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Travel › Re: Pic: Nigeria's Presidential Jet by gabicon: 4:50pm On Jun 11, 2015
Jirate:
shut the trap, he was'nt elected to be traveling. Two weeks on the job, ordinary Sec to the F.G, he cant appoint, Yar Adua did that within hours of his inauguration.
How did OBJ get our debts cleared by the Paris club? Answer: traveling.

We need international support if we are going to fight terrorism, secure credits, and attract foreign investment, you mentioned yar Adua making appointments within weeks the question is how successful was his government in bringing prosperity to the country? Let's cut mr President some slack abeg.
Politics › Re: Buhari To Earn N14 Million As Annual Salary, Allowances by gabicon: 6:06pm On May 30, 2015
anonimi:
Is the minimum wage in America also less than $100, equivalent of N18,000 huh

Abeg stop displaying your stewpidity in public! I take God beg you, okay huh
You are one of the reasons why we haven't grown as a nation, why must you result to insults in communicating your grievance? Why cant you be civil in stating your opnion? I will suggest you grow up and understand that everyone has an opinion and you raise your opinion in constructive criticism.

Back to your point for your information managers in nnpc, shell, chevron, oando, Mobil, dangote etc earn more than 14 million a year, will it now be logical to pay someone overseeing this multinational less? The answer is no cos he won't be able to pay his bills and hence he would steal I can hear u say they are stealing already but trust me it would get worse. Further more we need technocrats to work with the government how do convince someone earning so much in the private sector to come work in the government n collect less pay? A change in the minimum wage is important but let's not let that elude sound judgement.
Politics › Re: Buhari To Earn N14 Million As Annual Salary, Allowances by gabicon: 2:55pm On May 30, 2015
14 million per annum is fairly reasonable for the president which is $70000, the president of America earns $400000 per annum. I would have loved to see the allowance pay sheet instead that's where Monies is usually drained
Politics › Re: Buhari First Blunder Why I Oppose Relocation Of Military Command-ifeduba by gabicon: 7:58am On May 30, 2015
ifedubatoochukw:
THE MILITARY CENTRAL COMMAND IS THE ENGINE ROOM OF THE ENTIRE NIGERIA FORCES INCLUDING ARMY NAVY AND AIRFOCE all their cordinated strikes is control from this command base... even BOTH NIGERIA COMBAT AND SURVEILLANCE DRONE IS CONTROL FROM THERE.. IF BOKO HARAM OVER RUN THIS BASE NIGERIA IS DOOMED ALL OUR DATA CODES AND DRONES AND MISILES WILL FALL INTO BOKO HARAM HAND
The central command is our engine room yet for over four decades the government was plagued with coups outside the engine room. I will suggest you read our military history before we compare it with the advanced world. In Nigeria institutions are controlled by individuals while in advance countries institutions control individuals, we haven't defeated boko haram because of the institutional settings we run the stronger the leader d stronger the institution instead of the reverse examples include efcc-ribadu, nafdac-dora, stock exchange-ndi cbn-sls etc.
Politics › Re: If Vp-elect Knows He Can't Do The Job He Should Resign by gabicon: 2:25am On May 21, 2015
Reference:
So what about States. Are they not heavily indebted too across party lines.....during oil boom years. What is your honest take on that. Will Ambode have to lament Fashola's massive debts incurred during 'boom years'?
Let's not fail to establish that 2/3 of the states cant pay salaries and gossip filtering in are even implicating some states with high national cake. Debts are a global phenomenon when they are sustainable, when you use borrowed money to pay salaries the debt is not sustainable or better still its a liability most of the debt in Lagos are the eko Atlantic city n mono rail project both will bring in money to service d debt when completed states like akwa ibom have sustainable debts cos the development is recreational in nature n hence can be serviced through tourism. Further more let's not forget that the debt of Lagos is cumulative.
Politics › Re: If Vp-elect Knows He Can't Do The Job He Should Resign by gabicon: 9:05pm On May 20, 2015
denko:
He should not tell us what we know , (according to APC), he should focus his energy on resolving the issues & if he find the problems bigger than him then he should be honorable to resign his position PERIOD.
i don't think he is trying to make excuses, i think he is trying to prepare us for whats coming i.e tight budget, tight monetary policies, high taxation. the gej government wasted a lot of money and incurred huge debts to the tune of $60 billion even with the oil boom at the time that is not to mention the amount of uncompleted projects the new administration has inherited. so its more of a call to tighten ones belt and a little patience to stabilize the economy.
Politics › Re: Asari-Dokubo Convenes A Meeting On The Next Phase Of The Niger Delta Struggle by gabicon: 4:28pm On May 18, 2015
Its now clear that even if the south south produces a president it simply doesn't solve the problems on ground I mean GEJ was president for a term n still no reasonable development in the Niger delta for 4 years with all the resources at his disposal, what then is the assurance that resource control will guarantee stability n development? Yet we have succeeded in creating billionaire militants and criminals, the problems lie within the people and not the quantity of resources.
Sports › Re: Ruby Igwe In An Open Letter Urge DANGOTE To Buy Man United Instead Of Arsenal by gabicon: 7:45pm On May 07, 2015
shedrack222:
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Daughter of the late veteran Nollywood producer, director, writer, teacher and mentor, Amaka Igwe, Ruby Igwe has written an open to Aliko Dangote, disclosing to him, her opinion on the indicated interest to purchase Arsenal football club.

If we recall, the billionaire lost the bid to land a stake in Arsenal Football club in 2010. He, however, revealed recently that he is still interested in buying the club.

Here is an excerpt of the open letter from DailyPost below:

[b] Dear Mr. Dangote.

Of course you should buy the Gunners. It’s a sound investment to invest in football, I think financially. And of course in terms of reputation, having a stake in a club is epic. And of course you have the cash. That’s indisputable. However, I have two propositions for you.

Please buy Manchester United instead. Just because.

If you don’t want to, that’s fine. But if you have change, after the Gunners, invest in the football in Nigeria. I can a$$ure you that it’s not only in the UEFA Champions League, or the English Premier League, or La Liga, or Bundesliga, that you will find good soccer. What these leagues have in common is solid financial backing, and solid infrastructure. They have created an internationally celebrated, culturally appreciated, economically viable system.

As such, I find solace in my red Man Utd shirt. I watch David de Gea‘s saves in awe, and I want very much to go to Old Trafford. I feast on the history and the statistics that I find about George Best and Alex Ferguson and David Beckham, and I can’t count how many times Manchester United has broken my heart.

I digress.

If you invest in the football in Nigeria, maybe people will feel the way they feel about Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Manchester United; about Enyimba. Maybe my mates will make good money playing for Nigeria’s local and national teams. Maybe watching football and sports live in Lagos and Lafia will become a favourite past time. Maybe we will know more Nigerian players by name and not because of what non-national club they play for.

Maybe there won’t be that much traffic every time in Lagos because the stadium will be packed full. Maybe the clothing and manufacturing industries will be revived by making jerseys and other memorabilia. Maybe students can find modes of expression and survival in sports in general, instead of trying to conform to what they are not.

So Sir. Please do Nigeria a favour and invest in the infrastructure of our football. Invest in change.

Don’t just donate, in case it becomes pocket-oriented. Don’t make a local investment. Go hard. Go national. Consult people, including football fanatics, and lay out a battle plan. Invest in our football and follow your investment until you see the sizeable returns that can and will actualize. Invest in generations to come.

Nigeria will thank you.

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Cc::: lalasticlala
that makes no sense man u have huge debts coupled with the fact that they need a huge sum of money to overhaul their team and lest not forget that their financial record is a mess. while arsenal for the past 10 years have turned over profit to share holders, paid fully for their recently built stadium, and stable team performance. the only backlog of arsenal is the lack of silver wares both as an investor i would put my money in arsenal and i pretty much feel thats what dangote sees
Politics › Re: We Must Question Sources Of Rich Nigerians’ Wealth –osinbajo by gabicon: 1:32pm On May 02, 2015
Its disheartening and sad that some of the youths of Nigeria have been reduced to political animals instead of students. Is it until you or a member of your family is attacked or killed before you agree our criminal justice system needs reformation? I really don't get it why do we always make the collective existence of this nation always about politicians what of our voice as a people? Fix the judiciary and criminal justice system and its only a matter of time the hammer will fall on every corrupt politicians, why put the cart before the horse? Once the horse moves the cart has no choice but follow suit.
Politics › Re: Raymond Dokpesi To Buhari: Documentaries We Ran About You Were Factually Correct by gabicon: 12:26pm On May 02, 2015
[quote author=borlarge post=33334884]I do think its wrong to destroy a man's image because you prefer this contender. The fact is AIT has feed fat on federal resources since 1999 and things are going to be pretty tough for them as a result of change of government combined with the fact that they have huge loans to service. I think team GMB played into their hands by the proposed ban, now they would say the GMB is after AIT survival wen in actual sense they were on the path of no return already. The lesson here to all businesses is for them to run their organisations as a business and not an arm of the government as things can change in a split second. Let's encourage professionalism in businesses not partisanship.
Politics › Re: Subsidy Removal: Nigerians Gear Up For Showdown Against Buhari by gabicon: 4:49pm On Apr 30, 2015
I keep asking myself certain questions about my beloved country, when will certain things end? When will subsidy end? When will nddc end? If we don't have a stop date for these activities then no true development will come to their corresponding quarters. Its clear this subsidy thing is a scam why do we still insists it goes on? My suggestion to the incoming administration is for them to build an nnpc mega station in every local government of the country, sell the fuel produced by our refinery, import fuel as a state (let an arm of nnpc handle fuel importation) and sell this fuel only in the mega stations. ever other private company is permitted to import fuel and sell at their own price. So our mega station caters for the poor and less privileged in all local governments. Many of the companies parading themselves as oil marketers will either close down or be forced to adjust their prices as normal businesses do to survive.
Romance › Re: To Hit Or Not To Hit! by gabicon: 4:37pm On Apr 23, 2015
I'm strictly against any form of abuse both emotional or physical perpetrated by either partner. Reason being that they don't solve problems, and at the end we all have to discuss the issue and decide to make the necessary adjustments to live in peace.
Politics › Re: Why We Change Our Position On Buhari. Ex-millitant by gabicon: 2:22pm On Apr 19, 2015
When exactly will the amnesty programme end? I believe the initiative is a time bound one, and should have a start date and end date. Else we will still be doing justice to the subject matter in the next 50 years which is synonymous to beating a dead horse.
Politics › Re: Is A Federal Minister Superior To A State Governor Constitutionally? by gabicon: 2:41pm On Apr 17, 2015
A minister is a political appointee elected by the president to help him service the people, while a govonor is democratically elected by the people of the people and for the people. A govonors influence is miles away from that of a minister, governors even nominate ministers from their zones.
Politics › Re: How Obasanjo Destroyed PDP (2) - VANGUARD by gabicon: 8:34am On Apr 16, 2015
We like it or not this country is run by a powerful cabal which obasanjo is a member ibb is a member Abdulsalam also is a member. OBJ negotiated with this cabal for one term for GEJ and wen it looked like he wasn't going to happen he decided on self destroy for the platform in which he was running. OBJ had to deliver on his promise of on behalf of GEJ else he faced grave consequences in the cabal, just try and remember all the attackings on GEJ they were all strategically planned. What should concern us is the next line of action of the cabal with the APC. The northerners have developed a system to work with this cabal, but I'm afraid the southerners still don't understand its Concept talk less of having directorial stakes there, they all want to be in the centre instead of yearning to control what happens in the centre. I see Tinubu joining this cabal as they only take members by merit, and he has proved to them that he belongs in the cabal.
Family › Re: My 2 Months Old Marriage Is Crashing - HELP ME by gabicon: 5:39am On Apr 10, 2015
multicast:
I am a fervent reader on Nairaland and i dont miss this forum in 1 day, i have seen people share their concerns here and a lot of people have contributed through their comments, though some are hillarious while others are on point. i will appreciate matured responses.

I did not marry a stranger to start with and its why i am very pained cuz i come here on nairaland and see how people get frustrated about their marriage based on cogent reasons but mine is different.

first of all, I got married in february and am already very tired of my wife, not because she isnt very sexy or good in bed as other may experienced but because my wife starts arguments from little things as little as why did u miss my call, even if its a BBM call thats dependent of network, after hours of begging i have to end up with uncountable "am sorry".

secondly, my wife find it very easy to engage in malice for days without bothering to reconcile, and i have to talk to her over again and make her see reason why such act is not good in marriage, for which she will later apologize and the next day or same day she is back again in another episode.

thirdly, every man love to be respected, when my wife starts her drama about missed call or other flimsy excuses, she starts talking to me like am her junior brother, calling me names and after noticing how mad i am with her, she will apologize but always repeat such act.

i feel the amount of love and attention she gets from me is too much and i am beginning to think i should make her understand what it feels like to have a frustrated marriage. though am yet to do that.

i honestly am not perfect but i have never used any harsh word while addressing her even when she is obviously wrong, i dont do so because i know the feeling when she use them for me. i wish i could anyway.

i grew up in a place where women are highly regarded and well treated and maybe its affecting me because i also help her do chores and i dont push all the house work to her as most men do.

i noticed i am always very unhappy and depressed the moment she comes up with this episodes and it may be because i love her so much and this is beginning to affect how i study and i might be forced to push her away first by not giving her attention as i used to.

My fellow Nairalanders, i respect ur opinion, hillarious ones and reasonable ones, marriage is not a bed of roses, i love my wife and i am not cheating on her, i am 100% married to her alone but her attitude is frustrating and i might have to leave her in the end. i hope i get lucky and this make FP so i can learn from experienced members before i take a decision, as we speak she has began the malice episode with me and if i dont apologize to her in 3 days, she is ready to go that far too.

sad sad sad cry
Its inconsequential what happened in ur courtship the fact is u need professional help go talk to a councillor as your marriage is already on the highway to divorce its only a matter of time true frustration sets in. And pray the devil is after marriages don't let him get yours.
Politics › Re: Anti-corruption: I Trust Buhari, But Not All Those Around Him- Bakare - Vanguard by gabicon: 5:16pm On Apr 06, 2015
As earlier stated the right circle of people is his only chance for success. The truth is that no one person can totally eradicate corruption its a collective responsibility, what we need GMB to do is to penetrate our institutions and strengthen them and probably make all processes in our institutions electronic no paper trail
Family › Re: Letter To Nigerian Parents by gabicon: 9:05pm On Apr 05, 2015
I beg to defer with the writers opinion I schooled in UK and I did see a lot of young people work and earn a living which was as a result of the way their system is runned and trust Nigerians they adapted to the system most working like their UK counterparts and even paying their fees. Why was this possible because they have a well structured payment system, there is little difference between the high ended earner working in KFC in UK is OK to pay ones bills and have a little savings, how much is being paid to people working in mr Biggs in lagos? What is the cost of living in Lagos? The total population in UK is the population of the amount of youths in Nigeria, the fact is that our employment industry is messed up and the youths have been groomed to be layed back because of the insufficiency of the employment industry. I for one do not support people without jobs living a flamboyant lifestyle, the reason being that this is possible is that our workforce system is broken. Then there is this thin about unemployable graduates, I have seen a lot of graduates who sat at home for years hustled to go abroad for further study or work and get good jobs in fact the western countries have passed laws to eject our people from overseas because they are taking all the jobs there. The question is why isn't this happening here at home? I am not saying all our graduates are top notch but what of the good ones?

Also its not bad for a parent to give his child a launching pad in life some of the most successful people in the world have benefited from I.e bill gates, dangote, JP Morgan etc. Striking a balance is the key to success we should go beyond or behind board.
Family › Re: Pls Help!! My Wife Fought With My Mother Following A Quarrel. What Should I Do? by gabicon: 8:48am On Mar 28, 2015
perfectionist:
Nairalanders, I'm in a quagmire! About one week ago, my mother came to visit my family with her sister and a friend. After the preliminary greetings and felicitations, I proceeded to take leave of my guests in order to go and service my car, leaving them in the hands of my wife after having provided some refreshments for them.
Now, my wife and mother have no love lost between them and barely get along but the joviality they displayed together in my presence combined with the fact that my mother's sister and friend were also around made me to believe all will be well and nothing will go wrong.
No sooner had I left home than I received a frantic call from my wife to return quickly that all hell had broken loose.
Upon getting home, I found my mother and my wife on the 3-seater going at each other with both wailing. I managed to separate them and proceeded to find the cause of the fight. I was told by the two onlookers (mother's sister and a friend) that my wife prevented my mother from taking some photos of the child dedication we did a few weeks back from the photo album. This incensed my mother and led to my wife being slapped following which all hell was broken loose. My mother even sustained a deep scratch on her face.
Now, my family members have insisted that my wife must leave the house for committing this abomination (their words, not mine). Indeed, my mother has told me in no uncertain terms that mother and son relationship has ended as long as my wife continues to remain in the house.
I love my wife and has two young children with her but this whole issue has complicated things.
What should I do? Your candid advice and suggestions will be appreciated.
You assumed wrongly bro you shouldn't have left them alone especially without male supervision. I'm afraid that the disaffection between your wife n mum is shipwrecking your home and the fact is that you are the problem. How u may ask, both women are trying to gain masterly control over you and either of them won't give way for the other.
You as the man have to put both of them in their proper place, your wife can't be your mother and your mother can't be your wife they are two distinctively different roles, sit both of them down n talk to them and be firm while doing this. Don't play the blame game let both apologise for their rude behaviour your wife owns the pictures and has every right not to give it to your mum but she did lack the moral right to fight your mum while your mum disrespected you by slapping your wife thats assault.
Politics › Re: Another Look At 2011 Result Breakdown By Region by gabicon: 6:39pm On Mar 27, 2015
gej will win ss and se
gmb will win ne and nw
gej & gmb will share nc
i cant predict sw its going to be the decider.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Please Be Warry Of Push-cv Schemings by gabicon: 11:10am On Mar 27, 2015
Nigerians and their propaganda theory. Push CV is a business and the most important aim of any business is to provide services and make money, how do they do this by just collecting CV's a lot of hardwork was put into the whole process their staffs have to get paid. I'm not validating pushcv all I'm saying is no one provides services for free hence we should show a little empathy and by the way they didn't force and one to pay any money it a choice. B4 someone says I work for puchcv let me clear the air that I don't n I also applied, further more there are similar institutions live pushcv in UK like cvlibrary, reed, blue arrow etc some of them even get PSID by subsiding their clients salaries they agree with an employer for a fee for their clients services and then agree with the client on a salary the difference is their profit.
Family › Re: Why Do Most Marriages Breakup Within 5 Years These Days? by gabicon: 11:34pm On Mar 20, 2015
the misconception of infatuation for love. many think that love is a feeling, (which most times fade away averagely within the first two years of marriage) love is not a feeling its an ACT. we as human beings are subject to certain needs and our survival depends on these needs same goes with marriage each partner has certain needs and unless these needs are met their union no matter how they feel is heading for the rocks. the word action is gotten from act keeping a marriage is taking actions that may or may not be convenient just to please ones spouse. another big problem is the I phenomenon when a marriage is all about one of the partner the other feels left out, to have a successful marriage you have to give up the I's for the us. and finally a lot of nigerians have resorted to worshiping money instead of God there is a statistics that shows that 50% of marital problems are monetary in nature. the only way to learn how to love unconditionally is by loving God unconditionally we like it or not money answereth all things but doesn't redeem most things.

Marriage is no cheap talk its hard work its a wonder how people use 20 years of their life to prepare for a career and 6 months to prepare for a lifetime process (marriage)
Travel › Re: Photo: Check Out How Orderly Lagos Traffic Was In The 60's by gabicon: 4:42pm On Mar 19, 2015
Surplus90:
...And men riding bicycles to work with ease. I
can imagine how life was back then.




https://mobile.twitter.com/SeeMeSeeNigeria/media/grid?idx=1&tid=578466176218447872
We drive left handed vehicles how come most of the cars are right handed cars? This picture is most likely not Nigeria
Crime › Re: "I Know Where The Chibok Girls Are"-67Year Old BokoHaram Escapee Recounts Ordeal by gabicon: 12:39pm On Mar 19, 2015
Themandator:
Did you see any where it was stated that the info is from the security people.... According to the script, she escaped aided by a boko Haram fighter and decided to tell her story to the public rather than the army in adamawa
She escaped from the camp and our security networks haven't been organised well enough to locate such assets before the press. If we continue in this path the insurgency is going to go on for a long time.
Crime › Re: "I Know Where The Chibok Girls Are"-67Year Old BokoHaram Escapee Recounts Ordeal by gabicon: 7:36am On Mar 19, 2015
If we are reading this now my guess is boko haram must have read it too and probably changed base. My issues with our security agency is the way they manage intelligence info why hasn't this particular camp been found before the release of this story
Family › Re: Churches And Wedding Wahala. What Is Your Take On This? by gabicon: 12:06am On Mar 19, 2015
You and your wife can go privately to the pastor to bless your marriage, there is no law that says you must have a wedding ceremony in my Church a couple did their marriage on Sunday, they dressed in the normal wedding dresses but the church joined them in 10 minutes and afterwards we continued our Sunday worship service.
Politics › Re: Switzerland To Return $380M Looted By Abacha To Nigeria by gabicon: 11:27pm On Mar 17, 2015
Sirniyeh:
Switzerland will return to Nigeria some $380 million
(360 million euros) linked to ex-dictator Sani Abacha,
Geneva’s public prosecutor said Tuesday, adding that it was closing a 16-year case on the funds.

Abacha ruled oil-rich Nigeria with an iron fist from 1993 until he died in 1998. The economy grew under his rule, though he was seen as extremely corrupt and faced criticism over his human rights abuses in the oil-rich nation.

The decision to return the funds follows a July 2014 deal between Nigeria and the Abacha family. Under the agreement, the funds would be confiscated and returned to Nigeria, while Abuja would drop its case
against the deceased dictator’s son Abba Abacha.

The $380 million had been placed in several accounts
abroad that were controlled by the Abacha family,
which is considered a criminal organisation, the Geneva prosecutors’ office said in a statement.

The money was seized in 2006 in Luxembourg, under
orders from the Swiss authorities. The Abacha family had also placed some $500 million (530 million euros) in Swiss banks, though those funds have already been returned to Nigeria.

The $380 million will be returned under the World
Bank’s supervision, said the prosecutor’s office.
The authorities have also decided to drop their case
against Abba Abacha, which began in 1999.

In 2012, the dictator’s son was handed a one-year
suspended prison sentence for participating in a
criminal organisation.

Switzerland’s top court cancelled the sentence in May
2014, citing procedural reasons. The Geneva prosecutor’s office on Tuesday said Abba Abacha has already been detained for 561 days from 2004 to 2006, without receiving compensation.

The Abacha affair began in 1999, when Nigeria asked the Swiss judicial authorities to help it recover $2.2 billion ($2 billion euros) embezzled and siphoned off by Sani Abacha while he was in power.

www.today.ng/news/switzerland-to-return-380m-looted-by-abacha-to-nigeria/
rubbish abacha died 17 years ago, lets say we put this money in fixed deposit at an interest rate of 10% per annum thats 38 million a year multiplied by 17 a whooping 646 million dollars in profit alone.
Politics › Re: Tinubu Warns Jonathan Against Fani-kayode by gabicon: 5:09pm On Mar 17, 2015
As I've always said GEJ is or can be the most loved and respected president we have ever had if and only if he is sold to Nigerians the proper way. Negative publicity is killing his reelection bid, in 2011 he came with his I had no shoes slogan and sold virtually all the youths out. Doyin Ruben ffk and his wife are selling GEJ as if we are at war.
Politics › Re: How Mark Ruled Ashafa Out Of Order And Approved Obanikoro As A Minister by gabicon: 10:25pm On Mar 11, 2015
onatisi:
so we should ignore apc wrong and overlook it because they are apc but crucify pdp because the minority don't like them ,abi?
you are missing the point because partisanism is clouding your judgement, because APC did wrong does not give PDP the moral right to do wrong.Whoever did wrong should be punished but because they are not punished does not give others the audacity to do wrong. i am afraid that our politicians have redefined our morals as a people which is a catalyst to a broken society.
Politics › Re: How Mark Ruled Ashafa Out Of Order And Approved Obanikoro As A Minister by gabicon: 8:23pm On Mar 11, 2015
onatisi:
what about buhari that lied under oath and is seeking to be the president ?
two wrongs don't make a right they simply create a chaotic society. if we keep substituting wrong with wrong we soon will run out of rights.
Politics › Re: How Mark Ruled Ashafa Out Of Order And Approved Obanikoro As A Minister by gabicon: 6:57pm On Mar 11, 2015
My heart bleeds for the youths of this country, what is wrong with our sense of morality? The main participated in rigging an election and even implicated our President in the plot and we reward him with ministerial position. This is not about APC or PDP this is flat wrong
Romance › Re: I Have Been Dumped By 3 Girls Cos I Refuse To Have Sex With Them by gabicon: 11:56am On Mar 10, 2015
Saimeritus:
The past 3 girlfriend I had dumped me because I refused to do the thing with them. I'm from a very responsible family and I had a covenant with God not to have sex until marriage. I have been good to those girls , buys them lots of gift cos I'm on 3 scholarships.The day I went to the home of my 2nd gf, we were all alone in the house, she kept touching me but I didn't make a move. This infuriated her. The next day I called her, she keeps busying my calls. She dumped me just like that. My last gf came to my room at school the other day and I cooked for her, entertained her very well but when she showed green light , I rejected it. I have been calling her since then but she doesn't pick my calls. They all say that I'm not a man. pls what should I do to keep a good girl into a relationship? I think I am a failure when it comes to relationships. candid advice needed
You are doing the right thing bro it isn't wise to join ones self to different women. Above this I think you have a tiny flaw which is you are attracted to the wrong set of ladies I would advice that you have lady platonic friends and from there study their character and make better decisions, I would also advise that you concentrate on your studies and less on a girlfriend, if you are not after sex platonic/study friends will do

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