Politics › Re: Jonathan To Drop Maku, 3 Others In Cabinet Reshuffle by Jman06(m): 5:58am On May 20, 2013 |
musiwa26: Stella dua , if i was igbo. i will vote for this woman in my state.. she is the mother of igbo tribalism. her tribalism is so high that igbo will vote for her. It's funny how some yoruba and hausa bigots are quick 2 call for heads @ any slightest suspicion that an Igbo man or woman favours people of their tribe!We all know that in nigeria,yorubas are d most tribalised;apoint a yoruba man 2 head an organisation 2day and u wll see him fill every available vacant position with his yoruba pple(atimes they even sack non yorubas and replace them with yoruba),same goes 2 hausas(evidences abound),but once an igbo is involved,they start talkn rubbish,do u think u can play on our intelligence?If we really want 2stop tribalism lets be sincere abt it and not partial. |
Career › Re: Any HSE Professionals In The House? by Jman06(m): 11:38pm On May 19, 2013 |
Ok thanks,but which and @what cost pls? Bearshare: From experience I'll say go for an international certificate. |
Nairaland General › Re: 10 Myths About Introverts by Jman06(m): 11:10pm On May 18, 2013 |
@op kudos for a job well done,while goin thru ur post i thought u were referring 2 me because all d points u raised actually apply 2 my kind of person,some ppl think i don't care abt them or that i hold grudges against them because i like being on my own and thinking abt how to impact my society positively and how 2 get things done at d right time and in d right way,d truth is that i hold no grudges against anybody,infact i hav no enemy!It's only those that come a little closer that get to know who i really am.It pains me because atimes ppl tend to hold false perception of me and in trying to correct such erroneous perceptions,i find myself acting funny.My message is please don't condemn anybody until u get 2 know d person very well. |
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Live In Enugu by Jman06(m): 10:32pm On May 18, 2013 |
We d sons and daughters of igboland are SOLIDLY behind the president!So,i don't know the igbos u are talking about@spexo001. Spexo001: Even when the igbos have promised not to vote for you nxt tenure u still kip ur campaign promises.....God bless you jare |
Politics › Re: 65 Fleeing Boko-Haram Members Arrested In Borno by Jman06(m): 10:21pm On May 18, 2013 |
Those ppl aint humans,they are bloody idiots and deserve no pity. Pipsland78: I think they should accept the amnesty right away and the government should consider forgiving them because they are humans like us. |
Career › Re: Any HSE Professionals In The House? by Jman06(m): 9:40pm On May 18, 2013*. Modified: 7:24am On Sep 05, 2013 |
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Career › Re: BIOCHEMISTS: Lets Meet Here Pls.. by Jman06(m): 8:37am On May 18, 2013 |
It's too bad 2Awesome: It dropped my jaw that our beloved biochemistry does not really have a place in the real world I mean in Nigeria. Its worst to point that even the loboratories that is supposed to be a sure place for us a lot of time turn us down and take medical lab student instead. I am still wondering what we would use our TCA cycle for I don't want to believe what somebody said that biochem is a uselessly hard course |
Career › Re: BIOCHEMISTS: Lets Meet Here Pls.. by Jman06(m): 8:10pm On May 16, 2013 |
Great metabolites!I am a fresh graduate of biochem 4rm unijos,wll be going 4 service by june.Well it's un4tunate that our predecesors in d field of biochem av not done well 2 carve a niche for biochemists in nigeria,hence even d commonest ppl like d so called medical lab 'scientists' get d jobs while biochemists have only d knowledge without being employed.It's high time we d younger generation of biochemists rise up 2 d challenge and fight for our rights to own private labs where we can apply our knowledge to improve d lots of nigerians.I love biochemistry! |
Career › Re: Your Experience With Female Bosses by Jman06(m): 6:33pm On May 16, 2013 |
In my own case,i wll like 2 work with female bosses to whom i am attracted because that wll make me wanna work hard to impress them thereby improvn on d job. Okija juju: I cant work under a female boss. Not because I'ma chuvanist, but simply because women in power turn me on. Diezani-Allison is one of such women. There is just something about boss women that I love.
Should I ever have a female boss, all I would be thinking about is ploughing her. Nothing else. |
Career › Re: Your Experience With Female Bosses by Jman06(m): 6:32pm On May 16, 2013 |
Okija juju: I cant work under a female boss. Not because I'ma chuvanist, but simply because women in power turn me on. Diezani-Allison is one of such women. There is just something about boss women that I love.
Should I ever have a female boss, all I would be thinking about is ploughing her. Nothing else. |
Career › Re: Your Experience With Female Bosses by Jman06(m): 6:24pm On May 16, 2013 |
I wish i can like this a million times PrettySpicey: Though a woman and strongly believe in GirlPower. But my experiences with female bosses have been real terrible. Last one was the Head PA, heading us junior PAs and Secretaries. This woman ruled that office like she was ruling her home. It was be in her good books or suffer in that office. I had my Confirmation as a staff postponed by over six months because of this lady. And you can't go behind to any of the Top Bosses and make a head way. It was that terrible.
Also had another experience with a 'frustrated' married female boss in 2008 who was also No1 gf of the Company Director. Every other female employee, especially us single ladies then, were a threat to her 'glorified' position and she made us suffer for it.
But I've also known ladies who are secure in their positions and truly God-fearing. Women who are truly hardworking and focused, with them as your boss you could build a good career. Unfortunately, they are so rare.
Ladies, we got to chill and really be the BOSS without bias and insecurity. Just LEAD, following God's guidance. |
Career › Re: Your Experience With Female Bosses by Jman06(m): 6:16pm On May 16, 2013 |
Yeah,u are right there are some good female bosses,when i did my IT i worked under a female boss and she was so nice 2 me,i pray to work with such woman anywhere i am employed. . lorretta u: Been at the top on several occasions.folks say I did well.so I can authoritatively say"not all women are bad in positions of leadership #mytwocents# |
Education › Re: NUC Names 41 Illegal Universities by Jman06(m): 5:54pm On May 16, 2013 |
There's what's called standard in case u don't know,kudos to NUC!They should not go on licensing every glorified secondary school just because every tom,dick and harry wants to acquire university education.Quality should never be compromised. zubzero: the only thing NUC knows how to do is to ban universities. . . with the emergency in our educational sector, shouldn't the creation of more universities be @ d top of their priority their requirements for university creation in Nigeria is too much, thats why common ghana is eating our billions. . . |
Education › Re: NUC Names 41 Illegal Universities by Jman06(m): 5:09pm On May 16, 2013 |
Sorry but an HND is NOT and will NEVER be equal to a B.Sc,they aren't d same,B.Sc is of higher standard,that's how it is everywhere in d world.That's d bitter truth! msalami: Quite absurd...........NUC should clear d long existing discrimination btw HND and Bsc first then we see improvement. |
Culture › Re: Chinua Achebe To Be Buried At Night by Jman06(m): 10:11pm On May 15, 2013 |
Keep it up my dear,good to know that some igbo sons and daughters like you still hold their heads high even while on a sojourn in the white man's land.May our ancestors guide you. manny4life: This is why I feel bad for many people who can't even speak Igbo. When they see me speak fluently, people think I'm FOB only to correct them, I'm not on same levels. My parents made it a DUTY to speak mainly Igbo at home even when we're at public places and you DARE NOT reply back in English. All these made me wanna seek my more about the cultures and tradition, I love my Igbo and ALWAYS damn proud of it.
When I once told my coworker that in summer, I'm gonna be rocking African attire to work, she thought it was the coolest thing, that was when I asked them if they knew Prof. Achebe, lo and behold, they did. It was taught as part of their curriculum in literature. I will ALWAYS remain Nigerian, onye Anambra si na Nnewi, regardless of where I am. |
Culture › Re: Chinua Achebe To Be Buried At Night by Jman06(m): 6:11pm On May 15, 2013 |
I am sure u would have been better off if u had learnt how to blend Igbo culture and tradition with westernization just like Achebe and many others did,i am a living prove that being familiar with one's culture and tradition does not stop one from attaining whatever height in western civilization one wishes to reach,but unfortunately some supposed igbo parents even place a barn on igbo language and tradition in their homes while enslaving themselves to the culture and tradition of the white man. orgasticdance: I have igbo roots and at six I made a deliberate choice to "shy" away from its language and native customs purely out of selfish reasons: At six I could tell my native culture was not a world beater! Most of my friends spoke in a different language-- English. All the TV programs and cartoons that were coming up at 4pm were not using my native language therefore I decided there was no point clutching at a dying breed. English and French would give me more options in the world, I thought to myself. More than 20 years later do I have regrets? Nopes! nothing life damaging has happened; just the occasional situation when I can't converse in my native tongue, which happens very rarely. And all the moronic cultural unions/associations I see around in town I just shake my head at. My point is, I came into this world not as a Tiv or Fulani or Igbo man, I tumbled forth into this world as a human being, and I'll depart out of it as one. |
Culture › Re: Chinua Achebe To Be Buried At Night by Jman06(m): 11:35am On May 15, 2013 |
Achebe is a symbol of Igbo culture and tradition,unlike some igbo men and women who shied away from our culture once exposed to western education and whiteman's culture, he was able to sell igbo culture to the white man using the instrumentality of western education.Kudos and may your spirit rest in perfect peace with our ancestors in the world beyond. |
Family › Re: Update; I Am 31 And getting married soon by Jman06(m): 11:18am On May 13, 2013 |
I hate it when ppl say keep being whom u are,hw about positive change?pple change frm their bad ways and become good.@Op what kind of husbsand do u expect 2 find in a night club?[quote author=baby_123]Take your time. You can meet the one any where. Just be open minded. Also, husband will not come and meet you in your house. I know couples that like to drink together. They could have met at a beer parlor. Who knows.  . Keep being who you are, the man that will appreciate you will, for who you are. And it is better that way. As you dont want to pretend and marry someone who will make you miserable.[/quote] |
Politics › Re: Jonathan To Attend Achebe’s Funeral In Anambra by Jman06(m): 11:35pm On May 11, 2013 |
Mr man why are u so bitter with d president,u wll soon die of HBP oo! dayokanu: Presidency is not to attend Owambe all over the place I thought someone would have told the clueless Retardeen by now
Next thing he go dey settle quarrel between Davido and him girlfriend |
Politics › Re: Jonathan To Attend Achebe’s Funeral In Anambra by Jman06(m): 11:11pm On May 11, 2013 |
That analysis does not always hold,d number of people in a political rally does not guarantee success in d election. AK 48: This is a show of political strenght of numbers,anambra a state in southeast which is assumed to be a support base for gej.the crowd will be seriously concentrated by pdp and apc.earlier on cpc had their congress the reception is massive,we ndigbo are expecting the crwd to double that,n the absence of that then there is a negative message for gej.
#just analysing# |
Politics › Re: Jonathan To Attend Achebe’s Funeral In Anambra by Jman06(m): 10:59pm On May 11, 2013 |
Nope,he just died in march this year[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Thought this dude was buried last year  [/quote] |
Romance › Re: Caught My Fiancee Cheating, Should I Go Ahead by Jman06(m): 11:05pm On May 10, 2013 |
Op,let me tell u somethn u might not know,once a cheat is always a cheat!It's a habit n like every other habit,cheatn is very difficult 2 stop.Thank ur stars that u are not yet married 2 that lady,4get d croccodile tears n seek ur happiness b4 it's too late so that u dnt come back here lamenting that another man has f**ked ur wife. slightlyMad: I always believe women cheat as much as men do but i dont want to imagine my woman doing this. I really dont go through my woman's phone but she once made a comment that got me suspecting a particular guy on her BBM. as nature would have it, she was dead asleep while i was awake around 2am coding away.
her phone beeped from a ping. i ignored it, 2 minutes, it beeped again so i looked through to see if it was an emergency cos it was just too late for anyone to be awake and making sure others dont sleep too.
Well, it turned out to be this dude she has always been talking about, she once said if she was broke, this dude will give him whatever he wants without even asking to touch her "big lie, i said to myself"
so i decided to follow up on what could be going on btw them. she is smart to always clear her history but that did not stop me this very night.
i replied, "hello, you are still awake?" so we kept talking and i kept him on for like 30 minutes on generic discussions. at the point where i believe he would never doubt whom he is on to i started the harmless intimate talks "i miss you", he replied "really?" i said "yes nau", my girl uses "nau" after "yes" every time we chat so i used that to make him feel more comfi. so i asked "when are we seeing"
he replied "we will talk abt that tomorrow"
my conclusion from that sentence is that he wants them to talk about "when to see", when they meet tomorrow. meaning he interpreted "when are we seeing" as "when are we having sex"
so i took the giant leap from there by saying "how i wish you were beside me here" he replied, "but you always act like you dont enjoy it every time we have it" then i said, "thats because you dont try to turn me on very well", i stopped chatting with the psycho when he started asking some irritatingly dumb questions like "do you think my thing is always to weak for you?"
bottom line my babe woke up, asked me what i was doing with her fone. I asked her "what is btw you and this guy" she said nothing, ok, have u at anytime in the past had sex with him? she said no
so i showed her that chat conversation, then she started begging crying like a baby with tears everywhere claiming guy was her ex "another big lie". 3am till like 11am, she wont stop crying and pleading to give her another chance. she deleted the guy's contact in a bid to convince me
Well i did forgive her but i got back the key to my house from her. my intention is to give her another chance and test her a month later. well, 2 weeks later, she goofed.
we were arguing over something else when i noticed she was reaching for her phone and subconsciously i was pulling away from her, suddenly i became curious and wanted to go through her phone, but this time with her consent. she claimed she needed to make a very important call, so i let her have it, only for her to dial her mum and she really wasn't passing across any important info other that the usual expected greetings, so i waited for her to conclude the call, we started the war of "let me see, no you cant see"
i really dont know what she was hiding so i decided to play a smart one, i acted like "whatever" and walked away i left her to navigate to where ever she intends to navigate to on her fone for like 10 second, only to run back at her and dragging her phone from her, though she clamped it in her hands very hard, i managed to retrieve it and behold on the screen i saw "are you sure you want to delete this contact" i clicked cancel, and it was the same old guy she cheated on me with.
she pleaded she wanted to get something back from him, thats why she added him back Inside me, i am through with her. but here is the twist, there are some attributes she has that i must confess is priceless. the connection we both have is so strong that we look forward to seeing each other even when we part for 1 day, she is my kind of girl and very intelligent. i have this very strict list of personal requirements my woman must have, up to 7 in the list she has all 7, come add cheating to am. i am an ardent believer that 90% women cheat but that she got caught does not mean whoever am gonna end up with wont be worse or even lack some of these attributes i desire.
Do you think i should forget her and i will find someone who wont cheat? my time is ticking very fast to start trying this and that girl. we have talked about it and she say it wont happen again
seeing that post on the homepage about the married dude whose wife was cheating got me thinking again PLEASE DONT MAKE A JOKE OUT OF THIS. Thanks. |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 3:42pm On May 10, 2013 |
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Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 10:01am On May 10, 2013 |
They call it ''civilization'' cum gender equality sunnshyn: hmmm...I read this post with great despair...
Back in the Nigerian days, it was almost an abomination for a married woman to be seen alone with a man who wasnt her husband not to talk of cheating...
Fast forward to this present day Nigeria, some women has suddenly sent all morals to the dogs, keeping male frnds and infact sleeping with them...what a shame!
What can i say OP? Be strong atleast for your daughter. Don't loose your sanity to such a woman, she isn't worth it at all...
Stay well, God's blessings rest on you today and always! |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 9:14am On May 10, 2013 |
I pity some women who think it's proper 4 d woman 2 cheat in revenge,d man will always win in such ''competition'' because a time wll come when d woman hits menopus and bcomes less sexually attractive while d man is still active, @ that time d man can even sleep with teenage girls provided he has d money 2 part with.Infact if i were d op i may not even divorce d woman but i wll make her live in regrets all her life. |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 8:42am On May 10, 2013 |
OMG!i wish i can have someone like u as my wife,i wll love her with every life in me.God bless u 4 not standn d truth on it's head. jjgirljay: Yes you can divorce in lagos.
It a shame when I hear stories like this,I keep asking myself why some women will risk it all for just a few mins of pleasure. You need to know that getting a divorce will not solve the big problem which is seeing all women as cheats,you need to start having more female friends and understand them. Trust me der are still few women out there who are faithful no matter what.
Good luck |
Romance › Re: Can You Stop Loving Your Partner? by Jman06(m): 8:07am On May 10, 2013 |
Mr man,u wll soon die of envy while my president continues 2 deliver dividends of democracy 2 nigerians. temiosunrinde: Its so pathetic and highly lugubrious that during this critical time in the history of our nation,where boko haram keeps bombing day in day out,where capitalist form of govt of the shoeless one is leading the nation to a disaster,where the unity and peace of our nation is being threathened everytime,some group of nairand youth who are suppose to take to the street in protest and call for the resignation of the shoeless and clueless one are here sitting at a computer or bb or whatever talking about LOVE,ohhh I weep for my country |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 11:16pm On May 09, 2013 |
D earlier u get a divorce d better 4 u unless u want 2 die b4 ur time.There are many women out there who are ready 2 love nd make u happy 4 d rest of ur life. WhyMe222: Thanks everyone for your contributions. You have all spoken well. I love my wife and I love my daughter silly. I leave no stone unturned in taking care of my family cos that is the only reason I go out daily (To provide for them). Her friends are a testimony to my capability in taking care of her. Her colleagues in both her former work place and the present one all appreciate for her what she has in terms of her marriage and husband. So there is no gain saying I may not have been leaving up to my expectations as a hubby.
In the last 8 months I have tried to heal, I have tried to see how we can work around it, I have also tried living like it never happened. In all this, none seem to be working. I loved my wife and that is why I have made all these efforts but the torture I live through will never go away and for this singular reason I feel there is no need going on like this. At the moment, I am only tolerating her and that is not good for marriage; reason I said marriage is not meant to be endured. Can there ever be a time I will not remember the incident? Can there ever be a time I will laugh it off and not hurt instead? The sex is dead; No urge because she repulses me and there is no way I will think of S£X with her without remembering what they did. So how can one live in this manner?
God help me. |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 11:03pm On May 09, 2013 |
It means go and chew soap biolabee: dude,,,not cool  if everyone behaved like you, we would back in the days of babel
, pls anyone in the house can you translate what this is |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 10:52pm On May 09, 2013 |
4get that trash u are talkn abt bible and divorce.A man is different from a woman,d ego of a man is totally rubished when his wife cheats on him,a woman can easily live with an infidel husband in our society,but a man can't withstand d shame,infact a cheatn wife reduces her husband 2 a nobody.this is africa 4 crying out loud. debrief08: Na wa oh! What a thread to be saved for future purposes. Op sorry for your situation, will come to you later on. Imagiine my shck at this thread, see people throwing divorce up and down and very considerate of the OPs feelings, again na wa oh. So adultery has suddenly becoome so painful that people foorget their bibles and "Gods hate divorce" "divorce is not an optin" verses today. The is shocking for nairaland, if it were a woman who posted her her feelings will not even be addressed but for a man see clear differences;
1. No body blamed the Op and asked him "what were you doing wrong to push her to cheat, a woman satisfied at home won't go eating outside"
2. Ask him to make himself better, loose some weight, dress better, give her more money
3. No one asked him to go on his knees and fast and pray
Haba people see how divorce suddenly became 85 percent acceptable in this nairaland oh. Thanks for TVC at least being consistent not minding the gender of the Poster.
My advice for the poster, take your time, see a couselor I recommed Jerome if you are in Lagos, not so you can get back but so you can figure out calmly what the next step you want is. Adutery hurts, it opens feelings nothing else stirs so much pain and tears at once, so really people who are not ready to be faithful should stay off marriage, women feel this way all the time and still don't get e$pathy rather take the blame for their husbands cheating ways. The kind of hurt many people bottle up from adultery is ammazing and sad. I wish you the best what ever you decide$ |
Family › Re: Broken & Dejected: Found Out Wife Is Having An Affair With A Family Friend. by Jman06(m): 10:19pm On May 09, 2013 |
If that bitch remains in ur house,i bet even ur gateman wll have a taste of her honey pot.I wonder why some ppl think that a man should not get a divorce when it's necessary#4giveness my foot# WhyMe222: Thank you everyone for your kind words and suggestions. May God bless you all.
On the paternity of my daughter, I have no doubt she is my flesh and blood because of the striking resemblance. She is a replica of my mum.
I want to forgive her and move past this period and work on the marriage, this is the reason why we have stayed together till this moment. I had the chance of informing both parents last Christmas but I chose not to with the hope we will survive it and move on. Yeah my wife is remorseful. She has tried in her own way to make amends but truth be told, it is not easy. I cannot lƠ̴͡Ơ̴͡k at her and not wonder how she got to that hotel, took her clothes off, slept with her colleague/our family friend, left and I possibly went to pick her up when she got closer home in our usual fashion, she came back and carried my daughter, forming mother and wife, slept on the same bed with me (Oh Lord I must have been so foolish), and lƠ̴͡Ơ̴͡k me in the face to tell me she loves me. And then they repeated same thing few days later, and again and possibly again and again and again until I made the discovery. They claim it was just a few times cos I have spoken with the devil himself.
Before breaking the news to her after my discovery, I made her unlock her phone so I went straight to their BBM chats. Their BBM conversation and email correspondence lend credence to the fact that, they didn't just sleep with each other out of raging hormones, they were actually having an amorous affair. A supposed wife!
I wish there is a reset button so I can reset my memory and move on in my marriage cos I ĺOVƐ my wife and for the sake of our adorable daughter. But how will I cope in this misery she has put me in? Right now I don't feel anything for her anymore. I snap sometimes no matter how much I try not to. Even the way I relate with her. Our usual pet name "НONEY" is so heavy in mouth now that I just mumble it when I need to call her attention for anything.
I feel my best option is a dissolution. Marriage is meant to be enjoyed and not endured. Yes I know it has its up and downs and we have had our fare share and gone past through it. This one is bigger than me. I don wanna die young or age faster than I should cos I have noticed some rapid changes.
Meanwhile, I made her confess because she was trying to be economical with the details initially. Let me also mention that in all this, I never raised a finger at her. I am one with an absolute self control. I don't subscribe to violence in any form.
God help me. |
Romance › Re: What Is The Cost Of Having A Girlfriend In Nigeria? by Jman06(m): 9:33pm On May 09, 2013 |
D problm is that when d highest bidder comes u wll dump d honest guy,that's why some guys go d extra mile 2 please u @all cost. coefoe: May be I need to say this! Women are the most compassionate, considerate, and understanding beings God created. When our man is plain and open to us, we don't expect beyond his means. For example if your gf/wife knows your monthly take home/income, I bet you, she will never demand for outrageous things that are beyond your ability. The key is being truthful. Stop bragging! Let your partner know your capability, and you will be fine... |