₦airaland Forum

Yomieluv: me, and my fiancee, just like two baba's own, we have weathered several storms together.Insha Allah, we are tying the knots this December after 8 years of courtship.

dayokanu: Why dont you people leave first and let Lagos turn to anything it likes

How can you like Lagos more than your hometown, Go and develop your villages

dayokanu: Why dont you people leave first and let Lagos turn to anything it likes

How can you like Lagos more than your hometown, Go and develop your villages

Lordave: No administration can do more well for women than GEJ admin.

Lordave: No administration can do more well for women than GEJ admin.

oluwamykel: Let us kn0w the age gr0up that dominates nairaland the most by inputing yours...
15-20,
21-25,
26-30,
31-45,
46-50,
51 & ab0ve...

Jarus: Dear Jarus.

I came across your write-up online and for me you are God-sent, a blessing to our generation. I am 32 years old and a graduate of engineering (metallurgical and material engineering). I was able to make a 2-2. But my brother, I decided not to look for white collar job because I don’t want to keep lying to myself. Although I made 2-2 through hard work, I must confess I obtained that through cramming. My problem was poor fundation(o level).

Now I want to fully go into private business (livestock farming and exportation of agro commodities). I have 2 plots of land and 5 million for this business.But I still don’t feel satisfied without good and sound education. My plan is to go back and start from O’ level while I am doing my business.

My plan goes thus:

O’level (2 years)

1st degree in finance (4 years)

While pursuing my first degree, I plan to write ICAN too

Then, CFA (3 years)

Then, MBA in Finance (2 years)

Finally, PhD in Finance (4 years) – this one may not be in Nigeria.

Please, I want you and wonderful team to advice me. Is it going to be waste of time and resources? Is it going to add value to my life as a business man? Is it going to help me to become a financial expert and an investment expert? And maybe going into part-time lecturing in the future.

My brother I need urgent advise and please don’t publish my details.



Thank you and God bless.



N.L.C


What do you guys think?

Here is what my team have advised: http://www.jarushub.com/after-my-2-2-i-want-to-start-all-over-again-from-olevel/

Jarus: Dear Jarus.

I came across your write-up online and for me you are God-sent, a blessing to our generation. I am 32 years old and a graduate of engineering (metallurgical and material engineering). I was able to make a 2-2. But my brother, I decided not to look for white collar job because I don’t want to keep lying to myself. Although I made 2-2 through hard work, I must confess I obtained that through cramming. My problem was poor fundation(o level).

Now I want to fully go into private business (livestock farming and exportation of agro commodities). I have 2 plots of land and 5 million for this business.But I still don’t feel satisfied without good and sound education. My plan is to go back and start from O’ level while I am doing my business.

My plan goes thus:

O’level (2 years)

1st degree in finance (4 years)

While pursuing my first degree, I plan to write ICAN too

Then, CFA (3 years)

Then, MBA in Finance (2 years)

Finally, PhD in Finance (4 years) – this one may not be in Nigeria.

Please, I want you and wonderful team to advice me. Is it going to be waste of time and resources? Is it going to add value to my life as a business man? Is it going to help me to become a financial expert and an investment expert? And maybe going into part-time lecturing in the future.

My brother I need urgent advise and please don’t publish my details.



Thank you and God bless.



N.L.C


What do you guys think?

Here is what my team have advised: http://www.jarushub.com/after-my-2-2-i-want-to-start-all-over-again-from-olevel/

Maxymilliano: https://www.osundefender.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Dokubo-in-Muslim-garb.jpg
Alh. Asari Dokubo in Muslim garb

A prominent Niger Delta Muslim, Alhaji Mujahid Abubakr Dokubo-Asari, has lashed out at critics of the moves by Nigeria’s Senate to approve under-age marriage.

Expressing his opinion on the issue this morning, Dokubo, who converted to Islam as an adult, insisted that it is the right of Muslims to marry or give out their daughters at any age they wish, adding that this is not the business of non-Muslims.

Said the Niger Delta Peoples Volunteer Force (NDPVF) leader through Facebook:
“People should learn to respect other people’s sensibilities… We Muslims have the right to marry when we want or give out our daughters at any age we want. It is not your business and the law must respect our right to do so.

Anything short of that is an infringement on our rights. We did not ask you to marry ladies of that age or give your daughters out in marriage at that age. Plzzzzzzzz respect our sensibilities.”

News Express reports that the Nigerian Senate has come under fire from outraged Nigerians and the international community after being convinced by Senator Ahmad Yarima to drop a constitutional amendment outlawing marriage to girls under 18. The former Zamfara State governor who once came under fire for marrying a girl believed to be aged 13 had argued that Islam recognises under-age marriage.

Issues pertaining to religion usually evoke strong reactions in Nigeria, a deeply religious nation that has Christianity and Islam as the dominant faiths.

Source:News Express

http://www.osundefender.org/%3Fp%3D111743

Larry Sogo: Am from bayelsa, and I know it's Miss Imo that deserve it.

Larry Sogo: Am from bayelsa, and I know it's Miss Imo that deserve it.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

eddiebruk: Bro the issue at hand is not about being someones wife...Wole Soyinka is someones Grand Dad if that is the angle you want to take on this Issue....the issue is addressing the fault to the call and not introducing respect of position as a woman..Soyinka has always spoken loud for Nigerians and this wasnt an exception, you need to educate yourself more bro.

My_Time: http://www.punchng.com/news/soyinka-an-embarrassment-patience-jonathan-%e2%80%a2amaechi-behind-rivers-crisis-fg-%e2%80%a2allegation-baseless-governor/


I'm shocked at PEJ's audacity to take a swipe at Soyinka!.... This drama is really getting interesting and embarrasing...

OsezyBlessing: Last Saturday, 22 June, 2013, the Oba of Benin Kingdom, Oba Erediawa, Marks his 90th birthday in style.
Benin City received dignitaries from all over the country to celebrate the ancient Oba of Benin Kingdom. The Edo State governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomole was present and even though the king was absent from the celebration due to health issues, his son, Crown Prince Eheneden Erediawa, represented him through the event and the Oba's presence was felt all through the occasion. The cake was white and adorned with beads which symbolize purity of the monarchy.


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http://www.osezy..com/2013/06/oba-erediawa-oba-of-benin-kingdom.html

OsezyBlessing: Last Saturday, 22 June, 2013, the Oba of Benin Kingdom, Oba Erediawa, Marks his 90th birthday in style.
Benin City received dignitaries from all over the country to celebrate the ancient Oba of Benin Kingdom. The Edo State governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomole was present and even though the king was absent from the celebration due to health issues, his son, Crown Prince Eheneden Erediawa, represented him through the event and the Oba's presence was felt all through the occasion. The cake was white and adorned with beads which symbolize purity of the monarchy.


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http://www.osezy..com/2013/06/oba-erediawa-oba-of-benin-kingdom.html

brownlord: Welcome you now be regarded as ini pile omolua bi...

Odaa ra

brownlord: Welcome you now be regarded as ini pile omolua bi...

Odaa ra

NEROSKY: [img]http://3.bp..com/-RHTCTh5Rg18/Ucf6dTDSOTI/AAAAAAAAAmY/fhM-iCr_Eck/s400/rita-1.jpg[/img]

Sexy Nollywood Acress Rita Dominic was spotted showing off her sexy body in a sexy shirt dress. Who rocked the shirt dress better; Rita Dominic - See more at: http://www.veryxclusive.com/#sthash.tDlMVzL6.dpuf

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Sexy Nollywood Acress Rita Dominic was spotted showing off her sexy body in a sexy shirt dress. Who rocked the shirt dress better; Rita Dominic - See more at: http://www.veryxclusive.com/#sthash.tDlMVzL6.dpuf

chux76: Visitors from 'high risk' countries in Africa and Asia will have to put up a £3,000 cash bond to enter Britain.

The money will be kept by the Government if visitors do not return home by the time their visas expire.

A pilot scheme, introduced by Home Secretary Theresa May, will target hundreds of people coming to Britain on six-month visit visas from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Ghana, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

The countries have been picked for their high number of visa applications and what the Government sees as relatively high levels of immigration abuse and fraud, reports the Sunday Times.

The bonds, to be introduced from November, will only apply to non-EU migrants, otherwise they would fall foul of European rights to free movement.

'This is the next step in making sure our immigration system is more selective, bringing down net migration from the hundreds of thousands to the tens of thousands while still welcoming the brightest and the best to Britain,' Mrs May told the Sunday Times.

'In the long run we’re interested in a system of bonds that deters overstaying and recovers costs if a foreign national has used our public services.'

A second scheme will cover countries such as Kenya, the newspaper reports, which are considered to be lower-risk because immigration officials have fewer doubts about migrants' plans to return home.

About 2.2million people are granted visas to enter Britain every year. Last year 296,000 people from India were granted six-month visas, as were 101,000 from Nigeria, 53,000 from Pakistan and 14,000 apiece from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2346756/Visitors-India-high-risk-countries-Asia-Africa-forced-pay-3-000-cash-bond-enter-UK.html#ixzz2X3G0wi98

991: the same don jazzy dat was drinking wine worth more than a million dollar? the same p square dat claimed dey bought jet, oil bizness etc. Where are all of them posing with cars worth millions? d other day one of dem claimed he gave a fan wrist watch worth thousands of dollars, just $100k to save a life and dey are crying boohoo?
It`s either dis guys are heartless or dey are fake.
by d way, d pastor that dis guy pay 10% of his income weekly is cruising around in his G550 private jet....nonesense!!!

chikk: Keeping a man faithful is not as difficult as it may appear at first. For starters, most of them want to be true to their spouses, but for that extra boost to ensure fidelity, try these steps.

Respect him as you would want him to respect you

Remind him from time to time why he's your man . In other words, take the time to make him feel special as if he's the only one in your life. Tell him how handsome he is every now and then.

Validate your man on a daily basis. Whether he works outside of the house, is currently unemployed or a stay-at-home Dad, (if you're married) your man still needs to feel like a man. You know he is, make sure he knows it as well.

Appreciate all the things he does for you
. It doesn't matter whether those things are big or small, they are worth, at the least, a thank you.

Spice things up every once in a while. Tell him your fantasies, listen to his. Don't be afraid to initiate romance.

Live, love and Laugh. Laugh often with him, not at him. Tell him a joke that you think he might like or clip out comics from the newspaper and place them on the fridge,send text or e-mail messages.

Listen first, and then talk. Let him finish what he has to say before you interrupt. Ask questions if you're not sure about what he said. Do not go with the general notion; all women are nags. Make a difference. Listen more, talk less.

Be his biggest supporter! Men don't like to admit it, but they need reassurances as well. Showing him that you support him and are there with him through day to day struggles will help to ensure that he doesn't have a need for someone else to fill that need.

Don't lose your own self respect. Stop blaming him for everything and understand that some things are beyond your or his control.

Feed him. Men love when a woman cooks for them like mum does. You don't have to cook exactly like her but, it's the action that counts. Women claim men are dogs but remember if you feed a dog he will never leave home!!!

Hold and Cuddle your man, his day can be just as bad as your day. Remember they
are big kids and when they got upset when they were younger, mums held them close.

When leaving him alone make sure he has everything needed. Remember you are
already dressed and ready to go and he is capable of getting those things. It also shows you care about his needs or wants as well.

Don't ever baby him. He will pull away from you. He needs to feel like he's the provider. If you're married, take the family budget to give him what he likes. It's the effort that counts.

Work on yourself. Learn to appear neat and appealing to tour man at all times. Take your time to get those kinky and sexy undies, night wears and dressing that will make him want you more.

Remember, if a man has all he needs in a woman, he will never go looking for another. Be everything your man wants.

ednut1: wetin concern u, d wallet also belongs to her, the prick 25% is hers, d oda baby mama hv d rest

Richfella: Them dey crase? They want to snatch your oil-company ATM machine?

CH3COO: They're piping in now.
@topic: Her Virginity! Give the gift of virginity

Abekeade08: I second this emotion.

@Op,
A virgin what?? Hell to the NO. I don't want a fumbling idiot on my wedding night. I want him very experienced to he can keep wowing me with his bedroom acrobatics. A virgin guy is a huge turn off--Mba No.