₦airaland Forum

Fhemmmy:
You never find one?

pcmecom:
Hi
    Has anyone come across these words at the work place

"Applications from job seekers who require Tier 2 sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications. However, non-EEA candidates may not be appointed to a post if a suitably qualified, experienced and skilled EU/EEA candidate is available to take up the post as the employing body is unlikely, in these circumstances, to satisfy the Resident Labour Market Test. The UK Border Agency requires employers to complete this test to show that no suitably qualified EEA or EU worker can fill the post"

I await your comments

davidylan:
disappointed by what?

Ujujoan:
Dat's rite!

So you get stuck with your initial decision even if you think it was the wrong call to make ?

Any attepmt to change your mind will result to you being victimized by the so-called guy or girl who 'claimed' to love you!

desthan:
ah! otio! ! . . . NL Iwu must be behinde dis o. . .  even sistawoman no dey 4 here. . .

kokoA:
My sister, ask them o

justwise:
Next time remember to use the word some. How many white girls have u been with?

Abuzola:
Udueze, am a living witness, my friends up to 5 are marrying igbo girls. So shut your trap

Wrex:
it is true my friend, a lot of people got laid off at my branch this morning

Wrex:
The same thing is happening here at oceanic bank, so many people are getting laid off, [size=18pt]the format is if you cannot log in,you are sacked.Everybody is afraid[/size] "cos nobody knows who is next, this is really sad, i feel sorry for this country, so many people losing there jobs,unemployment rate on the increase, all those fools at the corridor of power should be hanged and sanusi lamido beheaded, those guys are not human

Fhemmmy:
Sorry, meant to say for selfish people.
Cos it is only a selfish person that will marry cos he needs someone to sleep with, or need someone to check what the noise is all about at the mid of the night

Bebesula:
Let somebody shout halleluyahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! The Lord has done it. I & my baby have been given student visas to the US. This is just the Lord's work.
@Nethacker - you are an angel, answering all those calls from my husband, responding to those chat with him.
@Oyewoles - oh my God! All of your endeavours shall prosper
@Femilangy - the creator of the thread - God will create greatness in your life
@Seun - the owner of nairaland - God will own you forever
@all - you are too much, Gongo Aso, A-town (where-ever you are) and to all of you, God will bless you.
@Sussex, you shall surely succeed.
I will post the interview very soon.

xtristo:
My dear Banom,

now that u are a new creature,i strongly feel it is time for u to retract some of your atheistic and unscriptural past posts

that are still making headlines on nairaland.hope u are still savoring your new found faith.MAY THE GOOD LORD KEEP U

TILL THE END!

dupsie4u:
Come and Marry me,  Im a Virgin!!!    . c your mouth like Virgin own. Guy, u go search tire,  u urself be Virgin? i dnt think u shld base your feeelings on d fact that your girl is a virgin. i cant understand, for d life of me, y u shld start feeling insecure cos your girl is not a Virgin. yes, its not rite to av sex b4 Marriage, but are u not guilty of it if u are'nt den, your Argument is Ok,  Bt if u aint, just F**k off and pls, stop being Hypocritical. wt is good for d Goose is good for the Gander!!!   

gadogado:
cheif emeka, a few points of correction for you
1) IBB is not a monogamist, the daughter in question (after her marrigage with abacha's nephew fell apart) married the zamfara state governor and she's the third or fourth wife.
2) i have never seen a hausa or fulani christian, they just dont exist and im from the north, your cousin married someone from a small tribe in the north, there are many of them there and they are treated as 2nd class citizens like katafs from southern kaduna,they speak hausa with funny accents and have their own languages. hausas are about 98% muslim

3) you can tell when a group has feelings of racial superiority by how protective they are of their women.case in point.african american men couldnt even look at white women in the 40's and 50's otherwise they'd hang them but whites had regular sex with black female slaves freely and even after slavery. example.emmett till

[/quote][quote author=OAM4J link=topic=338326.msg4749743#msg4749743 date=1255747485]Lets just say I agree with your 3rd point for comments sake; now, white girsl just cant have enough of blackmen di-cks, it therefore means a time is comming when hausa girls pu-ssy will be cheap and easy all over the south of Nigeria. Not that it is not available or cheap now, it's just not open yet I did my NYSC in Sokoto, and I cannot count how many fully blown hausa/fulani girls my guys fu-cked, especially the very young ones that threw away thier virginity at us just like that. So get the superiority complex out of ya head.

author=Outstrip link=topic=276593.msg4749721#msg4749721 date=125574636 It is her real hair. I even saw her showing Chris Rock. I too was shocked to find out that it was all hers[size=18pt]  but she has the money to make gold grow out of her scalp if she chooses  [/size]. It is not infusion. I have done that and you cannot play with it the way she was with Chris Rock and not be able to tell

[size=18pt]Mothers for rent - greed by any other name [/size]
[size=15pt]•Girls now bear children for men for a fee[/size]
By HENRY UMAHI
Saturday, October 17, 2009


It may sound incredible, but it is true. Many Nigerian ladies now bear children for men just for a fee. They are all over town, in Lagos and other parts of the country, looking for men to conceive for, not as wives but simply for commercial purposes. And once they are delivered of the babies, they hand same over to their ‘customers’ and move on.

It seems that with the nation’s economy teetering on the precipice and millions of Nigerians experiencing excruciating hardship, as a result of the global financial meltdown, some of the citizens are, characteristically, adopting survival strategies with a touch of ingenious creativity. In this case, women are giving good accounts of themselves in the game of survival.

Saturday Sun investigation revealed that the pregnancy-for-money has become a lucrative business, to the extent that many Nigerian ladies find it attractive. The men they bear children for may not be acquaintances or people they know. The bottom-line is the money involved. Conception could be through artificial insemination or sexual intercourse. To play the role, the ladies charge between N150, 000 and N200, 000. This sum, however, does not include antenatal bills.

While investigating the story, Saturday Sun undercover reporter got six young ladies to have babies for him for a fee. One of them, who claim to be carrying a three-month pregnancy currently, agreed to hand over the baby to him whenever it was delivered.

Agnes, as she identified herself, was not keen to disclose the source of her pregnancy. When asked who was responsible for the pregnancy she wants to sell, she retorted: “How I got pregnant is not the issue. If you want the baby, I will give it to you when I deliver and you pay me. That’s all.”

Indeed, getting the pregnancy-for-fee ladies is like a piece of cake. As soon as Saturday Sun broached the idea to one Miss Joy (surname withheld), a 25-year-old factory worker, she had no objection. To her, it was a familiar path. It seemed that she had done it before and was not averse to doing it again. And it was the Delta State indigene, who later introduced three of her friends or acquaintances who are also in the business.

After gaining Joy’s confidence, the reporter told her that he knew some childless couples who were also interested in such a deal. She thought about the proposal briefly and said she would arrange it if adequately motivated. In her words: “Na your money go waka for you.”

Joy charged a consultancy fee of N5, 000 and got to work. Within 48 hours, she got other ladies who would join her in the deal. She actually told the reporter that she could arrange as many of such ladies as there are clients because, according to her, it was a common practice among girls in Mushin and Ajegunle areas of Lagos, where she resides with her aged parents and siblings. She said she has connection with other ladies outside Lagos, who are also in the network. To show that she meant business, Joy offered her three-year-old love child for sale, as Saturday Sun reported a few months ago. Her asking price was N300, 000 to give up the baby boy.

One of the commercial mothers, Tonia, said: “If any guy wants me to have a child for him, I will consider it if he can pay me up to N200, 000. He will also pay my medical bills. He will pay the agreed sum in three instalments: He will pay me the first one when I take in; the second will be when the pregnancy is about six months old while the final payment will be after delivery. We can be making love from time to time until full term.”

Another “baby factory”, who gave her name as Sonia, 26, said she could accept N130, 000 but that the man would handle her upkeep until she puts to bed.
Busty and lively, she said she wouldn’t mind living with the man from about the fourth month of the pregnancy so that the man would continue sleeping with her, as couple do. However, unlike Tonia, she would collect half of the agreed sum shortly after she becomes pregnant and the other half when she puts to bed.

On her own part, Becky, who hails from Edo State, said that she would accept to render such service if the man would pay N100, 000, provide her accommodation as well as foot her other bills until she is delivered of the baby. She said the man has to take care of her as his wife during the period of the pregnancy.
Another lady in the business, who simply identified herself as Patience, an indigene of Cross River State, said: “When we agree and the man gives me belle, I go tell my senior sister that I want to travel. Then the man will give me where to stay until I born am.”

She said her pay-off was a lump sum of N150, 000, which she intends to use to start a business.
While all the ladies said they were ready to go for tests before the consummation of the deals, they pledged not to relinquish the custody rights over the babies they are rented to bear once money exchanged hands.

[size=18pt]Mothers for rent - greed by any other name [/size]
[size=15pt]•Girls now bear children for men for a fee[/size]
By HENRY UMAHI
Saturday, October 17, 2009


It may sound incredible, but it is true. Many Nigerian ladies now bear children for men just for a fee. They are all over town, in Lagos and other parts of the country, looking for men to conceive for, not as wives but simply for commercial purposes. And once they are delivered of the babies, they hand same over to their ‘customers’ and move on.

It seems that with the nation’s economy teetering on the precipice and millions of Nigerians experiencing excruciating hardship, as a result of the global financial meltdown, some of the citizens are, characteristically, adopting survival strategies with a touch of ingenious creativity. In this case, women are giving good accounts of themselves in the game of survival.

Saturday Sun investigation revealed that the pregnancy-for-money has become a lucrative business, to the extent that many Nigerian ladies find it attractive. The men they bear children for may not be acquaintances or people they know. The bottom-line is the money involved. Conception could be through artificial insemination or sexual intercourse. To play the role, the ladies charge between N150, 000 and N200, 000. This sum, however, does not include antenatal bills.

While investigating the story, Saturday Sun undercover reporter got six young ladies to have babies for him for a fee. One of them, who claim to be carrying a three-month pregnancy currently, agreed to hand over the baby to him whenever it was delivered.

Agnes, as she identified herself, was not keen to disclose the source of her pregnancy. When asked who was responsible for the pregnancy she wants to sell, she retorted: “How I got pregnant is not the issue. If you want the baby, I will give it to you when I deliver and you pay me. That’s all.”

Indeed, getting the pregnancy-for-fee ladies is like a piece of cake. As soon as Saturday Sun broached the idea to one Miss Joy (surname withheld), a 25-year-old factory worker, she had no objection. To her, it was a familiar path. It seemed that she had done it before and was not averse to doing it again. And it was the Delta State indigene, who later introduced three of her friends or acquaintances who are also in the business.

After gaining Joy’s confidence, the reporter told her that he knew some childless couples who were also interested in such a deal. She thought about the proposal briefly and said she would arrange it if adequately motivated. In her words: “Na your money go waka for you.”

Joy charged a consultancy fee of N5, 000 and got to work. Within 48 hours, she got other ladies who would join her in the deal. She actually told the reporter that she could arrange as many of such ladies as there are clients because, according to her, it was a common practice among girls in Mushin and Ajegunle areas of Lagos, where she resides with her aged parents and siblings. She said she has connection with other ladies outside Lagos, who are also in the network. To show that she meant business, Joy offered her three-year-old love child for sale, as Saturday Sun reported a few months ago. Her asking price was N300, 000 to give up the baby boy.

One of the commercial mothers, Tonia, said: “If any guy wants me to have a child for him, I will consider it if he can pay me up to N200, 000. He will also pay my medical bills. He will pay the agreed sum in three instalments: He will pay me the first one when I take in; the second will be when the pregnancy is about six months old while the final payment will be after delivery. We can be making love from time to time until full term.”

Another “baby factory”, who gave her name as Sonia, 26, said she could accept N130, 000 but that the man would handle her upkeep until she puts to bed.
Busty and lively, she said she wouldn’t mind living with the man from about the fourth month of the pregnancy so that the man would continue sleeping with her, as couple do. However, unlike Tonia, she would collect half of the agreed sum shortly after she becomes pregnant and the other half when she puts to bed.

On her own part, Becky, who hails from Edo State, said that she would accept to render such service if the man would pay N100, 000, provide her accommodation as well as foot her other bills until she is delivered of the baby. She said the man has to take care of her as his wife during the period of the pregnancy.
Another lady in the business, who simply identified herself as Patience, an indigene of Cross River State, said: “When we agree and the man gives me belle, I go tell my senior sister that I want to travel. Then the man will give me where to stay until I born am.”

She said her pay-off was a lump sum of N150, 000, which she intends to use to start a business.
While all the ladies said they were ready to go for tests before the consummation of the deals, they pledged not to relinquish the custody rights over the babies they are rented to bear once money exchanged hands.

lovemoi2:
@ tpia

my reason is, 

there are somethings you wanna talk about,, you can't really tell people close to you cos they will only judge you

its easier to say it in a public forum like NL, it lifts a load off my back.

example i have a serious fetish for extreme sex, if i tell that to my religious friends, they will only judge me, even though i caught one of them in the act sometime ago