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What happened to Pay As You Post? Well, she played a fast one on you. If you still have access to the websites/blogs you created for her, why not change the password, I'm sure that will get her back on her knees. If it doesn't work, then take it as a price to pay to learn how to transact online. |
dbaeous:3days, 4days, or more. It varies. But I'm quite sure she's not pregnant. A home pregnancy test would allay her fear. |
dbaeous:Definitely the effect of the emergency contraceptive pill. These pills have adversed side effects like menstrual hastening, menstrual delay, scanty flow, heavy flow, spotting, and so on. Like I advised, let her avoid the use of emergency contraceptive pill since there are other contraceptive methods like th barrier contraceptive(condom/femdom), rhythmic chart(safe zones). |
If you urge them to vote for any candidate of their choice, why still urge them not to vote for Buhari who is legible to be the candidate of their choice? |
The contraceptive pill most likely disrupted her hormonal balance thus, leading to an erratic menstrual presentation. One of the side effects of emergency contraceptive pills is short term menstrual irregularity. With time, it should normalise. Note: For a 25day MC, her safe zone/period spans within cycle day 9 to 13. There was really no need to have taken the emergency contraceptive pill because she was in her safe zone when you both had the unprotected sex. In the event of next time, cd 1 to 8 is safe to have sex, cd 9 to 13,14 is unsafe to have sex(and if must have sex, use a condom as protection but not emergency oral contraceptive pill), then cd 16 to 25 is also safe to have sex. |
Maybe because of the high population and poverty rate in India, most parents no longer fear for their children anymore. It seems they're hoping he'd encounter a king cobra, who would definitely send the child to the next world. Even a mother hen would cluck at her chick if she sees it pick an earthworm. |
Champions of today, better leaders of tomorrow. |
The plain truth is, Nigeria isn't a functional country anymore under the leadership of Buhari led APC. From promising "Change", which turned out to be a change from good to bad, to promising "Next Level", which undoubtedly is going to be bad to worse. All I know is, only an insane fellow would support a man whose rise to power saw the economy dwindle down to its lowest ebb. |
Reasoning is required How can a sane man vote for Buhari who when he came into power, the prices of commodities immediately doubled, if not tripled. There's no assurance that Atiku will deliver all his policy plans. But there's assurance he'll do better than Buhari. That alone is enough to give him the vote. |
Miracle indeed. The eye is the light of the body. She's so lucky. |
They came into power to fight corruption by witch-hunting the opposition, thereby subjecting Nigerians to poverty, insecurity, and unemployment. I need not wonder what the next level would be. It's definitely going to translate to next suffering for the masses. Between Buhari and Atiku, Atiku is the better evil in my own term. If he looted during his time as NPA DG, and as V, he used his loot to better the lots of others by creating jobs, unlike the former who clearly isn't economically sound, and seems to be a figurehead than a shot taker. I'll take my chances with Atiku, because he's socially and economically sound. Plus he seems vibrant and really mean business. |
"He without a sin should cast the first stone". From Atiku Abubakar to Obi Peter. It seems it's evident the ruling party or other parties have seen the future, hence have taken to dirt digging to stop the future outcome of the election. Imagine having your enemies unwittingly campaigning for you. That's the case with APC. They're making Atiku/Obi more popular and formidable. |
Prophesy or not, the handwriting on the wall is clear enough to know what the outcome of the election would be. The logic, statistics or mathematics is simple. Buhari won 2015 election with a vote count of 15million, more or less. A significant percent of those who voted him into power is disappointed with his leadership style. The major contender in the 2019 presidential election, Atiku, is economically orientated, he's a nationalist, a "FulaYoruGbo" man who seems to show he's for everyone, unlike the former who's an ethnic bigot, a figurehead president with very low IQ. No one is a saint. Atiku "may have looted" while in power, If it's true, by virtue of logic, I understand it is better to have a thief preside, than have a death monger preside. Obviously, the 2019 presidential election is a done deal for Alhaji Atiku Abukakar. |
SURE-P |
From Grass To Grace To Grass. Adams Oshiomole that I once respected as a labour leader. There's something devilish about Nigerian politics. It can turn a rabbit to hyena. |
an empire is falling |
The Robin Hood of Nigeria. Even if he looted in the past, he's still many times more human, lively, sound, and polished than Buhari. My support for Atiku is not based on credibility. It is solely based on choosing one between the major contenders in the 2019 presidential election. Atiku is a lesser evil. I prefer a thief to a death monger. |
How did I end up in this lawless country uh?! Nigerian soldiers have zero regard for human lives. No rules of engagement. If there is, it seems the rules don't apply to them. Using live ammunitions to disperse protesters is utterly wrong, inhumane. The use of tear gas and rubber bullets would have minimized the number of casualties. They just keep justifying our "shithole" status to developed countries. |
May God grant the family the fortitude to bear this great loss. Helicopter mishap is one of aviation accidents people seldom survive. The moment the copter starts spinning and wobbling, that's the end. The impact on the ground is so catastrophic that the chances of survival is little to none. Lesson drawn: No amount of money in this world can guarantee safety. RIP to the dead. |
safarigirl:Maybe we should drop the argument. I seldom comment on threads like this. I understand David was irascible in his response. But calling her fat, ugly, and broke is uncalled for, especially when he has a daughter of his own. Quite "ungentleman" of him. His response clearly hints her post hit his nerve. That goes a long way to prove he owned up to her witty allegation . I at least expect you to condemn his derogatories. |
safarigirl:An artiste at least writes songs, but may not necessarily sing his own written songs. The point is, to be called an artiste, one must have at least written a song and sang the song. I believe Adele has written songs before and sang them too. That makes her an artiste. Fine, the young girl dissed him wittingly with the truth, but he overreacted by calling her senseless names because she hurt him with the truth. |
excessmon:1. Because most are mentally not ready for marriage before getting into it. 2. Because their true colour is finally shown. 3. They finally get to realise it's a union based on infatuation, material desire, sex, and so on. 4. Because of intolerance. And so on..... |
vedaxcool:I'm not an Atiku supporter. I'm a realist who knows how to make a good choice. Atiku and Buhari are not my preferred leaders. Donald Duke would certainly do better than both. But it's quite clear the contest is between the two mega-party(PDP and APC). Buhari is a primitive insensitive peasant whose low intelligence exasperates me. Atiku is a selfish man who likely stole from the nation and invested his loot in many ventures. Now between a death monger and a thief, who would the sane prefer? Money stolen can be retrieved. Lives lost can not. |
Then why is the APC also trivialising Atiku's past? One thing is clear about members of this ruling party, they have very low IQ, and lack integrity. Buhari is too primitive to rule this country. He has no idea of how to run the economy. He's more like a figurehead in the presidency. No sane educated person will vote for a primitive man like Buhari. |
Well, like they say, the truth hurts. If you don't compose/write "your" own song then you're just a singer, not an artiste. An artiste writes and sings. If you write songs but don't sing them, then you're just s song writer. If all you do is sing songs but don't write them, then you're a singer. If you do both, then you are an artiste. What makes you an artiste is the ability to write and sing. The truth really hurts. |
That's quite sad. The Langur monkeys must have mistook him for a threat. B.T.W, monkeys are kleptomaniacs and clowny. A troop of monkeys stole my pair of jeans I washed and hung on the back fence in Eni-Njoku hostel in university of Lagos. |
iammo:You may not appreciate my quote as much as you would if it was Dangote's quote, because you have no idea who I am. But I'll tell you this, your comment is the most sensible comment on this thread, and you simply took the comment out from me. In politics, there are no saints. Every politician is a looter (discreet or open). There are just two types of politicians: The ones who loot and hide their loots, and the ones who loot and invest their loots to make profits and create jobs for the citizenry. Between two devils, the better devil is always the choice to make. Atiku possesses more leadership qualities than Buhari. |
Haykaymos:"Meet Your Other Half" |
If it's not "panadol", it can't be like "panadol" |
The title of the book is "un-catchy". |
Why is it a bird if it can't fly to the U.S? But on a serious note, most countries have strict policies prohibiting the entry of animals(pet) in their countries. |
I stood beside a Glo mast and still had no network. Glo is really the Grand Master of network failure. |
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