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Masturbation is actually good for you. It helps you relieve tension and it develops your appetite for sex as well as helping your prostrate.

Only illiterates say masturbation is bad. Don't listen to them. Most are hypocrites. Don't feel guilty for nasturbating. Nowhere in scripture is it mentioned as a sin. The bad thing is excessive masturbation may cause you to loose interest in a woman, because you are assured you can jerk off without stress

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Your case can be solved. It is not hopeless. You have erection, but cannot sustain it.

A lot depends on your diet. What you say you eat might not be right for you. Do you exercise? Take long walks? Do you drink enough water? How often?

If I know all these details, I will suggest to you a tailor made diet. But first, do a swab to make sure there is no infection.

Ladies tend to think that when they marry, a guy will enjoy the sex till death do them part. That is fallacy. Guys need a break and sometimes to look outside a couple of times with breaks to keep the fire burning.

Every fire must regularly be stoked , otherwise it dies.

There is no dick that stays hard forever for you, ladies. Get that into your head.

There is no part of the law governing the NJC that makes them preside over criminal acts committed by any member of the bench.

If there is please drop it here. I wonder why Nigerians like wasting time arguing over ierevancies rather than substance.

Let's look at the issues: CJN is saying that arresting them at night is an attempt to cow the judiciary. Is that correct? No. How did this guy get to become a CJN? What part of the law says you cannot arrest s criminal early in the morning? What part of our laws gives immunity to anyone in the judiciary?

This CJN from his utterances is not clean. If he was clean, he would encourage a proper trial to prove guilt or innocence. DSS invading a place is to gather evidence, which can be used in court. If they had forewarned the NJC, those evidence will be gone. We need to get real in thus country. There us no country in the world where these kinds of operation do not occur.

The rot in our judiciary is deeper than imagined. I support all efforts to cull the cancer. The judiciary is too important to be left to cultist and money men to run.

Dangote

Stop taking all the forex for yourself. Maybe then investors will have SD one thing positive to say.

Itulah:
Pop quiz: Which oil rich economy hammered by the global slump in crude is in the throes of a full-fledged economic crisis — complete with rationing, civil strife and runaway inflation stoked by a weak currency?

If you guessed Venezuela, you'd be wrong. Although the South American country teeters on the edge of collapse and fits the above scenario, those same circumstances actually apply to Nigeria. Once a powerhouse of West Africa's economy, the effects of slumping oil prices have converged with mounting security concerns and widespread energy shortages.

The OPEC country, which produces more than 2 million barrels of oil per day, is resorting to rationing crude: In order to fill their tanks, citizens must endure long lines overseen by authorities.

Nigeria "is caught in a macro hurricane," famed short seller James Chanos told the annual Sohn Investment Conference last week. With currency reserves running low, the country could have "a big problem" within a few years, he said. Calling the country "a borderline failed state," Chanos added that he was shorting South African assets, in part because of their exposure to Nigeria.

In the year that Nigerians elected a new president, oil prices collapsed by at least 30 percent. This week, Nigeria's stock market staged a relief rally after the closely watched MSCI Frontier Markets Index decided to keep the country in the benchmark, after warning last month that Nigeria was at risk of being booted from the index.

Still, the outlook for Africa's largest economy remains grim. The extremist group Boko Haram has created significant political and security challenges for the embattled government of Muhammadu Buhari, and raise risks that could hit oil production.

"Nigeria is in trouble," Steve Hanke, a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins, told CNBC in an interview. Amid double-digit inflation, Nigeria's foreign reserves are dwindling as the government races to shore up a swooning currency, the naira.

Using a purchasing power parity metric, Hanke estimates that the country's prices are surging by a whopping 46 percent, far above the official rate of between 11 and 13 percent.

Weak growth — Nigeria's economy expanded by less than 3 percent last year — has done little to curb soaring food prices, which have risen every month since December 2015.

Meanwhile, oil prices remain firmly under $50 per barrel, heightening the risk of what consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers noted in a 2015 report could become a "security shock," as weak growth feeds political instability. Currently, the country's 2016 budget assumes an oil price of $38 per barrel.

Razia Khan, chief economist for Africa at Standard Chartered, expects crude will rise later in the year, but growth is likely to remain muted. Khan noted that the International Monetary Fund "expects growth to decline even further in 2016, to 2.3 percent."

Oil gives Nigeria around 95 percent of its foreign earnings. Should crude remain at current levels, PwC expects growth to contract and oil revenues to dwindle to $20 billion. Meanwhile, the currency has already overshot PwC's worst-case forecast for this year, blowing past 320 to the U.S. dollar recently.

"The currency is junk and the government is incompetent and corrupt," said Johns Hopkins' Hanke. "The only sure-fire way to solve all these problems is for Nigeria to officially replace its junk currency."

Nigeria still has limited access to capital markets, and a $6 billion currency swap agreement with China may help contain the naira's losses. Yet with oil still hovering near historic lows, analysts are skeptical Nigeria will see a turnaround anytime soon.

"Following a tumultuous year for the naira in 2015 we believe the any recovery in the currency will have to be supported by a marked improvement in the crude oil price," Standard Chartered's Khan said, adding that oil would need to rise to near $55 to offset the effects of an "oversupplied market."

— CNBC's Dawn Giel contributed to this article.

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/06/nigeria-goes-from-powerhouse-to-pariah-as-hurricane-hits-economy.html

What kind of stupid news from yellow journalist is this? Is it by force to devalue the naira? Even as it is the naira has been devalued from 150 to 199. What has happened? What has devaluation done for Nigeria other than to increase inflation? Once you devalue, fuel cost and everything goes up!

We have a two tier forex system. That system has limited inflation so far. It will be worse if we devalue further.


The only thing I oppose is allowing Dangote to buy forex for his refinery and factories abroad at government rates. Large investments like refinery should be net forex inflows not drains on our pockets. Why should Nigeria cough out scarce forex for one man to build his factories in different parts of Africa? Are we all working for Dangote?

[quote author=lordnicklaus post=44471114]Olumba is evil. It is of Indian origin. I have once stayed with a member. BCS is a cult that misinterpretes scriptures. Imagine taking the symbolic prophecies of Revelations and claiming everything to be fulfilled through their mundane god Olumba.



Thank God for Theology, Olumba can not deceive anyone with his Olumbic doctrines. BCS members are not Christians, they are Olumbians.

Infact the name "Obu" means "crayfish" in my language (me and the mundane Olumba are from the same state), so I believe the story of him manifesting as a "crayfish." Calabar people should know him well, his name "Obu" which means "crayfish" has exposed him.[/quote


Stop the insults and focus on the topicin a creative manner. Thanks.

These South Africa clowns Bloomberg are a funny bunch. All they have been writing on Nigeria is for us to devalue. But they are just daft. When Buhari came in Naira was like 155. Today it's been devalued to almost 200 almost 40%. How MUCH have further do they want us to go?

What these boffuns really want is for us to relax exchange controls in a low oil price environment! When the price of oil was high, how much did they invest? The only notable investment was in oil and gas from mostly existing players. They brought in hot money only for pecuniary gains in our stock exchange.

If they really want us to devalue, well ... There is a secondary market that is devalued to @N320.00. If they really want a devalued naira, let them use the secondary market and spare us the drivel.


Since Buhari's China investment pledge, the noise for devaluation has risen a notch. Let's face it, these are tough times all over the world. Ours is made worse by the fact that our economy remains a monoproduct economy after 16,years of Pdp rule. We are a nation of 180m people. These are times we need to look inward and we need our best friends looking out to help us. The West have promised to help with NE rehabilitation, China wants to invest $6b or more in our economy. I will take that instead of a paltry $2b from the IMF with all their conditionalities.


Lastly, folks should learn about the motives for these hacks that are so removed from the action it's unreal. If we had devalued to what they want, by now inflation will have set record levels, the exchange rate would have hit 600.


Let us be, SA hacks.

Hmmmmm, Kemi us another Saharareporters.com. Engage her at your own peril. Awesome kept quiet after she called him a murderer. Bianca did not toe that line, but she needs to. The lady na Mafia.

As for the SE, Siasia disappointed me as a gaffer. The defensive aside, it was clear from the first leg that our main striker was too isolated. When Iwobi came on, we saw the effect almost instantly. To go to Egypt and mess around with the formation, leaving some failed players for 90mins tells me he is not the man to coach the SE.

Hammers are a hard bunch to Crack, but with a double pivot of Coq and Elneny, plus a fluid front three of Iwobi, Wellbeck and Sanchez, fed by the crafty assist master Ozil, I fully expect the Gunners to be runaway winners this pm.

Excellent thread. Let's hear from folks who have taken time to research the topic. No need spamming the thread. Ethnic haters keep off. God owns us all.

You have just been inducted into the inner circle of team APC. What winning strategies will you be suggesting for your party assuming your presidential candidate is Buhari? What should be his criteria for VP? How will he get the votes to win him the presidency?

Oyster, APC goons, let's also hear from you.

Consider yourself a close inner circle clique in the presidency. What policies and strategies will you be advising your man? Do you think they are already doing some or in what ways van they improve? Can you back up your reasoning with good data? Only reasonable posts welcome.

To show neutrality, I will post a similar thread for APC, the only problem being that they have no candidate yet.

I am not trying to underate the credibility of Buhari. Far from it. But in an election expect his opponents to spray mud at his credibility. That is politics 101. I just looked ahead to project that a certain part of the country cannot have elections due to a large number of displaced folks. Now, if I were a Buhari supporter, I would not want elections to go on, because a large section of his base will not vote.

However, Buhari folks have a right to demand that the guy who was CIC during the period not continue. A fresh face will be preffered and that is where Mark comes in. For balance, you may have Tambuwal or any other APC nominee as Interim VP.

From all indications, Nigeria may be better off with an interim government.

Op, datole and a few others.

I am impressed with the depth of the debate you have all marshalled here. I have also read a lot of thrash from most of the other posters who contributed nothing except exclamation, abuses and jest, as if the issues confronting the nation call for such.

May I suggest that future posts be moderated well to ensure that posters who add no value are prevented from derailing the topic. Can blog owner and moderators police intellectual topics like this?

Make no mistake these issues you have all broached will be major topics if and whenever a presidential campaign starts.


Notice I used "if", because as the country stands now I doubt you can have any credible elections without the Northeast participating.

There are many scenarios for Nigeria: PGEJ postpones election by 6months in the first instance, and try to recover these territories. If Only were APC, I would be wary of going for elections with a large swathe of my voters disenfranchised.

Perhaps a more acceptable proposal will be for PGEJ to step down with his vice, and the Senate president and Speaker allowed to lead an interim government for one year or 6months to completely get life back to normal in the north east and then call for elections. Luckily Mark is a retired general and I think he will win the respect of the army in this fight. This scenario will need further refinement but may include the sack of all our entire security leadership from army to police to DSS. It may also need fresh party formation and banning of all folks whose action or inaction led us to this situation in the first place.

Not made up my mind yet, but folks can google APC manifesto and come up with answers. Try and keep the discussions civil by dwelling on issues. The issues are the things that enrich our democracy.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/apc-manifesto-an-alternative-platform/173279/

Asthma is a way your body is complaining about dehydration. This condition like other conditions can be simply corrected. Other conditions which can be cured include, diabetes, high blood pressure, kidney stones, multiple sclerosis, cancer and even aids.

Mechanism of Action

With prolonged dehydration, the alveoli sends a message to the brain releasing histamine and causing contacting and shortness of breath which we see as asthma. Most of these sicknesses are completely curable but the greed of the big pharmaceuticals and doctors have seen them providing drugs that treat the symptoms and make you dependent on drugs for life. The world is run on a sick care system, not a health care system.

An army with lots of deserters cannot afford to be retiring anybody except they are sick and undeployable. I have my reservations on these retirements. Our army must now be questioned and constantly scrutinized. There performance on Boko Haram has not been stellar.

it is wrong, very wrong ft or our president to recall Keshi. The guys supposed to make that decision had sacked him, so why should the recall be a bargaining chip in getting the Chris faction to drop their case? Why is it that we never do things right in this country? President should be insulated from such decisions. If it boomerangs now, he has unwittingly given the NFF members an alibi. Wrong move, wrongly advice. I hear the minister had a hand in this.

OK, we all have watched their matches since the world cup and we see the issues with the team. Why is Gbolahan Salami still a part of the team? Nobody links midfield and attack, why is Mba not invited?

Why is Ambrose a natural defender be a first choice right back? He is not mobile enough for that role. So Keshi cannot bring another right back for that role?

I hope we do not regret this Keshi recall. Amodu had invited a lot more players that would have made the team effective. Keshi is a clearly not CNN hooding players based on competence but based on personal preferences. That was why Mba did not play at the world Cup.

Problem is that Hulu refused to open saying it detected that I am using a proxy

Del Bosque is in another class. Won the world cup, European cup as well. Nothing new for him to prove, except to show the world that his team's performance in Brazil was a fluke. He has the technical acumen and the players to bounce back.

Except we are ready not to qualify for the AFCON, and setting a record as the first champion from West Africa that did not qualify after winning. You cannot see a train accident unfold and refuse to do something.

First off, I am not remotely Ghanaian, but I was impressed that they sacked their coach even after winning against Togo. Reason? His target at the world cup was not met.

Coming back home. Were our FA impressed by Keshi's team during the world cup? What exactly was his target?

Analysing his matches since the WC show the man thinks too much of his coaching skills. Ok, he won AFC, but lots of folks would tell you it was mainly from the boys determination, not from any master coaching by Keshi. No, matter he took most of the accolades-cue endorsements left, right and Centre. However, the WC, is not exactly as pedestrian as our African Nations Cup. The gap in knowledge and tactics was there against Argentina, France and Iran. Why was he then left on the job, seeing he had reached his coaching ceiling? Nepotism is common in Nigeria, but again the FA had been going from one contrived crises to another. No leadership, as with most things Nigerian. No leadership, no accountability, no responsibility.

One of the boys that ensured we got the cup was a little known local player-Mba. He jelled with Onazi and Mikel, making our midfield impregnable, and quick to transition. He had a tough time getting to Europe the be all and end all for African footballers. I cannot claim to know much about his deal, but sources say that his non availability in the recent Keshi squads has to do with Keshi feeling shortchanged on his transfer. Now I am not sure about this, but anyone watching what Keshi now offers as SE, will see a problem with the current team. The play for one us slow and lethargic, there is no cordination with the central striker. Players are static, no rubs to space, making them easy to defend against. Not just that, no counter attack, always lazy backward passes. I wonder what Keshi sees from the dugout?


Who is that no. 11?That bumbling oaf of a player. What does he bring to the team? Why does he get 70mins? He acts as - 1. And the no. 8 cannot pass, break play. What is the point of starting with Igiebor? You mean we do kit have better? What of MBA?

Ambrose is clearly a central defender, not a right back. Look for a mobile right back who can cross and beat a man, without passing backwards. Our Left back was also lacking match sharpness. His deputy at the world cup may have been a better shout.

The mist terrible in Sudan were our ball watching CB pair, who allowed a free header in their six yard box. Players are he really think, that us why they need a manager to reinforce the basics.

Is Keshi still that man? Would he be coaching Ghana with these results? Let me know your views. I think he should not.

What is the cost of clearing the ff cars:

1) 2011 camry

2) 2013 avalon

3) 2013 highlander

4) 2014 Mazda 6

5) 2013 Camry

Thanks

Our journalist are terrible. A war that has been raging in our NE for months now have not been well covered. The China abductions were fully covered by foreign media, our journalists left to regurgitate what these foreign media outlets had reported. Even in our backyard? The incompetence stench in the country has affected all facets of society. From the politicians to the army and to journalist.

With all the stories of Bobo Haram victories or Nigerian Army victories, no news media in this country has bothered to even give an illustration of the battle field. No maps, nothing, not pictures. No body embedded with the military? Where is the excellence, bravery that we so often associate with journalist?

Nigeria journalists need to start improving on their daily offerings to their customers.

They look pricy. How long do they last? Can you use them to repaint on existing paints like textual? Guarantee period and where have you used it before?

Nawa o, buy land, no price, no plot size...

No picture update after such a long time?

Vegetarian living is entirely possible in Nigeria, although sometimes you may have to eat a 'normal' soup or stew without meat.

The vegan life is a pure form of practise of love to all of God's creatures. In the garden of Eden man had that pure love and lived as vegan as directed by God.

By the time after the garden, God related with man via angels, so the angels gave instruction to match the occassion. The original instruction on what to eat is in scripture. God does not change.

Vegan soups and stews are very tasty. When you eat them, you are healthy and no funny smells or strange movement in your body.

Most illnesses we suffer from are from fish, meat, crayfish. When you kill an animal, a human being dies somewhere. The animals are our brothers, they have eyes, ears, blöod, and they have sensory system. For man to rule over the God denied them deep reasoning facaulty. Folks should know that Abel signed his death warrant when the Angel accepted his fat ram sacrifice. He effectively sacrificed himself.

As a vegan, your innermost being is clean. When you defeacate there is no odour as you have not defiled your body. Most of the animals people eat feed in lowly places. Some have impurities like heavy metals which they transfer to you and cause various ailments.

Daniel practised vegan and God opened his understanding to mysteries and dreams. He successfully interpreted Nebuchadneza's dream.

John the baptist was another vegan feeding on locust bean seed and honey and he revealed Christ.

But you cannot be a vegan and hate your neighbour, or womanize. E no easy!

Vegetarian living is entirely possible in Nigeria, although sometimes you may have to eat a 'normal' soup or stew without meat.

The vegan life is a pure form of practise of love to all of God's creatures. In the garden of Eden man had that pure love and lived as vegan as directed by God.

By the time after the garden, God related with man via angels, so the angels gave instruction to match the occassion. The original instruction on what to eat is in scripture. God does not change.

Vegan soups and stews are very tasty. When you eat them, you are healthy and no funny smells or strange movement in your body.

Most illnesses we suffer from are from fish, meat, crayfish. When you kill an animal, a human being dies somewhere. The animals are our brothers, they have eyes, ears, blöod, and they have sensory system. For man to rule over the God denied them deep reasoning facaulty. Folks should know that Abel signed his death warrant when the Angel accepted his fat ram sacrifice. He effectively sacrificed himself.

As a vegan, your innermost being is clean. When you defeacate there is no odour as you have not defiled your body. Most of the animals people eat feed in lowly places. Some have impurities like heavy metals which they transfer to you and cause various ailments.

Daniel practised vegan and God opened his understanding to mysteries and dreams. He successfully interpreted Nebuchadneza's dream.

John the baptist was another vegan feeding on locust bean seed and honey and he revealed Christ.

But you cannot be a vegan and hate your neighbour, or womanize. E no easy!

Not sure I follow the reasoning behind you guys at auction export, modifying another car portal for Nigeria and Ghana. Folks would buy direct from abroad because they need to be sure about what they are getting. There are so many online places for cars in Nigeria, so your new site who verifies that the cars are genuine?

keep the calls coming. A nice discount for the next 3 buyers.