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SweetJoystick:
I have got a weird mind when it comes to sex. I seek a lady who is the same or almost the same. A lady who is adventurous, nymphomaniac, dominant, slave or a role playing freak. I would love to be peed on, i would love to be tied (bondage), spanked and be submissive. If you seek control during sex, I'm willing to be your slave sexually. I'm open to quickies in public places, odd areas and time. I seek a complete freak who loves and craves for sex.

One who is free in sharing sex escapades, fantasies and all.

Kindly send a mail if you fit or would like to try something new sexually. Need not comment, just send a pm and i would reply. Lagos residents only please except of course you freques frequent or visit Lagos.


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SweetJoystick:
I have got a weird mind when it comes to sex. I seek a lady who is the same or almost the same. A lady who is adventurous, nymphomaniac, dominant, slave or a role playing freak. I would love to be peed on, i would love to be tied (bondage), spanked and be submissive. If you seek control during sex, I'm willing to be your slave sexually. I'm open to quickies in public places, odd areas and time. I seek a complete freak who loves and craves for sex.

One who is free in sharing sex escapades, fantasies and all.

Kindly send a mail if you fit or would like to try something new sexually. Need not comment, just send a pm and i would reply. Lagos residents only please except of course you freques frequent or visit Lagos.


Important notice: Trolls would be ignored.

free2ryhme:
job interview with US embassy is not about grades


dont ask me how

speaking from experience

Lilimax:
Which kain comparison be this? If na joke stop am

mekaboy:
I sympathize with the families of the abducted girls and the girls themselves. I hope they are released soon.

But I think there are some critical points we have to look into. I am just thinking aloud.

I think it's important that we Nigerians begin to look critically at the root of this matter.

When somebody's car starts burning in countries like America, most times their reaction is not as extreme as it is when an Average Nigerians car is burning. The difference is that they in US have active insurance and are sure the company can handle the damage . Even if it means replacing a car.

But the average Nigerian will shout, scream pour water, pour sand, use branches from trees and everything at their disposal to quench the fire. This is because we have a different insurance system here, so the damage is our responsibility.

When Bokoharam began in the North, they treated it like an American with insurance will react to his burning car. Some said an attack on them was an attack on the North, some resisted all attempts to call them terrorists.

Then again, I took a look at Nigeria and how much we have spent as a nation since the emergence of Bokoharam . I ask myself, which other part of Nigeria has cost Nigeria something close to what we have spent in the crisis region in terms of human life, property and finances.

And if any region has done the same, what is the contribution to the national purse?

If Nigeria was restructured, and the insurgency was to be tackled from the purse of the state government or Northern regional government, I am not sure it would have gotten to the level it is today.

Part of the resources committed to this fight would have been used for the development of other regions .

But today, every other region will be starved of infrastructure because of the current structure.

I also ask myself, which terror group in the southern part of Nigeria have lasted beyond a year? I remember when "Osisi ka Nkwu" and his group terrorized the east. Soldiers were deployed and in less than a month, they became history.

Why then have Nigeria fought insurgency in the North for years and it has not ended? Could it be that someone or some people in the region are benefiting from a situation that is milking the nation?

Since the APC government took over, the always make bold claims that Bokoharam has been.Defeated. each time such claims are made public, it's only a matter of days before the groups attacks.

So I wonder why they keep making such public claims? Is it a deliberate attempt to get the sect to act?

I recall that I read somewhere during GEJ administration, that president Buhari was named as A negotiator for Bokoharam. He also was among the Northern elders that said an attack on the sect was an attack on the North.

Today, we need $1 billion to fight the same group that appointed him to negotiate. The group he once defended.

Since the military did not rescue the chibok girls, I am sure they were released based on Negotiations. What we should ask ourselves is who, what,why,where and when.

Who led the negotiations?

Why could they negotiate now that Buhari is in power and not GEJ?

Where was the negotiations done?

What are the terms of the negotiations?

When was the negotiation?

These questions should arise especially now that almost all the security Agencies are headed from people from the North.

Bokoharam would not just release chibok girls for free, so what were they given in exchange?

I read somewhere that Nigeria paid millions of euros as ransom for their release. After which I also read in many occasions that some detained bokoharam members have been released.

So I wonder how this cycle works.

They attack=> we fight=> they abduct=> we pay=> we release members=> they attack again and the cycle continues.

So when will this end? How long will our collective resources be used to maintain this cycle?

INTRESTING THINGS TO CONSIDER ABOUT NORTHERN NIGERIA.

They have ruled the nation the most.

The admission cutoffs are reduced for their sake.

They started this insurgency

They are abducted

They are ruling this Nation

They negotiate the release

They are in charge of almost all security Agencies

When they lost elections, they killed innocent Nigerians

Majority of killings in Nigeria today are either by bokoharam or herdsmen. They are all from the North.

The National independent electoral commission (INEC) will have to register underaged voters to give them advantage over the rest of the country.

They own 80% of oil blocks.

They are against a restructured Nigeria

With underage voters, they will always win in elections

So how long should this structure remain?

How long will this structure remain?

How long will other regions suffer the consequences of the actions and inaction of the North?

North Korea is doing fine. South Korea is doing fine.

Imagine If the South had to be sanctioned because of the decisions of North Korea?

Tinubu, Tunde bakare convinced us from the South that this structure would change if they are voted in. Today, nothing has changed.

I really sympathize with the innocent girls who are caught up in this game of supremacy of the North, but how long will the resources from one side be channeled to the other side ?

Is this insurgency and abduction now a new found oil block in the North?

I read that the SGF from the North, awarded himself the contract sum of 200 million to cut grass in the North for IDPs in the North, caused by insurgency in the North.

Should Southern Nigeria start threatening INEC to register underage voters to match the numbers in the North?

Should the South start to abduct their own children to negotiate for ransom from the government too?

How long ? How Long ? How long?