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[quote author=lily12 post=41612860]My dear Nairalanders, I don tire for this situation. I have read Nairaland posts for years as a guest. Every single post we see about marriage lately seems to be negative. I am not belittling the foolishness of cheating men when I say this: I am shocked that women can cheat so blatantly these days. I think it's tme to revive the hopes of those men who add two years to their marriage date when they see threads about disloyal "wives"... time to spare single women from the headache of being banded together with all these disloyal women, keeping them single even longer... let's restore the reputation of the institution of marriage as a blessing, a source of favour and a worthy calling that need not be delayed out of fear. Please, ladies and gentlemen of Nairaland, there must be some happy marriages amongst us. If you have a good wife, please tell us why and how she is amazing. If you have a good husband, please share why and how he is amazing. If you have a good marriage, please take a moment to share your story here. Let’s start 2016 on a positive note. May the Lord restore the marriages of those who are currently facing crises, in Jesus’ Name. Happy new yearMy secret of good marriage is my good wife.because she understand when I want her to understand. |
2chainzz:mean peace, make a research or remain ignorant. also read about terrorist and their history. |
agarawu23:na true cus I have a friend whom I suspect him to be yahoo boy,the guy the change highly expensive cars like abacha pikiin. |
Chimex388: Why are dey busy clamouring for revenue from Niger Delta?bross,like u are not happy tht the north has more resources than the south,right?you will only believe when USA became (OPEC)organisation of petrolium exported countries members and started exporting their oil. |
[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]The controversy surrounding the planned exit of the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, deepened on Thursday with the governor insisting that he would not quit the post until his term expired on June 2, 2014. In keeping with his vow, which analysts see as a direct confrontation with President Goodluck Jonathan, Sanusi has said he will not proceed on his terminal leave in March as initially being speculated.The President had reportedly asked the CBN governor to resign immediately because of the alleged deliberate leakage of the letter that Sanusi wrote to him in which the governor accused the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation of not remitting $49.8bn crude oil revenue to the Federation Account.Sanusi was said to have denied leaking the letter to former President Olusegun Obasanjo or anyone for that matter, and allegedly told the President that he could only be removed by two-thirds of members of the Senate as required by law.The governor reportedly told the President that the letter was available in the Presidential Villa, the Ministry of Finance and the CBN, and wondered how he could be accused of leaking it. One of our correspondents learnt on Thursday that Sanusi expressed his determination to remain in office until the expiration of his one-term tenure of five years on June 2 during a meeting with top management officers of the bank on Wednesday.The Director, Corporate Communications Department, CBN, Mr. Ugochukwu Okoroafor, confirmed the development in a chat with one of our correspondents in Abuja on Thursday.He said the governor used the opportunity provided by the “family meeting” to clear doubts surrounding the expiration of his tenure.Okoroafor said, “The CBN is an important organisation in the economy of this country and we have to be careful in whatever we do because our actions send a strong message to the economy as a whole.“The governor had a meeting with officials of the central bank and it was like a family meeting; and in that meeting, he made it clear that he is not going anywhere until his tenure expires in June.“He is not proceeding on retirement leave by March as being speculated; rather, he will be retiring on June 2 this year when he will be completing his five-year single tenure.”According to Okoroafor, the CBN governor will formally announce his retirement in March, when his successor is expected to be named, and will remain in office until June 2. Both chambers of the National Assembly declined comments on the alleged plan by the Federal Government to sack Sanusi.The spokesperson for the Senate, Eyinnaya Abaribe, and his counterpart in the House of Representatives, Mr. Zakari Mohammed, said the National Assembly would not be dragged into “a mere rumour.”Abaribe, in a telephone interview with one of our correspondents, said, “The Senate will not make any comment on any issue that is not before it. It remains a rumour until it is properly communicated to the Senate.”Mohammed also said, “I have no comment to make. The National Assembly as an institution will not be dragged into any controversy based on a mere allegation.”Efforts to get the Presidency’s reaction did not yield any positive result as the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Dr. Reuben Abati, did not respond to calls made to his mobile telephone line, nor respond to text messages sent to the same line. http://www.punchng.com/news/i-wont-quit-before-june-sanusi-dares-jonathan/[/quote]oH my god,this GEJ,again the reason why i voted for u 2001 is that i thought you will deal with most of these Nothener,but case change they are now dealing with. |
[quote author=kizito147][/quote]:oAlmost desame things i was telling my friends. |
trenchcoat: 1. Jang played a dirty role in the Jos crisis by trying to chase Hausa/Fulani out of Jos, now the repercussion is affecting him, devise any means you have, for your information I am currently negotiating with a Beromite to buy a land in Du in fact close to you, I beg you to please Go and Die Jang!Guy Honestly u knew what is going on in that area.....great analysis. ![]() |
Nafeesa AA: Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwasowell done for the analysis,but are u being paid for your time to do this? |
Kairoseki77: Source: http://saharareporters.com/news-page/letter-president-goodluck-jonathan-replies-former-president-obasanjoHow i wish some body would call each of them to came and probe if they were the one's written both letter,that is when they will be thinkin of 50 50 or let me call a friend.because each of them would eventually forgot what is written on his letter after taking their ogogoro. |
[quote author=Kairoseki77][/quote]I actually wanted to say something but i decided to reserve my coment in order not to hurt somebody,JEG either OBJ,but u that u always disturb ur self that u are from samegeo-political zone,same ethnic group or political supporters. |
LocalChamp: Mass defection to hit PDP againnow i see real democery,anyway let me wait till 2014 and listen to gulak,doyin otupe wether they will still tell thier boss,mr presido dont worry all is well. |
malele: Why must southwest always gang up with the north nawah ooreally because they want to rescue the nation from the contemporary,insecurity,massive corruption,from gej,administretion. |
The kind of news PDP hate to listen. |
Pls,stop eye service and get yourself ready for the challenge,and think of how to win not how to rig. |
Guy, Islam never teach someone to kill innocent person.if u don't knw about Islam,then go and read about it,don't just knw about terrorism and claim that u knw abt Islam. |
As for me am with them. What about u? |
Pls,lét them find something to give this fagge now. |
What a disgrace to Jonathan,this will only make amechi,to be more popular and strong.shame on u Jonathan. |
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