I need a matured Lady between the age of 23 - 26 years for a serious dating which will lead to marriage. I earn between 60, 000 - 70, 000. Dm me if you are interested. Share it, I might meet my wife. Thank you
Note: The Lady should an igbo Girl, hardworking and a graduate
I will appreciate if this topic is moved to the front page.

GrandFinale2017:
Why did they scrap it earlier?
History Subject is indispensable in the school's curriculum as it makes the student acquainted with the past and history of Nigeria and Africa as a whole.
The children need to be taught how Ojukwu Deceived the igbos which led to their massacre during the civil war of 1967

Something is wrong with you. I know you finish that weed you took this morning
Common, get some sense.

thorpido:
How old is the baby now?First thing first,I think you should move back to the same room.

You need to both have a long discussion about your sex life.There something wrong and you need to address it.You need to find out from him if there's anything about you that is not making him desire you.You might need to work on that aspect(I'm not saying you are the reason for his behaviour).
He obviously has premature ejaculation issues but his ego won't let him address it.Do you have a family doctor you think you can speak to?If you have one,both of you should visit and you address it.If there's an elderly confidant that you know can talk about it to,you should speak to the person.

Stress might be a big factor in your hubby's life now,so you need to eliminate that.If that is not a problem,you may need to know if his attention is somewhere else.

Three years of marriage is too short for you as a couple to start having intimacy conundrum

My guy, your head dey there. U will recieve more blessings for the your TIMELY advice.

magazineguy:
As much as we like crossing off epic hikes in faraway lands, we need to acknowledge that there is plenty to discover in our own backyard. Interestingly, hiking is becoming more sought-after in Nigeria and there are so many beautiful landscapes to be explored.

Several trails have been discovered which are perfect for hiking for every skill level from the moderately easy, to the steepest. This list is not meant to be all-inclusive but I hope to give you a great taste of what is out there.

1. Olumo Rock
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Located in the city under the rocks is the famous Olumo rock. This hike may have your blood pumping in fear but you’d be amazed by the view from the top. Be sure to stop & explore the Art Gallery in the complex.

Location: Abeokuta, Ogun State.

Elevation: 449ft.

2. Olumirin Waterfall
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Explore the 7 levels of the beautiful waterfall through the steep mountain with your proper climbing gears and be ready to get wet. Don’t expect this one to be easy.

Location: Erin Ijesha, Osun State.

Elevation: 7 Cascades.

3. Shere Hills
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With one of the highest peaks in Plateau, this adventurous hike will reward you with a stunning view. Discover the mountain school & Liberty Dam if you’re all out for that.

Location: Plateau, Jos.

Elevation: 1,006ft.

4. Arinta Waterfall
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Follow the trail to the waterfall and challenge yourself to climb up all 7 levels, if you get past the 4th level, you’re a genius. Good thing there’s a lot of water to cool off as you climb.

Location: Ekiti State.

Elevation: 7 Cascades.

5. Idanre Hills
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This trail is not for the faint hearted, but the view after climbing the 660 steps to the top is worth the pain. There are numerous side attractions as it is located within a resort.

Location: Idanre Town, Ondo State.

Elevation: 3,000ft.

6. Mount Patti.
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Nestled in the city of Lokoja is this hike which takes you to a summit with an incredible view of the city and the Rivers Naija & Benue. The hike is a wonderful experience as you get to see Lord Lugard’s rest house on your way to the top.

Location: Lokoja, Kogi.

Elevation: 1,500ft.

7. Oke-Ado Mountain.
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With so much historical attractions, this tough hike allows you to get a glimpse into the past as you climb. The mountain houses the famous Iyake Lake, which is one of the two suspended lakes in the world.

Location: Ado Awaye, Oyo State.

8. Canopy walk, Lekki Conservation Center.
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The longest canopy walk in Africa is a moderately easy hike & is family friendly. Don’t forget to make friends with the monkeys and look out for other wildlife while in the premises.

Location: Lekki, Lagos.

Elevation: 22.5ft.


source; http://tushmagazine.com.ng/8-nigerias-best-hikes/

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You forgot to mention Afi mountain in Boki, Cross River. Also Obudu Cattle Ranch in Obaniku, Cross River

sunnysunny69:
Who give a fu@k about this ex looters convention, Nigerians are so quick to forget wasted 16 years of PDP. They are all bunch of joker.


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You are here crying of 16 years of past failures. Aren't you tired of ur silly complaints? See wake up from ur slumber, you hear?
In just two years, apc has shown they are not fit to govern both state and federal governments.
My friend just SHUT UP!

Scholarifeoma:
Everyone wants to be educated, there are great number of educated people in the world and yet we face even greater problems. Economic crisis, insurgencies, terrorists’ attack, prostitution, rape, looting of public funds, and numerous anti-social vices emanate and we do not know how to prevent or curb the effects of such problems. Education to many is the key to success but I would say that “purposeful education”[/i] is the key to success.

In this present century, I only but laugh at people who foolishly think that getting a certificate from a known university in the world is all there is to success.

Let me make a point clear here,
[i]
When you do well as a prostitute, you are successful!

When you do well as an armed rubber, you are successful!

When you successfully divert or loot funds which are meant for the development of the society or country, you are successful!

Doing very well in your kidnapping business? You are successful

Acquiring great wealth as a fraudster, you are equally successful!

I could go on and on![/i]

What baffles me is this, 97% of those who are involved in such vices are the “educated ones”. These people went to school, obtained the right qualifications, and made rather a terrible choice of life.

Note this [i]

Education is no longer perceived as something being acquired in academic building such as schools, universities, colleges, polytechnics etc.
Knowledge can be acquired anywhere;

I could say

When one decides to learn a trade, he or she is acquiring knowledge!

When you learn how to sew, make braids, and just about anything you can think of, you are also being educated.

This is where purposeful education plays a vital role[/i]

“Being purposeful means having a useful purpose, acting with a clear aim and with determination”.

What then is purposeful education?[i]

Simply put, it is undoubtedly, acquiring knowledge for a useful purpose.
A lot of youths today are educated, what matters is what they have decided to do with that knowledge.
Anybody who is purposeful and determined to achieve and be a positive impact in the society cannot and can never settle for less no matter what.

We all know that our economy is presently in a poor state. Do we improve the economy by committing more crimes?
We complain that government do not provide employment opportunity for us, and yet there are people who have succeeded in becoming business owners on their own without the help of our so called government.

The bottom line is;[/i]

We can all decide to make positive impacts in the country.
We can achieve greater heights if we diligently work towards it.
It is often said that “it is the you in you that makes you who you are”.

Are you idle? Complaining of lack of jobs?[i]

Get up today and begin to explore. Try out as many things as possible and you would be marveled at how life would smile at you. Awaken that sleeping lion inside you, think out of the box and if you think you do not know where and how to start, read financial and business books written by our very own Nigerian authors. I could recommend a few; they are- “small business big money”[/i] written by Akin Alabi (founder of Nairabet), “sell your brain”[i] written by Leonard Nzimora. And lots more.

Let us strive to achieve something in life, to discover our purpose of existence and become the agent of change we need in the country. It is only then that we can come up with solutions to most of the problems we face today.
Become that change we need in the country by changing your life first.

For info on how to get the books mentioned above, you can simply write “interested” as a comment with your phone number below.[i][/i]

Thanks for taking your time to read this interesting article,see you at the top my friends.

I am interested in those books
09052503139,that's my line. Thanks

rheether:
I don't even know him

Hahahahaha...
You are so funny

Onegai:
Stvpid selfish greed. No thought other than today and its worries, thoughtless about the future.

That's what is killing our dear country. Everyone is thinking about today, instead of tomorrow or the future of their actions. The moment we stop thinking about today,and start thinking about tomorrow or the future, that is when Nigeria will be great.

Obijulius:
Five paragraphs wasted to sanctify the marriage of a man and his fourth wife.

And The writer had the guts to publish this junk. Wonders shall never end. I heard things are bad in Nigeria I never knew it was so bad that common sense is now scarce.

Writer please receive sense IJN.

AMEN OOOOOO. AMEN

marv1:
Yet some cocoons like fayose and the wailers would say it is a scam. May God let them have that experience in form of scam.

Whether u like it or not, it is a scam. U will thank me later... .
Buhari using another gimmick to fool u guys (not me), to say that he is working and apc is working. SMH.
IF ONLY U KNW.. ...

Nice work. Continue my dear, God will bless ur hustle in Jesus name. Amen

I advice u to continue with architecture, during your holidays u can look fira competent computer college, to do ur com. sci. Becoz architecture is far beta than com. sci.
Architecture is also part of computer and u make cool cash in future.

SeverusSnape:
who is this ex-minister??

"our source... ", " sources said.. " ..." sources close to us said"
... And they had to bring Fayose's name into this news, That's to tell you something isn't right here, Why not report the news of the "minister's maid" alone. They added Fayose just to augment the report and make it look rich, Fayose's part took over half of the report

Am I surprised?... The nations news, Owned by our one and only Jagabaandit of House Burdillion, First of his name... By the way, When is EFCC tracing Buratai’s Dubai accounts??

MAY GOD BLESS YOU

teekay213:
trashy! where is the trash bin?

Yes can someone show me the trash bin, coz this is arrant nonsense.

Freakypinky:
He looks more like a Jigolo.

Na u sabi oooooo
Abi u dey jealous? If u are, then u are SORRY

Florblu:
I was feeling your pain abnitio until you started dishing out your unsought for advice.The fact that someone dies in his sleep doesn't mean sleep is harmful to the body.Same way you've gotten your share of heart break doesn't mean other men has not been responsible for ladies heart break.Just move on as she has said and stop misleading the already misled sane minds.

Are one of those that are misled already?
Coz, from what I can see, no one is misled here except. So please if u don't know what to write, just waka pass.

Thank you

Amitex:
Remember "Andrew do not check out" advert, it was as a result of Buhari's misrule. Many young graduates and upwards mobile Nigerians left Nigeria in droves. His policies destroyed the vibrant middle class. It got so bad that people were queueing for salt, sugar, etc. Rice, Garri, beans, etc. became luxury, soldiers were going to people's shops to force them to sell things at government controlled prices. As a small boy then, I knew it was tough!!! Though IBB was not the best, but when Buhari was overthrown, there was jubilation across Nigeria. The only other time Nigerians jubilated at the removal or death of Head of State was during the time of Abacha. Incidentally, Buhari was also a key figure in that regime.

During the last elections, the youths were so carried away with Osinbajo change story that they refused to look at who actually was going to be in charge. If Nigerians rejected Buhari for three consecutive elections, you would wonder why they suddenly felt he was the best. Check this, ever since Buhari left office, all he ever did was contest elections. His herds of cattle remained largely 150 for many decades. He never improved himself academically, nor socially. Never presented any papers nor offered any policy statement on national development, except political threats and religious bigotry. He never incorporated any companies nor employed anyone, except the ones employed by government for him as former Head of State. For us to look up to someone with 1961 G4 or Attempted WASC to solve Nigeria's problem in 2016, beats my imagination. The Tinubu's, Amaechi's and Obasanjos felt that they wanted to remain in power hence this mess.

So, to answer you OP, this administration is utterly incompetent. Take for example the manipulation of the forex system and stranglehold on the free market. That action alone killed the economy. Buhari thought that what operated in 1984 when politicians hid dollars in their bedroom still operated in 2015/16. Those who knew him already moved their funds off-shore, so his policy only killed the petty traders. Like someone said, all EFCC is doing is debt collection not fighting any corruption. Those who stole real money are still on the loose and are stealing more. Talk of padded budgets, dichotomy in exchange rates, etc.
People forget that this government was elected on March 29, 2015, by April 1, they already knew they were going to govern. A good leader chose his team before inauguration. Case of Trudeau of Canada, but Buhari took 180 days to present a bunch of recycled "noise makers". Like someone said, point out a technocrat in this government. None. Imagine making Fashola, a lawyer to head 3 Super ministries of Housing, Power and Works. Where do you place the seasoned engineers? He could have made a journalist the minister of Health altogether. What is worse, he appointed a neophyte as Minister of Finance. Being a commissioner is just any qualified accountant's job unlike Finance Minister who make economic policies.
Worst part is that Buhari kept making unguarded and divisive statements and carried on like a dictator. I do not envy those that supported this APC government.
Sincerely many of them would be regretting it. Somehow, it is also good that Buhari won the elections and Jonathan handed over peacefully, if not, by now the saying would have been "IF BUHARI HAD WON, WE WOULD BE ENJOYING ELDORALDO"

My friend, you just hit the nail on the spot. Well said!!!

psalmry:
With the current trend of happenings in the country, it has to be painted out if this current administration has been unlucky or they just don’t know how to govern. Things have been really messy, the nation is in a real state of confusion with everyone waiting and hoping for a magic to turn things around for good.

This present administration was evidently unlucky to come into power when the prices of crude globally have begun to decline drastically. Nigeria as a nation has placed her entire confidence and focus on the oil sector which is now really affecting the economy, making it difficult for the country to maintain a stable economy. We can’t blame this administration for the fall of oil prices, but surely, we could blame the entire government that has ever ruled this nation for not investing enough and assisting vehemently other income earning sectors in the nation. This fall of oil prices has really shaken the nation, the dollar exchange rate to naira is devastating, bringing about a rise in almost all commodities in the market, where even the once very cheap and common commodity, garri, has now become expensive with some families finding it difficult to purchase the commodity.

The tomato issue is also one problem that has caused a nationwide stir and given Nigerians a hard knock, as it is one very vital ingredient in the Nigerian delicacy and cannot be avoided. I haven’t heard any tale or ready any history of tomato causing such a problem in the country like it is now, we never saw it coming, nature played its thing. It can’t be said to be the fault of this administration. It is a situation that caught us all suddenly which was caused by the massive infestation of tomato plantations in the north (been the major supplier of this commodity) by the pest called Tuta Absoluta with the common name Tomato Leafminer. No one certainly can blame this administration for this, although, it could be said that necessary precautionary measures should have been taken by the agricultural sector to avoid such disastrous infestation.

Talking about running the government, this administration has not been up and doing, with things moving from bad to worse, Nigerians groaning everyday, massive sacking in numerous companies, insecurity, employment soaring higher. Looking at the fuel subsidy issue, removing the subsidy was a very good call, but truth be told, its timing was wrong. Removing the subsidy at a time when oil prices had fallen and naira losing its value at an alarming pace, it was not a good call. Though, Yes! The federal government was able to make some money from the removal, yes! The subsidy profiteers have been knocked out, but the time it happened wasn’t a good one. The removal of subsidy brought the price of petrol from N86.5 to N145 which dealt a serious blow to Nigerians, bringing prices of commodities even higher after the dollar price has caused its own effect.

The handling of insecurity another issue that has made this government questionable. We were promised a secured nation, but its a no news anymore about the new threats that have began to ravage the country. The government has not done enough is curbing the situation, it is the responsibility of the government to invite involved parties and have a meaningful dialogue, with each party receiving the same care and attention given to others. I personally am waiting for the moment when we would have a government headed by a personality who gives no preference based on tribes.

Another thing about I hold against this government has been the rate of travels by the president. No good leader leaves his home unsettled to settle matters abroad and this has put the president into the black book of many. I recollect a time, in a public transport, a man was bitterly expressing his anger at the numerous travels of the president, asking the questions why? What has he achieved with all the travels? Is any help forthcoming from all these travels? As he was expressing himself, fellow commuters joined also expressed their bad feeling about it. The president has been viewed by numerous persons to be lackadaisical about the welfare of the ordinary Nigerian. His recent travel for the treatment of his ear infection has also caused one big stir in the nation and raised questions, but frankly, is this government taking us for granted? Do Nigerians matter at all to these leaders?

Lots and lots of promises made before the election are yet to be fulfilled, and what the administration could say was “The Mistake We Made Was Talking Too Much During the Campaign”, and one begins to wonder, were they unconscious while making all those promises? What kind of government makes such a statement?
A lot is really bothering this administration, which brings about the question: are they unlucky? Or are they just incapable of governing?

To my fellow nairalanders, whats your response?

I believe that this government is invapable of governing this great country called Nigeria. They are all bunch of losers. It is so unfortunate that we didn't see it coming at all.

vizkiz:
the white guy obviously had more than 5k for an eternity follow back

Lol