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Romance › Re: Relationship: She Assured She Wouldn’t Tell My Wife We Had Sex by jpphilips(m): 11:16am On Jan 05, 2016
divinehand2003:
I am just 30 and have a high sex drive. I want it every day if I could get it, but my wife is happy with two or three times a week. Once in a while, she humours me by letting me have more, but I always have the feelings she does it for peace.

A few weeks back, her father had a stroke. He’s lived alone since he lost his wife three years ago and my wife had to go to the family house every evening from work. By the time she came back home, sex was the last thing from her mind.

love-cartoon-girl

In the meantime, our neighbour, who is a very good friend of ours, is a single mother of three. She’d jokingly complained of abstaining from sex due to no fault of hers. So when she called round and discovered I was alone, she went back to her place to bring me something to eat. I provided the booze.

One thing led to another and I found myself having amazing sex! She’s in her 40s but sexy and very athletic. Afterwards, she suggested I call in at her place from time to time for no-strings sex. She said it would solve both our problems and my wife needs never know.

I’ve taken her up on her offer and the nice arrangement is working for both of us. I mean what could be simpler and where’s the harm?
I love my wife and our beautiful children, but not getting enough sex is driving me up the wall. Could this be a way of solving my problem and my neighbour’s?
What do you do for a living?
Romance › Re: Relationship: She Assured She Wouldn’t Tell My Wife We Had Sex by jpphilips(m): 11:12am On Jan 05, 2016
Frank778:
Love Is The Key Of Life!!! After 3 months of Broken marriage, my Wife left me with two kids . I felt like my life was about to end i almost kill my self, i was emotionally down for a very long time. Thanks to a spell caster called Dr Ukaka which i met online. On one faithful day, as I was browsing through the internet, Some people testified that he brought their Ex lover back, some testified that he can cast a spell to stop divorce, so i give him a try and my Wife was back to me after the spell so email him freedomlovespell@hotmail.com website freedomlovespelltemple.yolasite.com
So babalawo now has Email address? intresting!!
Politics › Re: Nnamdi Kanu's Wife Delivers A Bouncing Baby Boy by jpphilips(m): 10:59am On Jan 05, 2016
Nnamdi now has a replacement
Politics › Re: Nigeria Needs To Cut Ties With Iran Now !!! by jpphilips(m):
hmmmmm, Iran is an OPEC member and has a great military capability.
Iran behind Hezbollah has been a nightmare to Isreal let alone Nigeria, Buhari must thread with caution.
Politics › Re: Inspector General Of Police Ban Illegal Accessing Of Mobile Phones by jpphilips(m): 7:14pm On Jan 04, 2016
Nobody cares what the law says but what an IGP says. lol
Politics › Re: How Dasuki Arrested Buhari In 1985 & Destroyed His 1st Marriage by jpphilips(m): 4:50pm On Jan 04, 2016
wealthinfos:
In I985, former military Ruler,Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, Kicked Buhari out of Office through Military Coup Dictact and Former National Security Adviser to ex president, Goodluck Jonathan, Sambo Dasuki Immediately placed Buhari in Chains, at that time Nigerians were celebrating the Muslim festival and enjoying the public holidays

Sambo Dasuki, led a team of four Police men which include, Abubakar Dangiwa Umar, Lawan Gwadabe, Abdulmumuni Aminu, and arrested Buhari 1n August 26th 1985

Buhari was arrested and his government toppled, IBB, through the help of Dasuki, threw Buhari into Prison custody

Dasuki was then made the ADC (aide-de-camp). to babangida

Buhari was left to rot in jail for two years and this wrecked his love life with Safinatu

Buhari and Hajia Safinatu got married in 1971 and they have five children, 4 girls and a boy. - But upon Buhari's Release, Safinatu Divorced Buhari as she was reported to had been Devastated over Buhari's Arrest

Safinatu Served as First Lady of Nigeria from December 1983 to August 1985. She Divorced Buhari in 1988 which led to Buhari's Romance with ''Aisha'' in 1989, Now Aisha Buhari, Current Nigeria's First Lady

However, Hajia Safinatu is no More, She died in 2006 from complications from diabetes.

While Sambo Dasuki is being Prosecuted by Muhammadu Buhari over alleged Fraud and Embezzlement of Funds Meant for Procurement of Arms during the last Administration.

From the developments on the Dasuki trial it seems Buhari has vowed to jail Dasuki as a payback for the pains he went through in the hands of Dusuki and his principal IBB.
If you were not a dolt, you would know that there is no connection between stealing $2.1b and arresting buhari in the past, furthermore, IBB who overthrew his government isnt in the oven but an ordinary ADC? get a life bro!! the last you had just expired!!
Crime › Re: Nigerian Killer To Be Deported To Nigera Despite Never Setting Foot Here by jpphilips(m): 3:28pm On Jan 04, 2016
Nope son, you are not deported, your sentence was just prolonged.
Politics › Re: "Why NASS Won't Allow President Buhari Decide On TSA" - Speaker Yakubu Dogara by jpphilips(m): 1:46pm On Jan 04, 2016
IsraeliAIRFORCE:
Are you in support of constitutional democracy or entrenchment of dictatorial democracy?

Executive have no right to exercise a minute control over the oversight functions of the Legislature nor Judicial processes. The TSA manages Federation Accounts which involves the three tiers of government (Fed, States and LGAs) and on Fed side, it involves the three independent organs of government hence the need to clip any unforseen tendency of the executive (not necessarily Buhari) to use finance against Legislature and judiciary in terms of disbursment of funds.

Independence is the keyword. Institutions are needed to function outside the influence of one organ of government hence the point raised by the honorable speaker.

**NB: Sales of NASS assets involves income generation and unspent budget by the NASS is meant to be returned to Federation account
That is why Nigerian leaders will hardly take you guys seriously, should your focus as a citizen be about "independence" of NASS or how their "independence" serve your purpose.
The kinda "independence" that vote #50b for cars in the face of increased taxes and dwindling crude price? go and borrow sense!!
Politics › Re: "Why NASS Won't Allow President Buhari Decide On TSA" - Speaker Yakubu Dogara by jpphilips(m): 1:42pm On Jan 04, 2016
tuniski:
NASS must be independent and the whole noise about TSA is just a feel good govt redtapism. I wonder what treasury management that is applicable in other climes. Technology driven accounting real time solves many of this analog application of what is suppose to be even an over the shelf template!
Are you this dumb? how much does the NASS generate annually while they advocate for "unchecked" expenditure?
How can you have unfettered access to spend what you can not generate? the constitution is clear on who generates and who distributes and so far it lies solely on the executive.
Career › Re: Fear Of Job Losses As FX Scarcity Persists, Oil Prices Crash Further by jpphilips(m): 12:43pm On Jan 04, 2016
[quote author=kingviny post=41639649]With this economic imbroglio, what the government need to do are as follows:-

1. Sell licence to foreign investors who would come to nigeria to build a 20,000 b/d refinary each (micro refinaries) all around the country within 6 months. Since this is a small capacity refinary, it can be built within a short space of time.
There are factors affecting citing a refinery,have you put that into consideration? where will you get the oil refine in those refineries?



This action will help end the huge demand for forex with respect to fuel importation as petroleum products will now be 100% manufactured locally.
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2. Government should stop providing dollars to religious pilgrims as it has zero economic benefit to the nation. Aggregate dollar demand from these people are very high, just imagine providing about $5,000 each for say 1 million pilgrims annually ( both christians and muslims ), that is about $5billion! . If this amount is made available to the manufacturing sector, we can imagine what that will do to that sector!
This is the only valid point you have, guess you are a religious commentator!!
Properties › Re: Greater Portharcourt by jpphilips(op): 10:50am On Jan 04, 2016
2sex:
uncle I *raises hand* angry because we have wiked govknorr
huh
Romance › Re: T by jpphilips(m): 2:45pm On Jan 02, 2016
Trendy247:
It all started when my dad died and we moved to a new apartment. My immediate elder sister who was 21yrs old by then started hanging out with our
new landlord's son, after few months of our stay there.
There was a day I caught them in a compromising position right inside our house and I summoned courage n told him not to try dat in our house again, and he left. Few months after that, my sister got pregnant and they decided to keep the baby. She later left with the guy to PH where he was working. Barely 2yrs after that, she got pregnant again and gave birth to another child. By this time, the guy had the money to perform the marriage rite but because of the misunderstanding between them, he told her he'll only do that when he's convinced that she's submissive.
Few yrs later, the guy lost his job and they decided to come back home.
Now during Xmas when my sister visited, I discovered that she had a protruding stomach again which means a third child is coming out of wedlock.
Right now I'm planning to write a letter to him through my sister, informing him that he has between now and December 2016 to perform the marriage rite or he'll be arrested, but I dnt know if there's any law that governs that. Please i seriously need advice.

[N/B: I'm the last son in my family. I have 2 elder brothers but they're not doing anything about this issue]
lol
Politics › Re: Bokoharam: US Army To Arrive Nigeria January To Help Fight -channels TV by jpphilips(m): 11:01am On Jan 02, 2016
LadyExcellency:
The same people that came for chibok girls whose only achievement then was velifying our military and security forces.

If there is no gain, forget US. This is their foreign policy. They will want Nigeria to divorce chinese who are better than them 100 times in extending developmental support and technology transfer.
How old are you?
Politics › Re: Fuel Subsidy Has Been Removed By The FG by jpphilips(m): 10:28am On Jan 02, 2016
There is no subsidy in the 2016 budget does not necessarily mean that Subsidy has been removed.
With low crude price, the import price margin has been eroded by default. What we should be asking for is a reduction in Government benchmark so that subsidy comes alive again.
With the present face of the economy and a 2.22T budget deficit, such demands may be termed insensitive.
Furthermore in as much as the import price differential has been eroded by default, further currency devaluation and any increase in crude price may threaten this move.
From the look of things, only NNPC retail stations will have to be selling at the new rate, this is because the products are neither imported nor refined locally, but supplied through Nigeria's OPA,
This source is immuned to both increase in crude price and a devalued Naira.
Ride on PMB, im highly impressed.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Things I Learnt During Interviews No One Will Tell You. by jpphilips(m): 9:17pm On Dec 31, 2015
adeaks:
There is always something about your course that can relate....you only have to think deep and be inventive. You have to first realize that the people who invited you for the interviews were aware of your course before inviting you. If they didn't consider you employable with the course you read, they wouldnt have invited you at all. So by asking you that question they only want to see how far you can reason.

There is a senior colleague in my workplace, who read food and nutrition.(or something related) Now imagine what a food nutritionist is doing in an audit firm.

You can always ask yourself that how did she scale through the interview processes but as an example, if I am in her shoes, I can tell the interviewers that "a food nutritionist is trained to be very meticulous and observant, as a little too much of one ingredient can spoil a whole meal or maybe even render it harmful. These are traits that are also necessary for any auditor. An auditor has to have a good eye for details and also be patient and meticulous when going over the books of clients....."

You just have to link some of your skills to the job. It doesn't have to be the technical skills alone.
crap!! She is a product of IM
Politics › Re: BAD NEWS: Oil Prices To Drop Between $5 And $15 In 2016 – IMF by jpphilips(m): 12:23pm On Dec 30, 2015
Ijaya123:
I love this news.

Now is the time to diversify, most definitely and for the Federal government to put on it's thinking cap on how to come up with short, medium and long term measures for the survival of the economy.

For those always shouting our oil, they may end up drinking the oil.
Shallow minds, when the government is broke they increase taxes, happy now?
Politics › Re: Is It Marginalization Or Refusal To Accept The Agony Of Defeat? by jpphilips(op): 8:40am On Dec 30, 2015
kingzizzy:
Nigerian mentality is just too backward. The people own the land, the land never owns the people. If you want a country, you must first seek the permission of the indigenous people of the land. Without it, you have no country. How did you think that Lugard can come from Europe to give you your country? Britain that created Nigeria granted Scotland referendum last year. Unless the indigenous people that make up Nigeria such as Igbos, Ibibios, Efiks, Ijaws etc are granted the right to decide their destiny in a referendum, there will never be peace in Nigeria. Nigeria is not "by force"
The constitution of Nigeria that ensponged plebiscite or referandum was it made by the British too?
Education › Re: Teaching In Nigeria Is Difficult Because The Pupils Are Too Intelligent —british by jpphilips(m): 9:09pm On Dec 29, 2015
musicwriter:
You completely took the teachers intent at face-value, symptomatic of a poor simpleton without depth.

As far as you're concerned, It is true because a white man says so. And, because a white man says so, it must be true.

Ironically, you all are proving the man wrong, without even knowing it!
You expect a response with this show of poor thought process?
Do yourself a favour by shutting your ignorant trap.
Education › Re: Teaching In Nigeria Is Difficult Because The Pupils Are Too Intelligent —british by jpphilips(m): 8:46am On Dec 28, 2015
musicwriter:
This's a whitewash!. The man is a British sponsored mouth piece to control what Africans should think. Is he drunk?.

How on earth will smart students create more problem for a teacher?.

If anything, a class full of smart kids would make teaching easier for teachers as they'll have less to explain, since they don't have to spend much time dealing with everybody's ignorance.

The man obviously know the truth, but of course western powers don't want us to know. I have explained the problem with education in Africa, and why we're where we are today.

Anybody who have a brain can see clearly this man is on a mission. His statement contradict every known fact about learning. He knows more than he want you to know.

Make time to read the part 1 and 2 of the link on my signature, it contains the problem with education in Africa and what Britain don't want you to know about education.
You completely mis took the teacher's intent, poor comprehension on your part.
Politics › Re: Why Oil Marketers Hoarding Fuel Will Have To Drink It Soon. by jpphilips(m): 8:58pm On Dec 26, 2015
FOLYKAZE:
The Change Tsunami blowing greedy marketers holding Nigeria to ransom away fast.

Subsidy thieves are been thrown out of the window. Oil cabals are loosing on their toes, the heat is getting hard and real.

God Bless PMB.

God bless Nigeria
Who are the cabals? you speak the voice of an age long f00l.
Celebrities › Re: How To Hook A Man This Christmas – Toke Makinwa by jpphilips(m): 8:18am On Dec 26, 2015
craziebone:
I am disappointed in some comments here saying she is not the one to give advices on this issue. But the thing is, it is right to say just because Peter denied Jesus, he cannot teach you about faithfulness to Jesus? Its the same thing here too.

We need to remember that she wasn't the one who did not keep to the rules of the game when her man went out to HIS EX; making a statement that her man has an unfinished business with his emotional and psychological life. It wasn't her fault her man cheated. The action wasn't her's so i wonder why we blame her for her man's unfaithfulness.
What kinda expert hooks a man with "unfinished " psychological baggages?
Politics › Re: The 30 Vehicles Donated To Army By Shettima (pics) by jpphilips(m): 7:58am On Dec 26, 2015
sameer1212:
Good.

GOD bless the governor

GOD bless and protect our gallant Army men

GOD bless Nigeria

Merry christmas to every!
How do you expect a 10m naira soft skin Landcruiser to protect your soldiers ??
He just bought pleasure rides for senior officers who will most likely take it home.
Health › Re: Ondo Trauma & Surgical Centre Built By Mimiko (Photos) by jpphilips(m): 7:14am On Dec 26, 2015
Run it with PPP if there is any chance of survival beyond 5yrs. Amaechi did a similar thing in PH
Nairaland General › Re: Fire Out Break At Chicason Gas Plant In Nnewi, Scores feared dead by jpphilips(m): 9:48am On Dec 25, 2015
fromnigeria:
When Things like this happens, one us tempted to question... But who are we to question God. As there are reasons for everything.

I pray their soul rest in peace, I pray fortitude to the family to bear.
Question God or poor safety standards?
You will be surprised that the plant in question has no single qualified safety officer.
Education › Re: Top 23 Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria With Mind Blowing Fees! by jpphilips(m): 9:33am On Dec 25, 2015
Now I understand better why most Nairalanders hardly think out of the box.
Education › Re: Top 23 Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria With Mind Blowing Fees! by jpphilips(m): 9:22am On Dec 25, 2015
victorv12:
Education is not meant to be privatize. The effect of these privatization will eventually brings segregation between the children of the rich and poor which will greatly affect our society.

Children of the same peer group should think and compete with each other evenly not by segregating them by the schools they attend.

We have a long way to go with this type of system. Development will be less visible if the children of the poor is not given the same opportunity to compete with these kid attending these over priced and corrupt private institutions.

It's a shame!
Social inequality is older than Jesus Christ so what is your point?
There must be social stratification that reflects individual's line of thought and decision making prowess.
Education › Re: Top 23 Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria With Mind Blowing Fees! by jpphilips(m): 9:13am On Dec 25, 2015
NORAD:
No set of schools represent Nigeria on competitions than these schools. The issue there is you don't hear much about it because, for the schools, it's not much of a big deal. Before I started teaching in one of the listed schools, I once taught in a lower one where such feats were put on the newspapers, school's website etc.

You may not see students from these schools win the Cowbell competition and the likes, but what they learn goes beyond that.

Your argument is based on what I'll call escape-poverty tactics. It's the way we were all brought up, our distinguishing factor
- to pass exams, make first class etc. Why? So that we can get good jobs.

One of my students right now is currently a member of the board in his father's company.
So, what do you think he needs? Pass so that he can get a job?
Competition, year , winner etc that would have been more ecstatic than the songs of praise you just wrote.
Education › Re: Top 23 Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria With Mind Blowing Fees! by jpphilips(m): 1:15am On Dec 25, 2015
CioAngels:
99.9 of children in this schools are children of our stealing politicians and friends who helps them to ferry the money abroad. Pen rubbers.
Poverty is truly a curse, Nigerian pliticians are old people they shouldn't be having primary or sec kids save for those with numerous wives, however, there are successful businesses in Nigeria that can afford any of those schools.
Some companies even pay for their staff kids to attend those schools.
An average company owner can afford these schools, you guys are too wretched to think straight.
Education › Re: Top 23 Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria With Mind Blowing Fees! by jpphilips(m): 1:06am On Dec 25, 2015
Gamesmart:
What wave have you made?
The bingo made IPOB proud
Education › Re: Top 23 Most Expensive Secondary Schools In Nigeria With Mind Blowing Fees! by jpphilips(m): 1:04am On Dec 25, 2015
tensazangetsu:
I used to think it's a waste to go to an elite school until I met a product from there. It's really worth it to me.
Yet they wonder why the kids of the rich get the best jobs.

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