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I always insist that this #bringbackourgirls campaign is a multi facet fraud. What concerned them with what happens in national assembly. Is national assembly the military that will bring back the girls? I stopped taking them serious when I realized they're a wing of APC. |
Obiagelli:Obiagelli, did you read the topic, or you wan take style yab me? Please don't bring politics to this guy's situation. |
ERCROSS:What do mean I'm being advised? I'm a man with wife and children, I've passed that stage in life. On topic, I advise the guy to explain himself totally to girl to her understanding and possible adjustment to his situation. I wish him good luck. |
This guy emailed me for advice on this issue, but I decided to share it for wider contributions. Cc tomakint, Idumuose, atlwireles, Nigerianvenom, chukwudi44, priscaoge, tonte, xcolanto, millionboi, Sunnybobo3, biafranqueen, truckpusher, theassassin, jujuboy, jesusiscoming, Brownlord,noblezone, tit, Mogidi, anonimi, berem, egift, NgeneUkwenu, barcarnista, Omenka, Obiagelli, arresa, Caseless, donphilopus, koboko69, GenBuhari, kelsoft, Mynd44 |
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Dear nairalanders, my name Matthew Adesina. It may seem like a very strange problem to you but it is the truth. First, am a deaf boy and that is the genesis of my problem, i was born a twin and my twin sister already has 2 children while am still single(am still young at 21 years), i was not born deaf but an accident caused it 13 years ago, I could speak well both English and Yoruba (i got deaf before completing secondary school) .My problem is that I find it difficult to date normal girl cos of communication issues and worst still i dont know how to keep a romantic conversation going for more than 5 minutes face to face,the few times i tried toasting girls i end up embarrassing my self as i speak rubbish after exhaushting reasonable points and worst still u know conversation is a two way thing but mine seems to be one way when speaking with a girl face to face as i do the speaking and don't have ears to listen to her thereby creating a terrible one sided conversation. Am deaf but does not understand sign language, I communicate by lip reading (u know what that means?)which is very ineffective especially when speaking with fast speakers or stranger. Recently i met a young girl online (2go),(i communicate and flirt well on social networks),we date online for 6 months,she knows i was deaf and in fact she was a twin like me, she lives in oyo state while am in ogun state, i think she really loves me cos she has familiarise herself with most of my siblings and senior bro who also live in oyo state by calling them regularly, we look forward to meeting each other but am honestly sacred of meeting her cos of my communication problem,my bro gave birth this week and that provide us the perfect opportunity to meet as i will be going to the naming ceremony as she live in the same city as my bro. she want me 2 come and meet her but i said no,that she should come over to my brothers place cos i dont know my way around the city,we have not agreed now on how we would meet,my bro plan to facilitate our meeting but i told him to forget it not because am not interested but because am really sacred of meeting her, and not knowing what to say or discuss with her even thought she knows am deaf. I need advise on how to be confident in front of her and what to say to her. Also, do I need to have a pen or biro and paper wit me to tell her to write down whatever she says which i cant hear? That is my problem. May almighty God bless all that contribute positively. |
Op, so this is the men Obama supporting? Ok.
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berem:Yeaa, that's the president elect, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF INTERNET. |
berem:Ibiakwala ozo? Obere oge, ibewa akwa. |
omenka:Senseless post as usual. |
cramjones:Mumu, describe this one.
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This is really uncommon transformation. . |
Happy birthday my president . |
Yungwizzzy:A Full? Illiteracy is a disease. |
NgeneUkwenu:Senseless post as usual. |
1stola:You should be carrying this poster around campaigning for those terrorist.
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yemibayo:IGNORED. |
ogbronx:You ended up saying nothing. |
ziccoit:You're the one being paid to spew rubbish, which way do you want the news captioned. Whether you like or not, the fact remains that APC is the cause of the current crisis in the country. They're already started instigating low brain like you to make problem after losing woefully in next year's election. |
Truth is gradually coming out. THANK GOD NIGERIANS ARE NOT FOOLS. |
Opposition All Progressives Congress on Wednesday blamed an alleged desperation of President Goodluck Jonathan to return in 2015 for the escalation of insurgency and the loss of parts of the nation’s territory to Boko Haram. National Chairman of the APC, Chief John Oyegun, said this while addressing party faithful at a rally in Abuja on Wednesday. Oyegun said the party organised the rally, which it tagged “salvation rally” to demonstrate its lack of confidence in the ability of the President to organise a free and fair election come February 2015. Oyegun said, “President Goodluck Jonathan is so desperate to win re-election that it will now appear that there is a secret understanding that our security forces should turn a blind eye to the Boko Haram insurgency, so that the insurgents can occupy as much territory as possible and make elections impossible in these areas, knowing full well these are APC strongholds. “Otherwise, how does one explain that local hunters carrying Dane guns and amulets are capable of dislodging the dreaded Boko Haram while our once proud army, which has distinguished itself in and out of the country, has failed?” He described as idle talk calls for the President to declare total war on Boko Haram. The party chairman asked what the administration had been doing since it first declared a state of emergency in the states affected by the Boko Haram insurgency. “Or is the President saying that he declared and renewed the state of emergency several times only to cage the civil populace so that the insurgents can have a free rein?” he queried. The APC chair said the war against the insurgents had become a tool for self enrichment and a tool to disenfranchise Nigerians, who are perceived not likely to vote for President Jonathan’s re-election. He said everything pointed to the fact that the President’s handling of the Book Haram insurgency was aimed at disenfranchising persons perceived not to be in support of his re-election, especially in the north-eastern part of the country. He added that the APC had it on good authority that as soon as the President receives the support of the National Assembly, there would be no elections in the states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe. If the APC allegation is true, about five million Nigerians will be disenfranchised, hence the fear by the opposition that the re-election of Jonathan has become inevitable. Oyegun also warned the Jonathan administration not to use the collection of Permanent Voters Cards and the Voter Continous Registration in 12 states of the federation as another tool against APC strongholds. He cautioned the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Prof. Attahiru Jega, against allowing himself or the commission to be used to short-change Nigerians. He also blasted the administration for declaring austerity measures after mismanaging the economy. Earlier, the Governor of Rivers State, Rotimi Amaechi, had said the President owed Nigerians an explanation about happenings in the North-East. He said, “The President must tell us why our brothers and sisters are dying in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa and they are here enjoying in Abuja. “The President must answer that why he is comfortable that Nigerians are dying and he is enjoying here. Today they insult us with what they call stomach infrastructure, this stomach infrastructure must stop. “Three persons died in Bayelsa because they were sharing rice; that insult must stop. Nigerians must stop them. Today, the police must tell us whether they are the police for Nigerians or the police for Goodluck Jonathan.” One of the party’s presidential aspirants and former Head of State, Maj.-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), said the PDP-led administration since 1999 had shown itself to be “inept, corrupt and undisciplined.” http://www.punchng.com/news/apc-blames-jonathans-re-election-bid-for-rising-insurgency/ |
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