OK let's see Tread with caution o

Urbanoversabi:
A nocturnal emission, also called a wet dream, is an involuntary ejaculation of semen during sleep. The cause of these experiences is uncertain but popular wisdom puts them down to either erotic dreams or the buildup of semen in the prostate, so basically its from your thought process.

Wet dream is an accidental and unintentional thing. It is not a sin that can be counted against you that you found yourself to have ejaculated, when you woke-up from your sleep. Medical scientists are of the notion that nocturnal emission/wet dream is a natural help for a release of tension in men especially.

No single man is comfortable with wet dreams for so many reasons. Most of the common wet dreams are simply that the man dreams he was having sex with a woman or a woman dreaming of having sex with a man or vice versa; but somehow they are actually masturbating while the dream is occurring. The scientists are of the opinion that men always think about sex a lot.

Ok, lemme talk about this from my own perspective. I don’t think I’ve had one before, yea really, or if I have then maybe that’s way a long time ago that I can’t remember. Personally, I don’t think its natural per say, and dwelling on the nature of Nigeria as a country filled with overly-spiritual citizens “I’m spiritually sensitive tho. just not an extremist” . I don’t see a reason why it can be viewed as natural not even with scientists saying its a natural help for the release of tension in men most especially.

I still can’t find, how that holds water abeg. Really!!! do they know the amount of stress and tension an average lagosian or a job seeker goes through on a daily basis trying to survive or facing interview panels?… I’d rather push it to the court of Wet dreams being Spiritual *grins*

What are your thoughts on this?

Source; http://www.urbanoversabi.com/wet-dreams-spiritual-natural/

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Oluwasaeon:
I pray they do not go down like Snaptu did

Snapchats IPO is likely the most expensive tech IPO. Surging 44% in Stock debut. So they're doing well. Having snap features on fb is a no no. The snap features on whatsapp contradicts whatsapp stance as a smart messaging app. Zuckerberg should just concentrate on his ambitions in IoT and drone provided Internet

Lack of inadequate planning

But snapchat has one of the biggest IPO in the history of startups

Ok

NurEmperor:

lol

I heard lalasticlala graduated from there.

Them go ban you na.

KennyID17:


That's becaus it is, are u an akokite?

It's true o. That's lagoon front

Pidgin2:
America is the new Sodom and Gomorrah, a land of sin
I hope Donald Trump will change all this for good, if not, their destruction is near

God bless Nigeria!

Inferiority complex at work

End time note

14teenK:
your network don do you strong thing

abeg how much glo dey owe.
Make dem take over them

SageTravels:
You too want traff

FTC spoiler

lilmax:
okay

Just now now you don post.

Ftc

You've failed the number 1 law of power. "NEVER OUTSHINE YOUR MASTER"
Robert Greene

Google

saintgp:
Dr.emmaunel u have spoken well.but then i wanna use this medium to enjoin u and your colleagues(lecturers,h.o.d,deans v.c,etc)to pls emulate the acting president with regards to how you treat your students.

I just can't stop laughing

TRUTHaDDICT:
The power of Oyel the reason why Osinbajo can no longer spend two straight days in Abuja without being to Biafra land these days. Who says Biafrans are 5% in the zoo, yet the same 5% have brought the zoo to their knees. He can as well acquire some plots of land in the area to ease him the incessant stress of flying upandan like his master, but after all the deceptive and fallacious promises, the already moving and on coming train (Biafra) is unstoppable.

Demented scumbag

G boys

Poor management

Good development

Evaberry:
could this be my first FP FTC

Believe in yourself.
First to cume

Lol...
AdSense must jawo

Nowadays it immediately after higher institution.

Guys want to get away from the rules bounded on them in their parents house. As guys grow older parents get scared that their authority, ability to influence their sons decisions is waning , so they become over reactive just to emphasize their authority over their son.
And guys want that latitude to be able to make their own decisions but it almost impossible to do that without been reminded you're still in your father's house.

6 exceptional Nigerians who work at Apple

March 1, 2017 by Muyiwa Matuluko

When Steve Jobs launched the “Here’s to the Crazy Ones” campaign for Apple in 1997, it marked his return to a company he co-founded 2 decades earlier in 1976, but was forced to exit in 1985.

Without a doubt, that 1997 commercial played a key role in repositioning a then dying company, in arguably the most remarkable corporate turnaround in the history of business. Today, twenty years after, Apple remains among the world’s most valuable brands. So it comes as no surprise that working at the company is a dream job for millions of people the world over.

So when in 2013, Apple acquired an online mapping startup, owned by a certain Chinedu Echeruo, for $1 billion, the news was met with great excitement, especially among Nigerian tech enthusiasts. Before then, it would seem, no one expected any Nigerian to be associated with such a brand as Apple.

But as you are about to find out, there are Nigerians who actually work for Apple; we scoured the internet and discovered a few of them.

Here are 6 exceptional Nigerians who work at Apple.
Tope Bello

With a background in urban and regional planning, from the University of Lagos, and a master’s in geospatial information sciences from the University of Texas, Tope is a seasoned geospatial software designer. His career kicked off at ESRI, a US-based GIS software company, where he spent almost a decade honing his skills.

Tope joined Apple in November 2016 to work on the Apple Maps team in California. In his free time, Tope loves to play football and is also an ardent follower of basketball.

Debola Olufon

Debola Olufon has a history with Apple, dating as far back as 2010. In his humble beginnings, he started off as a floor worker for Apple Retail in London. As a workshop facilitator, he provided training for members of the public and press on new Apple products. He took on a couple other roles after then, including ‘mentor & recruitment coordinator’ and ‘Apple Expert’.

Not satisfied with his position, he proceeded to the London Metropolitan University to obtain a post-grad diploma in HR management (CIPD). He has since returned to take on the role of HR Admin at Apple in London.

Sefunmi Osinaike

Sefunmi Osinaike describes himself as an “advocate for entrepreneurship as a means for solving distinctive problems”. True to his claim, he co-founded Pave, a time management tool for students, while still studying electrical and computer engineering at the University of Waterloo in Canada.

Looking for a challenge to expand his horizon, Sefunmi decided to take on the corporate world, cutting his first teeth as a Program Manager at Microsoft’s Redmond HQ.

By August of 2016, he had moved on to join Apple at the company’s Cupertino HQ, where he works in product operations which puts him at the heart of iPhone production. But don’t expect him to leak any details about the upcoming iPhone 8; you’ll have to wait until launch day in September/October.

Tobi Ayanleke

Tobi Ayanleke is an alumnus of Airforce Comprehensive School, Ibadan, Nigeria. Before joining Apple in November 2016, he was the country support manager for HP in Nigeria and Ghana, a position which he held for 2 years.

With a wealth of experience in supply chain, IT service delivery and operations management, and an MBA in global management to boot, Tobi had little trouble sealing a sales management position at Apple in Canada.

Adejoh Ogbe

2 years after he graduated with a degree in geography and town planning from the Kogi State University, Adejoh Ogbe proceeded to the University of Northern Iowa to obtain a master’s in Geography. There he worked on a “spacial analysis of foreclosure and neighbourhood characteristics in Miami metropolitan area, Florida” for his dissertation.

Adejoh joined Apple, as a GIS technician consultant from Apex, in January 2016.

Emmanuel Chukwuezi

Emmanuel Chukwuezi is a senior iOS and Mac support specialist at Apple’s European Headquarters in Ireland. Before then, he worked as an enterprise account manager at eir Business, a Dublin-based telecommunications company, for 5 years.

Emmanuel is an alumnus of the University of Calabar, in Nigeria, and the University of Portsmouth, UK

Greatest Akokite

Naijiant:

For picture.

Meanwhile, make Kolinda Grabar no meet Trump b/c he will grab her .....

By the waist

Lol...
It's now a norm for the police to instantly label young people using a cyber gadget as a fraudster

sarrki:
Wonderful

Make I call am

GossipHeart:

Good for her

The Lion would inflicted more lethal injury on her so that she would learn how to stop being a dumb rat

It's like a cobra coming to take a picture with me, what do you think i would do to that cobra ??

You should kill it and give it to lalasticala

baldeagle:
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out of Kogi), Lagoon (carved out of Lagos)
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language, food, culture, norms and beliefs, tradition etc.
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Make a decision today. If you want to remain with the northern hegemony, you can stay, if you want to go with us can join us.
Oduduwa nation is a must!!!
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I'm a Yoruba but using Oduduwa as the name of the Yoruba nation is annoying