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Icecomrade:

You tend not to understand the last post you quoted.

My question is on sexual crave. That's why I asked you if its is sexual exposure that causes high libido against abstinence resulting to low libido

Icecomrade:
What would tame the complaints among abstinent pair?

Low libido caused by abstinence or lack of sexual exposure?

Icecomrade:
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Stories we get from "Abstinence teachings" on social Media.

1. Help!!! My husband has a small ddick. What should I do?

2. Help!!! My Husband is a 1 minute man. He cannot satisfy me in bed. What should I do?

3. Help!!! My Wife does not like sex, I am tempted to go outside. What should I do?

4. Help!!! My Husband touches me once in 6 months since after our marriage. What should I do?

5. Help!!! My wife cries each time we make love. I am even afraid to touch her. What should I do?

6. Help!!! My husband has a weak eerection. I don't feel his ddick inside me. What should I do?

7. Help My wife is not Good in bed. She lies like a lug of wood. I don't enjoy sex with her . What should I do?


When you refused to check what your buying before you pay, please don't come to me for any silly advice. I have stopped contributing on threads on such topics for a very long time now.

Sexual compatibility is key to a successful marriage.

Be wise + Be smart

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Flexherbal:
Those who seek the good of others, are always rewarded by God, man and nature. You will never lack help, in your times of need.

teekol:
Hello fellow nairalanders, I got married in January this year and I have not enjoyed my husband for once. I mean he is okay in other aspects but in the bedroom, he doesn't satisfy me . He barely lasts up to 5 minutes and it is really frustrating considering the fact that I have been in other relationships in the past and I know what a good sex feels like. My husband is tired , so am I. Anyone with a reasonable solution please?No insults, only reasonable comments. Thanks

Jascon4:
Which exchange rate WU and MG dey use if somebody dey receive for Naija?

Lukesmith:
sorry to ask sir... Do you enjoy dashing out money? How can you play such long ticket with little odds? I believe you will learn the hard way someday and have nothing to do with little odds... I just couldn't bear not talking... Gambling is taking a risk but Punting is minimizing your risks... Those are two different things

Jacko1:
Nigeria half tire me
Av tire
The only good thing this govt has achieved is that naira have fall
If person send you 100 dollars thru moneygram you know wetin e be.... almost 35000 naira walai talahi
If them send you 100 pounds Chisosssss Chlist

Thank Jah say ma big bros dey obodo USA... If not how person for survive this bihari regime

maclatunji:
It is lame to be asking this question on front page when you have this thread already https://www.nairaland.com/3288305/under-jonathan-nigeria-earned-n51trillion/3#48495274

Pidggin:
Did you read the article or you are just forming ignorance? According to Vanguard 12 trillion of the 51trillion was paid to the oil producing regions as derivation funds.

The article States that 96 trillion was earned in 58 years and in 5 years out of it 51trillion was earned, how does this sound to you? In only 5years more than half of our entire earnings over 58 years was made?

OK, assuming GEJ paid 12 trillion and the remnant is 35 trillion was this included in budget spending or excluded from it? And if it was excluded from it, we await actual evidence to show that it wasn't used to fund the budget or other capital expenditures.

We have gone beyond media judgement here, let's wait for actual evidence from parties involved.

NNPC will soon make their own statement on this.

ivandragon:
sometimes, we are just too sentimental on issues...

on your first point, if you a knowledgeable about revenue allocation in Nigeria, you would know that pre-1970, revenue was allocated on 50% basis, so why wasn't the North developed? or why isn't the SW London? or SE, UK? however, I agree with you that the states have to answer for most of their underdevelopment.

point 2, if you say the salaries at N150b pm is a scam, then you would agree that this govt are the bigger thieves by 'claiming' that the wage bill is over N165b pm? so who is fooling whom?

point 3, I don't understand you guys. he tried removing subsidy, you complained, he paid subsidy, you still complained. why not let him remove it? while I hold no forth for the high subsidy paid, you seem to not understand the economics behind the increase. things were good, people had money, bought cars, bought bigger generators, had money & reasons to move around more, you had more investors, investments which meant more demand for fuel.

point 4, yes it was much, but did you have scarcity of food even with the BH ravaging the North? also, the scam in the fertilizer subsidy was actually reduced contrary to your assertion. & how does fertilizer subsidy translate to mechanization please?

point 5, JVC scams, OK. agreed. but do a quick research on oil exploration funding (including the one ongoing in the North presently). if you agree that the one this administration is embarking on is a scam, then I concur with this your position.

point 6, why do you think the naira was floated? because it can not be defended anymore with scare dollars. hence you have business people sourcing it at higher rates which translates to higher cost of goods which is something we are presently suffering. or are you buying your goods at a reduced cost presently?

your last sentence gave you out as someone who doesn't respond well to points that contradict yours. am guessing you are one of the 'new breed' of Nigerians who drop insults at the drop of a hat (yes, I have read your previous posts & avoid commenting on your treads because you can be unreasonably rude).

however, with hardwork, Nigeria will get better.

dondo83:
leave them, educative post that will enlighten the populace takes years to get to the front page, but if irrelevant post of snake killing, tonto dikes new watch and wizkids baby mama will be on the front page in minutes. ...

buharisbae:
Lol which 8years the highest amount for our budget is/was 4tri so it will conveniently fund us for 12yrs+

akraym:
i want to believe you guys are aware that the business section of nairaland is not the way it used to be in the past. It took a miracle before even this particular thread was reinstated after been deleted. I won't say more than that.

I still repeat if anyone does not see transparency in this year's PfP. Kindly withdraw.

veekid:
when will we start treating our politicians this way?

AdiscoPele:
Of all the disciples of Jesus Christ, only John does not have beards.

Jesus himself had beards.

Also, it is not until a woman prays hours non-stop before her prayers will/can be answered. It's the righteousness of the mind.

wirinet:
Gosh, are you sure you are literate or you allow hero worship to erode your reasoning faculty? So you do not know the difference between senility and lunacy.
Let me give you the definition of senile;


Senility is a condition of old age, while lunacy is a mental disease. My great aunt became senile before she died last year at the age of 89, she could not even remember the names and faces of her own children. Saying someone is going senile due to old age is not an insult, especially if the person is speaking senselessly or incoherently.

If we do not understand the message of the speech, why not illuminate us by explaining it to logically to us.

“Don’t marry a girl who is lazy! Don’t marry a girl who cannot cook, she needs to know how to do chores and cook because you cannot afford to be eating out all the time."

wirinet:
Kemi Olunloyo should not be publicly insulting an old man old enough to be his father, that is very uncouth and un African, but having said that, i think daddy GO is getting senile ( probably due to old age), he needs to retire and allow young fresh brains carry on from where he has taken the RGGG. His sermons and advises nowadays are senseless, the other day he was comparing men that keep beards to Gorilla, forgeting that in the bible holy men were forbidden from cutting their hairs, now he is advising couples not to get married based on love but purely on materialistic considerations. He has forgotten that most men has faced joblessness at one point in their lives and not all women can cook well while still in their parent's house. My wife learnt to cook after i married her, intact, it was my family and i that taught her to cook our traditional dishes.
A pastor should be teaching love in marriage and love in general, without love a relationship cannot last despite all the material things in the world.

Nne5:
Lol

Even though i don't agree with the pastor's views this woman IMO, needs cowect brain resetting slap.

Her own haff too much abeg.

Originalsly:
The naval officer was only trying to make peace between the driver and the official....but he was attacked by the official.... what should he do?.... smile and collect slaps? We'll read later about the backlash the driver would receive.

sekundosekundo:
Pls tell your people to go to the parks and be collecting there dues not on the highway.

olagamalin:
Can someone help me here .... Is NURTW a legal body empowered by law to collect dues from transporters....or is it that a norm have been ignored so long that it's termed normal ...Or is it cos of obvious political considerations that we have allowed this anomaly to fester.

That been said .... The antics used by these overzealous and terribly uncouth thugs is worth stating. It's only normal that one day (or the other ).....the unlucky ones will meet their comeuppance.

Horsesmouth:
What is NURTW?
Are their collections on the Approved Taxes & Levies Act?

Their underground tax collection is eroding the nation of IGR amounting to billions per month.
The FG is turning a blind eye simply because they use them for elections and they are yoruba.

But they can use air raids and bomb Ijaw pipeline vandals in Ogun Creeks under the guise that they are bleeding the economy.

If you compare IGR losses to NURTW with losses to pipeline vandalisation you will realise that NURTW costs more.

Cutehector:
And someone is saying it's legal for youths to become "touts"



Well I laff at his mindset.


When some youths have won't go find something worthy to do, they are now priding demselves to be collecting money from those dat are hustling.

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]CRIME DOES NOT PAY!!!

i supprt the eradication of crime through any means possible. police would only collect bribe and set them free.

NAIRALANDERS PLEASE CHECK MY SIGNATURE!!! [/color]

Adagba01:
This writer is half-truthful cos many words here were copied from Hausa language. In everyday activities, Yorubas can't stop using many phases derived from Hausa language...ALUBARIKA, SERIKI, etc.

iambabaG:
With 200 and above? Screening candidates that were sent there for consideration?? Seriously

iliyande:
We must Condemn jungle justice

It is not a way forward

Babzrockman:
Time without numbers

Babzrockman:
9japredict is better