₦airaland Forum

ifenuwon:
Actually she is a fashion designer and most of customers are ladies....at least all
I have spoken to her more than 6 times concerning her change in behavior bt she alway says we should just leave it like that
The worst thing is that my mom got back from surgery abt two months now and my supposed Gf hasn't called called her or come to see her ( she stays 10mins walk from my house)
I really do love her bt with all these things she has been doing I am fed up
I can't really imagine why she finds it hard to explain to me who those guys are....

Zarqabe:
as long as dey don't allow it to distract dem from studies

optional1:
HOW TO KEEP THE LADY YOU ARE DATING:
Do you love your girl and you don't want another
man to snatch her from you? Then do the
following things:

1. Give her plenty of attention. If you give her
attention, she will not seek for attention
elsewhere. Chat with her online via social media or else another man will.

2. Give her listening ears whenever she is
speaking to you. Avoid pressing your phone or reading a newspaper when your girl is talking to you.

3. Do not promise her and fail. Do not promise her what you cannot do. It is better for you to say you don't have than to promise and fail.

4. Do not be stingy. Avoid telling her that you
don't have, you don't have all the time.

5. Be caring. To be caring does not only mean you should be giving her money. There are many ways of showing care; e.g show concern whenever she is sad or in problems; be by her side when she is in problems, do not abandon her in her days of sorrow.

6. Tell her daily that she is beautiful.

7. Tell her daily that you love her.

8. Play with her and joke with her daily.

9. Don't be too hard and don't be too soft. Scold her a little, and pet her a little. Do not over pet or over scold.

10. Love her siblings, and respect her parents.

11. Appreciate her when she helps you to do
something.

12. Allow her to advise you, seek her suggestions and respect her opinions.

13. Respect her.

14. Do not take her for granted.

15. Do not cheat on her.

16. Play with her hairs

17. kiss her on her forehead, cheek and neck. It will pass a good message to her.


18. Let her sit on your lap sometimes.




I dy my house dey do oro come beat me.

StrawberryGloss:
You must respect yourself first and foremost if you want somebody else to respect you back. What she is doing is a lack of respect. You need to think that the reason for doing that is that she is lacking attention from you, or yours isn’t enough.

Flirting is a symptom of future cheating. Think about it, if you were married.. would you want the mother of your children doing that? Would you be okay with that? It is all about perspective and putting yourself in the shoes of your future self.

Think ahead. A woman needs a man. Be a man. Take charge. Sit her down, confront her and tell her to stop or it’s over.

Olachase:
Ha OP. The girl I wanted to date is on nairaland what If she see all this it might not work again

Lalas247:
Excuse me Mr Op
Na lie .. why do guys already bring up the issue of forgiveness ..
so can you tell me what offences we should forgive ? Pls note forgiving means the other person did something terrible ..

So how many I'm sorry should we take

TboyGOLD:
Im a guy,just thru wit my final paper in skul,preparing 4 nysc later ds year or early next year...pls guys,i want u to advice me on recent happinin in my relationship..im in a long distance relationship wit a guy,we meet wen she yet to gain admission to a poly while im already in skul.she finally got admitted in a skul near by to my skul(dsame state) and our love thicked d more bt suddenly she start misbehaving and i made effort to fathom wat is going wrong den and i got to knw dat she dating another guy in her skull.wit dat one of her friend in skul told me evry tin abt her and d guy dat she even went to d guys village of recent.even wit my findings i didnt fight wit her or make her known until we had a little fight on phone and she drop me a message a day later(d day of my project defence) dat shes knw more interested.immediately i felt so bad and uncomfortable bco ds was a girl i so much love,trust and cherish.i only av sex with her once and dat was wen i disvirgin her,since den i dnt do anytin wit her waiting til we get married.so after d her message,i called her friend and told her,she quick cal her and ask her wat went wrong,her friend later arranged a meeting for d 3 of us where i confront her abt d cheating,belief me, she was mad on hw i got to knw abt evry tin she did and i told her she either end it wit him or me.later wen she left,she cal me to apologz dat she has end d relationship wit d guy,dat she only date d guy because she need money at dat time and d guy always provide...she beg me to forgive her and dat she want me back and dat she wil never do such again...brother and sister,ds is a girl i intend to marry,wit her,av never had any side chick,my faithful to d core,she is my world-the girl i so much love and believe in.and now she just broke my heart wit a cheat,pls should i stil take her back.ds is d babe i plane to marry oh..d worst tin is dat i stil love her and some part of me stil want her back while some part of me is scaring and bitter abt wat she did and possibly future reoccurence. Thou she promise dat wont happen again..pls advice me on wat to do

oluwashedy:
Some gehz will clearly see those signs identified by OP and claim the guy loves them

Nuel25846:
something like this I guess.

SamanN:
All I can recollect is F=Bil, force per unit length would be (F/l)

Nuel25846:
If an object just begins to slide on a surface inclined at 30o to the horizontal,the coefficient of friction is

A. √3
B. √3/2
C. 1/√2
D. 1/√3

Optimist1998:
The linear expansivity of a metal P is twice that of another metal Q. When these materials are heated through the same temperature change, their increase in length is the same. Calculate the ratio of the original length of P to that of Q.
A. 1:4
B. 1:2
C. 2:1
D. 4:1
E. 6:1

Donpre:
B


I'd go with D

Most Def A

I'm assuming there isn't an angle. using the formula for range, there wasn't a correct option but using the formula for maximum height, A would be correct

Are you sure the question is correct?... and the S.I unit of the answers is also wrong

Optimist1998:
Good morning y'all

When light passes through two media x and y of refraction indices 1.51 and 1.33 respectively, the speed of light in
A. x is same as in y
B. x and y is same as in vacuum
C. x is higher than in y
D. y is higher than in x

Give reasons

BREAKING TIMES has obtained photographs of Bashir, one of the sons of Nigeria’s former FCT Minister, Nasir El-Rufai and current Governor of Kaduna State.

Bashir, the wild son of Mallam El Rufai is seen here looking ‘stoned’ and living like the spoilt children of an oil sheik. More than 50 percent of Nigerians live below the international poverty line of US$1.25 per day, according to the United Nations.

Bashir on Wednesday made a shockingly snide remark describing Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti State as a ‘vagabond’.

Bashir took to his Twitter page to comment on a post by Nigerian Lawyer, Ayo Sogunro, while stating his opinion on unpaid workers salaries in Osun State.

The comment has attracted condemnation and shock from Twitter users who find it ridiculous to come to terms with the recent uncultured social media attack on public office holders from children of men with similar status.

Delayed cabinet: Stock market investors lose N238bn

The delay by President Muhammadu Buhari in appointing ministers and other key officials as well as the lack of clear information about his government’s policy direction have been major deterrents to investment in the nation’s capital market.

Capital market analysts, who spoke to our correspondent on the recent performance of the market stressed that investors, especially foreigners, were unlikely to make significant investment in the market, if any at all until, they had a clear picture of the policy direction of the government.

As of Thursday, three weeks after the inauguration of the President on May 29, the value of equities listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange had declined by N238bn or 2.04 per cent, while the NSE All-Share Index fell by 2.47 per cent or 849.87 basis points.

In 14 trading sessions post-inauguration, the stock market closed on a positive note on only five occasions and with marginal gains.
This, according to analysts, is due to the delay in the formation of the cabinet and lack of vital information about what the economy direction is going to look like, leaving investors uncertain about the what policies the government will implement.

The situation is different from what happened immediately after the presidential election.

In the first trading session after the declaration of Buhari as the winner of the election, the value of stocks listed on the NSE rose by a historical 8.4 per cent or N904bn.

Asked if the delay in forming the cabinet and announcing key appointments had affected the performance of the market, a financial analyst at WSTC Financial Services Limited, Mr. Olutola Oni, said it surely had.

He explained that the investment climate had been to a large extent dampened by the fact that the enthusiasm by which people looked forward to the coming of the new government was suppressed by what they had seen the government do since it was inaugurated.

Oni said, “When the elections were conducted peacefully and the transition was peaceful, people expected that the incoming government would consolidate on that, roll out the list of those that would form the new government and make one or two policy statements.

“But up till now, apart from the fact that the government moved the military command centre to Borno State, no other policy statement has been made, not even as regards the issue of the fuel crisis. Everything has been virtually the same; just like nothing happened on the political scene.”

According to him, it is normal for investors to want to see the team that the current administration plans to work with and get a feel of its ability to address the key issues of insecurity and corruption.

“The quality of people that are going to come on board will go a long way to determine what the outcome will be in the short to medium-term generally; it is going to determine whether the government is serious about tackling corruption or whether it is going to merely scratch it on the surface,” he said.

The Head, Research and Investment Advisory, Sterling Capital, Mr. Sewa Wusu, shared a similar view.

Wusu, who stressed that investors were currently on the sidelines, said they had expected the government to hit the ground running in terms of coming up with a clear-cut policy direction.

He explained that a clear policy direction was important because that would give investors confidence as they would know where the economy was heading.

He said, “You don’t make investment in a vacuum. You look at certain parameters; the political environment, the economic environment and some other factors.

“Most investors are on the sidelines now as far as investment is concerned; whether in equities or fixed income, because they are waiting for a policy direction from the government before they can make well-informed investment decisions.”

Wusu, who explained that the action of the investors was not because the economy was bad or that the valuation of the stocks was not attractive, said smart investors were, however, taking advantage of the low value of the stocks.

Foreign portfolio investors, who dominate the stock market, had pulled out up to N1tn in 2014, taking out a further N234.84bn between January and April 30 this year.

Analysts have said that for the stock market to recover, significant number of foreign portfolio investors have to return to the market. But that has not happened.

While domestic transactions in the stock market rose by 37 per cent in the first four months of this year, total equity transactions by foreign portfolio investors within the period declined by 11.25 per cent.

The Managing Director, Cowry Asset Management Limited, Mr. Johnson Chukwu, told our correspondent recently that the policies of the government would determine the return of the foreign investors and an upturn in investment in the capital market.

Chukwu said, “The economic policies of the new government will make the capital market attractive or unattractive for investors, both local and international investors.

“If the government comes up with policies that make Nigerian instruments very attractive and then stabilises the exchange rate or the exchange rate is at a level where foreign investors believe it will not depreciate materially further, then you will see the return of foreign investors, which may up their share in the market.”

obyno1010:
It's on their website.

tolutweety:
#observation Mode for now..
People too sabi book for this thread oo

Me sef join #teamGRACE dey await next invite