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Romance › Re: Why Do Some Guys Kiss And Tell by rhymz(m): 1:24pm On Jan 27, 2010

madoba:
To all the brothers in the house your honest answers,opinions & comments on this matter would be welcome. Because as a lady I am trying to understand why some guys can't keep thier private affairs private. now this story may sound like a nollywood movie but trust me guys it is a true & real life story.

Recently a female colleague of mine (Gloria) broke down at work crying & lamenting about how her reputation/image had been damaged, by some guy she got involved with in her church.Gloria & Roland are members of the same church and both are in the church choir, Gloria's father is also a pastor in that church.

She slept with Roland and also had an abortion for him,Roland didn't keep his mouth shut about this fact he told a friend of his and a couple of other people about it.His friend first sold him out with this information,now guess what his friend is also a member of the same church and a choir member as well.The news soon became public knowledge and this created quite a scandal in church.

Roland however denied ever mentioning thier affair & the abortion to anyone.My colleague insists that she never told anyone about it so the news could have come from only one person(Roland) since they were the only ones who knew about the pregnancy & abortion at the time it happened.Her story reminds me of my first year in university and my very first relationship.The guy i was dating then had told someone how he was the first man to do me, before i knew it the news was all over campus.

SO SERIOUSLY GUYS WHY do some of u do stuff like this? All i know is that it doesn't honor you the man and it greatly dishonors the woman you are involved with.

Romance › Re: How Would You Handle Obsession ? by rhymz(m): 8:57pm On Jan 25, 2010

honeric01:
Post his number on nairaland and let everyone call him, i don't mind starting the threat. have you ever heard of the hunter the hunted?

JUST POST HIS NUMBER HERE AND WATCH WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN TO HIM.

EOD

seconded.let's play dsame mind game.

Romance › Re: Ladies From Broken Homes Are The Easiest Lays by rhymz(m): 7:30pm On Jan 25, 2010

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]lol and a lot of the most senseless ones make the front page. lol
thats the new and improved NL for you.[/color]

Geez! na wa O! 2010 no go easy O!

Romance › Re: Ladies From Broken Homes Are The Easiest Lays by rhymz(m): 7:09pm On Jan 25, 2010

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]I'm good. and i know what you mean about the topics. you're like the 20th person to say that. lol
Hope the school and work isn't too stressful.[/color]

am managing jare! But seriously NL is fast becoming a child's play,I can't believe sb open'd a thread:'The girl wan Screw me die'geez na wa O! Some ppl are realy bored O!

Romance › Re: How Would You Handle Obsession ? by rhymz(m): 4:31pm On Jan 25, 2010

elecktra:
yea we did talk i just dinna want to get too personal with him so our discussion was really neutral at least the first nite we talked twas for

like an hour and some mins and he seemed pretty normal to me cos he sounded really intelligent,i moved to my friends' place already told 'em and they

ve been really helpful,and he called me today i threatened him that am at a police station and he called my bluff said am just joking and that i should come back

home . . . .have been to the archi dept but no one seems to know him,my friend's boyfriend said he is going to go to my place tonight with his friends and see

if he is going to show up

good steps,U know what? If he calls again do some acting with him,act like U not scared,play along with him,let him feel like he's finally got U while at it see if U can squeeze some info 4rm him that U will use against him. . . For now just stay put with Ur friends and yeah get family members involved.send the freak's number to Ur dad or some other male relative to put some sanity in him.

Romance › Re: Ladies From Broken Homes Are The Easiest Lays by rhymz(m): 3:39pm On Jan 25, 2010

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]YESSSS OOOO!!! I've missed you rhymz!!![/color]

Nne how far jare! Been a while U know. . . Na me miss una pass finally sha! Just be say mixing work and sch is such a drain,I rarely ve time to even go online and most times sef,the topic re usually too kiddish for my liking,so i just waka pass.Happy nu yr BTW.

Politics › Re: Resign Now, Obj Tells Yar’adua; Protest In Lagos by rhymz(m): 12:49pm On Jan 25, 2010

aikuda:
A true leader is rarely appreciated in his own land. Only history accords them their special place. With OBJ, time will tell. OBJ made a lot of mistakes, but that is expected in the experimentation that was going on in Nigeria. He is not perfect, but he is not Yar- adua

As if he was in Yaradua's condition he wont do thesame,Oh pls spare me the BULLCRAP!Thesame OBJ that had the chance to change history but sacrificed it on the altar of avarice and heavy tribal policking.That vindictive !diot knew very well that Yaradua was a walking corpse,even with an obvious sign during their campaign yet he made sure they rigged him in,now he wants to come out and throw his fast fading voice.When the !diot was going gaga with his 3rd term madness why did he not listen and do the honourable,now he wants to tell another person thesame,$tupid foøl with no sense of shame,let him go and drink cyanide we are tired of seeing his ugly face!!Scheew!

Romance › Re: Ladies From Broken Homes Are The Easiest Lays by rhymz(m): 12:32pm On Jan 25, 2010

This topic would ve gotten more mature responses if the OP had started out with the right intentions.Obviously,dude is out to ridicule and have a good laugh at girls from broken homes,to me that's a childish ego-boosting trip to nowhere.The OP sounds like a misogynist of some sort,like U get some kind of weird pleasure from taking advantage of helpless women.
OP,biko yarn another thing,dis opkata doesn't make U sound cool one bit,only a sexually depraved person comes out openly to brag about his sexual exploits of disadvantaged girls,there's nothing funny about this and it definitely aint cool.

Romance › Re: How Would You Handle Obsession ? by rhymz(m): 11:45am On Jan 25, 2010

elecktra:
thanx . . . . . .i ll just bring the police into it or something,i dont have a boyfriend or a close male friend,he told me he is a final year student

in archi i dont even know if thats true, i dont know where he stays i only know he is "oluwaseun" and he drives a black honda, dont know his friends really

strange guy

Like U guyz didn't talk much b4 exchanging numberz. . . geez!! That was Ur undoing.Anyway,enough complaining,start taking steps.Go to his dept ask for the name he gave U,describe him to ppl who might ve seen him.Since he has a car,it wont take long for sb to recognize him,I would advice U get some background info on the guy,like his place of residence,his real names and possibly his friends b4 jetting out to the police,they will sure listen to U.BTW which sch is that?Don't U ve any paramilitary outfit inside Ur sch? Report the case there then make sure this nyt U do not sleep in Ur apartment,go to a friend's U can't be a loner at stage and by the way,how come U don't ve any male friends,hope U aint the snubbish and haughty type that is so full of themselves.Anyway,the way it's now,U need them and U had better start acting nice and accessible if U realy want to stay alive.Goodluck and keep us posted.

Romance › Re: How Would You Handle Obsession ? by rhymz(m): 4:24am On Jan 25, 2010

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]what country are you in? get the police involved, file a restraining order.
but if you are in Nigeria, then my advice is useless. [/color]

Amaka your advice is not useless coz she's in Naija. she could get the police to force the "Ted Burndy" guy to sign an undertaking that should anything happen to her,he will be held responsible.
@Poster,i think it is high time U braced Urself up,do U have a Bf or better still tell a trusted male friend about it let him go and talk to the psycho then do your own research on the Freakazoid. Start by asking the guyz and galz in his department about him,ask if he's had any victim b4? It will help U a lot to understand how this freako's mind works.And henceforth,dont walk alone,and dont stay in secluded place like staying in your room alone that's risky.It's either this guy is reading straight up a psycho's manual or he is another wanna-be Ted Burndy.

Food › Re: Scientists Develop Rice That Requires No Cooking by rhymz(m): 7:56pm On Jan 19, 2010

Who wants to eat cold soaked rice.

Food › Re: Scientists Develop Rice That Requires No Cooking by rhymz(m): 7:24pm On Jan 19, 2010

Who wants to eat cold soaked rice.

Food › Re: Scientists Develop Rice That Requires No Cooking by rhymz(m): 7:04pm On Jan 19, 2010

Who wants to eat cold soaked rice.

Politics › Re: Why Are The Ibos Hell Bent On Claiming The Niger Delta Even Tho It Aint Theirs by rhymz(m): 9:37am On Jan 18, 2010

revolt:
Ndu chuk sorry but your an idealist. Don't forget the united states is a country that different nations AGREED on certain terms to come together thats not whats happenin here. First of all the system is designed to cheat. could help why your people have the highest cutoff points to beat to get into schools as designed by federal character. So stop attacking your kins men. History cannot be put under the carpet we cannot move forward without addressin this unholy contraption. Even germany officially came out to apologise to the jews and not trying to justify actions then. Whether you like it or not tribalism will thrive. If you're truly igbo go to any other part of nigeria and mistakenly suggest an igbo presidency. You'd virtually see the hatred and dread in their eyes. We've been black spotted in our supposed country.abeg f nigeria its holdn us back

U re totally correct revolt,tribalism is a fact that many nigerian idealists fail to see or sometimes deliberately like to ignore.During the last census,I was in the SE & i know how apethetic southeasterners were about the census.ppl went abt their business as usual,all this was because the ppl do not ve faith in the process.We all know that the the census figures have always been doctored to give a false impression of a region.Yet ppl believe that we can all live together even with the flawed way of doing things.

Politics › Re: Why Are The Ibos Hell Bent On Claiming The Niger Delta Even Tho It Aint Theirs by rhymz(m): 9:25am On Jan 18, 2010

revolt:
Ndu chuk sorry but your an idealist. Don't forget the united states is a country that different nations AGREED on certain terms to come together thats not whats happenin here. First of all the system is designed to cheat. could help why your people have the highest cutoff points to beat to get into schools as designed by federal character. So stop attacking your kins men. History cannot be put under the carpet we cannot move forward without addressin this unholy contraption. Even germany officially came out to apologise to the jews and not trying to justify actions then. Whether you like it or not tribalism will thrive. If you're truly igbo go to any other part of nigeria and mistakenly suggest an igbo presidency. You'd virtually see the hatred and dread in their eyes. We've been black spotted in our supposed country.abeg f nigeria its holdn us back

Politics › Re: Why Are The Ibos Hell Bent On Claiming The Niger Delta Even Tho It Aint Theirs by rhymz(m): 10:04am On Jan 16, 2010

I wonder why ppl bother to create stupid threads as this just to sow seeds of discordance amongst tribes.And this hypocritical Seun doesn't do shyt abt it but is quick to threaten ppl with a fruitless ban over non-issues while he turns a blind eye to seriously flawed campaigns against a particular tribe in the name of 'tribal section' why bother to have this kind of section,is it to create more traffics or to give a tacit support to tribalism and bigotry.Bad enuf these are the kind of senseless & childish threads that make it to Ur frontpage yet I want to believe that U re not a tribalist Urself.

Politics › Re: While The World Helps Haiti, Not One Black African Nation Has Helped by rhymz(m): 8:07am On Jan 15, 2010

ajadudu:
This is a shame, Haiti is full of blacks, yet no support from Africa, except South Africa. Our Acting Deputy Vice President could only express "sympathy and grief with our brothers and sisters". Not a dime or a pledge made in cash or resources.

Look at this list and you will understand what I am saying, even if it's $100,000. In short we yab for Africa. It is not everyday we should be helped, when issues like this occur we need to show we are not a continent of takers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Response_to_the_2010_Haiti_earthquake

It is folly for anyone to say because Nigeria has not pledged support in monetary terms,we are bad or sth or we like to take without giving back.That's totally untrue.Nigeria is one of the largest contributor of peace keepers especially in africa.Let's face the fact,while I agree that Haitans realy need all the help they can get,it can't be ignored that aids such as this usually serve some strategic important aims or interest in the end.Nearly all the country that have given aids both through funds and relief materials have ties with that country either economic or the fact that they share thesame continent.Seriously,issues such as these is just a matter of diplomacy,moral rectitude takes a backseat in this regard.It's sad but that is the reality,every country irrespective of the prevailing economic realities will not neccessarily commit fund or relief materials at every crisis that happen anywhere in the world.It doesn't mean those countries that just stopped at giving sympathy or goodwill msgs are bad.However,this is not to say africans shouldn't give if they want to but they must not be faulted for not giving like the OP is trying to do.

Politics › Re: Where Is The President Of Nigeria by rhymz(m): 8:18am On Jan 08, 2010

:Fellow Nigerians,it has come to my nOtice that there are speculations that I YaraDULL Ur president is dead.Well I have decided to avail myself this social ntw technology to convey to U that I,Yaradull, dey kampe,No shaking & I wont handover to my lameduck Vp.Infact I am in a Saudi hospital & as I write,I am drinking kunu & chopping Suya for breakfast.So no shaking. . .Phi Di phi

Politics › Re: Where Is The President Of Nigeria by rhymz(m): 8:17am On Jan 08, 2010

Career › Re: Oceanic Bank Denies Sacking 1,200 More Workers, Slashes Salaries By 30% - Latest News by rhymz(m): 3:53pm On Jan 07, 2010

When one looks at all that's happening in the banking industry, the question that comes to ones mind is what is the essence of the whole mafian style reform Mr Fundamentalist Sanusi embarked on.
I thought this whole reform brouhaha was to forestall situations like this.Even banks that Mr Sanusi declared sound are also sacking en masse without warning or caution,no thanks to Mr Sanusi.Realy,all these raise a lot of questions as to the ability of Mr Sanusi to bring any meaningful change.The following questions are begging for answers:
1.Does Mr Sanusi truely have any realistic plan to stop the worsening of the problem or he wants to continue to act on his impulses and hope for the best.
2.Could Mr Sanusi have saved jobs if he had been more careful,thorough and followed due process.
3.Is it possible that Mr Sanusi and his team of auditors compromised at some point when they declare certain banks as sound yet these banks are not showing any difference from the so-called unsound banks from the scale of sacked workers in these banks.
4.Can we truely say that Mr Sanusi has the catholic experience that is expected of a CBN governor coz obviously his performance is debateable.
5.And finally does Mr Sanusi have any plan that will address the situations of these sacked workers.
Mr Sanusi is obviously a good scholar of finance but not a good pick for a CBN governor,that is the cold hard truth.

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