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PinkBarbie:
Op I hope you tried all three on your friends before creating this thread?

Or i should try it on u

Ever been tempted to kiss a friend? While it’s alright to get attracted to a friend, it’s not always the safest bet to make a move. Find out how to kiss a friend and get away with it!

Kissing a friend is a tempting proposition.

But unless it’s a mutual desire, it’s best to stay away from such complications.

But if you really do want to get frisky with a pal, here’s your guide on how to kiss a friend, the easy way.

It’s sneaky, but hey, if sexual desire matters more than friendship to you, why not give this a go?

How to kiss a friend

Have you ever tried to kiss a friend? In most cases, it just doesn’t work out.

Your friend may be shocked, surprised, or may want to stay away from you.

But if you really do like a friend and want to take it further down the path of love, then this piece on kissing a friend may not be appropriate for you. [Read: Falling in love with a friend]

But on the other hand, if you just want know how to kiss a friend, and then worry about your mixed feelings later, this may be the easiest way forward.

There are a few times when you can kiss a friend and get away with it, and a few other times when it’s just completely inappropriate to kiss a friend.

Firstly we’ll get to the five ways by which you could kiss a friend out of the blue, with no preamble or even a hint that you’re attracted to your friend.

1 Kissing a friend when you’re drunk

This is pretty much the safest way to kiss a friend and get away with it. And let’s face it, more than half the first kisses between friends use this move. When you’re out with this friend you like or at a party, have a few drinks and wait for the booze to kick in. And once you’re feeling the buzz, use that as the perfect accidental excuse. Try and get the coziest spot next to your friend, preferably an isolated spot.

Start a conversation with your friend and eventually start whispering to your friend. Of course, you’re *drunk*, aren’t you? Whispering into each other’s ears is completely acceptable when you’re high!

And at some point of the conversation in between all the close facial contact, go right up and kiss your friend. The kiss may last a while longer if you’ve built a lot of sexual chemistry through all the body contact, but even if your friend’s not drunk, you’d still be able to sneak in a quick kiss. And your friend can’t really get upset or do anything about it, after all, you’re drunk out of your mind! [Read: How to flirt by touching]

2 Playing truth or dare

Kissing a friend doesn’t come easier than this. So if you’re ever trying to figure how to kiss a friend, focus on arranging a drinking game like spin the bottle or truth or dare. [Read: How to play sexual truth or dare]

Sometimes, you may get a kiss or a lot more than that. But at other times, you may not always end up lucky and another friend may end up kissing the friend you want to kiss. But not to worry, if you didn’t get a chance to kiss your friend during the game, just get drunk and go back to step #1!

3 Kiss your friend when they’re consoling you

This is a sneaky move, and it’s another common ploy in getting to kiss a friend. Many people use this, and quite frankly, it works very well.

Have you just lost something of value and need some consoling? Everyone needs a friend they’re down and need consoling. So call the friend you like and tell them how *depressed* you are and how much you’d appreciate it if they could come over to your place to cheer you up.

When your friend comes by to your place, snuggle up and hug your friend. Just stay in that position as you mumble your sorry ass story and explain how depressed you are. At some point, you’d know that your friend’s pretty comfortable with the hug too. Now you can linger your hands on their back or go straight for the kiss. The kiss may last a while, or a few seconds. But if it does last, the kiss could lead both of you into bed and even go a lot further.

On the other hand, if your friend does take offense, you could apologize p

LieDetector:
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bugzbunny:
Pained gee
Get used to it
Igbos are talking over

Der is no need to get use to it. Dats d highest position an igbo man can reach in Lagos, go nd take over in ur land, Palm oil no dey sell again...dey dnt knw anything more dan kola nd schnapps...we are in d era of #change...

bugzbunny:
Pained gee
Get used to it
Igbos are talking over

Dats d highest position an igbo man can reach in Lagos, go nd take over in ur land,ur pple ar suffering... Palm oil no dey sell again...dey dnt knw anything more dan kola nd schnapps...we are in d era of #change...

Dis igbo people and der ways,come take over lagos,try am...u go end up for lagoon...u suppose tink about hw u go develop ur reddish brown lands...

delectablegyal:
Dis girl fine o. Even with a jajaga hair.

she fine smal,i tink undastandin girls is nt dat hard...Maybe for meee..

The book z damn too sweet,der z one Mr.agbalowomeri der self....

alotofgrace:
Toofan on point

You made me remember Toofan and his arrow tin....nice movie

youngberry001:
u need brain surgery dude

aint got no tym for haters...

youngberry001:
mchew dat demon man issues don tired me jhor

beta kip shut...he z my role model

c hw im luk...

Na only me she wan breastfed...#

amaphrodite...

Der z God o,u ar always lukin for a way to bring im down....d more pple condemn me,d more God blesses me-TB JOSHUA

dis one na black in complexion nt dark....

Anaconda.fake

Der z God ooooo

Dirty girl,i no luk ooo

nice one

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First comment on nairaland fp,Abeg welcome me with likes...........

It has been a disappointing twelve months for the
Nigeria national team, with the promise of 2013
being unrealised despite the opportunities offered
by the World Cup and Cup of Nations qualifying.
Far from establishing a dominant core to the side,
many of Stephen Keshi’s chosen ones have fallen
from grace in recent fixtures.
In this article, three of Goal Nigeria’s writers each
present two players who they believe Nigeria
should cast aside in 2015.
Efe Ambros
Efe Ambrose
Nigeria’s final qualifying game for the 2015 AFCON
featured an interesting tactical battle: South
Africa defended very narrow and marked tightly in
midfield, challenging Stephen Keshi’s men to break
them down.
The men on the pitch with the most space were the
full-backs, Efe Ambrose and Juwon Oshaniwa,
who had to accelerate at least 30 metres to have
anyone come out to meet them. The former is a
centre-back, the latter is a shutdown left-back
and little else.
It served a cogent lesson: in modern football, no
one can succeed without attacking full-backs.
This is why Efe Ambrose has to go in 2015.
As the Super Eagles look to the future, it is vital
that the national team seek out a proper right-
back. Midfield battles have become tighter, and
full-backs have never been more important.
Having one proficient with the ball at his feet and
capable to contribute in attack in vital.
Emmanuel Emenike
There is only so long one can labour under a
burden before deciding it is easier to discard it.
Sad as it is to admit, Emmanuel Emenike is a
burden now. Without a goal in over a year with the
Super Eagles, especially in a team that does not
rely on its midfield for goals, there is no basis for
his continued presence.
His form with Fenerbahce in the Turkish Super Lig
is not sparkling either, he has only managed two
goals this season, and his confidence appears
shot.
If form is the metric for selecting a national team
(in an ideal situation, it should be) then the 27-
year-old has no business in the team at the
moment.
Failure to qualify for Equatorial Guinea 2015 avails
the team handlers an opportunity to start afresh
and look to the future. On the current evidence,
Emenike does not feature in that future.
Follow Solace Chukwu on
Peter Odem
The two players I believe ought to be forgotten in
2015 are both men with similar profiles and similar
qualities. Notably, they both lived out comparable
narratives and made parallel contributions to the
national side.
At the beginning of 2014, neither Peter Odemwingie
nor Ikechukwu Uche figured in Stephen Keshi’s
plans.
Both men had been sidelined following well-
publicised disagreements with the Big Boss and,
heading into their 30s, appeared to have a limited
future with the Super Eagles.
However, the failings of Emmanuel Emenike, Ideye
Brown, Victor Moses and others forced Keshi to
turn back to the veterans.
After much long drawn-out speculation, both men
eventually returned; Odemwingie for the pre-World
Cup friendly against Scotland, Uche for the qualifier
against the Republic of Congo.
Their respective stats for 2014 read as follows:
Odemwingie—seven appearances, one goal; Uche
—two appearances, one goal.
While they may have made pertinent (if ultimately
futile) contributions, both men are past their prime.
Odemwingie will be 35 and Uche 33 by the next
time Nigeria could possibly feature in a major
tournament, there is no dearth of bright striking
talent and the New Year must herald the start of a
new attacking era for the national side. Azubuike Egwuekwe
There’s really no better way to put this: Azubuike
Egwuekwe is not good enough for the Super Eagles
and should be forgotten in 2015.
It’s okay to be good but there’s always better; and
better is what Nigeria need.
With a population of over 150 million people within
the geographical space called Nigeria, not to
mention the Diaspora, there are certainly better
defenders who can contribute more than what the
Warri Wolves captain chips in for the national
team.
His towering height, obviously, serves well for
thwarting aerial threats, but unfortunately, that’s
about his most significant contribution to the team.
And in all honesty, alternatives are aplenty.
His pace, or the lack of it, leaves much to be
desired of the central defender. What can we say
about his decision-making? It’s as slow as the
man himself.
It was an eyesore against South Africa, for
example, during the qualifiers, and Nigeria deserve
better.
Chigozie Agbim
Third-choice goalkeepers are not necessarily
necessary, but they have to be there, just in case.
And they have to be reliable, too. There are so
many scenarios, though they seldom play out,
where third-choice goalies have proved important
additions to squads.
It won’t be overstretched, though, to say that Super
Eagles fans must give thanks to the man ahead of
him for not allowing their darling team be in a
crucial position where Chigozie Agbim needed to be
called upon.
Remember that dying-minute reflex save by
Vincent Enyeama from Edin Dzeko’s header, which
preserved Nigeria’s lead, and win, at the World
Cup? If that was Agbim… let’s not even go there.
The CHAN catastrophe is just a page in a
catalogue of his embarrassing displays.
I really don’t know how Agbim got into the national
team in the first place, but his time as the first-
pick from the local-based goalkeepers, which is
highly debatable and even laughable, should end in
2015.

Gbolahan Bright who runs free Mathematics
classes has been awarded the Most Excellent
Order of the British Empire Member for services to
education
He runs free maths classes for primary age
children and has been recognised in the New Year
Honours list with an MBE.
Gbolahan Bright has been running the Bright
Academy Maths clubs for primary age children in
London and Essex for the past 20 years.
“I have gained a lot from this society. I have been
blessed and it would have been ungrateful of me if
I did not give back,” he said.
Of the 500 or so children who have taken the
classes, about 50 gained their General Certificate
of Secondary Education while still at primary
school.
Mr Bright’s honour is for services to education in
East London. It was his wife, Afolasade’s
involvement in local politics, first with Hackney
council and later with Barking and Dagenham, that
saw him started on the idea.
“Being a Christian I am not one to sit on the fence.
I wanted to give all it takes to make it work,” he
says.
“I feel so humble to be recognised at this level.”
The couple arrived in the UK from Nigeria in 1990.
Mr. Bright is a chemistry graduate and has been a
teacher for 36 years. “That is my life. I have a
passion for teaching.”
He now works part-time as a Mathematics lecturer
at Barking and Dagenham college and was
ordained as a pastor in 2012.
Together with his wife, he now runs four free
Maths clubs, taking children from the age of seven
– though they will sometimes include six-year-
olds with older siblings already in the class. The
couple say the aim of the clubs is to encourage
children to aim to be the best
“If the foundation is strong then you can build a
good structure, therefore the focus is at primary
level,” he explains.
The couple’s own three children all gained GCSE
maths while in primary school.
The eldest, Joshua, 22, went on to gain a
Bachelor’s degree from Queen Mary University
London at 17, a Masters at 18 and now works for a
global investment bank.
Mrs. Bright says having a Mathematician for a
husband was a big advantage. “He believes that
you have to catch children while they are young.
He knows that without Maths you can’t really do
much. You can’t really get anywhere in life without
it.”
The couple realised other parents might struggle to
help their children with Maths problems, so they
set up their first club to help other families.
Child-centred “We are very child-centred. We help
them regardless of their background, social or
religious.
“We create an atmosphere of fun. It’s not just
about learning. We do debates, develop their
presentation skills. A lot of them have been
successful in a variety of fields,” says Mrs. Bright.
“We view every child as gifted. It is our job to
motivate them”, her husband adds. “It is not just
about mathematics. The aim is to encourage the
children to aim to be the best. We want to get them
away from things that distract them and give them
a positive influence instead.
“We want to have an impact irrespective of a
child’s background. It is beyond mathematics. The
aim is to bring the best out of each child. It gives
us joy.”
In total some 10 per cent of the honours are for
work in education with three head teachers
receiving knighthoods or damehoods.
They are Oremi Evans, of Brookfield School and
Specialist College, Herefordshire; Kate Dethrdige of
Churchend Primary, Reading, and John Townsley,
executive principal of The Gorse Academy Trust,
Leeds.
Also recognised was Teresa Lees, a professor of
social sciences at Cardiff University, who becomes
a dame. Prof Lees, a former pro-vice-chancellor
and Equal Opportunities Commissioner, is a
sought-after expert on gender equality in higher
education. http://www.punchng.com/education/nigerian-teacher-honoured-in-the-uk/

http://m.news24.com/nigeria/Politics/News/Jonathan-best-candidate-for-Nigeria-PDP-National-Secretary-20150102 Ile-Ife - Prof. Wale Oladipo, the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP) National Secretary, has
said that President Goodluck Jonathan is the best
candidate for Nigeria in 2015 general elections.
Oladipo made the statement during the
celebration of his 55th birthday in Ile-Ife, Osun, on
Thursday.
He said that the citizens would want the
continuation of Nigeria’s transformation under
President Jonathan, saying that PDP would be
victorious in the February polls.
According to him, former Head of State, Gen.
Mohammadu Buhari (rtd.), APC presidential
candidate, a 72-year-old, cannot bring about any
change, compared to Jonathan who is
democratic.
The PDP national secretary said that the
campaign for the re-election of Jonathan’s for a
second term had begun in earnest.
Oladipo said that Gen. Buhari had ruled this
country with iron fist, used decrees at will, while
the press were gagged.
He appealed to the people to shine their eyes and
cast their votes wisely during the general
elections.
Oladipo said that President Jonathan has done
well in health, agriculture, education,
manufacturing of motor car in Nigeria and other
visible projects.
He said the re-election of President Jonathan
would benefit all and sundry in terms of people-
oriented policies and programmes.