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DonCrust:Lol.... and that day may never come |
[quote author=Passy089 post5=48937194]Any time My girlfriend Visits she can never sleep at night if she's not being cuddled by me...Even when I manage to cuddle her to sleep, she wouldn't let go of my hands even when she has slept. thing is.. I feel so uncomfortable cuddling her to sleep, I find it very hard to sleep in that cuddling position because i'm the freestyle sleeping type. I've stopped the cuddling because it's depriving me of my sleep now she's threatening to walk away if I stop cuddling her. Guys what do I do?[/quote]sorry about dat man, me sef nor sabi dat cuddling thing at all. at first mine was so bitter if I dnt cuddle her to sleep. but now she understands. talk to her dat u just can't cuddle her to sleep because u ain't comfortable at all and it makes u not to sleep. |
cybercares:Add 08067213785 |
Flexherbal:Maintain d cure Hw?? |
Greetings everyone, Pls how do I pull out my funds frm Fbn MMF?? any idea? |
feelamong:bro abeg enlighten me more about this Fidelity securities. i like invest too. and also I fit top up my investment anytime like dat of mutual funds ?? |
feelamong:,OK do u Still Invest with dem?? |
feelamong:How far bros about this Fidelity securities?? their Rate still de constant?? |
Nigeria to raise nearly a billion dollars in naira treasury bill Lagos - Nigeria plans to raise 245.18bn naira ($773.44m) worth of Treasury bills with maturities ranging between three months and a year on August 3, traders said on Tuesday citing a central bank Treasury bill calendar. The central bank plans to issue 45.18bn naira in 3-month debt, 80bn naira of 6-month paper and 120bn naira of 1-year bills in a Dutch auction, they said. Indicative rates for the auction are 16% for 3-month, 18% for 6-months and 18.5% for 1-year bills, one trader said. The auction's results will be published the day after the sale. Yields on fixed income securities have been rising in recent months with the central bank mopping up naira liquidity to try to lure back foreign investors who sold naira assets following the plunge in the price of oil, Nigeria's economic mainstay. The bank lifted interest rates by 200 basis points last week to 14% to help fight inflation, which hit a 10-year high of 16.5% in June. The central bank was not immediately available to comment. |
22 Amnesty students graduate First and Upper Classes in UK. Twenty two of the 144 students under the Presidential Amnesty Programme who graduated from United Kingdom (UK) universities this session had First Class and Second Class Upper degrees. Three of them had First Class degrees from Liverpool and Bedfordshire universities. Mr. Lucky Godswill Azibanagein had a First Class in Mechatronics and Robotic System Engineering from University of Liverpool. Messrs. Torubein Fawei and Nicholas Nathaniel Goodnews who studied Telecommunications and Network Engineering, and Public Relations respectively at the University of Bedfordshire also graduated in First Class. The 144 Amnesty students graduated from 17 universities in UK. Eight of them had Second Class Upper degrees in Law, Criminology, Accounting, Computer Science and Health and Social Care from the University of Bedfordshire. Six of them graduated Second Class Upper from the University of Liverpool in Pharmacology, Geology, Maritime Business, Accounts & Finance, Politics and International Relations. Two had Second Class Upper from the Swansea University in, Law and international Relations while one each graduated in the same Class from Anglia Ruskin, Plymouth and Portsmouth universities. The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta and Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Brigadier General Paul Boroh (Rtd) while addressing the 144 graduates at the Nigeria High Commission in London expressed his deep appreciation and gratitude to President Muhammadu Buhari for his interest in the development of human capital in the Niger Delta and the aspirations of the people in the Region. He said the Government is proud of the graduates who have been good ambassadors of the country and that the Amnesty Programme is willing to grant Masters Degree scholarships to the First Class graduates. Owei Lakemfa Media & Communication Consultant Presidential Amnesty Programme. |
carpenter:abeg how do I check their monthly fund size?? show me d way bro |
congrats man. 5m u said?? wow dat means 15million naira go give me big houses for rentage o.??cos I'm working towards it. |
Fayose speaks...."In the next 6 months, all of us will see the 1.2km FLYOVER bridge that we are doing in Ado" "If I used my money to buy properties, what is their business? Is their money missing?" Ekiti people! Is your money missing?? Where dem ekiti guys make una com testify o. fayose Is asking you guys questions.. lol?? |
What would you do if after your wedding day u found out that the cameraman didn't take any snapshot on you, he was only flashing the camera.? |
Greetings to d House. Plssss I need your advise. I have not eaten the whole day because I Lost The Little money I had. Fortunately, I met my pastor and asked him for some money, at least, #300 for Mama Put takeaway. The pastor prayed for me instead, and told me God will make a way. He added that he would have given me if he had any money. As he removed his handkerchief while he was leaving, his folded #2,000 dropped and he didn't notice. So I picked the Money* Now Should I give the money back to the pastor or is it God who made A WAY for me ? ADVISE ME PLS! before I rock d Money...lol |
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Do you have Chinese chinchin in your brain. Do your research well before you saying spirit, well I've been making cool cash. mind you I'm a IT professionals and making extra cash aside my pro is no a crime.