[quote author=Exponental post=37926974]Are you a virgin? If no, who will marry your left over? Definitely a non virgin like you. So marry someone else's left over too.
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Like seriously, not being a virgin or being a single mother does not make a lady/woman a bad.
Likewise not all virgins will make a faithful and good wife. [/quot

am still a virgin

missKiffy:
I know where you can find one but pls answer this question 1st, are you a virgin

yes i am

Is it among the wealthy family or in the Vilage? I want to settle down so i need a virgin but the problem is i have gone so many places searching and up till now i haven't found one or should i give up and close my eyes and marry your advice please

This happened in Uganda when the boy was interviewed he said that he lost his job and nobody cares for him except this woman who gave him house, however, it is when they stay for long time they happen to fall in love and decide to marry. Imagin? What do you have to say about this

buhari should probe that prayer warrior

Please i want to you (experienced andriod users) to advise me on which one to buy, however, what i actually need is a phone thats is easy to root without any difficulty irrespective whether it is kitkat or lollipop


thanks

buhari should probe this

this is what they carry from last month come this new month of mber, anyway, happy new month Nairalanders

I know this is the place i can get the best answer i needed so lets have your views

I just heard this on air during a radio programme and was like wow so to become ACP member is now easy as A B C nah to just log on and register
sai baba

ABUJA—The All Progressives Congress (APC) yesterday, faulted what it described as a massive campaign to stop the recovery of an estimated N13.972 trillion allegedly squandered by the immediate past administration.

The N13.972trn as computed by Vanguard was the summation of funds allegedly unaccounted for, withheld or allegedly stolen mostly from the oil sector. The party said in a statement, yesterday, that the campaign to stop the recovery of the funds would be a total disservice to probity and public decency. The APC’s assertion was immediately rebuffed by the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, which described the APC claim as reckless, irresponsible and highly provocative.

The PDP said APC’s display of imaginary figures was a desperate effort by the ruling party to achieve a heinous agenda against the Goodluck Jonathan administration. The PDP also yesterday, appealed to Nigerians and the international community to appeal to President Muhaamdu Buhari to guard against what the party claimed as the seeming determination of the government to derail the country’s democracy. Citing what it claimed was an attempt to stifle democratic institutions, the opposition party said that Buhari was showing himself not to be a born again democrat as he had earlier claimed.

The APC which described as mind-boggling, the massive looting of the nation’s treasury by public officials during the Jonathan administration, vowed that nothing but the total recovery of the funds will be acceptable to patriotic Nigerians.

The APC reaction followed commentaries at the weekend that trailed the assertion by the National Peace Committee for caution in the war against graft. Besides, a member of the committee, Bishop Matthew Kukah was also quoted last week as calling on the administration not to focus on a probe of the Jonathan administration. In a statement issued in Lagos, yesterday, by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said anyone who attempts, either by deeds or words, to sabotage the recovery efforts is not a patriot and deserves nothing but public opprobrium.

Narrating some of the funds allegedly stolen or unaccounted for during the Jonathan administration, the APC said: *3.8 trillion Naira out of the 8.1 trillion Naira earned from crude oil (2012-2015) withheld by NNPC *2.1 billion US dollars (N413.7 billion) from Excess Crude Account unaccounted for *Department of Petroleum Resources’ unremitted 109.7 billion Naira royalty from oil firms *6 billion US dollars (N1.182 trillion) allegedly looted by some ministers of the last administration *160 billion barrels of crude worth 13.9 billion US dollars (N2.7383) lost between 2009 and 2012 *15 million US dollars (N2.955 trillion) from botched arms deal yet to be returned to Nigeria *13 billion US dollars (N2.561 trillion) in NLNG dividends mostly unaccounted for *30 billion Naira rice waiver *183 billion naira unaccounted for at the NDDC Tip of the iceberg Remarkably, the APC said the above listed ‘missing’ funds constituted just a tip of the iceberg since they are mostly from a few sectors of the economy, mostly the oil sector, and were discovered even before the forensic audit now being undertaken in some key areas. Saying that the present administration cannot turn a blind eye to such, the APC said: “It is absolutely gratifying that Nigerians are vehemently opposed to the few who would rather have the government of the day turn a blind eye to the looted funds and, in their words, carry on with the process of governance. “Truly, what sort of governance can go on if the billions of Naira in a few hands are not recovered? In the first instance, the government needs every kobo of the funds it can muster to bring about the change it has promised Nigerians. Secondly, leaving
such hair-raising funds in the hands of the few looters is dangerous, because they can use the funds to destabilize any government. In fact, no one will be surprised if the looters use their dirty funds to sponsor public demonstrations against the
government’s determination to recover the funds.
“Thirdly, allowing those who privatized the commonwealth to get away is offering a thumbs- up for looting. No responsible government will do that,” APC said. The party said that already, the looters have embarked on a relentless and an increasingly-bold campaign to discredit the government of the day and sabotage the funds’ recovery process, using newspaper columnists, ‘talking heads’ and otherwise respectable opinion leaders.

“They and their paid hirelings have tried to employ sophistry to muddle the waters, but Nigerians are much wiser, and will not succumb to the dirty antics of the looters’ megaphones,” it said. APC said it is necessary to remind Nigerians of the kind of massive looting of the treasury that took place in the past few years, so they can better appreciate the seriousness of the issue at stake. It, therefore, listed some instances of the looting as follows:

“The level of looting that went on in other sectors is better imagined, hence the need for all Nigerians to rally around the Buhari Administration to recover the loots, bring the looters to justice and to put in place measures to prevent such looting in the future,” it said. It’s all lies — PDP In its response yesterday, the PDP National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, described the claims by the APC as a desperate attempt by the APC to get public approval. The PDP said: “In trying to escalate their stock-in- trade of lies, wild allegations and falsehood, the APC failed to understand that their baseless fabrications are capable of throwing an unsuspecting nation into chaos.

“The spate of fabrications by Lai Mohammed has become a sickening source of worry for well- meaning Nigerians, including those in his party.” The PDP, therefore, called on President Buhari and the APC as a party, to call their spokesman to order before “he plunges the country into crisis with wild and unsubstantiated claims.”

The PDP said instead of engaging in unnecessary playing to the gallery, the APC-led government should get serious with the fight against corruption by investigating and prosecuting corrupt persons, while moving on with the demands of governance, especially in fulfilling their numerous campaign promises for which they were voted into office at the centre.

The PDP in another statement accused the APC-led government of aiming to undermine the critical democratic institutions and notably, the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC which it said had now been laid constitutionally prostrate on account of lack of a quorum. Metuh said despite claims of being a converted democrat,n President Buhari has allowed, under his watch, an incessant violation of sections of the nation’s constitution, a development that has become a huge threat to democracy and the stability of the nation. “For instance, how can this government explain the
fact that a major institution of democracy like the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has been deliberately debilitated to the extent that it can no longer perform its statutory responsibility for lack of quorum?

“Nigerians are aware that before his tenure expired
on June 30, the former INEC Chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega wrote to President Buhari, intimating him of the fact that the tenure of majority of the national commissioners will expire before August, yet the President never acted, resulting in the present crisis in the commission, where more than 80% out of the statutory 13 members remain vacant, even as 11 states of the federation are also without Resident Electoral Commissioners.

“We note that this anomaly is in addition to the uncertainty surrounding the controversial appointment of an Acting Chairman of INEC in the person of a national commissioner whose tenure has since expired, not minding that there is no provision for an acting chairman of INEC in our constitution.

“This development has completely enervated the commission from carrying out its functions as stipulated in part 1 of 3rd schedule of the 1999 constitution as amended, thereby putting our electoral system under severe threat.

“We ask, if not for a possibility of an ulterior motive to inject a constitutional crisis and undermine the nation’s democracy, why should President Buhari wait to be urged before he upholds his responsibility of forwarding replacements to the Senate for confirmation so as to enable the commission effectively carry out its constitutional responsibilities to the nation? ”

“Could this be a ploy by the APC-led government to use a decapitated INEC to conduct the forthcoming governorship elections in Kogi and Bayelsa to pave way for their planned ‘capture’ of the two PDP states?

“Is the weakening of INEC not part of the plot to use the commission to put the PDP in precarious position in various electoral tribunals to the advantage of the APC?

The PDP also faulted the administration’s failure to constitute a cabinet and what it cited as the repeated attacks on the “revered national leaders in the National Peace Committee, which has as members, former Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami
Abubakar, the Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, respected clerics; Archbishop John Onaiyekan and Bishop Matthew Hassan Kuka, retired justices of superior records as well as others highly respected patriotic Nigerians, for daring to counsel Buhari’s government on some observed undemocratic tendencies and processes.

“The crass attacks are more astonishing, considering the much appreciated role these great Nigerians played in ensuring a peaceful and violence free 2015 general elections.

“This is especially as we have no reason to believe that such weighty attacks from the President’s party
can come without his approval, more so as the APC spokesman, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, who authored the statements was not part of the meeting between the President and the Peace Committee.

Noting that the party is not against the anti-graft war, the party called on its former members now in the APC who were groomed in democratic ethos while in the PDP to nudge their new party towards good manners.

“We call on some well-meaning Nigerians who have found themselves in the APC, especially, those who at one time or the other, were pupils of the teachings and visions of the founding fathers of the PDP, to rise above the shallowness of their temporary enclave and join in this major defence of democratic ethos”.

Hi everybody on this land, i believe you all are in good health. I want use this opportunity to introduce myself officially to you i have been a member (comment reader) and a secret admirer of INTROVERT i just like her comments (some very reasonable) and her FTC things, she is so sharp, however, i want to dedicate this to her (no hating please) and every other beautiful girls, ladies and women of this land but for you introvert i sing this song titled Question http://www.datafilehost.com/d/05be146d specially for you and to all nairalanders today is my birthday i need you LIKES and WISHES may God bless NAIRALAND
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who is that mumu beside him

I don't know whether you have noticed it but it is true, however, the mother of the bride appears to be more happier than everybody on the wedding day, What do you have to say about that my people

My Nokia E5 always restart by itself
software version: 071.003
customer version: 071.003.C00.01
type: RM-632

Do you know why? Share your views

midolian:
lool..you should have jst rang them.

all they said is that they very sory for the deduction

I don't know if have noticed it, however, yesterday i recharged my phone in the night when i woke up in the morning and wanted to make call i was told i don't sufficient balance i was suprised and decided to check my balance but truly it was zero Naira so i recharged again and they gave me 20mb after i finished making two minutes call and also want to enter the internet i received notification telling me that i will be charged 205klobite/load when i check my mb it was zero and balance is zero Naira, can you imagin? N200 has gone, today the same thing happened and am very sure i didn't subscribe to anything or borrow money from them.

This news of gay or homo among human beings is getting too much in this country, so i want to ask if this is a 'communicable disease'(allow me to use that word) and if it is, how can somebody prevent its self from such disease or is it a spiritual something involving initiation or what. Please your opinion

I don't know how it may sound to you but i just heard as a news today, however, how can a married woman open her mouth to say that her husband rape her, imagin? Anyway my fellow Nairalanders what do you have to say

let me relocate

Mr. Ilo Calistus , a students of University of Nigeria,
Nsukka (UNN), has been selected to represent
Nigeria at the 11th edition of the Google Summer of
Code programme. The final year student of the department of
Computer Science and UNN Google Student
Ambassador will work with Syster, an Anita Borg
Institute based in United States and contribute to
the 55 million lines of code which has been written
so far for the development of an Android App for Peace Corp volunteers. This year about 1,051 students will be participating;
representing a total of 73 countries. Each of the
students will be required to work for a period of 12
weeks with the organization he or she will be
assigned to. The Google Summer of Code which began in 2005
is a program that offers student developers
stipends to write code for various open source
projects for top technology companies like Google,
Mozilla, Encyclopedia of Life, etc.

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baby girls are not smiling too #thismycountryself

By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor & Levinus Nwabughiogu
ABUJA — President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) yesterday, reassured Nigerians that the incoming government of All Progressives Congress, APC, will not fail them.
Buhari, who hosted a delegation from Taraba State, also said by the end of his tenure in 2019, Nigerians would be confident of a society where elections would be free, fair and credible.
Also, to underscore his inclination to the rule of law, the President-elect directed security personnel attached to his convoy to always heed traffic regulations and stop at red lights.
Buhari’s assurance was sequel to lamentations from the governorship candidate of APC in Taraba State, Senator Aisha Alhassan, who led the Taraba delegation told Buhari that she was robbed of victory at the last gubernatorial election in the state.
Alhassan’s story, however, took Buhari down memory lane as he encouraged the candidate, who had earlier informed him of her journey to the courts to challenge the outcome of the election in court.
He recalled that he was in courts for several years over electoral frauds to fight for his rights.
My many election journeys
He said: “It is a battle well fought and I am very pleased that you have taken the honourable way out. According to the Nigerian constitution, you may go to court. I was there three times and ended up in the Supreme Court.
“Sometimes, people wonder why I tried so hard. I tried so hard because it is a system I believe in. I believe that multi party democratic system is the best form of governance with a big caveat that election must be free and fair.
“Really, this is why I am in it. I was in APP, I joined partisan politics in April 2002 and on that date, at my ward, those who knew me, and have been following my career antecedent in the military, would not believe it that I will participate in partisan politics and I will not also believe it. But I found myself in it and I never turned back.
“Within one year, APP gave me the ticket. There were governors, senators and much older people than me, but all the same, I got the ticket. I lost, I was in court for 30 months. In 2007, we tried to have a limited merger and became ANPP and again, I participated and was told I lost.
“I went to court for 20 months up to the Supreme Court and I felt that my party was not fair to me. While I was in court, the leadership of the party proceeded and took two marginal ministries in late Yar’Adua’s cabinet and an Adviser. For that disgraceful behaviour by the party leadership, I left the party and we floated the CPC.
“Again, I attempted in 2011 and lost and again and I was in court for about eight months. I contested now for the fourth time under APC having successfully gone through with the merger of the three legacy parties.
“So, Aisha, don’t give up. You are younger and this is your first attempt. I contested three times and this is my fourth attempt. I hope that you succeed in court. I am impressed by the quality of Taraba people you brought here.”
2015 elections, a landmark
The President-elect also said the advent of the technology of card reader and the will of the Nigerians have redefined the electoral system in Nigerian.
He said: “I think that 2015 will go down in Nigeria political history as a glorious year. Nigerians have deliberately understood what is multi party democracy. But we thank God for technology, PVC and card reader and the insistence of constituencies to make sure they are used.
“However, in two political zones where they were subverted, the people wanted to vote, but they were not allowed to vote and they continued with what they used to do in their party offices or their sitting rooms, where they would write the results, go to radio house and television house and announce the result and say whoever does not accept the result should go to court.
“How many people can go to court when they are struggling to get the next day’s meal? Where will they get the millions to give to those Senior Advocates of Nigeria. I was able to do it because of the goodwill of Nigeria which again demonstrated itself this year.
“People agreed that I am not a very rich man, but I was lucky that Nigerians believe in me and they put their strength together, voted and made sure that their votes count. I say thanks to the technology. Please continue to support those among you that you feel will go and work for your state and for the country. I assure you that the government of the APC, when eventually put in place, will be a competent Nigerian government.
“We will never betray the people because they have risked everything. Some even lost their lives in this course to make sure that APC succeed and that we have a leadership in place that they can trust and that is what multi party democracy is all about.”
How I became born-again democrat
Buhari also gave an insight into his conviction to become a democrat, saying: “I will tell you what made me a multi party democrat. In 1991, after coming out of detention, I was sitting at home and the Soviet Union collapsed. They were the world power fighting the western world. They had more sophisticated weapons, but something happened.
“There was confusion and everybody went away. Today, there are 18 countries from the former Soviet Union. That was when I believed that multi party democratic system is a superior form of governance and that is why I joined democracy.
“We have made a big stride this year and I assure you, God willing, if we survive the next four years, Nigerians will be in a position to confidently raise their head and elect their representatives and leaders.
“They will choose those they want as their representatives from local government, states and to the centre. I will fight for free, fair and credible election because that is why I remain in politics. I thank you very much for the sacrifices you have made to make sure we succeeded.”
I’ll obey traffic regulations as president — Buhari
Meanwhile, to underscore his inclination to the rule of law, Buhari has directed security personnel attached to his convoy to always heed traffic regulations and stop at red lights at traffic points.
“Without leadership by example, the ordinary citizens would become copycats of the lawlessness of their leaders,” Buhari was quoted as saying in a statement issued by his media office last night.
The President-elect, who currently stops at every traffic light, promised to continue with the tradition as president as a way of demystifying the arrogance in power.
Buhari was further quoted as saying that the “arrogance of power, lawlessness and disregard for the rights and convenience of fellow citizens would have no place in his government.”
The statement quoted Buhari as saying that for leaders to inspire respect, they must obey the laws of the country, adding that when leaders treat the country’s laws with contempt, they send the wrong message to the citizens.
Buhari lamented a situation where fellow citizens are punished at traffic points and public roads because of the “arrogant lawlessness of the leaders.”
Anyaoku to Buhari: Expectations of Nigerians are high
In a related development, former Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, yesterday, told Buhari that the expectations of Nigerians from the incoming government were high, urging him not to fail the people.
The expectations, Anyaoku said, were hinged on the campaign promises of the president-elect.
Speaking to journalists during his congratulatory visit to Buhari at the Defence House in Abuja, Anyaoku also extolled the virtues of the incoming president, saying he is a disciplined man who is averse to corruption.
He said: “I had useful discussions with President-elect, congratulated him on his victory and told him he’s coming in as president on a very high wave of expectations throughout the country. I also told him that the high expectations are based on the promises he made during his campaign to the people but more importantly on the general perception of his character.
“He is perceived as a man with very strong sense of discipline, a man who is truly averse to corruption, a man whose lifestyle has been frugal not ostentatious or opulent and above all a man who is very committed to the welfare of the masses. I believe that if his administration reflects these qualities that the country’s challenges and problems would be effectively tackled.”
Asked by journalists to offer a diplomatic advice to the incoming government with regards to the xenophobic attacks in South Africa, Anyaoku said the president-elect should continue to work with the South Africa president.
He advised Nigerians living in South Africa to be law-abiding in their host country.
He said: “I think that Nigeria’s relations with the world at the moment is quite good. We have had a tiff with the South African situation but not with the South African government. I think the xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa has been condemned by the South African government.
“I believe that the way President Jonathan has handled the issue has been very good. So I would suggest that the incoming president will continue the personal relationship with the President of South Africa so that when incidents like that occur, the two governments will have a dialogue.”

I was amazed seeing this

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The News has been spreading on Facebook, twitter, etc that Ebola has retured as people in lagos are relocating to other state, i almost fainted when i heard the news, however, can somebody here tell me it is not true so u will save me from fainting

I am 20yrs old and all girls that i think they are the same age with me that i wooed declined me saying that they have boyfriend, however, i checked 18yrs old all saying the same thing alas, i was surprise when i go down to 16yrs old and five young girls i have met so far said the same thing, so should i go on searching in the level of 16yrs old or should i go down once more? i really want to enter into a serious relationship