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Romance / Re: What Friends Can Do- Stay Away From Unfriendly Friends by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 2:47pm On Apr 17, 2020
He's gay.

Biglittlelois:
Are you gay? Cos your story sounds gayish, why will two grown up guys hold themselves and cry like a baby because of friendship undecided
Romance / Re: Reasons To Marry An Igbo Woman by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 6:31pm On Apr 12, 2020
Far from that. I only wanted to expose readers to the benefits of marrying an Igbo woman.


Easybela:
My bride price was only 2k.



.........back to wetin dey my mind before I interrupted myself, op,its now very obvious that you want to cause trouble with this topic,nothing concern me shaa,I dey ma house enjoying my fried rice and chicken
Romance / Re: Reasons To Marry An Igbo Woman by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 5:40pm On Apr 12, 2020
Not much. It's reasonably affordable in most Igbo communities apart from Imo State,especially Mbaise.


OlawaleBammie:
How much b d bride's price??


I'm interested dat is why i ask.
Romance / Reasons To Marry An Igbo Woman by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 5:24pm On Apr 12, 2020
Igbo women are the most beautiful women in SubSaharan Africa. They are not just beautiful but hauntingly beautiful and confident in their beauty, with everything in the right proportion and size. God created the Igbo woman with the rigid consequence of a mathematical problem, taking His time to carve and shape her to desired taste - with the result that in Nigeria, any beautiful woman is assumed to be Igbo on first thought before she explains her roots.

Igbo women are also very hard-working, enterprising, diligent and quite reliable in times of difficulty. Most Igbo women run successful businesses today. Many others occupy top public offices where they are the ones who call the shots. If you are in temporary financial setback, they can weather the storm and take care of your family pending when you bounce back.

Igbo women are the most intelligent among other women in Nigeria. All the women that have brought glory to Nigeria through their mental efforts are Igbo by a very high percentage.

If you want sex, Igbo women will satisfy your urges. There are many adjectives that can be used to qualify them in this regard; sexy, pretty, amorous, voluptuous and inviting. They will give you plenty of sex whenever you want it and however you want it. Some Igbo women might have been unfaithful for one reason or the other in their dating relationships but once you slip a ring on that finger, they will remain loyal to you. They do all they can to resist extramarital affairs even if they are finding it very difficult to do so. 80% of Igbo women will not cheat on their husbands for a big prize even if they are very sure that they won't be caught.

They are also materialistic. If you can't point at one or two things you have achieved materially, once you marry an Igbo woman, she will make you sit up and struggle like other successful men. Once you marry an Igbo woman, you will find your destiny if it was being delayed.

Igbo Amaka.
Politics / Re: Maryam Uwais: Lawan, Gbajabiamila Got Criticism Of SIP Wrong by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 9:03pm On Apr 08, 2020
Shut up!


datola:
The Social Investment Program is not worth it because majority of the citizens cannot see or feel it.

N2 trillion would have fixed major of our roads, get us stable power supply and a lot more.

Greatest happiness for the greatest numbers comes to mind by Jeremy Bentham.

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Literature / This Novel Iw by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 11:33am On Apr 01, 2020
Have you read Beast of many Colours?

Romance / Re: Please Recommend Any Very Good Novel You've Read Before by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 11:27am On Apr 01, 2020
BEAST OF MANY COLOURS by Emmanuel Ifediata

Na Italian book oh. It will hook you from the beginning to the end.

Romance / Re: Am Giving Up On Relationships by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 12:01am On Mar 20, 2020
Romanoff:
If you want to have any meaningful relationship, start as friends. Keep your feelings and get to know the person first.

When you two have a solid foundation, you can now put relationship on it, then marriage. A lot of these posts wey Una dey post go reduce if una follow this rule.

You could be right but while you're trying to establish that close friendship with her, someone else or some people by the side are fucking her silly. That's the truth. Is she worth all that time and stress.
Religion / Re: Father John Chinenye Oluoma: Your Tithe Saves The Needy, You Haven't Robbed God by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 12:47pm On Oct 06, 2019
You're just dumb and stupid.


alBHAGDADI:


What I typed sounds very bitter to all those critics, but it's the truth which is always bitter. The Reverend's words sounded sweet and pleasing to them because they are lies and lies are always sweet. That is just how the anti-christ will deceive many. He will tell them sweet lies and they will embrace it against the word of God

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Religion / Re: Father John Chinenye Oluoma: Your Tithe Saves The Needy, You Haven't Robbed God by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 12:45pm On Oct 06, 2019
Shut up.

alBHAGDADI:
This is a pure rubbish teaching coming from a Catholic Bishop of gay kingdom.

Where did God order that we should do what this preacher said with our tithe? Nowhere. What God said in Malachai 3:10 is that we should bring the tithe to his house. He didn't say we should branch somewhere else with it.

Yes, the pastor's idea seems like a reasonably brilliant and kind one, but that doesn't make it right in God's eyes. Remember that the way man thinks is different from the way God thinks.

Man thinks it is a good thing to give the tithe to someone in need of it. But where did God say such about tithe? Nowhere. He only said to bring it to his house and from there it is distributed to the needy.

Think of it this way: You are on your way to the hospital with 100k to pay for your child's medical bills. Suddenly you found a needy man. Be honest with yourself, will you give the money to the needy man to the detriment of your child in the hospital?

I can bet you won't. So why do you now think it is right to give your tithe to the needy man? Remember, it is God's money and you have no right to decide how to help God spend it, especially when he gave you no such order.

Look, don't let people bamboozle you weird scenarios like the one given by the preacher. Always stand by God's command. The tithe is his, and the only thing you can do with it is to take it to his house, nowhere else.

They may even use your child as an example, saying what if your child is sick and the money needed for treatment is equivalent to the tithe money you have, which is your last dime.

What will I say in this case? Give that money to God because it is his. At this point many will be kicking against me. Little do they know that they are kicking against Jesus who said...


Mathew 10:37
He that loveth father or mother more than me is not worthy of me: and he that loveth son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me.

Why do you think Abraham is referred to as a friend of God today? Because he obeyed God by proceeding to sacrifice his son Isaac as commanded by God. He didn't think twice. But people who are not worthy of Jesus are the ones who will disobey him by doing the thoughts of their heart instead of his word.

Proverbs 3:5-6 (KJV)
5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
6 In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

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Literature / Re: Chimamamanda Adichie Fights Arthur Eze Over Land Grabbing by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 7:49am On Sep 24, 2019
Death is not by age; it's by appointment.


GidiWoodsMan:
Get a load of this guy, he looks like a corpse already.

One foot in the grave yet he's still fighting and killing his own kinsmen over land he doesn't actually need shocked

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NYSC / Re: NYSC : Anambra State 2014 'batch B' Corp Members by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 11:28pm On Aug 03, 2014
I attended UNN and I was posted in Anambra. I've lived in Anambra state for a long time. I know all the nooks and cranny of the state. Anambra is a safe-haven. If you are a Yoruba person, once you come to Anambra state, you'll observe that the people will welcome you with joy in their hearts. The tribal warfare going on between the Igbos and the Yorubas have no roots in the eastern heartland.
However, bear it in mind that Anambra people are big-time opportunists. They'll take advantage of your carelessness in the twinkling of an eye. The moment you set foot on the state, you'll realise there is a god called 'money' worshipped by the people, even though they claim to worship God.
You must therefore cut yourself an Anambra man's entrepreneural brain, so that when you finish serving, you'll be able to stand on your feet for sometime before you get a job or even watch your business grow.
There is no typical rural area in the state. Every village, town and city has electricity and some level of water supply. There is a road revolution going on in the state, making most of the towns easily accessible for the conveying of passengers, goods and services.
The people can be boastful, but it is not for nothing. So, please don't be offended when they start. They are no violent, but don't push them to the wall. They respect security agencies, and have deep respect for youth corp members. Sometimes, they could comprise standards for you based solely on the consideration that you are a youth corp member.
My BBM PIN is 265B785A
Whatsapp 08099145982
You can call me Emmanuel. See you in camp on Tuesday.

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Nairaland / General / Re: Getting Out Of The Friend Zone: 7 Easy Steps by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 10:00pm On Jul 11, 2014
I don't see anything wrong with being zoned to the friend zone by a rich girl. You will always benefit more from that friendship than she does. What are friends for?
Education / Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 7:58pm On Jul 06, 2014
Fellow Nigerians youths, it is hightime we left the media war and take this battle to the streets. These criminals in power have compromised our security agencies with money so that when we try to revolt, the revolution will come to naught. We need to do something fast. We need to talk sense into the military boys, the captains and the majors; these are the category of military personnel who spearhead a coup. The top brass military chiefs cannot 'engage'. But we must be ready not to fear oppression when it comes. Remember that in any people who keep silent in the face of tyranny, the man dies. Things will keep being this way if all we do is rant on social media. If you want justice and fairness and an egalitarian society, you must be ready for a bloody revolution. All the great countries of the world had a bloody revolution in order to become truly great, away from the stench of corruption and injustice. And prominent among them is the French Revolution and American Revolution. Let this be a clarion call to you. Evil persists in a society because of the silence of good men. Always bear it in mind that change can never come without 'struggle', and this struggle will become successful only through the spilling of blood which is the ultimate sacrifice. To save Nigeria from the morass into which it has fallen is a sacred trust and a call to greatness. Let's raise an army of revolutionaries today!

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Education / Re: Federal Universities Should Have Tuition Fees - Pro-Chancellors by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 7:43pm On Jul 06, 2014
iwonbaoko: What is LMAO? is that short hand for poverty of ideas?
What is the population of Finland?? under 6 million= less than Lagos State
What is the GDP per capita $36000 and Nigeria $1800 = 20 times that of Nigeria
Nigeria has a GDP per capita of $1800 = 270000 Naira . This is NOT all government money but the TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT of the nation
Bear in Mind that the Federal Government has only a fraction of that(10%) e.g with its recent budget of 4 trillion = 26 666 Naira per citizen
Finland is 20 times richer than Nigeria.
The FG with a budget of 27000 Naira per citizen will subsidize petrol , give you free education,build roads and pay salaries

Your analogy is like an okada rider's son saying that he wants a Blackberry phone because Dangote's son has one

What I wrote which I hope you read before your unsolicited quote is clear.
Is there any country with a population of 100 million that offers free university education.
Of what relevance is oil to the discussion. FYI oil is less than 30% of our GDP and not all the revenue from oil goes to government
Is money derived from oil different from money derived from selling fish or chicken?
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PETR.RT.ZS
In 2010 1.5 million people were admitted to university .What is the annual cost of giving these people genuine education that will add value to them and society. What is the optimal ratio of Lecturer/student or are we just turning out so called "graduates" no better that secondary students. Can government afford to pay 500000 on 1.5 million students annually? Are they the only ones in the country?
It is shameful that we have adults who presumably have been to some kind of tertiary education program who cannot analyze logically.



How come one or two persons made away with $20Billion from the NNPC coffers? If you plough that money into the federal institutions, do you know Americans will run away from Harvard and come to Nigeria to study?

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Literature / The Dead Weight Of Christabel (amber Romance) by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 6:01pm On Jul 02, 2014
Excerpt culled from my unpublished book, The Bringer of Dawn.
©Emmanuel Ifediata 2014.
28: The dead weight
Christabel saw her relationship with Wesley as a job opportunity. She had many needs and Wesley, her boyfriend, must bear up to the responsibility of satisfying them. Wesley was, as expected, squaring up to the hard task of having to satisfy most, if not all, of both her needs and wants. Nevertheless, his efforts were like a drop of water in the ocean because Christabel was the land of the dead that never had its fill of human corpse. The more money Wesley pumped into her, the more broke and in desperate need she became.
A time came when Wesley became insolvent with his bank account in the red. Barely could he afford a three-square meal in a day, not to talk of the numerous textbooks that were critical to his studies which he couldn’t meet the expense of, solely because he was squaring up to Christabel’s persistent demands. Christabel never got enough of anything, and now, he had gotten completely worn out.
There were more troubling matters about Christabel that he didn’t seem to have taken seriously when the going was good. For it happened that some order of men would rather not take seriously certain attitudes in a relationship that would have suffered a fast and furious tumble were it not for the fat size of their wallets. Their eyes only opened to certain abuses when they had no more left. When he had so much money to expend, Wesley didn’t join issues with Christabel on certain things. At the hands of Christabel, Wesley got into the habit of being apologetic whenever they got into a rift or something of that ilk, even if he wasn’t directly at fault. Perhaps he valued his peace so much. Besides, no one who breathed the air under the sun could put up with Christabel under the same roof whenever she got angry. On occasions when they had disagreements – of which the usual bone of contention was money, as Christabel always came for it – Wesley would quietly go to the bar at the far end of the street or to Strauss’ room just to have a comfortable sigh, all because he was trying to resist Christabel’s shouting down the room or his being nagged to untimely death. Living with Christabel was one hell of a practice.
There were many things she did that Wesley considered wrong but dared not complain of those things lest he wanted to touch that irate lioness by the tail, thereby making his room boil. His lodge mates often made fun of him and his nagging girlfriend, and sometimes, got tactless by calling him a joke. Strauss impressed it upon him time without number to break up with Christabel because he thought that his relationship with Christabel was abusive, hence its demoralizing impact on him. Strauss said it would be the wisest decision he would have made at that stage of his life. But how could he achieve that wonderful ploy when it was so apparent that Christabel had a way with him that left him feckless and indecisive. There was no gainsaying the fact that from all indices, she was the domineering man while Wesley was the woman, not just any woman but also the kind that was absurdly submissive in a servile sort of way to all of her whims.
There was one sunny afternoon that Wesley decided to spend in the cloistered comfort of his ventilated room while reading a book as he lay in his bed. Christabel came unannounced. She wore about her the usual air of possessive countenance; after all, it was her boyfriend’s house. Therefore, she thought it would be insensate for her to keep him in the know that she was coming to his house before setting foot on the road. Wesley was surprised and he didn’t fail to express it.
“You didn’t tell me you were coming,” he said as he opened the door.
“Do I have to tell you that all the time? Eeh? Or have you been up to something?” returned Christabel, raking down her hair with her fingers, to keep in shape. It had been frizzled by the breeze while she navigated the long, narrow path to his house.
“That’s not the point.”
“So what’s the point? Tell me, what is wrong with your girlfriend visiting her second room whenever she feels like, if you have nothing to hide?”
“It’s not that.”
“But what?” she snarled. “Tell me! What?”
Wesley shut his mouth at his point just to steer clear of heating up the furnace of her tantrum. But his plan failed. Christabel took it up from there and went on a ranting spree. It was as if she enjoyed nagging Wesley because the boy was uxorious and at the same time, doting. Wesley never failed her in that aspect, not in the past, not in the present, for no sooner had she finished with her caustic caterwauling and slouched forcefully into a chair – her face frowned in disgust – than Wesley crept up beside her, placed his left arm over her shoulder and held her right palm in his. Christabel sighed disagreeably and tried to shake him off in a futile effort.
“I’m sorry,” Wesley said. “You are free to come whenever you want to.”
Christabel didn’t say a word. Her face was flushed with anger. She protruded her mouth momentarily to let out occasional long-drawn sighs. Wesley cuddled her and tried to pamper her by stroking her arms and trunk gently. Now and then, he pecked her chin and said sweet things in her hearing. Still, Christabel was not pleased. She grumbled that his words were biting her ears, that they were bitter words.
“So what other sweet things in the world do you want to hear?” Wesley asked playfully.
“I need you to look into my eyes, hold my hands the way you are holding them now and say emotional things like baby, please manage this fifty thousand naira for the weekend,” said Christabel with an air of cruel seriousness.
Wesley was taken aback. His eyes widened in bewilderment.
“Why?” he asked in exasperation. The next minute he was laughing at her.
“Why are you laughing now?” pursued Christabel hotly. “You are laughing at your own irresponsibility, at your own stupidity. What exactly do you mean when you say you will take care of me? Wasn’t that what you said to me when you proposed to me? Now I have seen how you want to take care of me!” she shouted with a loud bang of her furious fist on the table, sending all the items on the table into a movement of split seconds gravitation.
“You are shouting,” Wesley said calmly. “Stop shouting let’s talk it over quietly. You don’t even consider that I’m a student like you. Okay. Where do you want me to get that sum of money?”
“Are you asking me?” she retorted sharply. “Come and get it from my ass since you don’t know what others do to get the money they use in maintaining their girlfriends,” she barked.
Wesley became sad over her words. He thought that she was not only being inconsiderate but also greedy, and wondered if she loved him at all.
“Is it all about money?” he said to her in a subdued, shredding voice.
“What do you mean?” Christabel fired back. “So you prefer me looking old-fashioned and outdated to me looking updated and in vogue. I won’t take this from you! I swear it! Other girls, their boyfriends buy nice dresses, necklaces, rings, bracelets, the latest shoes in town, and many other things for them. My friend’s boyfriend just got her a pinging bag and a gold wrist watch worth fifteen thousand naira the previous day. But you, you are a never-do-well. All you do is have sex with me. You don’t take proper care of my needs. I’m tired of living like this.”
With that, she buried her face in her spread palms and sobbed. A fog of confusion came upon Wesley; he was at a loss what to do at that point because it wasn’t true that he didn’t take proper care of her needs. For the past few weeks, he had spent close to N40, 000 on Christabel. She was the reason why he had suddenly gone broke. He sat on the floor haplessly, sweating profusely although he conditioned the room with cold by means of his air conditioner. Incidents like this made him start missing Flora, the girl he was determined to forget all about for the rest of his life. Flora didn’t have demands at all. Could it be that Flora loved me just for love’s sake? He wondered while he squatted on the floor, lost in his thought.
But on the other hand, may be, just maybe Christabel was right, he thought. Maybe I’m not doing enough for her. If I truly love her, I would do anything for her, he thought. Already, he had started believing that his best was not good enough. If, indeed, he had that amount of money, he would have given it to her straight away. He so much hated seeing her feel sore, let alone sob and drop tears. So, he motioned her to stop crying. Gently, he nudged her head delicately to exhume her lovely face from the grave of her palms where she buried it. When she raised her head, a glistening tear or two trickled down her eyes.
The tears prevailed over Wesley and he felt for her. At once, he knelt down just before her, held her chin with his hands and kissed her deeply so that he seized her breath for a while, making it impossible for her to continue with the sobs.
“Wait. Wait,” she said. “Will you give me the money?”
“Yes,” Wesley replied suavely.
Christabel’s face brightened up cheerfully. Then, their tongues rolled up in a deep kiss. When she caught her gasping breath, she pressed him tightly against her bosom and sucked the life out of his mouth, now kissing his lips, then kissing his throat.
“Kiss my throat,” she said in gaspingly Hot voice, in-between the steamy contact.
Wesley took his mouth down to her throat and began to kiss her guttural stretch like a vampire sucking a meal of fresh human blood. She moaned softly. She was all over him. Her eyes were shut in that erotic frenzy yet she felt around his body and located his erectile organ with her left hand. She unzipped him, grasped the elongation firmly and fondled with it in an orgy of wild voyeurism. Wesley undid her blouse, plunged his hand into her bra and fondled with her plump mound of flesh.
By some magic, they landed in the bed where they stripped each other naked and Wesley began the vigorous thrusting that accentuated a steamy sex romp. Christabel moaned and writhed in bed like a demonically possessed woman while she got shagged. At a point, she panted like a female dog, at some other point; she opened her mouth widely in a moment of implosive inhalation of breath.
Wesley’s ardently religious next-door neighbour was ill at ease with the sexual noises coming from Wesley’s room. He was reading at that time but soon lost concentration in his book. The moans coming from the other room were putting him under temptation. He closed the book he was reading and started praying in utter refusal to give in to the pleasures of the flesh, when he realized that he was getting roused.
**
“I will give you the money,” Wesley promised her again after the sex romp.
Christabel’s face lit up in delight. She hugged him and said she would be very grateful.
“You’re such a darling,” she said to him, while pouring a quantity of brown powder on her palm as she stood before the wall mirror. She rubbed the powder over her face with great skill, combed her hair neatly and wore Wesley’s fragrance mist so that she could smell nice. Then she left.
To Be Continued.
Autos / Re: A 2007 Nigerian Used Honda Accord For Sale...1.2m by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 8:52pm On Dec 07, 2013
Chinaimporter:


Who cares about the opinion of a qunu drinking and tuwo eating cow(buzu).
The ibos wont stoop so low as to reply lowly aboki like you. Go and call your masters the wise fulanis and we can talk......thank god we even consider you honorable enough to be our gate man and mai ruwa.
An true hausa man can never rule this
country,nor are you wise enough to rule yourself.....you biggest dream is to be a mai chai or mai gworo and you even have the guts to say shit about the ibos nigerian royals


You are foo.lish. That Hausa boy told u the truth and nothing but d truth. Why call him names?
Religion / Re: Toni Payne Blasts Chris Okotie For Saying "All Catholics Will Go To Hell" by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 6:02pm On Dec 04, 2013
When I become the president, I will ban all churches from operating, whether Catholic, Anglican, Pentecostal or whatever. They are stifling Africa's growth!
Those things are money-making ventures and they encourage ignorance and backwardness in Nigeria!
They will be proscribed!
Why can't Africans be transcendentalists?
Transcendentalism and free-thinking is the best thing that can happen to man.

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Travel / Re: Will You Pay To Visit Historic Sites In Yoruba Land? by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 5:48pm On Dec 04, 2013
cheesy I want to visit Idanre hills.
Then Ogboni fraternity's coven.
Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 8:37pm On Dec 02, 2013
Thank you very much, everyone. I'll act accordingly as you have all advised.
Thank you once again.

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Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 2:14pm On Dec 02, 2013
Wow! I made front page! MODS that very kind of you.

Well, as for the guy that asked if I were bearded like Ojukwu and whether my ex looks like Bianca and my betrayer, like FFK, the answer is Yes and No.

Yes because my ex is a very beautiful and pretty girl. She is very tall and she dresses provocatively at times. Back in school, guys usually disturbed her a lot but she would always ward them off. One reason why everybody knew me in UNN was because of my ex.

I don't look like Ojukwu. I'm not thickly bearded. I'm tall and I have an athletic build, look a little mature. I studied English and as a grammarian, I ought to look smart and sexy too. So, I wonder what she saw in Veron.
Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 10:02am On Dec 02, 2013
You know, lately I'm beginning to think of taking this opportunity to infiltrate my girl's friend too. I think she likes me. She likes everything I do and ever since my girl messed up with my best friend, she has been coming close to me but she isn't doing anything to make me forgive my girl or bring us together again. She stays in Agbara and she told me on Saturday last week that she was going to visit me in Enugu this week. She is the school resumption notice issued by the registrar of UNN as a ruse to come over to my area in Enugu, when in fact her parents would believe she went to school.
Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 10:01am On Dec 02, 2013
hotwax: Mine happened few years ago. I thought I was gonna die but now, I have forgotten her.

This lady can kill with her love wantintin. She will do as if she is gonna die if I leave her (na lie).

There is this my classmate that was disturbing her. She told me about him. How he has being disturbing her. Blah blah.

She said the guy called her one day and was crying. She said she felt pity for him.

One day she was with me and she received one silent phone call. All she was saying was "yes, hmmn, No" throughout the call. After the call, she suddenly said she's leaving. I became suspicious. I thought of setting up a trap.

I took her to the boss stop where she was suppose to join Berger Bus. Normally, when she joins a bus, I will keep her company till the bus fills up (at times wait for the bus to depart). But this day, I set her up, I left immediately she entered the bus and went hiding somewhere close to that garage.

Lo and behold, after some minutes, I saw my girl walked out of the bus to join Ikeja bus (The guy stays in Ikeja).

I quickly came out of my hiding and approached her, so you are going to meet Leke in Ikeja. She was shocked, her mouth was ajar, looking dumbfounded.

I left and she rushed after me. I told her, "I knew he was the one that called you".

She started giving me excuses. She said she want to go and meet Leke and talk to him. That he should leave her alone. She said she feel pity for him. He is always crying on phone blah blah. She said she wants to go and put an end to the whole sh**t. But she is afraid to tell me because she does'nt want me to get hurt. I told her I am not granting permission, but she should do her will (even if her force her not to go, she will still go, so why bothering myself).

She went to Ikeja. In the evening she called and narrated how it went. How they met in a park close to Allen avenue. She said she didnt go to his house. She said she told him plainly, she is not interested, she is engaged to another man blah blah. But, I didnt believe her though. I just played along.

One day, I went to her house, she was in her bathroom, she left her BB on her bed.

As I was waiting for her to finish, So was pings dropping on her BBM. I was suspecting her before, therefore nothing stopped me from spying on her.

This same Leke guy caught my attention. I saw his pings "I am missing you right now", "I am hard and I need to ride you", "I love the way you rode me yesterday, you are so sweet" nasty things. I also saw my girl chat history like "You mean the world to me", "you are the best thing that has ever happened to me".

"You mean the world to me"
"you are the best thing that has ever happened to me"


She always tells me these words. I was shocked, she came out and saw me reading her chat. I dropped her phone and left.

This is the same girl I took to my mother then. Now I feel men should not be emotionally attached to women. They will always cheat no matter what you do.

Let me open a thread for this.



Hmm. Nawaoo! Why girls dey behave like this?
You know, lately I'm beginning to think of taking this opportunity to infiltrate my girl's friend too. I think she likes me. She likes everything I do and ever since my girl messed up with my best friend, she has been coming close to me but she isn't doing anything to make me forgive my girl or bring us together again. She stays in Agbara and she told me on Saturday last week that she was going to visit me in Enugu this week. She is the school resumption notice issued by the registrar of UNN as a ruse to come over to my area in Enugu, when in fact her parents would believe she went to school.




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Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 8:45pm On Dec 01, 2013
Miner13:

i do not know why you called yourself president and your brain is not sharp


Nawaoo. That was harsh. Why I'm still relenting is because I don't want to act before thinking. You know it's only a fool that acts before he thinks. Thoughts should precede action. I'm thinking of what to do now, that's why I'm seeking your opinion on this matter.
I don't want to take a rash decision because it's a very delicate matter.

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Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 7:47pm On Dec 01, 2013
I have resolved we will never date again. But she's disturbing me with calls. She calls me every now and then begging for forgiveness.

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Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 6:30pm On Dec 01, 2013
I helped wake her up. When she regained consciousness,she didn't just know what to do or where to start confessing or how to start pleading for forgiveness.
I categorically told her it was over between us. I collected the dubai necklace I gave her(which was a symbol of our engagement). She pleaded with me but I told her it was over btw us. I left.

The following day, she came to my house with Veron my best friend who betrayed me. They said they came to beg for my forgiveness.

She said it was me she loved, and that it was a mistake what happened btw her and Veron. Veron was speechless.
I told them to go and never come back because I don't ever want to see their faces. I left there.
My girl kept coming. I neglected her. She kept calling me. She called me again yesterday which is why I'm writing this.
Should I forgiver her?

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Romance / Re: She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 4:05pm On Dec 01, 2013
The following day, I pretended as if nothing happened. I went to Veron's house. He was so excited. He told me of how he phucked "one girl like that" yesterday. He didn't know what was going on in my mind. He told me that the guy was so hot! That she sucked his di.ck and rode his cock wildly. God! I felt like breaking his head into two. But why did she do it? Why did she have to do this? I felt so miserable.
When I left there, I went to my girl's place. She wasn't expecting me. She was unusually happy to see me. And she didn't ask me after my best friend again. So I reminded her:
"You didn't ask of Veron today, why?"
"Oh, that funny guy? Must I ask after him? Mcheew! Abeg"
"Do you like him?" I pressed on.
"No!" She said sharply
"Hmmm" I said.
"Why Hmmmm," she asked.
"Nothing," I said.
"There's something you are keeping from me," she said. "You asked that question as if you are suspicious of me," she said. "Please say something," she pressed further.
"Do u like Veron?" I asked her again.
"What sort of question is that?" She protested.
"Ok, do u have a thing for him?" I asked her.
She stared at me for some minutes, stood up and began to scold me.
"Why are u suspecting me over that dirty frined of yours? Why? What's all this?" She protested.
"Where were u two nights ago? Where did you sleep? I came looking for u but u were not in. I even came yesterday morning around 7am but you were not yet back."
"I went to Jennifer's hostel," she lied. "I passed the night there," she lied again.
"Why all these questions? Why are you suspecting me and are u by chance suspecting me of cheating on u with ur friend?" Suddenly she broke down in hot tears and began to cry to prove her innocence. I shook my head and staged a walkout on her. She was shocked. It was quite unsual of me to do that whenevr she was crying.
She rushed after me and asked me why I now enjoy seeing her in pain and tears? She said I was hurting her. Then I told her she should have thought about that before she slept with my best friend. I told her that my best friend told me how he phucked her and how she sucked his dick. At once, her mouth threw agape and she fell to the ground and fainted.

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Romance / She Slept With My Best Friend by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 2:56pm On Dec 01, 2013
cry She happens to be my girlfriend since second year. I wooed this girl for 4 months before she yielded to me. We have dated for a year and 6 months now, and happily too. But now the story has changed and a lot is about to go awry.

I observed that lately my girl was liking my best friend. Whenever we were together, drinking or chatting during pastime, she laughed @ whatever he said whether it is something funny or not. She found him very funny. Sometimes, when I visited her in her place without my friend, she would ask "what about your friend? He didn't come with you? That guy is so funny!" I couldn't help but wonder. Anger and jealousy welling up in my pregnant mind. I didn't want to ask her then if she was beginning to like my friend more than me because I felt it was nothing. I trusted her because what we shared together was more than love. I loved her so much and I was convinced she loved me too.

However, I was drinking in a bar with my friend one day when he got a sudden call. After speaking with the voice at the other end of the receiver, he hurried off on the pretext that he had something to catch up with.

The following day, I went to his house around 8am in the morning because I left some documents in his house the previous day which I was supposed to use for my clearance. I walked up to his door and knocked. His voice came from within enquiring who it was. I told him it was me.
"Ah, guy!" He yelled. "Why you no tell me say you dey come?" He queried.
"Do I now have to take permission to come to your house?" I retorted. It took him about five minutes to open the door. His sound system was playing RnB on a very high decibel. He slightly opened the door and brought out his head from the little space.
"Baba, I get visitor oo. Babe dey inside" he said.
"So? Na today? Do I not enter your room before even when you have a babe inside. Nawaoo!" I rebuked him for his meanness. But he wouldn't allow me in. I had to stand outside. I told him to get me my file and he brought it quickly and I left.
"I'll catch up with u later," he said, shortly before he shut the door again. No sooner had I reached the Senior Staff club than I reasoned that something wasn't right somewhere. It was quite unusual of Veron, my best friend on campus to refuse me entering his room because there was a girl in the room. I mean, I know most if not all his female friends and I enter his room even when they are inside except they want to get busy with each other. You know what I mean. Veron visits me too even in the company of my girl. Why did he do that? I reasoned. A voice within told me to ignore him but another persistent voice asked me to go back and find out. I decided to obey the latter voice. I went back. Lo and behold, before I could reach the street where his house is situated, I sighted my girl coming out his room, trying to wear her flat canvas. I was shocked! OMG! I couldn't believe my eyes! My heartbeat increased rapidly and my head tottered on the verge of madness. I managed to control myself. I didn't go for the clearance again. I just went back home. I went to the dope seller's, bought SK, went back and smoked shit. I felt relaxed after crying and smoking. Then I slept off.
To be continued..... Just wait

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Politics / Real Reason Why ASUU Is On Strike, May Not Go Back To Till June Next Year by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 8:28am On Dec 01, 2013
Karo Ogbinaka, in this interview with ALLWELL OKPI, speaks on why university lecturers have remained on strike 

Why exactly is ASUU on strike?

We are on strike because we want government to honour the agreement it had with the union, which is the second agreement. We had an agreement in 2001 and in that agreement there is a clause that the agreement should be reviewed every four years. That means after operating the agreement for four years, we would sit again to renegotiate the areas that are problematic. The idea behind the agreement is that prior to that period, we discovered that our universities were in a bad shape, in terms of the lack of quality staff, poor infrastructure; there was population explosion in the universities, so facilities were stretched, students were listening to lectures through windows and under trees. Because of the economy, a lot of foreign lecturers left; the Britons, the Indians, the Ghanians, gradually left because of staff policies and other policies of government.

Due to these, ASUU decided to call government to the table to talk about how we can turn the universities around. We sat with government and the problems were listed and we agreed on the solution to the problems.

In 2006, the agreement was due for renegotiation. We also sat with government to do that and that is what led to the 2009 agreement. After the agreement, there was the need to implement the agreement. But from 2009 till date, nothing substantial has been done about the agreement. Government just picked out the salary scale and that is what they are implementing. We’ve had series of meetings; written series of letters and had series of interventions through several people, and today we are on strike over that matter.

Can you spell out the main content of that agreement?

 If you look at the agreement, page 3, was very clear that the single term of reference was to renegotiate the 2001 ASUU/Federal Government agreement and enter into a workable agreement. It said the essence of the renegotiation was; one, to reverse the decay in the university system in order to reposition it for greater responsibility and national development. Secondly, to reverse brain drain not only by enhancing the remuneration of academic staff, but also by detaching them from the encumbrances of the unified civil service structure; thirdly, to restore Nigerian universities through immediate massive and sustained financial intervention; and fourthly, to ensure genuine university autonomy and academic freedom. These were the four principles that guided the agreement. Every other thing was geared towards making these four principles workable. If somebody says these are unrealistic, then why are we still keeping the universities? If these four things are spelt out to the public, I’m sure they would know that there was an element of patriotism in those that fashioned out the agreement. To show you that it was done meticulously, the renegotiation lasted three years, from 2006 to 2009.

Who were those that signed the agreement?

The agreement had a composition of people who made up the renegotiation committee. There was the government renegotiation team. There was the ASUU renegotiation team. There were advisers and there were observers. We also had a joint secretariat. That was the team that worked out the agreement. It might interest you to note the government negotiation team was headed by Gamaliel Onosode. The government negotiation team also had advisers who were highly experienced people including Prof. Julius Okojie from the National Universities Commission, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, who is currently a minister. The others were former and current vice-chancellors and former registrars. There were observers from the Federal Ministry of Labour; NUC; Special Services Office, Presidency; Federal Ministry of Education; National Salaries, Income and Wages Commission; Ministry of Justice; Office of the Secretary to the State Government; Federal Ministry of Finance; and Budget Office. These were the observers. Why were they observers? It was because we were dealing with the issue of finance. It was not a negotiation by ignorant people, it was a negotiation brokered by all relevant ministries that have to do with finance, budget and even the ministry of justice, which was to ensure that whatever agreement was reached did not contravene the laws of the country.

Government had its negotiation team, it had advisers and observers and it took three years because there were a lot of moving to and fro; confirming of facts. In fact, the father of the current minister of finance, Prof. Chukwuka Okonjo, was part of the ASUU team. So, when David Mark said negotiators did not know their left from their right, is he saying a renowned professor, whose wife is also a professor, whose daughter is the finance minister does not know his left from his right? He is currently the chairman of the governing board of the University of Ilorin and a traditional ruler, the Obi of Ogwashi-Uku. These are laughable statement made to rubbish the agreement before the public. It is surprising that from 2009 till date, it was only recently, about two weeks ago, that the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was just reading the document and it came into a quick judgment. ASUU agreement is what produced the Education Trust Fund. Is ETF not workable? The agreement gives room for renegotiation. If government feels that there are aspects it thinks are not workable, what the union is saying is that the agreement is already due for renegotiation; implement it before you talk about workability. We are appealing to government that turning the universities around is possible and we believe the funds are there.

Considering the plea to lecturers to return to the classrooms for the sake of the students, is there any compromise possible on the part of ASUU?

Education is not so much a question of a compromise, unfortunately. These students are our students and they are our children. We don’t want them to be victims of bad educational system. The people who plead do it sometimes out of ignorance. If a student graduates and he is labelled half-baked graduate, that student will remain a victim of the education system for life. These people in government do not want their children to be victims of such a system, that is why they send them abroad. When a student that is supposed to learn with a Bunsen burner is learning with a kerosene stove, that student is already a victim of the system. It is better for the students to be victims of ASUU strike than to be victims of a bad educational system. Why should 16 students live in a hostel room built for two students? Why should somebody learn from the window? Is it not a professional insult on me to know that the person paying me does not send his children to the school I teach and he wants me to award certificate to other people’s children? It is not a question of appealing to ASUU. When they are appealing to ASUU they should also add a caveat: ‘please ASUU, call off this strike and give them bad education’. We have been getting support from the public who want this to be the last strike. But the issue is that of insincerity on the part of government. Why will they wait till now to start rubbishing the agreement? It shows that from the first day they signed it, they were not sincere about it. When we signed the Memorandum of Understanding in 2012, we called off the strike because it was their own blueprint on how to solve the problem, we said let us allow them to solve the problem. It was their own their own document. It was written to ASUU and signed by government. We took them in confidence and what did we get; infidelity. Government was quick to release end allowances but the N100bn it promised universities, they did not release a dime. Release the money to the universities and let the universities repatriate after expenditure. Tell us how you are going to do the implementation scheme, they are not forthcoming. Now, they have resorted to rubbishing the agreement and parading lies before the public. But the lecturers are resolute.

What should government do now to get ASUU to call off the strike?               

We want government to implement the agreement; the aspects that have to do with law and university autonomy. Why should government give design of roads to foreign firms when there are universities that can do it and the money would be kept within the country? Why would government give review of laws to private hands when there are big legal departments in our universities that can do it? These are some of the ways government can bring in money for research in the universities. Now, the same government that said it did not have money to implement the agreement went ahead to create 12 more universities. In 2009, when the agreement was signed, these 12 universities were not there.

How much did government agree to inject into the university system?

 In 2006, we looked at the university system and we said, to bring the universities to world standards, they require N400bn to be injected into them yearly and we made projections for three years. We had the MoU and it specified the same amount and government said no, there must be a needs assessment. Government carried the assessment of the needs of the universities. The experts that government employed said the government needs to pump in N400bn yearly for two years. Now if government can’t inject up to N400bn in a year, it can say, let us inject N200bn yearly for four years, I don’t think ASUU will say no to that. It would only take a longer time to turn around the universities. It is not a question of pleasing ASUU but a question of improving on the educational system.

Copyright PUNCH.

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Politics / We Didn't Give ASUU Ultimatum - Jonathan by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 9:51pm On Nov 30, 2013
We didn’t give ASUU ultimatum – Jonathan
on november 30, 2013 at 8:01 pm in news
By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa
President Goodluck Jonathan has weekend, said his government did not give the  Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, an ultimatum to resume work or be sacked.
Fielding questions from newsmen at the expanded caucus meeting of the Bayelsa State Peoples Democratic Party held  at Government House, Yenagoa,  the President said, the Supervising Minister of Education only passed on the decision of  the Committee of Vice Chancellors.
“We didn’t give them ultimatum; it was the Committee of Vice Chancellors that took that decision. The Supervising Minister of Education only passed on the decision.”
Jonathan also said the strike embarked upon by the  ASUU  was no longer a trade dispute , but a  subversive action.

Jonathan
He said, “What ASUU is doing is no longer trade union. I have intervened in other labour issues before now, once I invite them they respond and after the meeting they take decision and call off the strike.
“At times we don’t even give them a long notice,unlike, in the case of ASUU that was given four days notice before the meeting. As you are meeting to resolve trade disputes, you expect the trade unions to get their officials ready.
“What was expected having met with the highest authorities in the land for long hours, was for ASUU to immediately issue statement within 12 or latest 24 hours , to state their position whether they were accepting government’s offer or not. And if they are not accepting they should state the reason for that.”
“But despite the fact that I had the longest meeting with ASUU in my political history, we did not start that meeting until around 2:00pm and the meeting ended the next day in the early hours.  As far as the government of Nigeria was concerned, all the critical people that should be in a meeting were there, so what else do they want?
“After that they didn’t meet until one week, despite the fact that you met with the highest authority. It was unfortunate one of them, Prof. Iyayi died.
“The way ASUU has conducted the matter shows they are extreme and when Iyayi died, they now said the strike was now indefinite, our children have been at home for over five months.”
Culture / Re: What Is The Pidgin Translation Of Your Native Name? by IGBOPRESIDENT(m): 4:54pm On Nov 30, 2013
shocked Olaniyi - useless pikin# or evil boy or prodigal son.

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