police bad abi!