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DSS is a credible intelligent organization, but the utterances of its Spoksperson is unproffessional. I hope Modu Sheriff's involvement in this issue will not be swept under the carpet, being that he is a member of the ruling party.

chimoz: Ike uche!!!!!!! You are fast loosing relevance in your country.

What is your basis for that assertion? Where has he gone wrong?

Khaynet: Top 10 Best University In Nigeria:in Terms Of Medicine & Surgery.

1) University of Ibadan.
2) Obafemi awolowo university.
3) University of Ilorin.
4) Ahmadu bello university Zaria.
5) University of lagos.
6) Lagos state University.
7) University of Nigeria Nsukka.
Delta state university Abraka.
9) Niger delta university.
10) Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma.

Do you think am right? Prove me wrong or
support me now in comment.

Where is University Benin. Should be among the top 5

What was existing before you became a Governor were just mere non radical islamic fundamentalists, some of whom you later regrouped for your electioneering campaign purposes and when you won and became the governor, you abadoned them; then they had grown, sophisticated and uncontrollable and had weapons bought with monies from your sponsorsip. If you had become a victim of them, I think it was because you did not finish what you started with them. Please go and answer to what you really know about terrorists.

I think the population of Lagos is far more than that and by the way, where is Kano on the list?

bigtt76: Go buy soap or Vaseline and Google Maheeda online .....stop complaining !

I understand your insinuation, but I just can't do that. Its against my principles

thorpido: Your wife should be fit for lovemaking at 3mths even if she had a tear.I guess she has some fears which is why she is rejecting.
Get someone to convince her(a doctor preferably)that all is well.
Get a lubricant to use and take it slow with the act.Also use a family planning method.

I will, thanks

ayaomoade: 3 months is too long in my own opinion. Couples should resume a healthy sex life any time after 6 weeks of childbirth. Yes, women are different. But if at this stage, she's still feeling unbearable pain during sex, then she needs a medical check up.
Google sex after childbirth to be more knowledgeable and encourage your wife to do the same. Once she's been medically fit, encourage her to relax during sex and use a lubricant to ease the friction.
She might also be scared of unplanned pregnancy. So, i suggest you decide on best family planning that will suit you two.

Thank you for the advice. Yes, she actually have the fear being pregnant so soon as another reason. I will try your options

My wife gave birth about 4 months ago, and now I can't bear the waiting anylonger to have intimacy with her, but she always kick against it anytime I demand for it, giving as excuses, the little tear she sustained when she was delivering and the fact that our baby is still too small. The day I could no longer bear it, I pestered and used everything within my 'persuasive skills' to get it, she reluctantly gave in and it was not a pleasant thing for her as she cried at every 'soft' or 'gentle' thrust. I love my wife, respect her womanhood and share in her pains and I don't want to go hurt her feelings. I need your sincere advice as am always urged to have intimacy with her, since I don't and I can't go outside to satisfy my urge. What do I do?

This is a good news. I hope it will not be an abandoned project or invite unneccesary controversy later.

Can someone help on how, where and when I can collect my card? I registered for same sometime in Spetember, 2013.

How do we get the copy and at what consideration?

mekula: My broda I wonder o. Mine doesnt last more than 3weeks. It is used to cook in the morning and then warm food for afternoon and night mostly and it still never stays up to a month. Besides LASG should be selling cheaper than they do now. I buy 2600 from private plants and 2800 from road side refillers. I expect the govt to sell at the most 2500. Just my opinion though.

Yours is relatively cheaper over there. Here in Abuja, we fill a 12.5 kg cylinder for 3,500 naira from accredited gas dealers.

mekula: My broda I wonder o. Mine doesnt last more than 3weeks. It is used to cook in the morning and then warm food for afternoon and night mostly and it still never stays up to a month. Besides LASG should be selling cheaper than they do now. I buy 2600 from private plants and 2800 from road side refillers. I expect the govt to sell at the most 2500. Just my opinion though.

Yours is relatively cheaper over there. Here is Abuja, we fill a 12.5 kg cylinder for 3,500 naira from accredited gas dealers.

laudate: Please check the following:

(1) Do you refill your cylinder from an accredited gas plant, petrol station or from the roadside? If you refill from the roadside, you may be cheated by those roadside retailers, as they often 'under-fill' the cylinders with a much lower quantity, than what is required. If you do not have a gauge to check the contents or refill level, or do not use a scale to weigh the cylinder before & after you refill, you may have been short-changed by your retailer. The result is that the gas cylinder refill, will not last as long it should, in your household.

(2) Is your gas cylinder valve leaking or damaged? This could cause the gas to escape in small quantities over a period of time, and such losses mean that the quantity of gas left in the cylinder, would not be enough to meet your needs over a period of time. Check your valves and make sure it does not leak. If it does, take it to a competent gas plant to be fixed, or buy a new cylinder.

(3) Are your burners emitting soot or have they been burning slowly and inefficiently? Please service your gas cooker regularly to ensure it performs optimally and the holes remain unblocked by oil or sediments from your cooking pot. That way, you would use less gas and your cylinder refill, would last much longer.

(4) Finally, get a good portable fire extinguisher, keep it in your kitchen and learn how to use it in case of an emergency!

Really educative and I think will really help. Thanks

matify: I recognise your right to freedom of speech and as a tax payer, the right to clarify you doubts.

However, you have made some scathing assertions against the military that portrayed your ignorance or sarcasm on her workings thereby making any meaningful contribution an exercise in futility as you mind is already cast in lead.

You are not communicating bros. I think you only want to write grammar, without an idea of what to say or you may have one, but don't know how to put it into unambiguos writing.

Since the Nigerian military was truly tested in the Nigerian civil war, the Nigerian military, comprising of the Army, Airforce and Navy has been sleeping, without the requisite update both in modern tactics and weapons. The Nigeria military, apart from being used by successive past and present Nigerian Government to assist in bringing peace to different troubled couintries in Africa, the invasion of hapless communities in Odi, etc and the challenge of the Niger Delta militancy, it has been gulping a large proportion of fiscal allocations, but what these funds have been used for is something Nigerians would want to ask, especially now that the military itself is complaining of lack of adequate and modern fighting equipments which accordinng to them,are not sophisticated enough. The questions I want us to ask is 1. Does that mean that the yearly budgets for the military have not been properly utilized for the right purpuse? 2. What is the essence of having a large and idle military which is feeding fat on the Nation's scarce resources? 3. What really is the work of the Nigerian Navy and the Air Force, consideirng their large personnel which gulps a lot of the nation's resources which could be used to finance education and health sectors? 4. Should Nigeria continue to keep a standing military, especially with an idle and 'workless' Navy and Air Force and even by extension a huge population of idle Army? To my mind, I believe untill thorough structural adjustment is properly carried in the military to be atune with the reality of Nigeria today, the military with her large unserviced and idle personnel will continue to consume the Nigerian resources, thereby growing pot bellies, while they will find it difficult to fight a battle as they are facing now with Boko Haram. Leave your suggestions please. No hard feelings, pls.

Not a bad revelation from Asari. It is a reminder to Nigerians, especially states like Nassarawa, Benue and others, who are currently at the mercy of the Fulani expansionists agenda, disguised as herdsmen.

I object to this uneccessary celebrations and hype being given to Courtey Dike. Could this be a colonial mentality because she is a U.S based? Instead of selecting her out for praises and this hype, we should rather celebrate the entire team or even celebrate the most outstanding player of the tournament- Asisat Osoala. No hard feelings for Dike, though.

I want to see a Jonathan/Sule Lamido for PDP and Kwankwaso/Oshiomole or Kwankwaso/Rochas for APC

DikeOha882: If the common man should do his calculation properly, he will know that gas is cheaper to kerosine, I have been using gas since my days in the university till date. My 12.5kg last for 3 rmonths, let's assume am buying kerosine by now I would have spent more than that. Though one thing I see is that some fa milies may find it difficult bring out the amount once to buy.

How often do you cook that your 12.5kg takes you upto 3 months? Even when I was single and seldom cook, it lasted only for about 2 months, but now with my wife and baby, it does not take us upto a month. So what's your magic?

Pls, I want us to leave our opinion and the possible solution to what should be done to bring back the glory of the once revered Nigerian Military and the Police force, once reckoned with and acclaimed any where in the world. This is the Nigerian military that has gone for interventionist mission in countries wihtin Africa and outside Africa with colourful and resounding successes. This is the Nigerian military that its mentioning was the begining of wisdom for many countries around the world, especially African countries, particularly Cameroun which was once our sworn enemy as a result of the Bakassi Pennysila. Now, reverse is the case, as the dreaded Boko Haram has shown the world that the Nigerian military is not what the world thinks of it. How can the Nigerian military begin to lose battles frequently to Boko Haram? How can the Nigerian military retreat from the battle front, crying lack of sophisticated weapons as reason? What is the problem with the once highly regarded Nigerian military? What do you think is the solution? Please leave your comment as this post may by chance get to the power that be, who are in position to reverse this recent trend with our military. Welcome on board.

Infinitesimal

Madam Patience Jonathan has to warn and starve off these ladies before they will seduce her husband o.

Will the new passport really go for N20,000? When the old one was officially N10,000, the Immigration officials were charging between N13k to N15k. The comrade Governor can bring this to the notice of their boss.

comos: but oshiomole said he has worked on that road

You lied. If this pictures posted here are of recent, then the flooding must be blamed on the Federal Govt, because when the Edo State Govt wanted to construct the road, though a Federal Road, the Hon. Minister of works kicked against it, saying the State Govt has no business with the road because it is a Federal Road. You can't put the blame on the Oshiomole, but on the Federal Ministry of Works.

chillykelly86: Apart from the national and state capitals, what are the most popular cities or towns in Nigeria?

I can't just do this off of my head but lets do this together.

I think the following are worth considering on the list(Not in order):-
1. Ore
2. Onitsha
3. Warri
4. Aba
5. Ife
6. Bonny Island
7. Eket
8. Chibok
9. Ogbomoso
10. Kafanchan
11. Zaria
12. Sagamu
13. Nsukka
14. Nnewi
15. Ikorodu
16. Mubi

Oya choose your top 10 from the list or add your own ...

Auchi, Okene, Ajaokuta, Zaria,

LMAyedun: Some cases of unresolved political assassinations in Nigeria

Dele Giwa October 19, 1986 Lagos Parcel bomb Unresolved

Babatunde Elegbede May 5, 1994 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Lekan Owolabi March 1995 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Captain Tunde Ashafa June 11, 1995 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Mr. Alfred Rewane October 6, 1995 Lagos Shot Unresolved

David Izegwere December 1995 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Kayode Awosanya January 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Tajudeen Abiola (Mrs.) February 9, 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Alhaji Sama Kano April 8, 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Admiral Olu Omotehinwa May 22, 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Irene Obodo (Mrs.) June 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Alhaja Kudirat Abiola June 4, 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Chief Adejola Balogun June 15, 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Esther A. Tejuoso (Mrs.) September 19,1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Alhaja Suliat Adedeji November 14, 1996 Ibadan Shot Unresolved

Toyin Onagoruwa December 1996 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Engr. Adesoji A. Dina September 1998 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Kola Tokunbo January 31, 1999 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Patrick Okoye January 31, 1999 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Sunday Ugwu September 9, 1999 Enugu Shot Unresolved

Igwe Francis Nwankwo February 15, 2000 Anambra Shot Unresolved

Nicholas Okhuakhua June 2000 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Mohammed Shuaibu September 2000 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Obatou Mumbo October 17, 2000 Onitsha Shot Unresolved

Idowu Braimoh November 5, 2000 Ondo Shot Unresolved

Joseph Osayande December 4, 2000 Benin Shot Unresolved

Chief Layi Balogun December 10, 2000 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Monday Ndor August 19, 2001 Port Harcourt Shot Unresolved

Onyebuchi Ede August 23, 2001 Ebonyi Shot Unresolved

Chibueze Idah August 23, 2001 Ebonyi Shot Unresolved

Ogbonna Odimbaiwe August 23, 2001 Ebonyi Shot Unresolved

Ifeanyi Nnaji August 23, 2001 Ebonyi Shot Unresolved

Odunayo Olagbaju December 20, 2001 Ife Shot Unresolved

Chief Bola Ige December 23, 2001 Ibadan Shot Unresolved

Mr. S.A. Awoniyi January 7, 2002 Abuja Stabbed Unresolved

Eyo Eyo April 2002 Calabar Shot Unresolved

Ifeanyi Igbokwe April 18, 2002 Lagos Shot Unresolved

Musa Dayo May 9, 2002 Bauchi Shot Unresolved

Christopher Ogbonna May 26, 2002 Nsukka Shot Unresolved

Maria-Theresa Nsa June 11,2002 Cross River Shot Unresolved

Chief & Mrs. Barnabas Igwe September 1, 2002 Onitsha Shot Unresolved

Mr. Ogbonnaya Uche February 8, 2003 Owerri Shot Unresolved

E. Emenike February 13, 2003 Imo Shot Unresolved

Theodore Agwatu February 22, 2003 Owerri Shot Unresolved

Emily Omope March 3, 2003 Ibadan Shot Unresolved

Marshal Harry March 5, 2003 Abuja Shot Unresolved

Bala Mai-Haice March 17, 2003 Yamal tu Deba Shot Unresolved

Ajibola Olanipekun June 21, 2003 Ibadan Shot Unresolved

Aminosoari Dikibo February 6, 2004 Delta Shot Unresolved

Lateef Olaniyan July 16, 2005 Ibadan Shot Unresolved

Peter Eboigbe August 11, 2005 Benin Shot Unresolved

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/01/how-rights-abuse-led-to-killings-in-nigeria/

http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/2010/02/15/political-killings-and-survival-of-democracy/

NO RESOLUTION; NO SOLUTIONS ; NO RESOLVES............CASES GONE COLD.

R I P to the. m all

Also, (1). Mr. Oyerinde, Principal Secretary to Gov. Oshiomole, killed in 2012. (2). Abraham Doda(ABD), killed in Adolor College, Benin city in 2002, (3) Romeo fell to the bullets of cowards in, (4) OS, Nosa fell in Ekiadolor, Benin city in 2004, (5) Donraye (Donwarning), who was murdered in cold blood at ICE road, Benin, by some political thugs. We will surely get your killers soon. May your souls continue to rest in peace.

The National Conference in its final report recommended the creation of 19 additional states to bring the number of states in the country to 54.
The recommendation was made by the Committee on Political Restructuring and Forms of Government jointly headed by Ike Nwachukwu and Mohammed Kumalia.
Initially, some Northern delegates kicked against moves to create additional states apart from the one proposed for the South-East which was overwhelmingly supported. But after series of consultations by the leadership of delegations, the Conference unanimously adopted the recommendation for the creation of additional 19 new states.
Below is the obtained copy of the proposed map of a new Nigeria after the states proposed by the conference are created.

Source: Premium times

Yet, the 'best performing' Governor is only focused on Uyo and Eket, where people can easily notice. Akwa Ibom as a top beneficiary of derivation fund, what is he using the billions of Naira for?

This is not new to Nigerians anymore. While the Boko Haram fighters have acess to better motivation and equipments, provided from within and outside the country, the Nigerian military Chiefs and commanders are busy embezzling the money provided by the Federal Government to equip these Nigerian military combatants. No wonder all the Service Chiefs and commanders grow pot bellies overnight immediately they are given these positions. What has happened to the over 1.5 trillion Naira so far spent to equip the military? Where are the equipments? We must demand accountability from those charged with using the fund. Enough of killing our military men like fowls.

Where is Folurunsho Alakija and Abdulsamad of Bua Group? What is Raymond Dokpesi doing on that list?