₦airaland Forum

^^^Sweerie blve me he is

REALITY101:
You disgust me more than some scene in Rise planet of the ape

I have decided to ignore his its post.

^^^God help those who help themself

Goldieluks:

Am good,my one and only
hows you?

Am very well love, just missed you so much

REALITY101:
REALLY?

Yes bro

LesbianBoy:
lets get married bro

I'll pass

Amb. Olugbenga Ashiru why am i not surprised

Goldieluks:

Awwwwww and here she is. How are you doing sweerie

^^^

Toba we are watching

LesbianBoy:

190 stop tryin that sh[i]i[/i]t with me

Boring

^^^Say everything now or forever keep your peace. You were professing your love for her in the other thread and now you cant say a thing. So something bro and stop being a diva

14) Long Distance Relationship

11) Secretly Admire of A Nlder

Are you romantic:

6) Monarchical

chillaz:
Why must she force you to do what you dnt want and will affect you later. She is just feeling insecured that you may leave her later. Whats her age,maybe she us the type that is desperate and wnt let any slight opportunity pass her by. Stand to your ground that you are not ready, and if she keep insisting at all cost, man dump her and let her let you be,no be by force.

Chillaz will you marry me before December?

ronkebp:
i had a similar situation, my ex, (whom i loved to pieces), had this other gal, i knew about her from the beginning but, he had me all wrapped around his fingers, all of a sudden a lady started calling me and asking me to back-off and leave her 'fiance' alone, i did not say anything to her, i went over to my guy and told him, all he said was that he was not engaged to anyone and that there was no way he could convince me that there was nothing serious going on between them. All i wanted then was assurance that all was going to be alright. No, he could not, he was tongue-tied, he could not even utter a word, i was so confused and devastated, my friends wanted to threat that babe's bleep-up, but i did not want to hurt his feelings, she kept on calling and harrassing me. On a second thought now, i should have confronted her back, even if i don't end up with him (which i did not do now) would have still been satisfied that i stood up for myself. So i do not see anything wrong in confronting that babe, only, do it in a civilised way.

Your own case is different cos the gal attacked you first, so thats why you are regreting not attacking her back

@OP----I hate insecured and possesive women. She has no right to call any other woman prior to informing me cos thats disrespectful. But am not sure I would call off a 5yr old relationship just for that except the trend continues

y3mz1:
Hmmm, I'm a UK born Nigerian girl and I find it easy to connect to Nigerian males and females living in Nigeria.

Try a different approach or try talking to ones which have similar interests to you

Nice hair. I like that

@OP---When you are in love with two people(if possible), always go for the second, because if you actually loved the first guy, you wouldnt be with the second one. So be wise

I dey laugh o

toba:
Does she mean the opposite?

How could she mean the opposite when she clearly stated it in black and white. Sorry bro

Cuddlemii:
Hi people

Hi sweetie, how you doin?

^^^Eastern state can never be a capital of that cesspit called Nigeria

Goldieluks:
Dave I see you hate me so much,for your info am not single,even if I am
Single,blind,deaf,lame,dumb,foolish and whateverr!toba is the last person on earth,
I wouldn't even go 3million miles close to that judgemental goat brain.I hate him.

AMEN

REALITY101:
They don't know you are my wife. . Tell em

Anyone seen my cuddle yet?

^^^It doesnt matter, I have told you his gender

^^^Why wont you say that, when your heart is made of steel

Ibime:
Romelu Lukaku left out of UCL squad.

That means they are planning to loan him out January

[size=13pt]Media Pitched Me Against Obj –ibb[/size]

Former Military president General  Ibrahim Babangida is singing a different tune on his recent stand-off with former President  Olusegun Obasanjo. He blamed  the press for pitching the two of them against each other.

Babangida, in firing the first salvo  against Obasanjo, had dismissed as a  waste, the $16 billion earmarked for power projects between 1999 and 2007 by  the administration  of Obasanjo.

Obasanjo  immediately replied and called Babangida a fool while Babangida in a counter reaction described Obasanjo as a bigger fool.

The verbal war took   place last month during Babangida’s 70th birthday.

The stand-off incensed many Nigerians who called them names.

However, Babangida on Wednesday night  said what the press reported was not “what l meant”.

“That was not what l meant.  This (report) has made me to lose some of my friends. No thanks to you journalists”, he said after paying a Sallah visit, in the company of another Military Head of  State General  Abdulasalmi Abubakar to Acting Governor Ahmed Musa Ibeto of Niger  State in Minna.

He said Obasanjo was his boss and remained so even now.

He said the press  and not politicians, is overheating the polity,

Contributing to the interview, Abubakar advised the media to be mindful of their stories, urging them to avoid reports that can overheat the  polity. But when told that  politicians should be blamed for overheating  the polity, Babangida interjected, and said: “No, no you (journalists) are the ones overheating the polity; even recently you (Journalists) overheated me.”

Babangida said the way the press handled the stand-off was unimaginative and wasteful.

On his alleged plan  to remarry, Babangida said: “At 70, you are talking of wedding bells? Forget it”.

The former military leader told their host that their visit was in accordance with tradition as he and Abdulsalami always pay homage to the  governor during  Sallah celebration to wish him well and to offer advice to the government.

He said: “We are here to pay homage to the governor, as a tradition we have adopted and we hope to continue to do it as long as Allah spares our lives we will continue to come, to nudge and to encourage you to continue the good work you have been doing for the state.”

Responding the acting governor appreciated the two leaders for their visit and promised that the government will continue to rely on the wealth of experience of these leaders, saying, “ we are proud to have the two of you in this state and we will continue to depend on your goodwill and experience.”




http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/27627-media-pitched-me-against-obj-ibb

THERE was panic at the Lagos State Government Secretariat, Alausa, on Thursday, following the rumour of a bomb blast by the Boko Haram sect in the area.

This led to the closure of prominent entrances into the secretariat, including that of the deputy governor, Mrs Joke Orelope-Adefulire.

The development also resulted in heavy human and vehicular traffic within the secretariat as workers and visitors hurried to flee the scene.

Nigerian Tribune observed that the government had since put stringent security measures in place at the secretariat since five months ago.

Before the April general election, the government introduced new policy to regulate the closing and opening of the main secretariat gate. The gate is now locked at 7.00 p.m. unlike before when it was left open for 24 hours.

Also, no visitor is allowed into the secretariat on weekends, as the main gate is permanently closed while workers on special duty are requested to show their staff identity card to enter the premises.

However, the arrangement to allow workers and visitors to pass through the deputy governor’s office was broken on Thursday, as the gate remained shut to prevent any terrorist attack.

According to the police officer, who spoke to Nigerian Tribune at the deputy governor’s gate, the closure was an instruction by the state Commissioner of Police, Mr Yakubu Alikali.

The police officer said no vehicle would be allowed to pass through the gate until he received a new order from the state police command.

Commenting on the matter, a member of staff of the state government, who refused to mention his name, said that the closure could cause more havoc, adding that it had resulted in serious traffic around the secretariat.

He said: “With the traffic now, more people are concentrated at the other gates to get out of the secretariat. This is more dangerous. I think the police should find a better way to address this instead of closing one of the prominent exits.”

Meanwhile, the downpour in the metropolis caused serious flooding in Ikeja area of the state, leading to heavy traffic.

Most commutters were stranded due to the traffic, which lasted for about one hour on the popular Obafemi Awolowo Way and the adjacent routes.

Many members of staff of Lagos civil service could not leave their offices at the closing hour due to the heavy traffic and the continuous rain in the area.

Tight security around govt office, Abuja
Meanwhile, as work resumed nationwide on Thursday after the Eid ul-Fitr celebration, security has remained tight around some government buildings in Abuja.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), reported that there was heavy presence of security operatives in and around the building at the Federal Secretariat, Abuja.

At the office of the Head of Service of the Federation, different security operatives mounted heavy security check at all entry and exit points of the complex.

The security operatives comprising the Nigeria Police Force, the State Security Service, Civil Defence Corps and the Nigerian Army were seen patrolling the premises.

Staff and visitors were subjected to a thorough search before being allowed into the premises.

NAN reported that bags were searched with metal detectors, while those without valid identity cards were denied entry.

At the Federal Secretariat, vehicles were not allowed to park in front of the office block and around the Eagle Square, while the road leading to the main building was cordoned off by the police with their patrol vans mounted at both ends.

NAN reported that to further enforce the measure, men of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) were on the ground with a towing van, apparently to tow any defaulting vehicle.

Some of the staff members, who spoke to NAN, said the measure was necessary to forestall any possible attack on the area.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/09/bomb-scare-lagos-beef-up-security-at-state-secretariat/