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iPrevail:
Nonsense talk!. Your problem is obvious.. You're a frigging gold-digger.. It's been the money keeping you all along.

You dated someone for four good years, you felt no connection.. You didn't breakup. He then engaged you... You still didn't breakup. Now he's about to get married to you but you still wouldn't let go..

Are you related to Lucifer?

Have some good in you... Save that poor guy's soul.. Tell him you feel no connection whatsoever.. It best you do so before the marriage.. Tell him he's free to divorce you after the marriage..

This is one very horrible story

And I can bet you that the guy she's actually having connection with (maybe na Bluetooth or internet ) might be a low lifer somewhere. Leave this one and let's read super story in years to come. Gold digger buruku. I'll report you to Buhari I swear.

Montaque:
don't judge a fellow man harshly before meeting him.
Take a careful look at the flow of thought of the written article of the OP, you will discover she is not the "fluid" witty type. She may not have given up herself to negotiating with this man.
This man may be averting the possibility of losing his wife to a sleek uni bf, we were also in sch and we knew what happened. I even decided to marry a woman who is out of sch completely.
So don't blame the man,he is securing what he wants to have,and may have given ultimatum because of the way the lady is going about it.
The only serious issue is the G factor. The OP should hear from God PERSONALLY... We saw some prophecy go wrong during the last election.

I've also seen men who because of the fear of losing their wives, stopped them from achieving their goals in life. must he marry her? leave her to realize her dreams. there're a lot of girls that are ready to marry him.

bisous:
Hmmmm, this is like being between the devil and the Red sea and only prayer can sort her out.
She may choose the man and he turns out to be a beast,and she may choose the masters and have to wait till she's 40 to come close to marriage again.........

The processes for finding,getting and doing a Master's programme is not as tedious as the processes for finding and marrying a good(only her can tell if he is a good man or not) man and she can always get her Masters done after marriage that is if he is a good man
She can only pray

The man is definitely not right. no need to pray. he wants to enslave her. the best he could have done is to tell her to do introduction with him and then go for her masters. Part time masters for that matter.

What's all this na? where's the shaved region? did Buhari win there too?

tell them

u sabi

crying (sai Buhari )

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warefa

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sell. the Gen, it's a PDP member

change

he should deal with Asari first

glo

hahaha, e sweet die

free kick ni

sai change

say BABA

ojjp:
She feels terrible ryt away. Her fiance has started complainin abt her small boobs. She is afraid she might lose him because he always admires big ones and told her she has tiny ones.
Hw can she enhance it? Any solution plsss?

see a vulcanizer ASAP

guys don't worry. just make sure you release inside And do a second round immediately, foul yansh go blow open.
Na paa, poo, paa u go dey hear if she is very used

hardbody:
I still dey catch my trips so far. You still dey take style abuse me ba? I am not challenged in anyway, and unlike u and your other folks, i don't give a damn about your mentally poor contestants. Both would not qualify to contest in any decent society and if they are the best you guys have to offer, I weep for you. I have no patron. Now this is simple English. Desist from abusing me, i am apolitical.

both of them? How?

kitnah:
Ur dressing matters alot

Dress properly

Then when he's around,dont smile at all,even when he cracks a joke

If possible,frown

reminds me of the way I got Latifa, she looks more beautiful when she frowns, it intensified the passion in me.

Danhumprey:
I'm not excluding the corrupt governors,but you and I knows that the Excess Crude account is domiciled with the Federal Government and they take more than 50% of the money. How much then is left for the state and local government?

The FG should be held accountable!

Abi o

sannirules:
it is Chemistry 157

it isn't that boring like other physical chemistry courses in the higher levels though the content then might be more mathematical

funny comments

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has raised the alarm over the Federal Government’s failure to release the sum of N1.3tr meant for the revitalisation of the nation’s universities.

The Federal Government agreed to release the amount meant for the institutions over a period of five years, with the first disbursement being N200bn in 2013, while N220b was agreed to be released in each of the four remaining years. The agreement led to ASUU’s suspension of its last strike in December 2013.

Chairman of the University of Ibadan chapter of the union, Prof. Segun Ajiboye, made the disclosure in Ibadan during the University of Ibadan 63rd Post-Graduate School Interdisciplinary Discourse, held on Saturday.

Ajiboye said,“An expression of the lack of integrity is failure to keep a promise made in public. For example, the Federal Government has failed to release the promised sum of N1.3tr National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy’s intervention fund beyond the 200bn released for 2013. Since the release of the first batch of the money, no money was released in 2014 while a quarter of 2015 has passed with nothing from the government.”

He added that the lack of integrity on the part of the government and its officials led to the 19 strikes which the union had embarked upon between 1992 and 2013.

National President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Fagge, who was represented at the event by his deputy, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, said that the major reason for going on frequent strike in 21 years was because government failed to honour the agreements it freely signed with the union.

Comparing university community to a microcosm of the larger Nigerian society, Fagge said that poor government policies were responsible for Nigerian universities’ graduation of poor leaders who lacked empathy and connection with current realities due to the irrelevant curriculum they were made to study. Fagge spoke on the topic, ‘ASUU struggles and the revitilisation of public university education in Nigeria’.

www.punchng.com/news/ASUU-condemns-fgs-failure-to-release-n1-3tr/

Workers in Nigerian universities under the auspices of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has threatened to embark on a nationwide strike over what they described an ‘obnoxious circular’ by the National Universities Commission.

The union therefore gave the Federal Government till Wednesday April 28, 2015, apparently one month within which it should address the issues or face industrial action in all the federal and state universities across the country.

The union said the circular was a mischief to obliterate the sanctity of its agreement with the Federal Government. The position of SSANU is contained in a communiqué dispatched to journalists on Sunday in Abuja, after its National Executive Council meeting, held at Obudu Mountain Resort in Cross River State.

In the communiqué signed by its President, Samson Ugwoke, and Public Relations Officer, Mr. N.A.D. Aboribo, SSANU accused the NUC of unilaterally expunging through a circular the aspect of the agreement on university demonstration staff schools.
Besides, the union regretted the failure of the government to pay the outstanding arrears of the earned allowances and most especially the political statements being made by government functionaries about the payment, which has put serious pressure on the leadership of the union at the national and branch level.

SSANU also condemned the lackadaisical attitude of the Federal Government in implementing the 2009 agreement, despite its persistent call on the government and the Implementation Monitoring
Committee for the full implementation and payment of the arrears of the earned allowance.

The communiqué read, “SSANU called for the full implementation and renegotiation of the 2009 agreement to forestall the disruption of the present smooth academic activities in the university system. We view with very grave concern, the actions of some government agencies in collaboration with certain selfish vice-chancellors to obliterate the sanctity of the 2009 FGN/university-based unions’ agreement by
unilaterally expunging through a circular from the NUC the aspect of the agreement on university demonstration staff schools.

“SSANU-NEC-in-session hereby demands the immediate withdrawal of the obnoxious circular.
For the avoidance of doubt, if by April 28, 2015, the circular has not been withdrawn by the NUC, the union will take labour action against the Federal Government. We frown on the overbearing attitude and unnecessary roles of the NIC in this regard.”

SSANU also warned the NUC to stop its undue meddling and interference in the affairs of the
universities, so as not to overheat the Nigerian university system.

While demanding that the agreement should be
implemented without further delay, the union
criticized the continuous refusal of the Federal
Government to renegotiate the said agreement
“which is long overdue.”

The NEC-in-session warns Federal Government on
the dangers of its insensitive stand on the matter, saying it was capable of completely eroding the
relative peace in our universities.

“SSANU therefore urged the Federal Government
to put machinery in place for the renegotiation of this agreement without any further delay.” The union also warned against the victimization of its members and officers in various universities, and especially called for the reinstatement of 19 members of the union who were sacked at the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko.

The union commended the Nigerian Armed Forces and its foreign allies for the recapture of most areas occupied by the Boko Haram terrorists in the north-eastern part of the country. SSANU called on the Federal Government to continue to adequately equip them and review Nigeria foreign policies with its neighbouring countries.

Speaking on the 2015 general election, the union
condemned the hate speeches and unnecessary
political killings currently being experienced in the
build up to the 2015 general elections. The union
urged politicians to place before Nigerians issue-
based campaigns play the game by the rules and
avoid violence.

SSANU also called on the Independent National
Electoral Commission to ensure that the elections
were free, fair and credible.

www.punchng.com/news/fresh-nationwide-strike-looms-in-varsities/

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