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izsmike:
I swear I will not comment on this thread

Lol but u have don dat already.....chaaaiiii naija mentality. Guy go wash ur brain. So dis ur post nw is not part of commenting.haaahahaa

Every one of us desires such change
that will make our lives better,
healthier and more productive. Such
change however, will not just happen.
We need to create it.
Here are five major catalysts that will
enable you create that positive
change.
Positive Thought Pattern: You cannot
truly change the way you are until
you’ve changed the way you think. As
someone said, “We cannot solve the
significant problems we face at the
same level of thinking we were when
we created them.” This means that
creating that change will first demand
a change in your thinking process.
If you desire a positive change, then
you need to think positive. You need
to let go of every limiting belief. This
will help you develop positive efficacy
and positions you to embrace your
desired change.
Discontentment: discontentment is a
key catalyst of change. This is because
as long as you are comfortable with
the way you are, then there is no need
for change or let me put it this way,
you will never see the need for a
change. For you to embrace any
positive change, you need to come to
that point where you declare, “I am
tired of living this way,” consciously or
subconsciously. People rarely change
unless there is a reason or they have
seen a reason for such change.
Discontentment can be a strong
motivation in reaching out for that
change you desire. Let’s say the extent
to which you are fed up with your
current situation determines how
aggressive you will be in actualizing
the needed change.
Vision: Having a clear idea of where,
who or what you desire to be is half
the job of getting there. That simply
means that the process if change
begins with knowing where you
would rather be. So before the real
change you desire will happen, you
have to first sincerely answer the
question, “Where Do I Go from Here?”
If you do not have a vision of the kind
of change you want, how then would
you know how to create the change?
When you have a clear idea of the
change you want, it is easier to take
note and take the specific steps
needed to create your desired change.
Action: I don’t have to say much on this
one. I believe you already know that
nothing works until you act. There is
no meaningful and positive change
that is not a product of certain positive
action(s). You have the responsibility
to make it work. According to Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe, “Knowing is not
enough; we must apply. Willing is not
enough; we must do.”
Perseverance: Change most times
does not happen spontaneously. It is
equally not usually easy. It will often
require discipline and perseverance.
Sometimes it will seem that your
efforts aren’t giving the needed results
and you feel like giving up. However
you need to stick to the process until
you actualize your goal; knowing that
nothing good usually comes easy.
Just take the process bit by bit. If your
strategy seems not to be working,
change the approach but never give up
until you achieve your desires change.

drop ur point of view if u say yes and if u say No drop ur reason

axiliborha:
What's wrong with no sex until marriage?

my dear somtin is wrong,because its not scriptural for couples to have sex b4 marriage ok.dont defile d bed b4 marriage,nowadays no virgin any more

go buy ''clearoconH2SO4 natural bleaching cream'' dats d name...but if dat one is not powerful try conHCL acid mixed wit Hypo ..













No go find wetin u go use ur money do? Dey dai dey find bleaching cream for gal...ur name is disgusty sef....chaiii

Artistree:
I read it well darling, I simply meant that even if the lady was his gf, does he have the right to ŕape her?

ok sweetheart, now i undastan y u responded dat way

pinkiberry:
OK but mine arnt sagging

Are u doing some of dos tins?if yes lets check out ur boobs then if No till upload ur pix let's glance tru ur boobs

There are new studies on breast health that have
revealed that certain habits could be causing breasts
to sag, the habits include:
1. Dieting- Dieting usually involves sticking to certain
eating rules for a period of time and then,
returning to regular eating habits. This
inconsistent habit causes the breast to droop
because the tissue in your breast loose elasticity.
2. Sleeping on your stomach.
3. Smoking- This bad habit weakens and ages skin
including the skin that helps breasts fight gravity.
4. Wearing heels- Although these make you feel
sexy, they contribute to breast sagging due to the
fact that they cause bad posture, which causes
your breasts hang lower.
5. Wearing the wrong bra size.
6. Dehydration- In case in you need one more to
drink enough water, this is it. Studies show that
not drinking enough water contributes to breast
sagging.
7. Heavy running.

lol.... answer :A call to blessing (glory) lalasticlala

wat is ur own point of view or opinion concerning d tagged topic ? drop ur comments

haha,make she come meet me she go get enuf of s sex quaquaqua....... wonders must end o

mzcurvaceous:
If he get big dick, I dnt mind.

Lol

Artistree:
So he has a right to räpe his girlfriend? Smh!!

d lady was not his girl frnd, read well b4 u comment next time

10 STUPID QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
.
1. You see identical twins, you
still dey ask 'na twins be dis'?
No bros, na picmix...lol
.
2. Nepa brings light and
everyone in the neighborhood
shouts 'up Nepaaa'! My guy ask
me, O boy na light be that?
No oh, Na Holy Ghost fire! Lol!
.
3. You see person dey vomit, you
still dey ask am 'you no well'?
Em well, e juz dey practice how
to vomit.
.
4. You just wake up from sleep
person come ask you "you don
wake?"
No oh, I come buy bread wey I go
chop for dream.
.
5. You see woman wey born new
pikin u ask her "madam u don
born? " No ohhhh, she buy am
for OLX...
.
6. You greet person "good
morning ma" ! She ask, my pikin
you don wake?
no ohhhh, I dey sleep walk...
.
7. My guy ask me "O boy where u
dey?" I tell am say i dey bank, nd
him ask me "Wat is happening
there?"
Nah new yam festival.. *LMAO*
.
8. My neighbour sees me
opening the gates to drive out
and asks me, U dey comot?
Not at all... I be the new
gateman...
.
9. I dey watch film… my guy enta
come ask me "Guy na film u dey
watch?
No naa... I dey discuss with
Osuofia...
.
10.U see me dey chop indomie
come dey ask me, O boy, na
indomie u dey chop so?
No ohhhh... Na fried rubber band
mixed with thread.
.
As it stands now by, abeg i need to
ask u one question, no vex abeg.
Shey na watapp be diz

Two more armed robbery suspects were given the
jungle treatment as they were burnt to death » by an
angry mob in Nkpor, Idemili North Local Government
Area of Anambra State, barely two weeks after two
suspects were also set ablaze after they robbed an
Hausa trader at the New Tyres Market.
The incident that led to the recent jungle justice »
came when the robbers armed with pistols, trailed a
woman on a commercial motorcycle with money in a
'Ghana-must-go' bag that she was taking to the bank.
The suspects allegedly snatched the money from the
woman believed to be the cashier of a local bank
branch in the town.
After snatching the money, the shot sporadically into
the air and in a bid to zoom off, the had an accident
with their own motorcycle and the woman and other
passer-by who saw the incident raised alarm, alerting a
passing police patrol team who went after the
hoodlums.
Eyewitnesses report that on sighting the police, the
suspects fired shots at the them and the police replied
but the bullets did not pierce their bodies but they
were overpowered by the crowd which dispatched the
jungle treatment on them, burning them to ashes.

A 44-year-old drunk rapist » , Mark Smith, has told the
police he thought the woman he raped » violently was
his girlfriend.
Smith who was jailed for the vile attack after the
woman reported she felt 'disgusted and degraded'.
The Lancashire, United Kingdom man who had been
drinking all night, according to the police, had broken
into the apartment the woman was staying and met
her sleeping on the couch and proceeded to sexually
assault her.
The Burnley Crown Court heard how the victim had
fallen asleep on a sofa but in the early hours of the
following morning woke to find 44-year-old Smith
having sex with her.
She realised her underwear and pants were missing
and Smith rolled off her, apologising.
After he was arrested, he told officers he didn't know
what he was doing and mistakenly believed, in his
condition, that he was having sex with his girlfriend.
Smith, of Hogarth Avenue, Burnley, Lancashire, is now
starting 73-month jail sentence after being told that his
attack was a 'breach of trust.'

With 55.57 per cent control of the market as of
Monday, Opera is currently the highest patronised
browser in Nigeria.
The browser started the year with 48.13 per cent
market control, moved up to 52.94 per cent in May
before it experienced a spark that pushed it to above
55 per cent on Monday.
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The information is sourced from StatCounter , an online
Internet resource organisation. Every day, the online
platform tracks Internet activities in different parts of
the world, rating performances and dynamics on
certain parameters.
Opera’s performance is an average of the figures it
polls from four major Internet browsing platforms –
desktop, tablet, mobile and console – captured by the
researcher.
The figure is driven by the patronage it receives from
mobile Internet subscribers, where it garnered 68.81
per cent on Monday to maintain its clear lead in the
category. Even with its dominance, the charts point
upward.
Opera is distantly followed by Google Chrome, which
polled 12.91 per cent across various computer and
mobile devices to become the second highest
performing browser in the country.
With 48.84 per cent of desktop browsing activities in
Nigeria conducted via Chrome, it took over from Mozilla
Firefox to become the most popular browser among
Internet subscribers who use computers. Its six-month
average is 37.86 per cent.
Firefox, which started the year with 4.92 per cent,
dropped to 35.97 per cent on Monday to settle for the
second position. With 40.92 per cent, its six-month
average is still the highest in the desktop category.
Across different platforms, Firefox and UCWeb Browser
trail behind Chrome as the third most used browser in
the country. They are competing for the third position.
Both browsers control slightly above eight per cent of
the Internet market each.
According to the statistics, Internet Explorer has
continued to struggle, losing the market it once
dominated to newer brands.
Across all platforms, Internet Explorer’s six-month
average is 3.14 per cent. The overall performance is
boosted by its 14.85 per cent six-month average on
desktop. This indicates that it could lose more market
share as more subscribers migrate to mobile platforms.
This has been the trend in recent times.
Internet Explorer mobile device browser has been
patronised by 1.39 per cent of the market in the past
six months, on the average.
As soon as Microsoft replaced Internet Explorer with
Windows series, the Internet market influencers
pronounced the search engine dead. Reports say
subscribers have continued to migrate to more-secure
browsers.
Google, a global leader in searches, has continued to
lead that area of the Internet. In Nigeria, it has
sustained its leadership with 90.92 per cent six-month
average in search engine performance analysis.
Google is followed by Bing’s 4.76 per cent, Yahoo’s
2.72 per cent as second and third top-performing SEs
respectively. Ask Jeeves, WebCrawler and other new
entrants trail behind.
Android is also the leading operating system,
commanding 31.81 per cent of the market on the
average in the past six months. This statistic cuts
across different platforms – desktop and mobile
devices.

The Lagos State Police Command has arraigned a 52-
year-old school teacher, Isaac Ikiabeke, for allegedly
raping a five-year-old pupil in the Ikorodu area of the
state.
PUNCH M etro gathered that Ikiabeke, who is also the
proprietor of the school, Brighter Glory School, located
on Etunrere Street, raped his victim after school hours.
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The victim, five-year-old Pat (pseudonym), told our
correspondent the father of three had allegedly raped
her 10 times.
She said, “He has been doing it for some time. He has
done it more than 10 times. I am not the only one. He
does it with some of us after school hours. I could not
tell anybody because he said if I did he would beat
me.”
The victim’s grandfather explained to our
correspondent that his attention was drawn to the
sexual assault by some of Pat’s classmates.
He said he was shocked, as well as disappointed in
Ikiabeke, whom he regarded as a respectable person.
He said, “Pat and her younger sister stay with me and
they attend the school. I never suspected anything
initially, except that I observed she would be holding
her belly and turning on the bed and when I asked her
what happened, she would say she was having
stomachache.
“It was one of her classmates that told me what the
school owner had been doing to her and I quickly went
to report at the station, after which he was arrested.”
Our correspondent was also told that the matter was
brought to the attention of the Lagos State Office of
the Public Defender.
A police source told PUNCH Metro that the police got
complaints from two victims.
He said a three-year-old pupil, who was equally raped
by the suspect, was in a critical condition in a hospital.
He said, “There were actually two pupils that we were
told he raped. The atrocity had been going on for a
long time before he was arrested.”
Our correspondent was told that Pat had also been
taken to the hospital for treatment.
The police on Monday arraigned Ikiabeke before a Yaba
Chief Magistrates’ Court on one count of unlawful
sexual intercourse.
The charge read, “That you, Isaac Ikiabeke, on June 9,
2015, at about 3pm, at Brighter Glory School, Etunrere
Street, Ikorodu, Lagos, in the Lagos Magisterial District,
did have unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor,
(name withheld) aged five years and thereby
committed an offence punishable under Section 258 (1)
of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, Nigeria, 2011.”
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge and
elected summary trial.
He was represented by two counsel – Marcus Imoudu
and Kola Afolayan.
Also in court were A.O. Komolafe and B.N. Ameh of
the OPD, who held brief for the complainant.
Imoudu prayed the court to admit the defendant to bail
in liberal terms.
But the police prosecutor, Cyril Ejiofor, of the State
Department of Criminal Investigation, objected to the
bail application.
He said, “While I agree that bail is at the discretion of
the court, I oppose the bail application of the defence
counsel. He has not given any cogent reason to the
court for which the defendant should be granted bail.
“The charge before the court is punishable by life
imprisonment. And although we don’t want to go into
proof of evidence, I want the court to take cognisance
of the fact that two minors are involved in the
substantive charge.
“This is a vice that is affecting society. I want the
court to look at the interest of the state in granting
bail to the defendant.”
The Chief Magistrate, Mrs. A.O. Soladoye, in her ruling,
said the offence was bailable.
She thereafter admitted the defendant to bail in the
sum of N1m with two sureties in like sum.
“One of the sureties must be a school proprietor or
proprietress, while the second surety must be a serving
civil servant of Grade Level 17,” she added.
The case was adjourned till August 10, 2015.