This incident happened in November 2023.

Danielnicks:



This statement a flawed statement. Infact for someone who claims to be sexually experienced, it a very myopic statement. First of all, you can't ever generalise the boxes that have to be ticked to sexually satisfy a woman. Different things stokes different people. I know a lady who orgasms mainly with the suckling of her nipples, I know another who orgasms when her clit is sensually titillated, and I know another lady who achieves climax through continuous hard pounding erectile thrusts. So saying a hard, wild and sustainable erection doesn't equate climax is totally wrong. It's only correct when you say it's not true for most cases. Lastly, I put it to you, most women respond to hard, fast, sustainable erectile sex. I can say this confidently because I am a guy, I definitely have had more sexually encounters with women than you have. Thank you.

No two women experience orgasm in the same way. For some women, orgasm can occur from kissing alone, while others may take several minutes of intimacy. Some women report that no matter the duration or skills involved, they are simply unable to achieve orgasm.

Additionally, women experience different types of orgasms. For some, sex results in a single, powerful orgasm that is deeply satisfying. However, subsequent attempts may not result in additional orgasms. Others can achieve milder orgasms about every 10-15 minutes, but the sensations are not as intense as the initial experience and diminish with each occurrence.

Some women enjoy the physical intimacy of sex and are able to achieve orgasm regularly, such as every 4-7 minutes, resulting in multiple orgasms during a single encounter. Though less intense than a single, standout orgasm, the cumulative effects can be equally gratifying. Additionally, their orgasms may occur subtly and not be obvious to their partner.

Different women's experiences have advantages and disadvantages. A discussion among women themselves would likely provide further insights into these nuances and a better overall understanding. This analysis is based solely on my own observations.

A man can cheat and still be good to you. A woman will cheat and treat you like trash.

StOla:
Sone Aluko's sister.

Children of late Senator Gbenga Aluko.

Grand Children of the late Economist, Prof. Sam Aluko

Their father was the only PDP Senator in the South West from 1999 to 2003 at the time AD dominated the politics of the region.

Senator Orji Uzor Kalu was jailed for 12 years in 2019 over allegations of fraud amounting to N7.1 billion when he was governor of Abia state between 1999 and 2007. After spending some nights in prison, he walked free as his conviction was nullified by the Supreme Court on technical grounds — that the trial judge had been elevated to Court of Appeal before he delivered the judgment. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) tried to start the trial afresh, but the Court of Appeal has blocked the move — again on technical grounds, saying the record was not “properly” transmitted in line with court rules, and that it was not stamped or “properly” signed.
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Culled from Simon Kolawole's sub-article titled; TECHNICAL KNOCK-OUT

aariwa:
She was best student in Queens Enugu before scholarship took her to US…Enugu the land of paradise…that have made more Nigerians than any other city in Nigeria

She attended St Anne's School Ibadan for her secondary school education.

The ivorien goalkeeper at the AFCON is named Yahia Fofana. It was boldly written on his back during the competition.
The goalkeeper in this picture keeps for ASC Diaraf, a Senegalese clubside. It is boldly written on the back of his shirt.
How difficult is it to simply fact-check before adding to the body of fake news online?

In the final of the 1988 and 1990 AFCONs, Nigeria played against teams they had earlier met in the group stage but sadly lost on both occasions to Cameroon and Algeria respectively by a lone goal.

A Potential Penalty Shootout Looms in Sunday's 2023 Africa Cup of Nations Final
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Côte d'Ivoire has advanced to the final of the Africa Cup of Nations tournament four previous times in 1992, 2006, 2012, and 2015. On each of these four occasions that they reached the final, the ultimate outcome was decided via a penalty shootout. They emerged victorious in 1992 and 2015 by converting more penalties than Ghana. However, they fell just short in 2006 and 2012 by converting fewer penalties compared to Egypt and Zambia respectively.

The South African goalkeeper; Ronwen Williams has matched a record set in 1986
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The highest number of penalty kicks saved by a goalkeeper in a shootout was four(4) by Helmuth Duckadam in the final of the 1986 UEFA Champions League between Steaua Bucharest of Romania and Barcelona. After 120 minutes of goalless encounter, the goalkeeper of the Romanian club saved all the kicks from the players of Barca.

Emerse Faé, the caretaker manager of Ivory Coast played for the French team that won the 2001 FIFA Under 17 World Cup held in Trinidad and Tobago. Recall that France defeated Nigeria in the final to win the trophy.

The hotel has been reopened.

RECYCLING is what relationship is all about these days.
No one is actually Single.
You dump him and he becomes your EX.
You take over the one dumped by someone and treat him as your new man while another person takes over your own EX too.
So life goes on...

The crisis between Chief Nyesom Wike, Mr Sim Fubara, appears to be a continuation of the politics of the 2023 general election. The way people are queuing behind the combatants has shown a pattern: if you supported President Bola Tinubu, you are more likely to be rooting for Wike; if your sentiments were with Alhaji Atiku Abubakar or Mr Peter Obi, you are very likely to be for Fubara. I have noticed that many of those who opposed Fubara because he was Wike’s “boy” are now fighting for him. Politics is a sweet thing to watch — especially if you don’t have a dog in the fight. Interests.

CAF and their strange ways!
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For the Women's Team of the Year, Chiamaka Nnadozie who won the best female goalkeeper award in the continent was not selected between the posts.
Similarly, in the Men's Team of the Year, Yassine Bounou who won the individual award was dropped for Andre Onana.

[quote author=Ifemelu80 post=127253080]Hi,

My ex called me yesterday, out of the blue, after 14 years of radio silence.
He was my first love and I thought we were in a relationship for 3 years only to find out I was just his side piece to the side piece.
He broke up with me by blocking me on his phone and social media and that was it.

A mutual friend reached out to me about 2 weeks ago. We had also lost contact for years. We talked about everything but him.
So I was very surprised to get a call from him. He said the mutual friend told him about our reconnection so he also wanted to get in touch. We chatted for 10-15 mn, he asked me about my life and told me to save his contact.

Now, I'm wondering, why would a man call an ex girl friend he didn't really care about, after more than 10 years ? We were never close friends and don't have any common interests, personal or professional circle anymore, so what's the point
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Chief Pius Akinyelure — Non-Executive Board Chairman was Tinubu's boss at Mobil.

Sékou Touré, the then President of Guinea died two months later while undergoing cardiac treatment in the United States, at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, for emergency heart surgery. Cleveland Clinic is the same facility Kanu Nwankwo underwent surgery after being diagnosed of health malfunction in 1996.

A few years ago, the current Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly; Mudasiru Obasa was also exposed by Sahara Reporters as having a forged LASU Law Degree certificate.

If you were to ask a typical Nigerian about corruption, they would likely define it as "government officials stealing our money. However, this definition only focuses on one aspect of corruption and fails to acknowledge the various ways in which corruption manifests. For example, corruption can also be seen in a lecturer who makes it mandatory for students to purchase their books to pass their course, a journalist who demands payment for writing a story, or a company executive who awards contracts to themselves through intermediaries. Even NGOs, activists, lawyers, and individuals from various walks of life contribute to the corruption chain subtly. It is my belief, and I will continue to argue, that corruption does not suddenly arise the day someone joins the government. Rather, it is a process that begins in childhood and is gradually practiced in small increments until the individual gains positions of power and influence. Consider this: will a market woman who manipulates her scales suddenly become honest when she becomes a council chairman or commissioner?

“MONEY IS YOURS BUT RESOURCES BELONG TO THE SOCIETY.” ----- AN ANECDOTE

“Germany is a highly industrialised country. In such a country, many will think its people lead a luxurious life. When we arrived at Hamburg, my colleagues and I walked into a restaurant where we noticed that a lot of tables were empty. There was a particular table where a young man and woman were having their meal. There were only two dishes and two cans of beer on the table. I wondered if such simple meal could be romantic, and whether the lady would not eventually leave this stingy guy. There were a few old ladies on another table as I continued to make my observation. When a dish is served, the waiter would distribute the food for them, and they would finish every bit of the food on their plates.

“As we were hungry, our local colleague ordered more food for us and by the time we were done eating, there was still about one third of unconsumed food on our table. But as we were about leaving the restaurant, the old ladies spoke to us in English, making it very clear that they were displeased about the fact that we were wasting so much food. ‘We paid for our food, it is none of your business how much food we left behind,’ my colleague who hosted us told the old ladies who appeared to be furious.

“At that point, one of them brought out her mobile phone and made a call to someone. Interested in what she was doing since we committed no crime, we tarried a while. Not long after, a man in uniform, apparently from a social security outfit given his uniform arrived. Upon knowing what the dispute was, he issued us a 50 Euro fine.

“When we asked for what our offence was, the officer told us in a very stern voice, ‘always order only what you can consume. The money you spend is yours but resources belong to the society. There are many people in the world who are facing shortage of resources so you have no reason to waste resources.”

Betting is not a scam, but the system is rigged to favour the betting companies.

It's not 100% rigged, so clever bettors who aren't greedy usually make steady income from it (Sports betting).

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NOTE: This answer is based on Sports betting and might not be applicable to others forms of betting.

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Another problem why people lose all the time is because they treat it like lottery or like a roll of a dice. Most people see betting as being dependent on luck. That's just fallacy.

There is a little bit of luck in Sports betting but majority of time, it is purely mathematical.

Team A vs Team B

There are three options:

A to Win
Draw
B to Win
This gives you 1/3 chances of winning.

(1÷3) x 100% =33.33%

Meaning you have approximately 33.33% chances of winning a single game.

Accumulate 10 games in a bet slip and your chance of winning becomes:

Total number of accumulator = 10

Total outcome (based on 3-way market) = 3×10 =30

Chances of getting a Win = (1÷30) x 100% = 3.33%

Now 3.33% is close to impossible. It means you will hardly get a win. Most people bet this way, that is why they are unable to win often.

The solution is to avoid being greedy. The higher the number of accumulators, the higher the chances of losing. So stick to singles bet or few accumulators.

You can make risky bet once in a while for the sake of fun, but your main bets should be mathematically sound.

If you cannot avoid greed in sports betting, it will be better to quit. Forget the fake Twitter or Instagram posts telling you they just won 30 millions, 25 millions etc.

Those are just to feed your greed and get you hooked on to Sports betting like drugs. The only people that stays afloat in sports betting are the non greedy ones. Others get drowned in sea of losses. Sport betting is a scary place for greedy folks.

Sorry if my answer is a little bit too strong. There are a lot of Sports betting promoters out there.

They suger-coat a lot of these thing so bigginers don't know what they are getting into and thus end up being decieved. This is the hash truth about football betting.

Wisereborn:
I hope it's not fund for terrorism

A passenger carried N18M cash in a cashless country hmmm
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For those quoting me, we are talking about N18M CASH not N18,000 ooo hmmmmm, it is well

According to the EFFC Act, it is a crime for an individual to have more than 5million naira cash at hand.

Meet the new General Overseer, Pastor Taiwo Odukoya's son; Pastor Jimmy Odukoya is the new General overseer of Fountain of Life Church, and his sister Tolu Odukoya Ijogun is the new associate Pastor. His ordination service is 30th of September.

Victor Oshimen has joined the ELITE CLASS of footballers who have scored a hattrick for the Nigerian national football team.

Those who blazed the trail before him inclusive of the date, venue and countries against which they recorded the feat are as follows;

1. Onyeali Elkanah, 4 goals, 29 Nov 1959, Nkrumah Cup, Accra Ghana, Nigeria 10 Benin Republic 1
2.Buraimoh Abdul , 3 goals, 29 Nov 1959, Nkrumah Cup, Accra Ghana, Nigeria 10 Benin Republic 1
3.Paul Hamilton, 3 goals, 27 Feb 1963, Nkrumah Cup, Accra Ghana, Senegal 0 Nigeria 4
4. Mordi Bobo, 3 goals, 30 Aug 1965, Friendly, Libreville Gabon, Gabon 1 Nigeria 4
5. Thompson Onoramie Usiyan, 3 goals, 14 Feb 1977, Friendly, Lagos Nigeria, Nigeria 7 Benin Republic 0
6. Olusegun Patrick Odegbami, 3 goals, 14 Jan 1978, All African Games Qualifier, Lagos Nigeria, Nigeria 7 Benin Republic 0
7. Samson Siasia, 3 goals, 11 July 1987, Olympic Games Qualifier, Lagos Nigeria, Nigeria 4 Liberia 1
8. Rashidi Yekin, 4 goals, 27 July 1991, AFCON Qualifier, Lagos Nigeria, Nigeria 7 Burkina Faso 1
9. Rashidi Yekini, 3 goals, 24 July 1993, AFCON Qualifier, Lagos Nigeria, Nigeria 6 Ethiopia 0
10. Victor Ikpeba, 3 goals, 2 Sept 2000, AFCON Qualifier, Lagos Nigeria, Nigeria 4 Namibia 0
11. Nnamdi Odumadi, 3 goals, 17 June 2013, 2013 FIFA CONFEDERATIONS CUP, Belo Horizonte Brazil, Nigeria 6 Tahiti 1
12. Odion Ighalo, 3 goals, 13 Oct 2018, AFCON Qualifier, Uyo Nigeria, Nigeria 4 Libya 0.

THE INFIDELITY ECONOMY IN NIGERIA

If married men become "responsible" overnight, millions of Nigerian young women and their families would slip into abject poverty.

They have seen young women through university, established businesses, employed, sponsored them abroad for studies, immigration or vacation and empowered them in return for sexual gratification. The "infidelity economy" in Nigeria is worth billions of dollars and creates jobs and livelihoods for millions. Though wives often wail about their husband's infidelity, ironically, women have been the greatest beneficiaries of men's infidelity.

Some women date multiple married men and they live like Princesses, using high-end cars, live in luxury apartments etc., without a real job.

Some have 9-5 jobs as camouflages but married men are their real benefactors.

Some husbands get jobs, contracts or other opportunities without realizing that it was their wives' married ex's or current dates that made it happen.

Many women who are now married today, benefited immensely from dating married men, they know all the tricks involved and so, they fight and even risk their lives, trying to prevent their husbands from having affairs because these affairs are amongst other risks, financially draining. They know!

Married men have done more for young women than their fathers/mothers or in some cases, husbands and the government.

So Tinubu is back from Benin Republic?

Earlier thread: https://www.nairaland.com/6814367/bamise-elizabeth-ajetunmobi-antigua-barbuda

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos State has ordered the remand of Bamishe Ajetunmobi, a Ponzi Scheme Operator, who has been on the run since 2021, over alleged N7.5 billion fraud.

Justice Chukwuejekwu Aneke, remanded the Ponzi Scheme Operator, after he pleaded not guilty to 12 counts charge made against him by the men of Force Criminal Investigation Department Force CID (Annex) Alagbon-Ikoyi, Lagos.

Arraigning the defendant, the prosecution counsel Morufu Animashaun, a legal office in the Force CIID, annex, Alagbon-Ikoyi, told the defendant conspired with his wife, Elizabeth Ajetunmobi, who is now at large, and their company, Imaging Global Solutions Limited, committed the offences something in February 2021.

Animashaun told the court that the defendant and his wife had lured the fraud victims with 10 percent returns on investment (ROI), to commit the offences.

Among those allegedly defrauded by the defendant and the sums received from them includes: Mr. Olawale Lawal, N1.5 billion; Mrs. Kate Omu, N500 million, Mr. Erhi Catherine Ojoboh, N2 billion, and Mr. Abioye Idris, N3.5 billion.

The prosecutor told the court that the offences committed by the defendant contravened sections 8 (a), 1(a)(c) and 1 (2) of the Advance Fee fraud and other Fraud related Offences Act, 2006 and punishable under Section I (3) of the same Act.

He also told the court that the offences are contrary to section 383 of the Criminal Code Cap C38 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004 and punishable under Section 390 (a) of the same.

Prior to his arraignment, the prosecutor told the charge against the defendant was filed in 2022, and that when the defendant came elusive, the police secured a warrant of arrest from the court.

He told the court that the defendant was however arrested by International Police (Interpol) at Ivory Coast, this year.

Animashaun, by oral application, urged the court to strike out the name of the defendant's wife from the charge, so that the defendant arraignment can go on.

Following the submission made by the prosecutor, Justice Aneke struck out the name of the defendant's wife from the charge, and ordered that the charge be ready to the defendant.

The defendant however, pleaded not guilty to the 12 counts charge, when they were read to him.

The defendant was not represented by any lawyer.

Following defendant's not guilty plea, the the prosecutor asked the court for a trial date. He also urged the court to remand him in the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCoS) till the determination of the charges against him.

Consequently, Justice Aneke ordered that the defendant be remanded at the Nigerian Correctional Services centre, Ikoyi and adjourned the case to November 29, fo trial.

https://saharareporters.com/2023/07/07/court-remands-runaway-ponzi-scheme-operator-ajetunmobi-over-n75billion-alleged-fraud

Absuchat:

Ewedu warps the human brain.... Study has shown.
Avoid that disgusting algae

We raised every Igbo that matters in history with our Ewedu soup.
Ojukwu's father arrived in Lagos when he was 26 years old. He raised Ojukwu a Lagos boy.
Ekwueme attended Kings College and was developed eating Ewedu.
Chinua Achebe and the Okigbo brothers were raised and developed in Ibadan eating Ewedu and Gbegiri.
Emeka Anyaoku's wife prepared Yoruba ewedu for him everyday as a Yoruba woman to develop his brain, that is why he is different from Nnamdi Cownu and Simon Ekpa.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iwealla was raised with our Ewedu and gbegiri going to school at St. Annes Ibadan. Just like we raised her father in Ibadan.
You see most Igbo with anything to show were raised with our Ewedu.

Press Release issued in 1980 by the defunct NIGERIAN STUDENTS LOAN BOARD containing the particulars of defaulters who gave false addresses and non existent guarantors to the Board when they were students for the purpose of obtaining loan.

The people on the list are today's grandfathers/mothers. Awon agba YAHOO!

Epistasis:
Fake News!

Nairaland, please make proper findings before posting anything on your homepage!

CBN has made a denial. They accused Daily Trust Newspaper, the purveyor of the fake news of creating panic.