Gang90:

I'm not looking to confront her, I can wash the sheet, but it disgusts me to wash an after sex sheet of a woman that naturally looks disgusting to me, for this I will leave the house soon, but note maybe it feels this way cause I had not really had sex, the fact is that I can't touch that bed sheet, the closest I had come with a woman is kiss here and more mild romance but this us in a whole new level for me to handle, I know what sex looks like when I see one, my mind could be playing an exaggeration scene in my head but it still disgusting, if I can go through this kind of horrible moments it should be at least for my own women not for a woman that has no atom of respect for my person, the issue is not about washing a bedsheet, sometimes ago when I abd my sister used to visit the orphanage I wash the kids clothes including their bedsheet but washing this particular one it totally dirty to me,

Please don't "spoil" your brother's marriage. Get something better doing.

mobuch:


call him bingo or b0rn2fuck

maturity counts in making comment

ireneidiva:

Male or female?

son is?

am very grateful to you all for responding swiftly to ma post...God bless

Noloss:
CONGRATULATION! But would u want a public forum name ur child for u? Ask God in prayer n look at d circumastances dat surrounds his/her birth.

I now understand my dear...

SuperSuave:
Picture before I can say anything

I wish I can do dat as at now because am very proud ro be a father ....but my inlaws are still in shock and pain and am not allowed yet to see the girl or the child...God willing, I will be there on monday...still trying to convince ma inlaws

remsonik:
Congrats op to you and the girl for not wasting this precious gift.
I hope they can allow you visit her now and see your child

Grateful. ...still in negotiation with d parents to go there on monday

daimsy:
Op please kneel down and pray to God to give you the name of that child.don't just pick any name for him as names may have adverse effects on someone's life and destiny.





congratulations!!!!

Am very grateful dear.
Will do that just that I was caught unaware....but thank you very much

Hi dear, mine has been a love of suffering and winning....I will soon update my entire love story but I urgently need a cute but appropriate name for my newborn son, HURRAY...I dated my Spiritual Father's daughter and the "fortunate" happened. I so much live this girl that though am 8 years older than her, I always obey and respect her because of her matured advice and encouragement throughout our tough times. Unfortunately, the girl was still in school and it was real hell for all of us. As at now, am not permited to see or talk to the girl as she has been moved to a distant town and her phones were ceased by the stepmum. The only thing I do is to send feeding and hospital fees for this nine months of which I did timely.
Luckly, the girl memorised my numbers and has been hiding to call me every often to update me on her health.
She called yesterday and gave me the good news and her stepmum also called to confirmed it.
Now I need honourable members to help me with a name and its meaning suitable with the suffering I and the girl went through.
Nb: Am a Christian (only if am qualified to be called so) and need a name praising God for seeing us through sufferings
Please help a friend.

Where FIFA got it wrong in Brazil
By Cletus D Kuunifaa
The World Cup has come to an end with
Germany grinding it out to a lone goal victory in extra time,
courtesy Mario Gotze’s 113th minute goal. While Brazil has
been praised for a successful organization of the event, Sepp
Blatter and his coterie have a long to-do-list to check to deal
with to improve the game. Not only is there disappointment
about FIFA’s ranking system which I find to be rubbish and
wrote about it ( See Sports Features of Wednesday, 2 July
2014), but I am equally appalled about the distribution of the
officiating officials at the just ended World Cup in Brazil. As
readers might be aware, when the world football governing
body, unveiled the list of 25 trios and eight support duos,
making up a total of 91 officials, that would oversee games
this summer, conspicuous absence was officiating officials
from Ghana and Nigeria. Africa was represented by officials
from La Cote D’Ivoire, Burundi, The Gambia, Cameroon,
Rwanda, Algeria, Morocco, South Africa, Senegal and Kenya.
The two soccer power houses in Africa were absent. (http://
www.fifa.com/worldcup/organisation/referees/index.html).
FIFA explained that, “the referees selected for the World Cup in
Brazil have been chosen based especially on their personality
and their quality in football understanding by being able to
read the game and the teams’ tactical approaches towards
each game.” What a load of absolute nonsense!
Understanding the game? And yet we saw biased officiating
from a host of these officiating officials. The Mexican team
coach will blame their exit on poor calls from the officiating
officials, while the Brazilian team has been protected in most
of their games until they met their nemesis in the hands of the
Germans in the semi-final match. Nigerian coach, Stephen
Keshi, would lash out at the referee after his side lost 2-0 to
France in the World Cup last 16 in Brasilia the other day. Keshi
said, “The referee is a human being and is bound to make
mistakes, but a lot of mistakes are questionable,” “I’m not
happy with the officiating.” He opined. (http://article.wn.com/
view/2014/06/30/
Nigeria_coach_Stephen_Keshi_hits_out_at_referee_after_France_8/)
FIFA is supposedly wary of fair play as well as campaign
against racism, but painfully lacks the little things that need to
be done to propel it as the fair and unbiased international
institution that it claimed to be. The purpose of this piece is to
further push and pin FIFA against the wall for the glaring
oversight to observe a minute silence and or construct
whatever form of recognition via print, audio or video, which
would have attracted international attention for the over 200
Nigerian girls abducted (including the casualties) by Boko
Haram, a terrorist group. What a perfect unbiased idea it
would have been for a minute silence to be observed for the
unfortunate incident that happened in Nigeria in one of their
matches! Yet, that did not happen because FIFA did not find it
expedient and compelling to do so. Malala Yousafzai is even
better than FIFA. The little Pakistani rights activist, Malala
Yousafzai, met Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan to
press for more action to free the more than 200 girls held by
militant Islamists. Malala met relatives of the girls, expressing
solidarity with them at a meeting in Nigeria's capital, Abuja,
on Sunday. She said, "I can feel... the circumstances under
which you are suffering," "It's quite difficult for a parent to
know that their daughter is in great danger. My birthday wish
this year is... bring back our girls now and alive." http://
www.myjoyonline.com/world/2014/July-14th/malala-
meets-goodluck-jonathan-over-chibok-girls.php This was a
simple gesture from a little girl in her bid to draw attention to
the fate of the girls in limbo to be compared with how FIFA
would have drawn a bigger, bigger attention to the plight of
these abducted girls. Instead, FIFA found time at the slightest
notice to slot in time to observe a minute silence for one
Argentine Alfredo Di Stefano who passed. FIFA decided
together with the Argentina Football Association and Real
Madrid, that the global football community will pay tribute to
one Alfredo Di Stefano at the FIFA World Cup semi-final match
between the national teams of the Netherlands and Argentina.
Truly, a moment of silence was held ahead of the match in
memory of Di Stefano and a picture of him shown on the
stadium’s giant screen. Furthermore, Argentina’s national
team wore black armbands. (http://
fansided.com/2014/07/09/world-cup-semifinal-will-honor-
alfredo-di-stefano-moment-silence/#!be24CV) I do not care
about the exploit of an 88 year old who passed. I do rather
care about the future of these young girls abducted in Nigeria
and a minute silence for the casualties and some verbalized
statement would have been a huge accomplishment from FIFA
in their fight against racism and bias. Had FIFA offered a
minute silence for these young girls (the casualties), it would
have been considered one of the greatest moments in soccer
history. It would have been a simple and elegant show of
respect and fairness, much as it would have drawn
international attention to the plight of these girls. When these
innocent girls, yet to achieve their potential are deprived of
their fundamental human rights, I trust the World Cup would
have been a legitimate venue to denounce such acts.
Unfortunately, FIFA could not pass this test to instruct a
minute silence to show respect to Nigeria in particular and to
Africa in general. What a shame especially that Nigeria and
Argentina were in the same group. This goes a long way to
explain how FIFA is a sham and we must protest against this
ill-treatment meted out to African teams. Instead of our
football authorities to be concerned about the lapse of
judgment on the part of FIFA and argue for better treatment for
Africa teams, we see them present themselves as stooges and
tongued tied on pertinent and thorny issues regarding Africa
teams. When will this mediocrity end from our football
authorities ? By Cletus D. Kuunifaa, LIU Post, New York. TMC
Group Can be contacted at dipnibe@yahoo.com or Follow him
on twitter @ckuunifaa
Source: Kuunifaa, Cletus D
http://mobile.ghanaweb.com/wap/article.php?ID=316976

itz amazing to read the kind of comments here. how can these comments help the op? he is just asking a salary range, yet none of the comments (including mine) seems to answer him. cant somebody help him out?

Mization: Mali is a no go area for Nigerians 4-1 reason but Burkinafaso wud be 4-2 reasons. Naija will win dis time without extra time..Quote me.

wake up from your dream

[quote author=onitshaigbo]

You know, Nigeria was the most welcoming and friendly of African countries. We supported everyone else in their independence (like the ANC of South Africa). But now, every country in Africa looks down at us and not give us respect. Worse yet, they are delighted when they hear of our failures. Is that how you repay a benefactor?

I dont know either u study elementary history or @ least Social Studies in ur elementary sch.
ur country nigeria shd be grateful to Kwame Nkrumah

brixton:

U knw say Burkina Faso no be problem #sorkodie

k, bross. wat is written is written

chreld_b:

So tell me in what way you are better than him by virtue of your utterances? Bring out the log in your eye and stop being a hypocrite!

dont u know how to use proverbs?
I never wish any evil for nigeria, just pointing out wat is going on in ur country.
y didnt he rather remove d log from his eye (pray to God to stop bh) before cursing n attempting to remove d speck from Gh eye?
namugana

onitshaigbo: I'm tired of those Ghanaians who always think they're better than us, even though we are the Giant of Africa. Countries like Ghana prevent Africa from being more united. Nkrumah was a greater leader but they exiled him, may God destroy Ghana.

sometimes it wonders me y some of u just spew rubbish anyhow. u want God to destroy Ghana? may He (God) repay ur evil intention with d worst form of evil. when u seek ur neighbour's downfall, it shall come back to u. I dont know datz y God is already punishing ur dir.ty nigeria, bh will continue to destroy u n ur families. nansense. Have u ever seen or heared of any tribal war (or war of any kind) in Ghana dat is devastating like urs? Nope! y? cos God has already bless Ghana n any curse from ur gullied mouth will be a blessings for Mother Ghana. Ghana is a Peaceful Country, and Peaceful It Must Remain!

my prayer and fasting time. nigeria will be thrashed 2 nil @ d finals.

Prophesy one accomplished. Cape Verde and South Africa out.
Where are d Nigerians in d house? abi they are sleeping, hahahahaaaa. Nigeria Must Go. Eiii, Togo might pull a surprise

Ghana vs Cape Verde:
It's so unfortunate for the debutants to meet the Stars of African Football. Anyway, Cape Verde deserve a hand of applause as they make it to the quarter finals, but Ghana is going to squeeze them well. Ghana I hail thee.
Mali vs South Africa
The host nation has been a disappointment to African football. Or is this AFCON about West Africa? I see Mali advancing to the semi finals.
Bourkina Faso vs Togo
An obvious headache to pick a favourite. I love Togo but hey, it's not about emotions! Burkina Faso will win.
Nigeria vs Ivory Coast
Did I hear someone asking the Senate to pray for the Super Eagles? Hahahaaaa, abi the Ivorians no dey worship the same God? I wish Jonathan will rather increase their allowance to boost their morale. Ivory Coast is going to thrash them well well. Mark it on the wall.

[quote author=Cusubaba] Senseless Gaynaian sorry Ghanaian ape. Ghana ugly juju charcoal stars will never win Cape Verde. As usual Ghana should bring their juju from Ewe tribe called Trokosi Voodoo they will never beat Cape Verde. U pig ur name Torgbe means king in Ewe tribe language, don't u pig know that u Ewes are Togolese. Pig go back to Togo, u Ewes are slaves in the hands of Ashanti tribe in Ghana. I.D.I.O.T, which player from Ghana will Nigeria borrow? It's that ugly bleeching face called Asamoah Gya
another senseless comment from a visionless nation. go back to primary and study hisory well, stupid monkey

we have only two club teams in the world, Barcelona and "the Rest"

super eagles are going home, thanks be to God

zumarock8:
keep on hatin son, is gud for ur health. idiotaa

[size=100pt]9ja[/size] for life

eagles are nothing in this touney. they will lose miserably. u can go suck d red sea if u no like wat i said, namugana

mukina2: If you think Nigeria will win like this post.

y nairaland no get "unlike" button, i hate d eagles like dey hate d Stars

i repeat, naija no go win any match in this tourney. itz either they lose or draw, hahahaaaaa

naija anthem self no nice, aaaaah, what a country

safarigirl: but you flopped when it mattered, irrespective, your air-head players will phuck up cos they'll be going around thinking they got this in the bag like y'all are.

yet ur foam-headed super chickens couldn't win against a weak team, namugana

safarigirl: If Ghana couldn't win them in 2012, ain't nufn gonna change in 2013.

So Imma do like they did when we played Burkina Faso and Support our neighbors.

Crush em Black Stars, fly Eagles!

Prediction: Mali-3:2- Ghana

check ur facts well b4 opening ur mouth oooo. Ghana won 2-nil against Mali in their group stage