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its kul if u ve nothin to say...bt I just said its nt a bull story

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its kul if u ve nothin to say...bt I just siad its nt a bull story

Pls guyz I really need ur advice ....it may luk lyk a cock nd bull story...its just dat m bad @ narrating events ..

My conscience has really been biting me since the last few days......ask me why??......I had gotten a nyc restaurant in town ,met with the waiter nd planned with him to put a ring(cost me a lot) inside the glass thingy .xo I culd propose to my fiancee in a romantic way (just lyk they did in a film I watched ),but all went BOOM!!!....on friday evening precisely 8pm thereabout after work I manuveured around town picked up my fiancee from her place took her to the restaurant as earlier agreed (surely she knew I wnted to propose to her dat night )I wuld lyk to jump the events dat happened nxt to where she was taking her drink(red wine(mexican)).the waiter winked @ me as he served our glass of wine ,we did a toast nd the the next thing dat happened was lyk a scammer playing a fast one on me .SHE GULPED WINE WITH 2karat GOLD PLATED RING DOWN HER THROAT...nd she even got pissed cos I couldn't propose to her dat night...nw she is nt even picking up my calls......m xo TOAST..

Guyz..was just goin thru sum fp topics nd dicovered dat sum were nt even more than 1 or 2 pages nd yet made fp...unlike b4 .....do u think nairaland can survive this illness......wats ur say pple.

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There is a new twist to the Don Jazzy versus Wande Coal saga
as new reports allege that Tiwa Savage, the first lady of Mavin
records is the source of the whole trouble. Some hours ago, Don Jazzy accused former label mate Wande Coal for allegedly stealing one of his songs titled 'Baby face'. According to report, Tiwa and Don Jazzy were rejoicing over the positive
responses from fans over the success of their recently released 'Eminado'
video when she brought his attention to the released 'Baby Face' track. A reliable source said, "Tiwa and Wande Coal haven't always been friends,
and she was the one that brought Don Jazzy's attention to the baby face
song. When Don Jazzy saw and heard the song, he was angry and had
resolved to giving Wande Coal a call but Tiwa insisted that he should make it
public." Tiwa allegedly said, "He can not continue to steal from you, he should at
least be respectful enough to credit you, if you don't do this, he will continue
to steal your works, if you put it out on twitter, he'll know you are serious.
It's wrong to always take people for granted." Meanwhile, Tiwa Savage is known for always attacking anyone who offends
on twitter. She recently attacked editors of TW on twitter for a publication rather than
calling them privately to settle whatever misunderstanding they had.

A heartbroken woman whose boyfriend died days before their wedding
decided to get married anyway - to a shop dummy. Sanja Seke, 21, was looking forward to years of wedded bliss with her 29-
year-old fella Igor but her hopes and dreams for the future were shattered
when he died of a heart attack just before their wedding day. She said of the shocking news: "We had been together since I was 16, and
all I wanted to do was spend my life with him. When they told me that he had died of a sudden heart attack I just couldn't
take it in, my life over the last two years has been like a living nightmare. With the event in the Serbian town of Sid planned and paid for, Sanja
decided to get married anyway and used a mannequin dressed in Igor's
wedding suit as a stand-in, saying it was the next best thing to actually
getting married to her boyfriend. Wedding Outfit : The mannequin wore what the deceased would have worn on the day Sanja said of her big day: "My friends mentioned to me that perhaps if we
had been married and had fulfilled our dream things might have been
different, and that was when I decided that perhaps I should just go ahead
with the wedding anyway. "I had already organised a dress, so I just sent out invites to his family and
mine and everybody attended. Everything was really great." Rather than be downbeat about everything that happened, the bride and
guests tried to make it a day celebrating Igor's life. Sanja added: "We tried to make it a joyful affair and a celebration of his life
and for me it was all about completing something unfinished so that I can
move on. I hope that now I will be able to move on with my life." The ceremony also included music by their favourite singer and a local priest
to conduct a special ceremony to help Sanja find closure.

A 26-year-old woman, an employee of an old generation bank in Ondo
State, southwest Nigeria, has been apprehended by the police at
Onikan division, Ikoyi, Lagos. She faces charges of withdrawing N24
million from the bank customers' accounts. Alabi Joy Omotayo was arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrates' Court,
Lagos on a five-count charge of felony to wit, stealing. The arrest followed a complaint filed by the management of the bank's
headquarters in Lagos. It was stated in the application that the accused, a
customer service care officer at their Ondo branch office, had illegally
obtained N24 million. The bank officials stated that the fraud was discovered
after the audit of their account had been edited. It was revealed in the course of investigation that Omotayo, a resident of
Ondo State, allegedly gained unauthorized access via bank's computers to
the data of her employees and customers. She withdrew sums of N10.5 million, N4.5 million, and N9.1 million from
customers' accounts. The suspect pleaded not guilty to the charges. The presiding Chief
Magistrate admitted her on bail in the sum of N500,000 with two sureties in
like sum. She was, however, transferred to Kirikiri Prison, Apapa, Lagos,
pending when she will fulfill the bail conditions. The matter was adjourned till 15 November, 2013 for mention.

A 33-year-old man was allegedly held at
gunpoint and forced to have sex with a
woman in the backseat of a car after the
woman's female companion offered him a
ride on the Near North Side over the
summer.
The man begged one of his
tormentors - who demanded
he place his hands on her
breasts and buttocks during the July 26
attack - to stop, it was reported.
He eventually escaped, running out of the
car naked from the waist down and into a
taxi where a cabbie helped him and drove
him home to the suburbs, in Chicago.
The man had been walking in the 400 block
of North Kingsbury early that morning when
25-year-old Cierra Ross allegedly pulled up to
him and offered to give him a ride.
While she was driving, Ross pulled out a
black revolver and ordered the man, who
was in the passenger seat, to get in the back
and have sex with her friend.
The woman in the backseat demanded that
he take off his clothes and the man
complied by taking off his shoes, pants and
underwear before he was assaulted.
The two women also took $200 from the
man, his credit cards and iPhone, according
to a police report.

In 2008, I felt attracted to a colleague in
her late 40s, but she was married and
had two sons in their late teens. Later,
her husband got cancer, and Anne took
nine months off to help care for him.
When he died in 2011, she became very depressed and I was supportive. I
realised I was falling in love, so in
October 2012 decided to move to a
different firm. A few days before I left,
she invited me for a drink after work, to
thank me. We got on so well I confessed I was
hopelessly in love with her, after four years of
friendship. When I dropped her off she
leaned over to kiss me. Later, she texted to
say she had strong feelings for me too. We started going out, and in June 2013 Anne
asked me to move in. We even talked of
marriage. She confided that her husband made her
suffer through affairs, alcohol and drug
abuse - and that 'her boys' had become her
world. And that's where the problems began. Her sons are allowed to do whatever they
like. Anne and I slept downstairs on a sofa-
bed in the sitting-room while they moved
their girlfriends into the two upstairs
bedrooms. The house is in an absolutely disgusting
state. She's amassed a huge debt through
rent arrears, unpaid credit card repayments,
utility bills and the expense of trying to keep
this 'family' fed. The boys have part-time jobs (when they can
be bothered going), and their girlfriends are
in temporary employment, but none of them
helps clean the house or even brings down
dirty plates from their rooms. All the cleaning
is left to Anne and myself, and we both work full time. But Anne says it isn't so long since their
father died, and to leave them alone. We
have tried family meetings to agree rules, but
they only stick to them for a few days. The elder boy seems to bully her. I have tried
to get her to seek debt counselling and start
moving forward, but nothing happens. She's
either scared or simply not bothered. Recently, the eldest invited a friend (with
drug problems) who'd split up from his
girlfriend to stay until he found somewhere
else. With Anne's debt, she can't afford to
support another person in the house. I
pointed out that he has relatives and friends living nearby, so why not go and stay with
them? Anne said that he was her sons, friend
and she could not see him on the streets. Two weeks later, I told her that the situation
was now intolerable; she had put her sons'
wishes before me. I left that night, and haven't heard from her.
I now bitterly regret my decision. I am so
much in love with her I want everything to
work out. But I don't want her being taken
for granted all the time. What must I do?

You get a call from your friend, who
invites you to hang out with the guys on
Saturday night. An old college buddy is in
town and will be joining you. You are
excited to go. However, your girlfriend
has a class until 10pm on Friday, so Saturday is your only date night together.
You senses that your significant other will
not be happy about this, but you also are
entitled to a night with the guys.
However, you forget to tell her about
your plans until 3pm that Saturday, while she is excitedly proposing a few things
you could do that evening. What happens next is totally predictable.
Your woman gets pissed, you argue, she
hangs up and calls her girlfriend to complain.
You feel surprised and disappointed at how
upset she got, and feel resentful. You feel
trapped by this relationship and doubtful that this woman is the right one. The right woman
would be supportive and want you to have a
life, right? While she feels upset that she now
has no plans for the evening, and feels that
you don't actually care about spending time
with her becuase you don't take her into consideration when making choices. Men often complain about how they wish
their women wouldn't get so upset about
everything. Well, do they get upset about
everything? Hopefully, upon brief reflection,
the answer is no. It's time to look at the
types of actions and conversations that make her upset, like the scenario above, to see if
there is something you might to do change
that. As an aside, if the answer is yes, it is possible
that the guy is living with a truly unstable
person. Guys, if your woman suffers from a
diagnosable mental illness or personality
disorder, you will have a different type of
work to do. But for the rest of you, healthy women will
react emotionally when you bring up certain
subjects. Here are three steps to reducing the drama and increasing your sense of
freedom in your relationship: 1) Learn to expect a reaction-When it's cloudy and humid, you don't put on your
suede jacket and curse mother nature for
screwing you over when it starts to rain, but
this is what many men do in relationships
with women. Your fear about her reactivity
AND your resulting denial about the possibilities that she will be upset, compel
you to behave in provocative ways. In fact,
she is often responding more to what you
have consciously or unconsciously done to
avoid upsetting her, then what you were
afraid might upset her in the first place. In this way, you create more of what you say
you don't want. Bring an umbrella. Learn to expect a reaction
anytime you change what has become an
expected pattern of interacting or unspoken
agreement between you. For example: You usually spend Friday nights with her and
suddenly you can't
You need to take more time for yourself
You suddenly become less attentive to her for
any variety of good reasons If any of the above take place, there's a good
possibility (unless you are with a very mature
person) that she will be upset. If you've been
with your partner for a while, you can get a
good sense of what types of things upset
her. If you have a hunch that what you need to do or say will bring it on, prepare for it.
This will make it much easier for the both of
you. 2) Make room for the wave -A fire that has no fuel will extinguish itself. Do not feed the
fire by arguing with her about her feelings or
perspective. You don't have to take insults or
jabs, but if you can stay calm and allow her
upset to be, it will subside. If you are truly
not trying to hurt her, then you can feel compassion for her hurt feelings , but you
don't have to believe that you caused them.
Your job is not to take it on, fix it or make it
better but rather, allow the wave to break on
the shore. It also helps to remember that she is not
upset because she is controlling and
manipulative, although her behavior certainly
might be. She is upset because she loves you
and wants to spend time with you, and
doesn't know how else to manage her vulnerability and disappointment. 3) Show her that you are in the
relationship. Your woman will move through her reaction very quickly if you demonstrate
your care by taking her feelings into
consideration. Prepare ahead of time! "Hey
listen, Saturday night I'm going to meet with
the guys, but next weekend I would love to
take you to that place you like by the water." A communiqué like that can lead to a
disappointed sigh instead of a rant, and
offers an excitement about the future and a
feeling of being cared for that minimizes
hurt. It's pretty simple. She just wants to know
that you care about her feelings, about
spending time with her, and that you are not
abandoning or taking advantage of her. Of
course, anything you promise you must follow
through with in order to earn or keep her trust. If you follow these three steps regularly, a
sane woman will respect you, and in turn
become increasingly reasonable in response
to your requests. And you will see that you
can have your freedom and the relationship
too. A good woman who loves you really wants you to be happy, as your happiness
contributes greatly to hers.

A while ago someone asked "Why is
christian dating such a challenging a
task? It was quite easy for me to date as
an unbeliever but ever since I got born
again, dating has been a challenge." I've heard a guy say he thought dating
someone from his church felt fake because
you are never free to express yourself, there
seem to be many more don'ts than dos. I think many new believers go through this.
The real problem is an obvious one here. I
want to start by asking one question though;
If all you needed to pass a particular exam
was to simply show up and write your name,
would you bother to study hard? You sure need to do a lot more of studying
God's Word to pass this one. I am of the
opinion that Christian courtship (if done as it
should be) is one of the most fulfilling forms
of relationships there can be on the surface
of the earth. The problem that most people have is that
there is God's way of going about it (which
people term as "rules" highlights the fact that
people do not like rules or any semblance of
restriction at that) but you have to choose
between the broad-way of sin (which you have forsaken but which you and I must
admit is more acceptable to the world) and
the straight n' narrow path of the Christian
life. On closer observation one would realize these
"rules" are not meant to restrict, rather they
are to guide you in the path of true love for
the other person.The earnest desire for the
ultimate eventual good of the recipient of
your love. This contrasts sharply with the innate/natural
love of self.The love that is geared towards
using the other to gratify one's base,
immediate urges. Any one on the street can
love a girl's body but who can love her entire
being? True Christian courtship teaches you to
love your woman for who God made her
to be. To love her for her. To love her
soul, her very being, her personality, her
ideals, her take/slant on issues, the way
she laughs-in short everything about her even her occasional flaws. One of the greatest joys a woman can have
is, knowing her man loves her beyond her
physical attributes (which are transient
anyway). He loves her total being. Introduce
sexual immorality (pouring your lust over her)
into this entire equation and it's like deactivating the brakes of a car cruising at
170miles/h.The end is better imagined. 1John5:3 For this is the love of God that we
keep His commandments: and His
commandments are not grievous. And for a
true believer His commandments become
innate. On the question of abstinence, sexual
abstinence has nothing to do with chastity
either. At best abstinence could be included
in the concept of "decency," resulting from
discipline, education or self-control. True
chastity is purity of thought, but in all things right down to everyday business. Chastity is a
purely spiritual and not a physical quality. It's a beautiful thing to be in a relationship
with all the right values and attitudes. And I
believe that " Christian Dating " offers an
excellent platform for developing the right
mindset which would prove invaluable in
marriage and family life when practiced with some of the points he's outlined. Do not subscribe to the school of thought
that believe Christian dating is all about
don'ts. If you study the scriptures thoroughly
(as you should), you'll discover there're far
more "dos" e.g. "Love one another sincerely", "Speak the truth in love", "Esteem the other more highly than yourself", "Be kindly affectionate to one another", the list is inexhaustible.

This goes to all the ladies out there. Have
you ever taken time to think of the
reasons why that guy dumped you? Why he doesn't like you? Why that guy
dimmed his love for you? Why your guy
changed all over a sudden? Why guys don't
fall for you? Why you are remaining single
year to year? 1. You Lie Too Much - Guys aren't stupid. They can tell when they're being lied too.
Don't try to hide who you are because you
think a guy won't like the real you. You can't
fool somebody forever and once the truth
comes out he'll never trust you again. So be
yourself to some guys who date you. 2. You Don't Appreciate The Little Things
He Does For You - Some guys are horrible with expressing their feelings, but they try to
in their own little ways. Sometimes it's
something small like picking up a cupcake
because they know you'll like it. Lots of times
an act like this goes unnoticed, If a guy is
trying to show you he cares and you don't see it he'll think you don't care or you don't
love him. Appreciate his efforts please. 3. You Text

A self-proclaimed informant for the
Directorate of State Security, Okon
Ntiedo, has been arrested for swindling
over 50 unemployed persons from Cross
River and Akwa Ibom states of N3.5m,
under the guise of securing federal appointments for them. The 27-year-old suspect, who was arrested
on Thursday at a drinking spot in the Afokang
area of Calabar South, is currently being
detained at the Mbukpa Police Station in
Calabar. Ntiedo had allegedly promised to secure
employment for the victims at the Nigeria
Customs Service, Nigeria Immigration
Service, National Drugs Law Enforcement
Agency, Nigeria Prisons Service and other
federal parastatals. He was said to have collected between N100,
000 and N250, 000 from the victims under
the pretence that it would be used to process
their forms and lobby officials in the Federal
Ministry of Internal Affairs. When PUNCH Metro visited the police station
on Monday, Ntiedo confessed that he had
collected various sums of money from the
victims but alleged that the total money
collected was N2m and not N3.5m. He said he had worked in collaboration with a
medical officer in the Nigeria Air Force, who is
based in Kaduna, and a personal assistant in
the ministry of internal affairs (names
withheld). Ntiedo said he was willing to pay back the
money to the victims, but added that other
"partners" would have to bring what he had
transferred to them through their accounts. He also said he had worked as an informant
for the SSS since 2007, although he did not
have any official identity card from the
directorate. Ntiedo said, "I have been working for the SSS
since 2007 as an informant and have been
posted to various parts of the country to
monitor one activity or the other. "I have also worked with the other suspects
and we have maintained constant
interactions. We have been working together
based on agreed percentage." An Akwa Ibom State indigene, who was a
victim, said he was introduced to Ntiedo by
the air force personnel. The 40-year-old victim, who pleaded
anonymity, said, "I have known the air force
official for more than 10 years. I didn't have
any cause to doubt him when he introduced
Ntiedo to me. "We rallied round our communities, gathered
our sons and daughters, who are unemployed
and those who did not have good jobs. We
took a loan with an expectation of getting the
jobs. "Ntiedo told us on the telephone that the
appointment would be available by
September but September came and passed,
no sign of anything. We started investigations
and discovered that the suspect was staying
in Calabar, Cross River State. "He was just sending text messages to us
to pay in money into three accounts and
we kept on paying. Our tellers are with
us and we have given copies to the
police."

The Vice Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education, Senator
Sola Adeyeye on Monday described as 'ridiculous' the pay demands by
the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on the federal
government. This is just as he challenged lecturers to a public debate to justify the
unresolved pay demands which has led to the protracted strike by university
lecturers. Adeyeye who is a Professor of Molecular Biology told newsmen at the
National Assembly against the backdrop of last week's Senate debates on the
protracted ASUU strike. On account of his contributions at plenary, Adeyeye was particularly criticised
by the ASUU chairman, University of Ibadan branch, Dr. Segun Ajiboye. "There is no question that the enormous rot in Nigeria's education sector
cries for urgent and immediate attention. But as unpopular as saying so might make me to the membership of ASUU,
the truth is that ASUU has been a part of the problem. I would gladly love to engage Dr. Ajiboye in a prime time televised debate on
my assertion," Adeyeye stated yesterday. The senator proposed five practical solutions to this "most national
pressing crisis': firstly, the National Assembly should henceforth
appropriate at least 26 per cent of Nigeria's current revenue to
education alone. Second, the education ministry must ensure the streamlining of the "endless
parastatals that drain resources while making little or no contribution to
national well-being and progress." Thirdly, the government in a bid to raise revenue for funding a "national
redemption programme" in education, all imports should attract a mandatory
education tax of one per cent. Fourth, beginning from January 1, 2014 till December 31, 2018, all workers
in Nigeria must contribute five per cent of their income as education taxes.
Embezzling any amount of these revenues targeted for education should be
taken as an act of treason. Fifth, the costs for running the offices of all elected and appointed political
office holders should immediately be pruned by 50 per cent. According to Adeyeye, the "implacable" demands by ASUU are fueled by
resentment at the "obscene" privileges which Nigerian politicians enjoy.

The House of Representatives Committee
on Public Accounts said on Monday that
the Federal Civil Service Commission
breached financial regulations by paying
"over N11.7m" into the private bank
account of one member of its staff. The committee, which queried the
commission for the act, said it found out that
the money was approved for the hosting of
an international conference in Abuja. However, it stated that a member of staff
kept the money in a private account as
against the account of the commission. The Chairman of the committee, Mr. Adeola
Olamilekan, directed the commission to
produce the employee, whose name was not
given, on Wednesday (tomorrow) for
questioning. He also said the commission would explain
what eventually happened to the money. The committee called for the list of those who
attended the conference where the N11.7m
was purportedly spent. Olamilekan said, "We cannot understand why an individual should be given such a
huge amount to be paid into his or her
personal account. "Government money being paid into a
personal account? What if he or she runs
away with the money? "It is illegal and unacceptable; it is against
financial regulations and the committee will
get to the root of the transaction. "The affected member of staff should be
brought before this committee by
Wednesday." Olamilekan, who gave the directive to the
Permanent Secretary of the Commission, Mr.
Suleiman Mustapha, said the committee was
also interested in knowing whether hotel
accommodation was provided for the
foreigners who attended the conference. According to him, the home governments of
the foreign participants would have picked
the bills of their delegates and not the
commission since it was an international
conference. The committee also found out that another
employee collected N493,000 to attend a
conference but there was no documentation
to justify the expenditure. Similarly, a consultant was said to have been
paid N900,000 by the commission without
deducting tax and charges due to the
government.

Top management officials of the Petroleum and Products Pricing
Regulatory Agency are expected to appear before Independent
Corrupt Practices and Other Offences Commission today, October 29,
Tuesday, at its Abuja headquarters. They are being probed over
alleged N3.5billion fraud in the Petroleum Support Scheme. The summoning follows a petition by a Port Harcourt-based petroleum
products marketer, Ledisi Dagogo-Jack, dated August 13, 2013. The
businessman believes the top officials of the PPPRA have a case of corruption
to answer for, and pleads with the Agency to "effect a thorough investigation
of the financial dealings in the agency and rid the public sector of the
monster of corruption." In his letter to the ICPC, Mr. Dagogo-Jack requested to investigate the Executive Secretary of the PPPRA, Reginald Stanley;
the Assistant General Manager (Finance), Peter Tokan;
the Internal Auditor, Dominic Aniemeke, upon their alleged involvement in fraudulent acts involving petroleum
products surveys at Nigeria's ports. Mr. Dagogo-Jack says he has evidence of
them violating the provisions of the public service financial rules and
regulations. {read_more} Furthermore, Mr. Dagogo-Jack also requested to probe the Personal Assistant to the Executive Secretary, PPPRA, Farouk
Mohammed,
two other aides, Gaji Mohammed and Hussaina Modibbo (Technical
Assistant). Mr. Dagogo-Jack accused Farouk Mohammed of using two unregistered
companies, allegedly linked to him, to award himself phony contracts worth
several millions of naira. Gaji Muhammad is accused of exceeding his official powers by approving the
contract for the supply and installation of computer accessories worth more
than N23million (going beyond the N2.5million approval limit) to external
suppliers without due process, in disregard of the Public Procurement Act.
Moreover, Mr. Muhammad allegedly ignored normal tendering processes. Apart from drawing monthly salaries from the NNPC, Mrs. Modibbo and Mr.
Muhammad were said to equally earn stipends of about N500,000 as aides to
the Executive Secretary, PPPRA, in addition to four different allowances
totalling N6 million per annum, the petitioner said. Also, General Manager (Operations), Wole Adamolekun;
Internal Auditor, Dominic Aniemeke and
John Egundebi are accused of complicity in the alleged fraudulent acts involving the
agency's Pension Funds and tax returns on its Pay-as-you-earn (P.A.Y.E)
system. According to Mr. Dagodo-Jack, since 2011, the PPPRA has been disbursing
N70 million monthly to the five independent inspectorate firms, resulting in
the accumulated disbursement of about N3.5billion so far. This is opposed to
N5million usually paid by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
subsidiary, Pipelines and Products Marketing Company. The development was confirmed by General Manager (Operations), Wole
Adamolekun, who has been invited to stand before PPPRA. He, however,
denied seeing a copy of the petition and the issues raised by the petitioner,
and dismissed any possibility of fraud involving the PSF. On the appointment of five firms to handle the inspectorate services for the
agency, Mr. Adamolekun said those independent inspectors were
internationally licensed to provide such services, adding that not many of
them were available in Nigeria. He described the staff of the inspectorate department of the PPPRA as mere
witnesses, who are neither trained nor licensed to do the certification job.

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