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Rone16:
Turn on's- he must be smart(N/B-you mustn't get 5.0 but at least talk like someone who knows what he's saying),Good sense of humor,a guy who thinks with his brain not his stuff,neat with a good sense of style,a low key type of guy
Turn offs-I hate guys that choose drugs,cigarettes and alcohol over their babes,guys without a mind of theirs(always listening to peers and all),talkative,always everywhere, needy guys(calling everyday)

You just described me....send me a pm if you're serious

dachaste:
See me see good tin ooh. Howw u want mk we tak know. Biko pick ha call Mak u ask her Jare.

Sisi I've been picking up Her calls...... She always has little or nothing to say....

HungerBAD:
The police in Delta State have uncovered no fewer than 23 illegal orphanages where babies are allegedly sold within the Warri and Asaba environs of the state.

The police arrested 21 persons suspected to be behind the illicit business, just as they recovered six babies in the hideout of the suspects.

The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mrs. Celestina Kalu, confirmed the development, saying that the police, following a tip-off, have rescued over 40 babies allegedly put up for sale at various illegal orphanage in Asaba, Kwale and Warri.


Kalu said, “Recently, the police uncovered a baby factory behind NTA Asaba and arrested the operators of the factory. The police also arrested other 21 persons (male and female) suspected to be running illegal orphanage homes in Warri metropolis, their hideout was located at the outskirt of Warri towards Udu where the police uncovered an uncompleted buildings where the six babies were discovered.”

She added that the suspects were currently helping the police in the investigation.

Kalu said the suspects, upon interrogation, confessed to the crime, saying they bought babies from relations of mentally challenged persons and took them to the home where they were sold.

SUNDAY PUNCH gathered that a six-month baby was put up for sale for N2.5m, while those between the ages of three and four years were sold for N5m.

The state Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs. Omosola Williams, while reacting, said “The state government is very committed in the fight against illegal orphanages and sale of babies. We will not allow such to thrive in Delta State as we partner with the law enforcement agencies, especially the police, to bring culprits to book.”

http://www.punchng.com/?p=13368

Baby factory....major source of income after petrol ....smh

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Nik0l:
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Sorry guys...I summarized the whole stuff.....This post is a precis of the previous one

She asked for our one year unstable relationship to end in friendship with the excuse that she never loved me...I already envisioned that through her recent body languages ie not letting me hold her and the rest.I prepared myself for the situation.... so when She came with her 'bomb'...I maintained my composure and was literally unmoved_ the least of her expectations... I even brought her friendship down to the level of mere acquaintance..... That was my own 'bomb' for her.....(Note:I love this girl like mad,,,but guys are becoming wiser).....My bomb threw her off balance,and She immediately fell sick(I never knew she loved me that much)...She's been calling me on phone ever since....Abeg guys(ladies included)wetin She want?