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Attention + seduction

Hahahahaha
if talk una go say na lie.

Op! Y na? U supose take ur drugs today. Ur symptoms ar pesisting.

If all d corrupt poticians cn re-assemble in a single political party, then its welcome. Bleep dem!

No energy fr protest. Nd we dnt wnt to be kill by armed forces.

Kk

chenor:
Yes it should for the poor..at least

i think so sister

Menstruation is something that young girls and women naturally go through once a month evry month.

Considering that menstruation happens naturally, there are some people who believe that sanitary pads (worn to absorb menstrual blood) should not be sold. Instead, they should be given out for free considering the poor condition of some families.

If this is done, some common diseases associated with the use of unhygienic material as sanitary pads will be curb.


Majority of girls and women in some rural areas opt for pieces of cloth, piece of mattress as sanitary pad since they can't purchase a more hygienic sanitary pad every month.

Should menstrual pads be given free as other materials like; mosquito nets, condoms etc. At Primary health care centres?

Do you agree with this people or do you think there's no problem in selling sanitary pads?

Come and share your view..

Cc. Mynd44, lalasticala

Lexusgs430:
Nice one!!! Partially true on ' elopement '. But eloping is on a temporary basis. Her Family would be waiting for both of you, upon arrival or when the elopement nostalgia feeling is over or when she is missing her family and both of you have to return with you tails between your legs!!!
With cremation, no returning after BBQ has done it's job!!!!

gud! Afta i might hv got her pregnant, were she go come go? Its a practice here in my place. D man nd woman elope on mutual undastandin.

Somebody recently said chibok girls is a hoax, its political.
He ws accused of sponsoring boko haram. nw dat he is close to u, u hv realized chibok girls neva exist. Na wao!

Lexusgs430:
I would save you all the above cost, cremation!!!!

then i will also save u d cost of wedding, 'elopement'

PDP dreaming awake.. Saraki loyalist.

PDP dreaming awake.....

Nxt tory.....

The controversial policeman.......

Op, dat number 2 is comic relief fact.


nice compilation....thumbs up.

I will work fr sure........

reason : only if this topic is to b post in the right section

Knowledge9000:
Yoruba OP and posters as usual...obsessing over Igbo 24/7. They can't do without Igbos.

why must u bring tribalism here How ar u even sure d op is yoruba by tribe

Mr. Senator u ar vry correct. If it were to be a xtian governor e.g(Patrick Yakowa) imposing this bill, Elrufai would hv come awt to condemn it... Smh

The United States (U.S) government has hinged its support for the Federal Government’s diversification and anti-corruption agenda on the need to aid the nation’s sustainable growth approach in order to strengthen its economy and provide leadership direction for other African countries.

According to the U.S., while it is very encouraged by President Buhari’s commitment to an economy that is more diversified, less dependent on a single commodity for export earnings, Nigeria’s future is in Nigerians’ hands and that means the country needs to develop sustainability.
Besides, U.S. Secretary of States, John Kerry, added that his country will invest at least $600 million in Nigeria in 2016.

Speaking in Washington during the opening session of the US-Nigeria bi-national commission meeting, Kerry reiterated the commitment of his country to Nigeria’s growth.

“We want Nigeria to succeed. And I don’t say that with any element of patronising or arrogant or any kind of view other than the fact that we know there are challenges,” he said.

“Nigeria is an extraordinary country. It has huge potential, a very rich culture. And it is finding very vibrant expression in every branch of the arts. And like the United States, it is a diverse country with a very large and assertive civil society; and like America, Nigeria is looked to for leadership in confronting some of the starkest challenges of our times.

“Now, Nigeria’s future is in Nigerians’ hands. We respect that. The United States is here to help to meet your needs, to listen to you carefully, to understand what it is that you believe is necessary, and to work with you where we can to implement. Our development assistance this year will top $600 million, and we are working closely with your leaders – the leaders of your health ministry – to halt the misery that is spread by HIV/AIDS, by malaria, and by TB”.

On the issue of corruption, Kerry said both President Buhari and President Obama identified one of the largest and most stubborn obstacles to economic growth to include the persistence of corruption.

“To fight it, the United States strongly supports the efforts of institutions like Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to prosecute corruption cases. And we back the role of civil society and of the media in exposing corruption and in advocating for greater transparency.

“Our Power Africa Initiative is aimed at strengthening the energy sector, where shortage in electricity has frustrated the population and impeded growth. And our long-term food security programme, feed the future, is helping to create more efficient agriculture and to raise rural incomes in doing that.

“Our Young African Leaders Programme, in which many Nigerians participate, is preparing the next generation to take the reins of responsibility…. and in education, we are working together to try to fight illiteracy, especially in the country’s north, where the lack of opportunity has been holding people back, and where the terrorist organisation, Boko Haram, has murdered thousands and disrupted the lives of millions.”

On his part, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyema, who led the Nigerian delegation, expressed Nigeria’s indebtedness to the U.S. for the role it had been playing in its stability.

“We cannot underestimate the impact that your visit and the support of your country has had in shaping the future for Nigeria,” he said.

“And of course, we’ve had respect for the United States for a very long time. Your system of government is one that we’ve adopted. We had a Westminster model once upon a time, but we threw that aside and embraced the United States model – an expensive model it is too, but we’re struggling as best we can.


“We share the same values and we respect very much what this great country has achieved, and this country has really become a model for all countries in the world. And we aspire to going some ways to emulating this model.”


http://m.guardian.ng/business-services/business/why-u-s-is-supporting-nigerias-diversification-anti-corruption-agenda/

SportsMinister Solomon Dalung has disagreed with the Nigeria Football Federation’s quest to get a foreign coach for the Super Eagles, after they were eliminated from the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.

National Under-23 coach, Samson Siasia took charge of the Super Eagles for the crucial tie against the Pharaohs of Egypt. Though the Eagles had more of the ball possession they failed to score more than one goal in the two legged tie.

This prompted the NFF president Amaju Pinnick to declare his desperation for a foreign coach.
But Dalung who was speaking in Abuja refused to toe the line of the NFF, and with his speech, he seem to have backed coach Siasia for the job of leading the Eagles.


“The hiring and firing of coaches is a problem, when shall we have an end to it? In my view, we place personal interest above national interest.

“You don’t access a coach with one match. You give him ample opportunity and generate correct data to access his performance.
“The hiring and firing of coaches just on one performance speaks volumes of senses of judgement and it does not augur well for our football. It must stop now,” said the sports minister.


Meanwhile the NFF President, Amaju Pinnick is expected to meet with the minister on Tuesday and top on the agenda is the issue of hiring a foreign coach for the national team.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/no-foreign-coach-dalung-insists/

0rex:
1 MW (MegaWatt) => 1, 000, 000 Watts.

For a low resolution instrument calibrated in MegaWatts, anything less than 1, 000, 000 Watts will be displayed as 0 MW.
If you had power supply during the alleged 0 MW period, the only logical explanation is that you were part of the privileged people all over the country to get supply when national generation was less than 1 MW.

okk....!

crotonite:
do ladies purchase/use condoms too?

female condom dey na... Dey fit buy male one kip fr there partner. Prevention is berra Dan cure

funny make i laff small

Economy palava.




Nobody should blame buhari here. Am tire of reading blames

Pls no wailing on this thread. The young man has elaborated some points which ar worth meditating over.

Its never late to rectify ur short comings @presido. Dnt wait till 2018 to start changing ur ways. We nigerians will see it as campaign. #peace

Funeral expensive pass.

Coffin, grave, mortuary bill, family uniform, jollof rice drinks for two days. Note: burial duration is two days nd above. While wedding is one.

1. Shower her with gifts

2. Flaunt ur cash.......

And its done thank me letter...

Agubushmenyo:
All my savings!!

I wish you would know how much I hate Unwanted pregnancy!!

Don't mind that Fine Boy above me!! Na girls dey buy give am!!

guy me hate unwanted (unexpected) pregnancy. Imagine koji catch me recently nd i ws wit my bae, no condoms nd i said no to sex at dat tym,... Fear of unwanted pregnancy Is d begging of d end of BASTTARD childrensssss.

Cutehector:
0 naira.

ar u married

hello romancelanders, how much do you spend on CONDOMS per annum?.


Do you purchase it for contraceptive purpose or as a STDs preventive material?


Lets share our view.

Hmmm, RIP to d dead. Y na Daughter of Jezebe!!