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Romance › Re: Why Do Ladies Go To The Toilet And Urinate Immediately After Sex by midnighter(f): 9:40am On Oct 20, 2019
ikemesit4477:
but precum is so watery, how can that watery thing make a woman pregnant, please pardon my ignorant!
Precum does not contain any sperm but it can mix with cum that was leftover in the penis from a previous sex session
Romance › Re: Why Do Ladies Go To The Toilet And Urinate Immediately After Sex by midnighter(f): 9:36am On Oct 20, 2019
ElsonMorali:
Lol. It may look watery to you but it contains millions of spermatozoa, the tiny organisms that fertilizes the egg of the woman. Just one drop contains thousands. If the woman is fertile and the man is healthy, then yes fertilization will occur, to put it simply.
Thats not really true, pre-cum itself does not contain any sperm. Its just an additional lubricant to prepare the urethra for ejaculation and make penetration easier

But its possible for sperm to leak into precum if the person has ejaculated previously

Ironically the best way to stop this from happening is for the man to urinate before sex to flush the left over cum out
Romance › Re: Why Do Ladies Go To The Toilet And Urinate Immediately After Sex by midnighter(f):
Its not a bad habit, its to clear the place of bacteria that can travel up to your bladder and give you a UTI

Women have a shorter urethra than men so its easier for bacteria to get up there and cause problems

Its not a must that you must jump up immediately afterwards and go and pee. But a lot of people are not comfortable just lying there with sweat, fluids, lube and stuff fermenting on their body so they would rather go and sort it out and come back
Romance › Re: "What Made You To Meet With Her Once, And Then Never Meet Again? " by midnighter(f): 8:11am On Oct 20, 2019
Anfieldboss:
No....you're wrong...there is no such English idiom as eat your cake and have it, it can't be found in any dictionary. English is not our language, we follow what we find in dictionaries and other sources. As much as I know, dictionaries and Wikipedia cannot be wrong.
Lol oga, this is an English proverb and its hundreds of years old

It's "eat your cake and have it" because if you've eaten the cake already then you will not still have it afterwards

I don't know what dictionary you've been using but it's giving you the wrong information
Travel › Re: Top 10 Best States To Hustle In Nigeria by midnighter(f): 11:04pm On Oct 19, 2019
Ttipsy:
brewery and some other industries @9th mile still functions.

Enugu isn't industrialised. I wud say Oyo. IMO has more industries than Enugu
Hm. what a shame

All those giant buildings and factories left to rot
Education › Re: Meet Maryam Muhammed, A First Class Law Graduate Of Queen Mary University London by midnighter(f): 10:52pm On Oct 19, 2019
Chidimizzle:
I'm so shocked as i'm coming from a post where this dimwit was lamenting it's inability to bag a First class. What a hypocrite.
Oh really?

I know he must becoming from a personal angle because he is too bitter. Its like somebodys graduation is paining him or what huh
Education › Re: Crescent University Convocation Turns Violent; Parents Beat Journalist, Curse by midnighter(f): 10:49pm On Oct 19, 2019
Lol people wicked sha. So whats wrong with the school... if somebody wants to go there its their business... is it your Crescent cheesy
Travel › Re: Top 10 Best States To Hustle In Nigeria by midnighter(f): 10:33pm On Oct 19, 2019
prinxwizard:
What's my dear Rivers doing there? Or is the hustle on Olosho levels?
Its supposed to be there if only you people could calm down... too much cultism + political quarrel. apart from that its truly a great place
Travel › Re: Top 10 Best States To Hustle In Nigeria by midnighter(f): 10:29pm On Oct 19, 2019
MrHistorian:
I personally feel that the original writer (OP) chooses to make the list compensatory for less developed regions of Nigeria.

I honestly see no reason why Plateau and Kaduna feature over Imo state.
Insurgency has ruined Those places but they had strong points in the past

I have never heard of Imo being known for hustling, to my knowledge most of the people there work in government or in public institutions
Travel › Re: Top 10 Best States To Hustle In Nigeria by midnighter(f): 10:22pm On Oct 19, 2019
Ttipsy:
Enugu isn't that commercialized but it's fairly industrialised.

heavily commercialized and industrialised states in Nigeria are Lagos. Anambra. Ogun Rivers. Kano Abia
Is any of that stuff working? I remember somebody said anamco was dead

All those anamco, ekochin and stuff I cant tell if anybody is inside or if its just empty
Romance › Re: I Never Knew I Could Forgive A Girl That Sent This Message To Me by midnighter(f): 10:15pm On Oct 19, 2019
Politics › Re: The Accident Victims Involving Obaseki’s Convoy (Graphic Photos) by midnighter(f): 10:03pm On Oct 19, 2019
this country is getting worse every day
Travel › Re: Top 10 Best States To Hustle In Nigeria by midnighter(f):
IamR:
I wonder o!

Where is my Enugu?
Lol hai! better ask gburugburu where the enugu is. Its not possible please.

Obodo ndi clerk
Travel › Re: Top 10 Best States To Hustle In Nigeria by midnighter(f):
This post could have been true about 10 or 15 years ago when things were not too bad

But im surprised Akwa Ibom/Calabar are not there, i heard their accommodation was cheap and they were welcoming to visitors
Education › Re: Crescent University Convocation Turns Violent; Parents Beat Journalist, Curse by midnighter(f): 9:33pm On Oct 19, 2019
WHAT! Go and arrest them are they mad huh
Romance › Re: What Do You Know About Jamaican Men? by midnighter(f): 9:23pm On Oct 19, 2019
1Sharon:
Lol yh I do agree.

Do you know that they hate Nigerians?

They accuse us of not fighting colonization like the ghanaians did.

They also accuse us of not being together like ghanaians are.
Hm. But of course we fought it now huh but I think ghana was the first independent country in Africa or something like that

Yeah of course we are not together but the way we were formed and the ethnic makeup of Nigeria is

a. Very complicated and not really conducive to successful cohesion
b. Not our fault! how can you be together with people you dont like?

I dont even know. Does Ghana have a problem with oil militancy and Islamist terrorism? Because thats whats even disturbing us right now

Its not a fair comparison abeg

By the way are Jamaicans "together" themselves? They dont seem too together to me.

The caribbean countries that look "together" are those quiet ones like Barbados, Bahamas, st. Kitts and Nevis etc. The stories coming out of Jamaica and Trinidad and tobago no follow at all
Romance › Re: What Do You Know About Jamaican Men? by midnighter(f): 9:06pm On Oct 19, 2019
psychologygh:
Yea I totally understand your points and hoping when you get your house in order,you welcome your diasporans back home.Most of them are suffering frim racism,discrimination, persecutions, etc in these white people's lands and most want to at least visit once the motherland as they call Africa.Ghana couldn't invite them home in the 70s and 80s due to our then crisis. Now we have launched the Year of Return. There's a DNA ancestor testing that identify the particular tribe the African American slave ancestors and where they come from.Some come to visit these countries. For Jamaica and Ghana,the bond is very present that's why we don't joke with Jamaican dancehall music and culture in Ghana. Jamaicans are very common to see here.Below is the flag of both Jamaican and Ashanti Kingdom flags and they recognize the Ashanti King and respect him as their King.He visited Jamaica this year.
1.Jamaica flag
2.Ashanti Kingdom flag which is far older than even the Jamaican flag
Thats cool... yes i heard about the Year of Return.

So how do they integrate with you guys' culture? Do you guys intermarry etc?

Are they able to cope with African society? One of the reasons that Afro-Caribbeans and Africans in diaspora have frosty relations is because Africans see them as unserious, morally loose, uneducated etc. while Afro-Caribbeans see them as uncivilised, snobbish, backward etc . Well neither of those is far from the truth actually, to some extent

I remember watching a documentary about Rastafarians who had relocated back to Ethiopia. It had its advantages and disadvantages. East Africans can still be racist towards West Africans/ADOS people though
Romance › Re: What Do You Know About Jamaican Men? by midnighter(f): 7:46pm On Oct 19, 2019
1Sharon:
Bwahha grin

Lol dont mind the stark illiterates.

How exactly does it make sense for the same group of tribesmen to be taken from one country only and dumped on the same island.

The slaves were mixed up
Yea I remember hearing somewhere that they separated them to confuse them and stop them from speaking their languages
Romance › Re: What Do You Know About Jamaican Men? by midnighter(f): 7:32pm On Oct 19, 2019
1Sharon:
They do LOVE to acknowledge it. Lots of them go to ghana instead of Nigeria
Well, without sounding too negative I think that should be good for them. They will have so many crazy experiences if they come here unprepared

Imagine, from Jamaica to Nigeria lol
Romance › Re: What Do You Know About Jamaican Men? by midnighter(f): 7:31pm On Oct 19, 2019
psychologygh:
Am a Ghanaian and the reason why majority of Jamaicans claim to be Ghanaians is the strong connection and history between Jamaica and Ghana. Firstly there are thousands of Jamaicans who base in Ghana and naturalize as Ghanaians and have a strong association called the Carribians Ghana Association.It's not only Jamicans who see themselves as Ghanaians buh majority of the Carribians including Guyana,Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname,and others.About Jamaicans there's a strong ethnic group or tribe in Jamaica called the Maroons who were break away and escaped slaves who ran into the mountains and deep forests in Jamaica during the slave trade.These Maroons were originally Ashanti warriors who were captured during a defeat in battle with the British and sold into slavery.Due to their high training and endurance,they mostly broke off and rebelled against the slave masters.They still kept most of their Akan languages and culture till date buh they were later mixed with other ethnic groups from other countries as they expanded.Then there was the greatest female Jamaican warrior Queen Nanny who was a break away slave and a queen of the Ashantis before she was captured and sold.She was very powerful and commanded armies of break away slaves to help create independence in Jamaica and some parts of the Carribians. In Guyana,an Akan break away slave is also a huge warrior and legend in their freedom as a nation.Then later after the slave trade the most popular Pan African and Jamaican hero Marcus Garvey who wanted to transport former freed slaves back to Africa their root bought a huge ship and named it The Black Star Line. That's where Kwame Nkrumah whose mentor was Marcus Garvey took the star and name The Black Star of Africa and inserted it into the Ghanaian flag.And this year of return that Ghana organized, the president traveled to Jamaica and the whole of Carribians to secure visa free entry into all countries by both citizens and invited them to return home.Bob Marley 's wife Rita Marley was given a Ghanaian citizenship and up till date Jamaican culture is very rich in Ghana and the Ghanaian culture is very rich in Jamaica too.Their flags are common in Ghana. What has Nigeria done to connect with the millions of Blacks in Brazil because they also see themselves as Nigerians from Igbos and Yorubas. Don't wait for them to be wealthy before you accept and connect with them.
Well thank you for the explanation, I learned a lot from it

However I dont think the bolded was really necessary, we have plenty of descendants all over the world, we are not ignoring them because they dont have money but because we have a lot of stuff to deal with right now... or youre not noticing that our country is in crisis huh
Crime › Re: Domestic Slavery In Lebanon: Nigerian Women In Penal Servitude Contact TVCNEWS by midnighter(f): 6:53pm On Oct 19, 2019
famouscargo4u:
Yea, I'm yet to see any professional complain of any ill-treatment in Qatar, Kuwait and even Oman.
exactly. They even need people to go there and do those jobs
Christianity Etc › Re: Femi Fani-Kayode Reacts To Pastor David Wilson's Sex Video by midnighter(f): 5:28pm On Oct 19, 2019
djon78:
HPV major cause of mouth cancer is gotten from doing that thing.
Until I saw the video by WHO on the dangers.
Yeah. And anal cancer

You have to check your partner before engaging in it, or use an oral condom/guard
Sports › Re: Wesley Moraes: I Had My First Kid At 14 & Second At 16 by midnighter(f): 5:27pm On Oct 19, 2019
solmusdesigns:
cool

Well if Buhari's nephew Mamman Cabal Daura could be older than him, and still stays in his young Uncles house at 70 years plus nothing surprises me anymore

..
Apart from Mamana or whatever its definitely possible for your nephew to be older than you, especially in Africa where our families are very large
Crime › Re: Domestic Slavery In Lebanon: Nigerian Women In Penal Servitude Contact TVCNEWS by midnighter(f): 5:22pm On Oct 19, 2019
famouscargo4u:
I know what Oman is. They treat black women as slaves and use them how they deem fit.
Well the problem is two-fold. They are black women, yes. But a black doctor, engineer or teacher is not going to be enslaved in Saudi Arabia or Oman

Even Hausa people, as reserved as they are, are plentiful in those kind of countries because they go there and do work that has high social value. So people dont have the chance to enslave them

Somebody looking to work as a househelp or another menial work should look for a civilised country

At least oyibo people keep apologising for slavery time and time again. Arabs dont care and would love to capture more of us if we allow them
Education › Re: Can English Article (An) Be Used For Happy? by midnighter(f): 5:12pm On Oct 19, 2019
Juliearth:
You are right!
smiley
Crime › Re: Domestic Slavery In Lebanon: Nigerian Women In Penal Servitude Contact TVCNEWS by midnighter(f): 4:29pm On Oct 19, 2019
miniziter:
How was he able to have access to tvc news. Even me in Naija never fit reach them
Thats really a good question

They probably sent an undercover journalist to get her to talk

Even though she is enslaved, they will still send her to market to buy stuff and thats how she will meet the person
Politics › Re: Photos From Governor Ikpeazu's 55th Birthday Celebration In Abuja by midnighter(f): 4:22pm On Oct 19, 2019
fintol:
That fat commissioner of kerosene must be a glutton,look at how he is dishing that food as if his life depends on it.
This is why I like buhari's stature even though I dont like Buhari

3/5 southeastern governors are overweight (Rochas was too)

Too bad
Family › Re: What's Your Own Opinion About This.... by midnighter(f): 4:19pm On Oct 19, 2019
She can discuss with her husband they can decide whether or not to keep it

Not everybody who is raped chooses to abort the pregnancy. Some women still decide to give birth to the child and give it up for adoption or give birth and raise it

As long as the couple is content with whatever they decide

20 years is too long to have remained childless without looking for tangible solutions though ie. Surrogacy, adoption, divorce due to infertility (of either male or female)/genetic compatibility , etc unless they just came to terms with it and decided to stay together like that
Romance › Re: "What Made You To Meet With Her Once, And Then Never Meet Again? " by midnighter(f): 4:05pm On Oct 19, 2019
Anfieldboss:
Google is your friend....you are wrong.
She is correct. Eat your cake and have it is the original phrase but have your cake and eat it has become more common

Just like "agendum" is the correct singular of "agenda" but hardly anybody uses it
Travel › Re: Qatar Is So Hot, Now Installs AC Outdoor And 2022 World Cup Stadium(Photos) by midnighter(f): 4:03pm On Oct 19, 2019
Commentor:
Humanity is not a spiritual or religious experience.

We all know what hurts and what soothes.

I'm not discarding spirituality but I choose to believe logic and humanity go hand in hand.
I would find it hard to believe you really think humanity isnt a spiritual experience unless you qualified it further. If it isnt a spiritual experience, then what is it?

Logic is a human quality that needs to be bridled and thats where spirituality comes in. Logic without human sentiment and sensibility will still lead to destruction, and vice versa
Travel › Re: Qatar Is So Hot, Now Installs AC Outdoor And 2022 World Cup Stadium(Photos) by midnighter(f): 3:50pm On Oct 19, 2019
mrkel:
In China it's population matches its level of productivity. Down here in Nigeria the reverse is the case. Our production capacity as a country is very low. Had it been we have a robust manufacturing sector, it would have helped to curb the rate of unemployment. So given that our productive base is abysmal the need for birth control has become very imperative.
Well we could improve productivity, but how?

i think agriculture is our best bet since most people are natural farmers and people dont need to leave home to do it.

I dont know how we would convince people to go and work in sweatshop factories for 23 hrs a day for N5 like they do in China

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