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falconey:
happy for you

This is what you will do: view her profile pic and grab your vaseline.

You even have bad taste.

Iamfrank:
Have bn dating dis gal 4 2yrs nw... Sh went to her hometown 4 easter, she came back jst yesterday, sh jst came to c me today, due to d size of d big hand bag she carried... I decided to check her bag n I saw dis little tin inside, its all wrapped with feathers all over, am so very shocked, I asked ha wats it, she jst said its nothing.... Pls does any1 here knws wats it... Coz it luks so fetish to me

Lala247:
Dont do wts app or bb u cn pm if u want

Hundreds of Nigerian protesters on Monday stormed the offices of South African companies in Abuja and Benin City, Edo State, to protest the ongoing xenophobic attacks on foreigners, especially Nigerians, in South Africa.

In Abuja, the protesters, led by media personality and President of the Berekete Family, Ahmad Isah, marched to the regional headquarters of MTN Nigeria Communications Limited in Maitama, as well as Shoprite and Multichoice, owners of DSTV.

At MTN, the protesters, who carried placards with various inscriptions condemning the attacks on Nigerians and their businesses in South Africa, were joined by Nigerians in the area where the office is located.

One of our correspondents learnt that a senior official of MTN whose identity was not known, addressed the crowd of protesters who wore yellow T-shirts, the traditional colour of the South African telecommunications company.

The official reportedly told the protesters that the company was not in support of the attacks on Nigerians and other Africans in South Africa.

He also told them that the MTN operation in the country was MTN Nigeria and that the company only has a few South Africans working in the country.

When our correspondent visited the Maitama office of the company, policemen in a patrol vehicle were seen stationed just across the telecommunication firm’s office to forestall possible breakdown of the peace.

In Benin City, some youth protesters stormed the MTN office on 3rd East Circular Road, Muritala Muhammed Way.

The youths, under the aegis of The Flagship, threatened to shut down South African firms operating in Nigeria over the attack on Nigerians in South Africa.

The protesters carried placards with various inscriptions.

The messages in the placards include, “Xenophobia is inhuman,” “Zuma call your boys to order” and “S/Africans can’t be making money from us, killing us.”

Spokesperson for the group, Austin Enabulele, described the attacks as inhuman and condemnable, explaining that the protest was a warning to the South African government to put a stop to the attacks on Nigerians or risk losing its investments in the country.

Enabulele said, “We are all Africans; we wonder why they should attack our fellow Nigerians who are doing their legitimate businesses in South Africa, when we have shown them love to operate in Nigeria.

“We have come here to say to (President Jacob) Zuma to call his people to order because if he fails to call them to order we will do the needful. We are aware of all their businesses in Nigeria; we know of MTN, we know of Shoprite, we know of Multichoice company, and we know of all the other companies that belong to South Africa.

“We will shut down all their services, if they continue the killing of our brothers and sisters. So, we have come here to tell them to put an end to the killing of our brothers and sisters who are doing their legitimate jobs in South Africa.”

The vice president of the group, Gloria Noren, decried what she described as the ingratitude of South Africans, whom she said received financial support from Nigeria during the apartheid era.

Noren urged the Federal Government to commence the immediate evacuation of Nigerians from South Africa, in order to forestall further havoc.

She said, “We have videos of Nigerians that have been killed; I personally watched the video. How can someone come out to say that we are taking their jobs from them? What about the money they are making from us?

“Nigeria spent over N60bn fighting apartheid for them. Why should we extend love to them and they extend hatred to us. It is totally inhuman, distasteful and disgusting.

“We are sending this message to our Nigerian government to go ahead and evacuate all Nigerians from South Africa because we cannot continue to lose our brethren.”

The Nigerian Consul-General in South Africa, Amb. Uche Ajulu-Okeke, had on Sunday said that Nigerians had lost more than N21m to the attacks in South Africa.

Ajulu-Okeke said the loss included looted shops, burnt shops, two burnt mechanic workshops, 11 burnt cars and two stolen cars, among others.

“Nigerians have compiled the cost of the damage to their property and it is totalling about 1.2m Rand or N21m, which will be sent to the Federal Government for further action,” the ambassador had said.

She said that two of the three Nigerians who were wounded during the attacks in Durban had been treated and discharged from the hospital.

The consul-general said that she would go back to Durban to assess the situation on ground and meet with the provincial authority on the security of Nigerians in the province.

Lala247:
Really

nnaemy2013:
I really hated the staff retreats. It was a bother to my time and my person in general but being the only manager and woman in my team, I had to go. The guys were having the best time of their lives but no one dare talk to me. As their superior and a woman, I had learned to be tough. I did not want any disrespect of any sort. This worked so well for me until we hired Dayo.


Dayo was a good-looking, dark skinned not too built, sexy man. He was the kind of man that would attract me and set my body on heat every time I laid my eyes on him. The special turn off was his attitude. Dayo was very cocky. Knowing how fine he was and how much girls from the other departments at work wanted him, he was so proud. He would verbally disobey my direct orders with a smile or a wink but at the end of the day, whether doing it my way or his; he got the result I wanted. He was an asset to the office but a liability to my body because anytime he came close, his smell drove me insane. His big hands got me thinking about what he could do, what he could grab; how I would feel if he inserted just two fingers into my pussy. The wet thoughts I had made me be overly harsh towards him.

Now we were all in the retreat and everyone was picking roommates. As the only woman and their superior I was entitled to my own room. Until the receptionist slapped me in the face with her words

“We do not have any extra room madam”

“What?” I was totally confused. My secretary had booked a separate room for me. I was sure of it. Would I have to share a room with a man? I didn’t think so. “Who doesn’t have a roommate?”

Dayo put his arm up. All I could think was anyone but him. We never got along and the pheromone he released was exactly what triggered every sensitive spot I have but I was his superior.

“Does the room have two beds at least?” I had to make sure.

“Yes, it does. It is a full suite with a living room, bath tub, shower and a kitchen area.” The receptionist made me so relieved. If there was any problem, I could kindly ask him to sleep on the couch or take the couch position myself.

Throughout this confusion he didn’t say a word. He just whispered with the other guys and they would occasionally laugh. I figured they were making fun of me but I had to be professional.

“Can everyone go to their room; I’ll have to sort out some few issues down here.”

They all collected their keys and left. I signed a few papers and went up to my room as well.

When I opened the door, my heart was beating so fast. Dayo was seated on the couch with all of his bags.

“Is there a problem with the room?” I asked to seem concerned at least.

“No, I just thought I should probably take the living room space. The shower is out here and the bath tub is in there.”

“Great!” I walked into the room and shut the door. How I was going to cope was still a mystery to me. I mean I hadn’t had sex in over three years and I felt like a virgin. Knowing there was a sexy man in the same room as me was a complete turn on. But at least I have my rabbit; there’s nothing like having that special battery operated boyfriend to calm your nerves when the real thing seems unavailable.

There was a knock at the bedroom door after like 30 minutes.

“Yes?” I answered warily. Was he trying to hit on me? Was he as Hot as I was? I didn’t know.

“I’m going to sleep. Goodnight.” That was all he said and I was heartbroken. I was hoping he was checking to see if I was asleep so he could take me and I could act like I didn’t want it but he didn’t need to rape anyone. A snap of those sexy fingers and women will be falling at his feet begging to be bleeped.

“Goodnight.” That was all my voice could carry.

I waited for about an hour, turned the TV up louder than normal, laid down in the nude on my bed and brought out my rabbit BOB. I put the vibration to the highest because I was too wet to take the slow angle. I slipped it into my pussy and I arched my back. The vibration touched my clit with so much force I let out a moan so loud I had to hold my hand over my mouth. He was fast asleep anyways so he couldn’t have heard that. I continued to push my BOB in and out, my breathing got too heavy even for me. I could feel Dayo’s arms around me. I felt like it was his dick in me right now. I wanted to wrap my legs over his waist and not ever let go. I could feel every wall I had shattering, this orgasm taking over me was new.

“I never knew you masturbated”

Lala247:
Huh?

Lala247:
Hey peeps

Ok, this is a big issue in realtionship .

Ladies/ guys would you allow ur bae to be friendly with your friends or bestfriend?
Have you ever liked your baes friend and wish you could swap ?
Can you forgive a guy/chic that cheated on you with your bestfriend? Can you forgive the friend?

Do you think confiding with friends can be the downfall of a relationship? ..

Discuss!
Share your experience.
Advice.

Cc

Lalasticlala
Ishilove

vjsmiles:
[size=14pt] that is your phcking opinion not mine....

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vjsmiles:
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and how does my post affect yho? [/size]

Orlahmeedey:
My BF does all of this....

tabaralph:
i told everybody that fayose is a leopard that can never safe his spoty skin,is this not the same fayose that was sending pastors and imams to plead with the 19 apc law makers last week,,,,i said it he was only trying to buy time so that the new assembly will be inaugurated on may29 then he will show his true colour to the opposition......eti roun enwaooo ekiti kete

FLAWLES:
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Tension is building up in Ekiti State as Governor Ayo Fayose asked the people to defend the mandate they gave to him following the impeachment process initiated by the All Progressives Congress lawmakers in the state assembly.

Already three groups, the Okada Riders Association, Road Transport Workers Association of Nigeria and National Union of Road Transport Workers have put their members on notice to look out for the APC lawmakers apparently to forestall their impeachment.
The 19 APC lawmakers in the Ekiti State House of Assembly had two weeks ago served a notice of impeachment on Mr. Fayose, a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, who was sworn into office last October.

The lawmakers were away from the state until recently, following the victory of the APC in the presidential election. During their absence, seven PDP legislators were performing legislative duties which many consider illegal.

Mr. Fayose, who sounded conciliatory after the Supreme Court affirmed his election last week, made a live television broadcast on Sunday asking Ekiti people to defend their mandate from the APC lawmakers, who he claimed were invading the state to impeach him.
He urged drivers and okada riders in particular to move out en masse to defend his mandate, saying: “My mandate is your mandate and you must defend it.”

The governor made the broadcast about twenty minutes after leaving a church service where a clergyman advised him to embrace peace and reconcile with the APC lawmakers by restoring their salaries and other benefits to enable them do their jobs.

Shortly after leaving the church, two statements emerged on the state radio as public announcements that were being broadcast intermittently.
A public announcement by the Chairman of the Okada Riders Association, Niyi Dahunsi “All Okada riders in Ekiti State are enjoined to be on the look-out for strange faces in the state from tomorrow. This is because it has been gathered that APC lawmakers working with Dr Adewale Omirin are planning to truncate the peace of the state by planning to invade the state with armed thugs.

“All Okada riders in the state should be mobilised to the House of Assembly by 6am tomorrow. Governor Fayose’s mandate is the mandate of okada riders. We must defend it with the last drop of our blood.”

The Chairman of Road Transport Workers Association of Nigeria, Samuel Agbede, and his counterpart in the National Union of Road Transport Workers, Clement said, “Information available to us is that the APC lawmakers are planning to invade the state with lorry-loads of thugs recruited from Lagos and Osun states tomorrow.

“The APC lawmakers have vowed to kill any one that stands on their way to achieving the plot of impeaching Governor Fayose and his Deputy, Dr Kolapo Olusola.

“We therefore alert all members of our union to be on the look-out from tomorrow. All driver unions’ members should be prepared to defend the mandate freely given to Governor Fayose.

“Our members should monitor movement of vehicles into Ekiti State from today so as to prevent invasion of thugs whose only intention is to kill our people. We gave our mandate to Fayose and we must be prepared to defend it.”