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emusmith:
Rare

kika23:
I'd definitely learn something new today

KashyBaby:
Hahahahah...ok,lets flip the other side of coin..men,acting up as well...when ladies wanna have fire on bed,some men juz make a lot of dramas too..

JoeCutie:
Waiting to read your too.

KashyBaby:
Hahahahah...ok,lets flip the other side of coin..men,acting up as well...when ladies wanna have fire on bed,some men juz make a lot of dramas too..

Vickybee:
Lubbish!

*Snaps finger and walks out of thread*

[color=indigo]Share how you excused him that day [/color]

bootstrap:
... As God is my witness, if my wife ever gives me attitude or lies because of sex, it wld just be a matter of time befor her cup fills up.

as much as I wld not be asking for sex over the average number of times, i wld prefer an outright.. "not really in the mood" to all these useless gimiks joh

Trypant:
BREAKING NEWS: AFDB PRESIDENCY: BUHARI MOVES
TO STOP ADESINA, ENDORSES ETHOPIAN SAFIAN
AHMED.
General Muhammadu Buhari and the All Progressives
Congress (APC) is mounting international pressure to
stampede the emergence of Nigeria's Agriculture
Minister, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina. General
Muhammadu Buhari is mobilizing some influential
Islamic leaders within the country to reach out to the
largely Muslim dominated Northern African leaders.
Buhari is reaching out to Algeria ruling party,
Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, Libyan Islamic clerics,
King of Morrocco, and the OIS. Buhari and his close
associate are supporting and canvassing for the
Ethiopian Finance Minister, Sufian Ahmed.
Rising Tide has gathered that General Buhari does
not have the complete support of his party leaders
on this matter. Our investigations reveal that
Governor Rabiu Kwakwanso of Kano state, who is an
open admirer of the Agriculture Minister is against
this plot. Kwakwanso and Senator Bukola Saraki argue
that Northern Nigeria will be the biggest beneficiary
if Akinwumi emerges, especially in the areas of
funding for Water Supply and Agriculture.
This kind of behaviour is not new with Gen. Buhari, In
1985 as head of state, he voted against Nigerian
Acting Secretary General, Dr. Peter Onu to become
the Secretary of the OAU. Buhari rather voted for Idi
Omaro, a Fulani Muslim from Niger Republic, who
eventually won. Ibrahim Daggash, a senior Nigerian
official at the OAU at that timr wrote:
"I remember in 1985 in Africa Hall that he was for
confirmation of Dr Peter Onu of Nigeria, who was
acting Secretary General but Nigeria’s Head of State
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari was adamant in his support
of Niger’s candidate, Idi Omaro, a Fulani Muslim. In a
meeting, a handful of Presidents led by Nyerere met
with Gen Buhari and Nwalimu begged him: ‘Please
give us Peter!’ Buhari refused and forgot even to be
courteous to his old peers.
What was astonishing, when the vote was in favour of
Niger’s candidate, the Nigerian Head rejoiced to such
a degree that he was unable to control his emotions.
That was a moment I witnessed and was convinced
that General Buhary would not last long as a leader.”
– The OAU: Reality Or Fiction by Ibrahim Daggash,
former Head of Information and Communication,
Organization of African Unity (OAU); pg 69; ISBN
1-9044722-25-3
Nigeria’s Agriculture Minister, Akinwumi Adesina, and
Ethiopia’s Finance Minister, Sufian Ahmed, are among
the five candidates who have been shortlisted to
contest the presidency of the African Development
Bank (AfDB), the Bank said on Friday.
The AfDB Board said the selection of the most
eligible candidates to succeed President Donald
Kaberuka was done by a Steering Committee of the
Board of Governors at a meeting held in Abidjan on
11 Feb.
Cape Verdean Finance Minister, Cristina Kamara,
currently Vice President of the Islamic Development
Bank, Birama Sidibe and Chad’s Finance Minister,
Kordjé Bedoumra have also been shortlisted for the
elections slated for May 2015.
Report says Kaberuka is currently serving his second
five-year term as AfDB President.

hikmojj:
some men? u mean u have also tried those men??...
asiri awon obirin to ntu.... but as d op said......oga no go hear

Coldfeet:
Common ladies that's not fair!
What happened to good ole communication?
If my husband wants it and im not in the mood(rarely though) I simply tell him so!

If na days when konji hold am well well
He will ask me what can he do to make me be in the mood? Omo na that time I go come dey table all the things whey I need by the time I finish sef if Dickson never sleep oga himself go done dey snore lol

Coldfeet:
Common ladies that's not fair!
What happened to good ole communication?
If my husband wants it and im not in the mood(rarely though) I simply tell him so!

If na days when konji hold am well well
He will ask me what can he do to make me be in the mood? Omo na that time I go come dey table all the things whey I need by the time I finish sef if Dickson never sleep oga himself go done dey snore lol