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America NO PASS Naija JOOR!!! Everything they get we get am too; They get Mohammed Alli, we get Bash Alli. They get T. pain, we get T.maya. They get T.I, we get M.I. They get 2-pac, we get 2- face. They get Beyonce, we get Tiwa savage. They get Lil wayne, We get Terry G. They get Timberland, We get DON JAZZY! They get wiz khalifa, we get wiz kid. They get Hollywood,we get nollywood They get Silicon valley, we get Computer village. They get Mac Donnalds, we get Mr. Biggs. They get Las Vegas, we get Lasgidi. They get Miami Beach, we get Lekki Beach. They get Al Paccino, we get Peter Edochie. They get Pirate of d Caribbean, we get Pirate of Aba. They get beauty and the beast we get Bianca and Ojukwu, They get Mr Bean, we get Mr Ibu, They get American Lotto, we get Baba Ijebu. They fear Al Qaeda, we fear Boko Haram abi na lieeeeee? Oya add urs From Sunloaded.com |
Everything they get we get am too; They get Mohammed Alli, we get Bash Alli. They get T. pain, we get T.maya. They get T.I, we get M.I. They get 2-pac, we get 2- face. They get Beyonce, we get Tiwa savage. They get Lil wayne, We get Terry G. They get Timberland, We get DON JAZZY! They get wiz khalifa, we get wiz kid. They get Hollywood,we get nollywood They get Silicon valley, we get Computer village. They get Mac Donnalds, we get Mr. Biggs. They get Las Vegas, we get Lasgidi. They get Miami Beach, we get Lekki Beach. They get Al Paccino, we get Peter Edochie. They get Pirate of d Caribbean, we get Pirate of Aba. They get beauty and the beast we get Bianca and Ojukwu, They get Mr Bean, we get Mr Ibu, They get American Lotto, we get Baba Ijebu. They fear Al Qaeda, we fear Boko Haram abi na lieeeeee? Oya add urs |
booked |
mr jonah |
booked |
Think about it. You could pee out of a moving vehicle. You could leave it at home if you are one of those that have erections at inappropriate places. E.g church. That hot chorister? Sounds familiar? You could leave it at home when you are going to places like computer village. “My brocus oh! My brocus.” Abi you’ve not heard of one of those penis snatching stories? You could detach it to avoid ‘killer kicks’ when you are about to get into a fight. Guys who want to stay celibate could deposit their penis in a fixed bank account. Chronic masturbators who are in need of redemption could give their penis to their pastor for safe keeping. Ladies, detaching your D-cups boobs before exercising will rid you of that back pain. Remember that sex starved Alhaji? All you need do is keep your boobs and vagina at home before going to see him. You want to step out late at night in a lonely alley? Your vagina is safe at home. Your partner wants to go to strip club without you? That’s fine. But his penis stays locked at home. Your husband wants to go on one of those business trips? You could tell him to drop his penis at home before leaving. The possibilities are endless. If you could have a detachable penis, breasts and vagina, would you go for it? Source : http://naijasinglegirl.net |
I Use An Mtn Cheat To Blog: Will I Go To Hell? Answers Needed Pls Answers Needed @ https://www.nairaland.com/2192001/use-mtn-cheat-blog-go |
I Use An Mtn Cheat To Blog: Will I Go To Hell? Answers Needed Pls Answers Needed @ https://www.nairaland.com/2192001/use-mtn-cheat-blog-go |
I Use An Mtn Cheat To Blog: Will I Go To Hell? Answers Needed Pls Answers Needed @ https://www.nairaland.com/2192001/use-mtn-cheat-blog-go |
I Use An Mtn Cheat To Blog: Will I Go To Hell? Answers Needed Pls Answers Needed @ https://www.nairaland.com/2192001/use-mtn-cheat-blog-go |
I Use An Mtn Cheat To Blog: Will I Go To Hell? Answers Needed Pls Answers Needed @ https://www.nairaland.com/2192001/use-mtn-cheat-blog-go |
I Use An Mtn Cheat To Blog: Will I Go To Hell? Answers Needed Pls Answers Needed @ https://www.nairaland.com/2192001/use-mtn-cheat-blog-go |
The internet creates tons of new opportunities for upcoming artists. Becoming famous was never easier and more feasible than these days. Even well-known label bosses claim that there’s no need for a record label to make it in this game. But there’s also a downside to this:Every kid with internet can record songs and publish them online. The internet is literally being flooded with new music every day. And the consumers and fans out there are getting overwhelmed big time. It’s self-evident that standing out becomes more and more important. It is hard to ignore the fact that music today has moved from pretty simple lyrics to words that do not exist in the oxford dictionary talk more of Google.com. How do you explain the meaning of iyanaya’s “na na na na na na….your waist” or Flavour’s “Porokoto pokoro pakoroba”? With the type of lyrics that are being put out today by Nigerian artists, it would be pretty hard for an artist who sang “If I could runaway, I’d run with you faraway” to compete with someone who spills “Kukere I get money o” on the dance floor. Our years of experience in the Nigerian music industry as music promoter, artiste managers, media publicist, Media consultants and shows organizers has given us an insight as to what sells in Nigeria. Trust me when I say I have cracked that code as to how you can become a successful Nigerian artiste just by releasing one single! Here are the 8 proven steps you must follow religiously to become a successful artiste in Nigeria! The Easy Steps tobecome a Successful Music Artiste in Nigeria! 1) Quality Is important Quality is probably the most important aspect of your music. Most upcoming artists have no idea of quality: Their rhymes are crappy, their mixing and mastering sucks and their overall music just doesn’t sound professional. The easiest way to stand out and make a serious impression is to step up and handle your audio quality. Get yourself a studio with a decent condenser microphone, a better sound card and find someone who will mix and master your songs at least semi- professionally. If you sound professional, people will think you are professional. This single step will put you ahead of most other upcoming artists in this game.Quality is probably the most important aspect of your music. Most upcoming artists have no idea of quality: Their rhymes are crappy, their mixing and mastering sucks and their overall music just doesn’t sound professional. The easiest way to stand out and make a serious impression is to step up and handle your audio quality. Get yourself a studio with a decent condenser microphone, a better sound card and find someone who will mix and master your songs at least semi- professionally. If you sound professional, people will think you are professional. This single step will put you ahead of most other upcoming artists in this game. 2. Keep in shape This is already self-explanatory. You can’t be looking like Rick Ross and expecting your female fans to appreciate you. In order to be able to throw off your shirt at any given time, you will need to have the right 6packs (Please no hungry packs) but the right packs like Iyanya, Dipp and D’banj. Now if you a female artiste, then you need to shed off those unwanted fats around your stomach and reserve it for your hips and bust because this is what Nigerian men love and you need it for your photo and video shoots. 3. Show some skin Now Nigerians love daring performances (You can trace this back to Fela’s days). In order to have an engaging concert, you must be willing to show some chest on stage like D’banj and throw your shirt into the crowd like Iyanya. A Disclaimer: Please do not attempt this if you do not have a six packs and your body is only suitable for a Michelin advertisement. (Just kidding ) For the ladies, a little baring of the laps hurts no one. You can contact Tiwa Savage and Emmy Nyra for a few tips on how to bare it all and still look classy. 4. Hit the headlines (Controversy) Denrele once said “Good publicity is good publicity. Bad publicity is good publicity. No publicity is bad publicity”. Being in the news is key! Do whatever it takes to hit the headlines! You got to be kidding me if you need suggestions on how to achieve this. Ok, I’ll give you a few. Have several baby mamas, have several tattoos or date two popular celebrities, start a twitter fight by dissing another celeb or release a terrible song, breakup with your music label or have a groupie take a photo of you in bed while you pretend to be asleep. Please follow these suggestions at your own risk because I do not endorse bad behavior. 5. Get a slogan You think Tonto Dike was dumb when she thought of #Poko? We have seen artistes carve a niche for themselves with slangs that they use. Iyanya gave us “Your waist”, Durella would “Zanga” this, Dbanj is the custodian of “Kokolet, Labata, Lebete, Eja nla and so on” while Tuface never fails to remind us that “Nothin dey happen”. You can just think of something unique and make it yours!We have seen artistes carve a niche for themselves with slangs that they use. Iyanya gave us “Your waist”, Durella would “Zanga” this, Dbanj is the custodian of “Kokolet, Labata, Lebete, Eja nla and so on” while Tuface never fails to remind us that “Nothin dey happen”. You can just think of something unique and make it yours! 6. Make Yourself Official No matter how upcoming and unknown you are, to really stand out you have to look official. Make sure to get that official look of the pros. If you look like a pro your listeners will assume that you are a pro. It’s as simple as that. Here are some tips on how to get a more professional look: Contact a good graphic designer and get a neat, authentic and customized logo. Make sure to get an official website Were you promote your music with we can do that for you http://nairalord.com/pmusic If you post YouTube videos, make sure to use the same or a similar format for titles and descriptions every time. And also create official profiles on social networks for your music, i mean an official facebook fan page and twitter handle this will create a corporate identity and give you an official look. And lastly Get a good promotional body to potray your talent for you we can do that for you http://nairalord.com/pmusic 7. Feature a Well-Known Artiste Getting on a track with a well-known artist makes you stand out like crazy. Most self-proclaimed upcoming artists will never do that: They are simply too afraid, don’t believe that it’s impossible and last but not least they don’t know how it’s done. This is a huge opportunity for you. Nothing will boost your credibility more than a collaboration with a medium well-known artist. There’s no doubt that this is one of the best ways to stand out. Featuring a well- known artiste is easy, we can hook you up with an artiste of your choice, just let us know when you ready 8. The best things are not for FREE! Dont be reluctant when it comes to spending, in the present Nigerian music industry if you can’t pay the right people I’m sorry to say your music will go nowhere, OAPs, Social Media publicists, Radio/Satellite channels, Magazines, Top DJs, Top bloggers, music promotion companies, dont joke with the services of those people, consult them to work for you even if it requires paying them huge amounts for the publicity you need just for you to get to the top. Use our social media/online promo plan to create all the awareness and publicity you might ever need on the internet, it is tested and trusted! We will work for you beyond your imaginations! We can also submit your songs to top radio stations in Lagos for maximum airplay of your songs to millions of listeners. You need the services of Top DJs and bloggers? Or you want to be invited to shows where you will get paid? All these we can do for you at Sunloaded.com ! Contact Sunloaded.com ☎ +2348063500396 (call/sms Whatsapp – 08063500396 Twitter – follow us on http://twitter.com/sunloaded_com Facebook – click us on FB! @ http://fb.com/sunloaded |
SuperSuave:dat was y her name is not deleted |
Dear NCC, Please take action on MTN. I can no longer stand my inbox, no thanks to them. This madness has been going on for a couple of months but it reached its crescendo mid-last month. I feel these messages are a form of punishment to me concerning the last letter I wrote to MTN. I have called 180 twice to complain of this but each time, the customer service guy cuts me off with ‘Thank you for calling maam’. These messages sometimes comes in form of flash messages, meaning, if I carelessly touch my screen, ME and MY CREDIT ARE FINISHED FOR LIFE! How can they ask a grown up like me to text indomie to 5030 to know the colour of indomie pack. Are they mad or stupid? I should text YES to 5038 if I am tired of being broke. Do they know who my father is? I should text IQ for daily riddles. Don’t I have better daily problems to solve? All these messages costs N50 naira. Are they that desperate? This is coming at a time I have four creditors. I’m on the verge of hypertension each time my inbox blinks. Rather than get credit alerts, here is what I received. This is how it all began! I receive four spam messages within three hours. A summary of my inbox that week. I sms stop to opt out. Lai lai dem no gree. They replied me with the same spam! Finally, I became humble. I had to plead with them but my pleas fell on deaf ears reason I had to make this public. I also want to us this opportunity to make three facts clear to MTN. 1. I will never ever buy any callertunez! The sooner they stop telling me to text 33112 to 4100 to receive olodo girl (WTH does that mean anyway) as callertunez, the better for them. 2. I have and will never be ill. Stop insulting me by asking ‘Are you tired of getting ill?’ Have some F***ING RESPECT FOR YOUR SUBSCRIBER! 3. They send me messages as early as 4am. Are these people witches or wizards? These messages would have been understandable if I won my phone from them. I am honestly tired of being victimised. Looking at the dates of the messages, this letter is long overdue. When I attempted to write last week, they doubled my airtime balance by 100% but I came back to my senses when the unused credit was withdrawn from my phone at midnight. Please NCC, don’t advise me to port to another network. For some weird reasons I’m stuck with them that’s why I need this change. I have been tolerating MTN for 9 years. I have been an Arsenal fan for 9 years. I have been banking with ECOBank for 9 years. PHCN has been my sole provider of power supply. (Generator spoilt 9 years ago) I have been single for 9 years. Do you guys feel the pain of a Nigerian girl? NCC, please do something! My email address is machidoh@gmail.com should MTN need my three MTN phone numbers to effect this change. Thank you. Sunloaded.com |
menix:Lolz |
Cutehector:shud i take it |
FLAWLES:lolz bt u just did |
I have been making most of my withdrawals across the counter since my ATM card got expired last month. Anyway, I breezed into a random Diamond bank yesterday afternoon to withdraw money. Got the withdrawal slip and wrote out a whooping sum of two thousand, five hundred Naira. ( I had to spell it in full so the amount would seem huge) My hands were stretched out nonchalantly to the female banker and when she raised her face to receive my slip, I recognise her as Seun, my room mate in my 200L Damn!” I cursed. Not when I am appearing this shabby. I should have added another zero to the N2500 if I knew I was going to bump into Seun. As girls who haven’t seen each other in more than two years, there was bound to be some sort of comparison. I heaved a sigh when I remembered my account balance is just N22000. “Lord have mercy! Naijasinglegirl? Is this yewwww?” she exclaimed, stretching out her short arms in an unsuccessful attempt to hug me over the counter. She snatched my slip and gazed at me pitifully. “Babezzz are things that bad? This one N2500 is bringing you to the bank. I could pay you from my pockets you know.” No thanks! During our days in the university, Seun was a flippant part time student. We often teased her that her type may go as long as ten years without getting a job. I even promised I was going to lend her my NYSC khaki to take Instagram photos in her backyard since part time students were not eligible to participate in NYSC orientation exercise. Today, the wheels of fortune has spun in her favour. I had to lie I actually came to the bank to withdraw 15K. I took the slip from her, tore it into two and wrote out another draft of 15K which she paid from my account. On getting out, I had to board a vehicle to another branch of Diamond Bank to pay in the 12.5K balance sharp sharp! Zero tolerance for extravagance. Last night, we had a lengthy conversation on phone. She wanted to know why I was unemployed and I kept dismissing her with, “Don’t worry about me jare. I’m working on something.” “Something ke? Lie lie! You think this your good girl attitude would get you anywhere in this country? Don’t you know I got my banking job through Chuwkudi, that my sugar daddy. If you didn’t dull his friend your story would have been different today!” Chuwkudi’s friend was a stinking oil rich magnate in Portharcourt. I met him through Seun but there was a problem. He was married! Seun is of the school of thought that there is absolutely nothing wrong in dating a married man so long as both parties share some fringe benefit in return. Chuwkudi’s friend was generous. He was ready to dash me one of Nigeria’s oil well if only I was willingly to spread one of my legs to the South South and the other to the North East for him whenever he needed TLC. Each time he came by my hostel, he would squeeze N10000 to N15000 into my palms for dinner. During my first and unfortunately, my last tour to his company’s lodge, he promised me an IT placement in Mobil. I was going to get an already furnished flat at his quarters after graduation. He was going to influence my NYSC posting to an oil company and of course, a well paying job upon completion of NYSC. All these promises in exchange for my hymen… “Sir, but I told you I cannot…I have not done this before…” I trailed off. He tore off a page of his cheque book, scribbled something down and handed the paper over to me. “This would be yours if you spend tonight with me. . . I would make you the envy of your friends.” He swore. Six hundred thousand Naira was written boldly on the cheque. The highest amount of money that had ever been offered leisurely to someone in my family’s genealogy. Honestly, It took a special level of grace to dropped the cheque on his table and walk out that door forever. Did that singular ‘goodgirl’ attitude cost me my surest ticket to this good life I crave for? I hope not. . Source : http://naijasinglegirl.net |
“But she lied to me!”That is the cry of many a man when a lady has successfully deceived them into thinking she loves them or into thinking she’s something she’s not. There are many reasons why women are not straightforward. Many reasons why they won’t tell you the number of abortions they have had, their lack of or experience with sexual escapades, their social status, their bad habits. Some seem valid, most are not. As an enlightened member of the female gender, I have come to recognize three major reasons why women don’t come out straight to their men and say : “This is who I am!”” 1. Fear of financial security: I’m a trifle ashamed to admit this but many women like to put ‘rich” at the top of their list. When they see a guy who is good for it, they’d much rather prefer him than a guy who has potential. And they don’t mind doing everything they can to snap up such a deal including wearing all the masks they feel they need and playing perfect. 2. Societal pressure: The pressure begins to hit them in their late twenties and early thirties. Society expects women to have a partner. If a woman isn’t secured by someone else, it seems like something vital is missing from her life especially when she gets to a certain age. Even if she had a carefree attitude before then, by the time she gets to her late twenties or early thirties, then she begins to remodel herself to better her chances of getting a partner. 3. The man expects them to: Many men might not agree with this but it’s true. Men expect to have perfect women. She has to carry ‘front and back’(be well endowed), she must be a great home keeper, witty, charming, have a perfect figure etc. They want a Barbie doll with brains and good housekeeping skills. What many men fail to realize is that human beings including women are not perfect. In a bid to be perfect, women wear masks and some successfully con the men into thinking they are perfect. Some even go as far as plastic surgery in order to be more appealing to the male gender. Like an enlightened member of the male gender once said; Your desire to get an intimate companion makes you put on your best behavior, compels you to hide your flaws, put your best foot forward (with your new patent leather shoe on it) and bury all the ugly issues for later. The problem however is that those issues don’t stay hidden. They tend to resurface and then when they do they tend to get really ugly and resolving them becomes a big problem. So what does this all mean? What do we do to avoid being hurt, or being fooled? The first step is to know God and have a personal relationship with Him. If you know God and walk with Him, you gradually become the right kind of person and you can attract the right kind of mate. Of course you need to avoid settling for less too. Knowing God intimately helps you to choose with his standards in mind. The second point is to build yourself up as a man or woman of faith. If you walk in faith in God’s promises you will never allow the pressure of time or circumstances to push you into making a wrong choice or compromising your standards in an attempt to please a man at the expense of doing what is right. By Adigun Machidoh. www.sunloaded.com |
The internet creates tons of new opportunities for upcoming artists. Becoming famous was never easier and more feasible than these days. Even well-known label bosses claim that there’s no need for a record label to make it in this game. But there’s also a downside to this:Every kid with internet can record songs and publish them online. The internet is literally being flooded with new music every day. And the consumers and fans out there are getting overwhelmed big time. It’s self-evident that standing out becomes more and more important. It is hard to ignore the fact that music today has moved from pretty simple lyrics to words that do not exist in the oxford dictionary talk more of Google.com. How do you explain the meaning of iyanaya’s “na na na na na na….your waist” or Flavour’s “Porokoto pokoro pakoroba”? With the type of lyrics that are being put out today by Nigerian artists, it would be pretty hard for an artist who sang “If I could runaway, I’d run with you faraway” to compete with someone who spills “Kukere I get money o” on the dance floor. Our years of experience in the Nigerian music industry as music promoter, artiste managers, media publicist, Media consultants and shows organizers has given us an insight as to what sells in Nigeria. Trust me when I say I have cracked that code as to how you can become a successful Nigerian artiste just by releasing one single! Here are the 8 proven steps you must follow religiously to become a successful artiste in Nigeria! The Easy Steps tobecome a Successful Music Artiste in Nigeria! 1) Quality Is important Quality is probably the most important aspect of your music. Most upcoming artists have no idea of quality: Their rhymes are crappy, their mixing and mastering sucks and their overall music just doesn’t sound professional. The easiest way to stand out and make a serious impression is to step up and handle your audio quality. Get yourself a studio with a decent condenser microphone, a better sound card and find someone who will mix and master your songs at least semi- professionally. If you sound professional, people will think you are professional. This single step will put you ahead of most other upcoming artists in this game.Quality is probably the most important aspect of your music. Most upcoming artists have no idea of quality: Their rhymes are crappy, their mixing and mastering sucks and their overall music just doesn’t sound professional. The easiest way to stand out and make a serious impression is to step up and handle your audio quality. Get yourself a studio with a decent condenser microphone, a better sound card and find someone who will mix and master your songs at least semi- professionally. If you sound professional, people will think you are professional. This single step will put you ahead of most other upcoming artists in this game. 2. Keep in shape This is already self-explanatory. You can’t be looking like Rick Ross and expecting your female fans to appreciate you. In order to be able to throw off your shirt at any given time, you will need to have the right 6packs (Please no hungry packs) but the right packs like Iyanya, Dipp and D’banj. Now if you a female artiste, then you need to shed off those unwanted fats around your stomach and reserve it for your hips and bust because this is what Nigerian men love and you need it for your photo and video shoots. 3. Show some skin Now Nigerians love daring performances (You can trace this back to Fela’s days). In order to have an engaging concert, you must be willing to show some chest on stage like D’banj and throw your shirt into the crowd like Iyanya. A Disclaimer: Please do not attempt this if you do not have a six packs and your body is only suitable for a Michelin advertisement. (Just kidding ) For the ladies, a little baring of the laps hurts no one. You can contact Tiwa Savage and Emmy Nyra for a few tips on how to bare it all and still look classy. 4. Hit the headlines (Controversy) Denrele once said “Good publicity is good publicity. Bad publicity is good publicity. No publicity is bad publicity”. Being in the news is key! Do whatever it takes to hit the headlines! You got to be kidding me if you need suggestions on how to achieve this. Ok, I’ll give you a few. Have several baby mamas, have several tattoos or date two popular celebrities, start a twitter fight by dissing another celeb or release a terrible song, breakup with your music label or have a groupie take a photo of you in bed while you pretend to be asleep. Please follow these suggestions at your own risk because I do not endorse bad behavior. 5. Get a slogan You think Tonto Dike was dumb when she thought of #Poko? We have seen artistes carve a niche for themselves with slangs that they use. Iyanya gave us “Your waist”, Durella would “Zanga” this, Dbanj is the custodian of “Kokolet, Labata, Lebete, Eja nla and so on” while Tuface never fails to remind us that “Nothin dey happen”. You can just think of something unique and make it yours!We have seen artistes carve a niche for themselves with slangs that they use. Iyanya gave us “Your waist”, Durella would “Zanga” this, Dbanj is the custodian of “Kokolet, Labata, Lebete, Eja nla and so on” while Tuface never fails to remind us that “Nothin dey happen”. You can just think of something unique and make it yours! 6. Make Yourself Official No matter how upcoming and unknown you are, to really stand out you have to look official. Make sure to get that official look of the pros. If you look like a pro your listeners will assume that you are a pro. It’s as simple as that. Here are some tips on how to get a more professional look: Contact a good graphic designer and get a neat, authentic and customized logo. Make sure to get an official website Were you promote your music with we can do that for you http://nairalord.com/pmusic If you post YouTube videos, make sure to use the same or a similar format for titles and descriptions every time. And also create official profiles on social networks for your music, i mean an official facebook fan page and twitter handle this will create a corporate identity and give you an official look. And lastly Get a good promotional body to potray your talent for you we can do that for you http://nairalord.com/pmusic 7. Feature a Well-Known Artiste Getting on a track with a well-known artist makes you stand out like crazy. Most self-proclaimed upcoming artists will never do that: They are simply too afraid, don’t believe that it’s impossible and last but not least they don’t know how it’s done. This is a huge opportunity for you. Nothing will boost your credibility more than a collaboration with a medium well-known artist. There’s no doubt that this is one of the best ways to stand out. Featuring a well- known artiste is easy, we can hook you up with an artiste of your choice, just let us know when you ready 8. The best things are not for FREE! Dont be reluctant when it comes to spending, in the present Nigerian music industry if you can’t pay the right people I’m sorry to say your music will go nowhere, OAPs, Social Media publicists, Radio/Satellite channels, Magazines, Top DJs, Top bloggers, music promotion companies, dont joke with the services of those people, consult them to work for you even if it requires paying them huge amounts for the publicity you need just for you to get to the top. Use our social media/online promo plan to create all the awareness and publicity you might ever need on the internet, it is tested and trusted! We will work for you beyond your imaginations! We can also submit your songs to top radio stations in Lagos for maximum airplay of your songs to millions of listeners. 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Valentine’s Day is much around the corner again, and you must have been wondering what to present as special gifts to that special someone. As everyone knows, Valentine’s Day is an annual romantic event that is celebrated globally with fanfare, and it is a time to express romantic appreciations to your spouse, lover, and other persons that you love. From Nigeria to Nepal, from the Congo to the Vatican, from South Africa to Argentina, and from continents to continents, Valentine’s Day is a romantic occasion when the old become young at heart again, and the young revel in the exhilaration of being in love. Yes, of loving and of being loved. But then, this globally romantic occasion presents two initial challenges to people the world over: What to do, or things to do on a Valentine’s Day; and gift ideas for a Valentine’s Day occasion. Let’s take the first challenge first, okay? 1. Things to do on a Valentine’s Day You wouldn’t be the only one to be at a loss of what to typically do with your lover on a Valentine’s Day. But the following might be a good lead on what to do: 1.Go on a romantic date (Not applicable for Nigerians for safety precaution as its election period):Going on a romantic date with your special someone seasons up the spirit of Valentine’s Day when you go to the beaches, wildlife parks, and tourist resorts like the Disney World in Orlando, Florida, or just visiting a restaurant to order for your favourite menu in a quiet secluded area of an eatery where you could just gaze into your lover’s eyes and fathom the depths of love. 2. Cook a special dish: Imagine reversing roles and cooking a special dish with exotic recipes for your wife or girlfriend for a change; and imagine serving her in bed with that special dish she so much loves. Such little acts make Valentine’s Day a day to be remembered for a long time to come for special memories. 2. Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas Gift ideas for celebrating this 2015 Valentine’s Day occasion might be divided into three areas: Gift ideas for men; gift ideas for women; and gift ideas for kids, and others. 1. Valentine’s Day gift ideas for men:[/b]It is necessary to understand some personal things and preferences in your man to be able to know what gifts to buy him for romantic occasions like Valentine’s Day. Is your man a sportsman, a working student, a top business executive, an artist or a bookman? What are his preferences, and what are his styles? Knowledge of these would help give you the needed 2015 Valentine’s Day gift ideas you need. But then, the following are gift ideas you could give to men: 2. Men’s fragrances 3. Fashion wears 4. Wallets 5. Exotic wristwatches 6. Books and CDs 7. Ties, bows and [b]1. Valentine’s Day gift ideas for women: Women generally love soft and emotional gifts, and it might also be a good idea if you knew what your special someone loves and would like to have among others. You could consider the following 2015 Valentine’s Day gift ideas for your woman: 2. Jewelleries 3. Flower bouquets 4. Chocolate and vanilla creams 5. Perfumes and body sprays 6. Fashion wears and accessories 7. Customized cards 1. Valentine’s Days gift ideas for kids: Kids don’t often miss out on the excitements of Valentine’s Day, and it might be a good idea to consider the following gifts to buy for kids during this romantic period: 2. Stuffed toys 3. Story books 4. Educational CDs/DVDs 5. Chocolates and vanilla creams 6. Special hand-made crafts 7. Educational games, cards, and dresses etc. 1. Valentine’s Day gift ideas for others: You might find it necessary to express your love and appreciation to your boss, landlord, driver, workers, neighbours, and associates during this period. In addition to the above listed gift ideas, you might equally consider the following and even modify them to suit your particular needs and situations: 2. Customized and personalized gifts 3. Embroidered kerchiefs with names and events embroidered or embossed. 4. Handcrafted baskets 5. Flower bouquets 6. Customized cards 7. Exotic plants like bonsai, orchids, poinsettias, lilies, cactus, and tulips etc. by MACHIDOH from http://sunloaded.com, a News,Sport and Gist Discovery Portal. So what are your valentine plans? I don’t have a val but I’d love to have my favourite perfume, a box of chocolate, candies, cake ,wine and a handkerchief so I could cry the night away. You? |
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