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why did you have sex with her in the first place when you know deep inside you, you don't care about her. whats wrong with guys these day. if someone does that to you sister how would you feel. just think about it.

Udiculus:
I want all u naira landers 2 advice on a girl dat claims 2 luv me but doesn't call me.

find out.

adventure:
Send her credit 1,500 mtn she wil cal u sharp sharp

she will only flash

[quote author=invisible! link=topic=378462.msg5284203#msg5284203 date=1263077975]@Uchelite, I think two weeks is too short to conduct some 'due diligence' tests like;

HIV screening
Finding out if the next guy is an armed robber
Or a ritualist

Or if the new boy has twins with an ex,[/quote]lamo

@poster

the truth of the matter is that she doesn't love or care about you, shekena,

olorunoba:
Men i have search every where where are the decent,God fearing,Beautifull nigeria women.

Answer: they are here on nairaland, just be patience,

hbabe:
You must be doing some things she does not like, you should have a nice discussion with her and let her tell you in what areas she finds you incompatible. Thereafter you have to work on them with her help.

thank you, but she doesn't want 2 tell me what it is,

freecocoa:
She said u re not compatible,yet she's into you,sounds like she doesn't know wat she wants.

jenibayo:
She dont know wat she want.

thank u both, bt wat do i do?

@poster

how d u feel cheated, plz xplain,

@poster


you are very wrong

my girlfried said we are not compatible but she still into me, want do i do. what does she want??

@poster

you have a long way to go

@poster

do you really love her, cuz if you do u won't av,

walestar01:
What do you enjoy from loneliness,

it's the devil's workshop,

don't try to ever be lonely, you may commit suicide.

Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab has been indicted by a federal grand Jury in the United States for trying to down a transatlantic jetliner on December, 25 2009. He faces life imprisonment if convicted. This comes as former Head of State General Yakubu Gowon asked the US to formally apologise to Nigeria for lumping it with countries that are suspected of habouring terrorists and remove the country from the terror list drawn up this week. Also, the Inspector General of Police (IG) Ogbonna Onovo insisted that Nigeria is not a haven for terrorists. He said the country has a “zero tolerance policy towards all forms of terrorism and terrorism acts.” The 23-year-old is currently being held in Milan, Michigan, after he was charged for attempting to detonate an explosive aboard Northwest/Delta Detroit-bound airline. USA Today reported that he was charged on six counts for alleged terrorism attack. The bomb which was hidden in his underpants failed to detonate and he was overpowered by other passengers when they heard a noise like firecrackers coming from his seat. But Gowon made his views known when he paid a condolence visit to former military President, General Ibrahim Babangida in Minna, Niger State.

“From all indication and even as revealed by investigations, Umaru Farouk was not influenced by Nigeria but by his stay in other countries abroad so the US should reverse their decision and make a formal apology to the entire country,” he said. The former head of state stated that the US decision is “unfair, unjust and unkind”. He argued that the action of AbdulMutallab who has been charged with trying to down a transatlantic jetliner on Christmas day is not enough to blacklist the country. He stated that current situation could not continue given the “exceptional” relationship between both countries. Nigeria should not be punished for the offence of one man, he added. “The action of this unfortunate young man was condemned by not only his father, his relations but the more that 120 million Nigerians so there is no reason for the action by the US because no Nigerian is in support of his actions,” he said. He asked Nigerians to pray for the country in order to avert unfortunate incidents that would smear its image. Meanwhile, Onovo continued to defend Nigeria in a statement yesterday. A statement signed by the Assistant Commissioner of Police and Force Public Relations Officer, Emmanuel Ojukwu, declared that Nigeria abhors all such activities. “The Nigerian people, Nigerian parents, Nigerian guardians, Nigerian families, Nigerian communities and the Nigerian government cannot brook terrorist acts in any shape,” said the IG. He said that although terrorism had never been an issue in the country, “it is far-sighted of the police leadership that it has established an Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), which works closely with our intelligence officers all over the nation”. The IG argued that ATS officers had received the best training in the world and are therefore ready and equal to the task in terms of fighting terrorism in the country.

On whether AbdulMuttallab was working in concert with some other Nigerian nationals, the statement said the “suspect was certainly working with non-Nigerians. The young man must have been brainwashed and indoctrinated abroad, not here. He has lived much of his life abroad. “Ours is a pluralistic society. Our 140 million people have long imbibed the philosophy of live-and-let-live as an article of faith.” Onovo said the fact that the suspect’s father, Umar Mutallab, reported his son to the US embassy confirms the attitude and philosophy of Nigerians toward acts of terror. He stated that the Nigeria Police Force is committed to peaceful co-existence through the maintenance of the rule of law and order. “The Nigeria Police Force is committed to the tradition of peaceful and harmonious co-existence through the maintenance of law and order,” he said. The Federal Executive Council (FEC) yesterday after its meeting in Abuja described the move as a disappointment and undeserving of a nation like Nigeria. Addressing State House correspondents at the end of its meeting, the Minister of Information and Communications, Prof Dora Akunyili, alongside her colleagues, Minister of Power, Lanre Babalola and the Minister of State for Information and Communications, Alhaji Ikra Bilbis, the FEC resolved that the US move could undermine good relations between both countries. She went on to point out that Nigeria had signed and ratified 16 United Nations (UN) and African Union (AU) instruments on counter-terrorism. These instruments, according to her, deal with issues of drug trafficking, money laundering, nuclear terrorism and crime. This record, she said, is in addition to the country’s role in international peacekeeping. Nigeria has expressed “deep sorrow and dismay” since the incident happened while also condemning it.

On steps taken to safeguard our airports, she disclosed that the government had ordered eight body scanners adding that they are expected to arrive in two weeks time. In addition, the Federal Airports Authority has announced the receipt of 20 metal detectors aimed at boosting security measures, she said. Asked if President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua indeed spoke to key members of the cabinet as claimed by the Chief Economic Adviser, Tanimu Yakubu, she answered in the affirmative. Nigeria has been named by the US among “countries of interest” alongside Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Algeria, Yemen, Somalia, Libya, Lebanon and Pakistan. Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria are viewed as “state sponsors of terrorism.”





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i will go the the single mother, cuz she's clean, she didn't kill anybody. room how u see am,

@poster, just chill, u will get the gut soon enough, , its natural.

Where is Yar’Adua? - el-Rufai, 92 others ask Saudi monarch - Let Yar’Adua address Nigerians live - CNPP, AC

From Taiwo Adisa, Christian Okeke and Kunle Oderemi - 07.01.2010

FORMER Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mallam Nasir Ahmed el-Rufai, is among 92 other Nigerians who have forwarded a letter to the Saudi monarch, King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al Saoud, asking him to provide them with detailed information on the whereabouts of the Nigerian President, Alhaji Umaru Yar’Adua.

The eminent Nigerians, who wrote under the aegis of the Nigerian Liberty Forum (NLF), a United Kingdom-based pro-democracy group, said that the letter became imperative in view of the long absence of Yar’Adua from Nigeria and its constitutional implications for the country.

Those who signed the letter included Mallam el-Rufai; the National Publicity Secretary of the Afenifere Renewal Group (ARG), Mr. Yinka Odumakin, and the NLF coordinator in London, Mr. Yinka Ogundamisi and 90 others.

The group, in the letter dated January 5, 2010, stated that Yar’Adua had been domiciled in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for 44 days and that since the Nigerian President was not an ordinary citizen, his whereabouts and health records could not be treated as private matters.

In a letter, signed by both Nigerian UK-based activists and those in the country, the group said it was constrained to seek the assistance of the Saudi monarch in determining the truth about Yar’Adua, because government officials at home had been less than forthcoming on the true situation.

The group wrote: “We, the under-listed concerned citizens of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, address this open letter of appeal to your government to reveal to Nigerians the exact location and state of health of our president, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, who, we believe, has been your guest and patient in one of your hospitals since November 23, 2009.

“This open letter of appeal has become necessary because a nation of nearly 150 million has not seen or heard of its president for six weeks without any credible information.

“Your Royal Highness, Umaru Yar’Adua is not a private patient but our president and an employee accountable to millions of people. Information about his physical and mental well-being cannot be subject to the usual medical confidentiality of any ordinary citizen.

“This information should not be kept secret from the people he leads. Sadly, we must admit that our current government has failed to be truthful and transparent about the extent of infirmity of our president.”

The NFL also stated that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had, by default, become an accomplice in what it called the series of halftruths being dished out to Nigerians at home by government officials and thus needed to clear itself on such insinuations.

“In the eyes of many Nigerians, the Saudi government has by default become part of the conspiracy of secrecy that threatens to destabilise our democracy. Because without information on whether the president is alive or dead, permanently or temporarily infirm, the appropriate provisions of our constitution cannot take effect to deepen and broaden our democracy,” the group stated.

The Liberty Forum also reminded the Saudi king of the fact that the Saudi authorities did not hide information on the health of the Crown Prince, Sultan, when he took ill and went to the United States of America for treatment.

The group further stated that the incumbent king took charge in acting capacity when King Fahd, of blessed memory, took ill, unlike the situation left behind by Yar’Adua, who refused to hand over to his deputy when he embarked on the medical trip to Saudi Arabia.

It stated: “The effect of this leadership vacuum on our nation’s peace, progress and orderliness is self-evident, Your Highness. As Crown Prince of your Kingdom, you took charge of the affairs of state when your elder brother, King Fahd of blessed memory, became ill.

“Also, when Crown Prince, Sultan, departed for the United States for treatment on November 23rd, 2008, the Saudi public was made aware of the progress in his treatment leading to his return to the Kingdom on December 10, 2009. Leadership of nation-states is and must be continuous, and Nigerians need your intervention for our country’s young democracy to survive.”

The group said that by seeking adequate information from the Saudi authorities, the Nigerian people will be in a position to take advantage of the clauses in the constitution “which provide for orderly continuity in government in the event that the president is incapacitated by illness.”

Meanwhile, the Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) has condemned the Senate over its comments that its hands were tied over the ‘disappearance’ of President Umaru Yar’Adua. This came as the group also said it was outraged over the claims by the Governors’ Forum that Yar’Adua spoke to Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan and the leadership of the National Assembly.

The CNPP, in a five-paragraph statement signed by its national publicity secretary, Osita Okechukwu, and made available to the Nigerian Tribune in Abuja on Wednesday, challenged the Governors’ Forum to get President Yar’Adua to publicly address the nation and publish his latest medical report to convince Nigerians that their president was not indisposed.

In the statement, CNPP said it had expected the Governors’ Forum and the National Assembly, being elective organs, unlike the Federal Executive Council (FEC), to, without fear or favour, rise to the challenge and admonish President Yar’Adua to avail himself of Section 145 of the Constitution for the overall good of the country’s fledgling democracy.

The group said that those who were conducting what it called the orchestra of deception with the president’s health were the greatest enemy of the country’s democracy, which, it noted, was sliding into quasi-dictatorship.

It argued that it was incomprehensible how those who swore on oath to defend and protect the constitution were deliberately flouting same.

The group further wondered what was wrong with the vice-president from the same political party, acting for and on behalf of the president pending his recovery, which could have protected the president from distraction and saved the country from the constitutional crisis.

CNPP said “we are outraged that the Governors’ Forum and the Senate met on Tuesday and wittingly or unwittingly were drumming orchestra of deception, instead of prevailing on President Yar’Adua to avail himself of Section 145 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“CNPP is not impressed with the bland statement from the Governors’ Forum that President Yar’Adua spoke to the vice-president and others. We had expected the Governors’ Forum and the National Assembly, being elective organs, unlike the Federal Executive Council (FEC), to, without fear or favour, rise up to the challenge and admonish President Yar’Adua to avail himself of Section 145 of the constitution for the overall good of our fledgling democracy, our dear country and his speedy recovery.

“We wish to place it on record that those who are drumming orchestra of deception with the president’s health are the greatest enemy of our fledgling democracy that is dangerously sliding into quasi-dictatorship. It is incomprehensible how those who swore on oath to defend and protect the constitution are deliberately flouting it.

“Otherwise, what is wrong with the vice-president from the same political party acting for and on behalf of the president, pending his recovery; which could have protected the president from distraction of state duties and save us the constitutional crisis that led to a sitting Chief Justice of Nigeria swearing in his successor and the controversy surrounding the doubt over the president’s signature of 2009 supplementary budget.

“We challenge the Governors’ Forum to get President Yar’Adua forthwith to publicly address the nation and publish his latest medical report to convince Nigerians that their president is not indisposed,” it added.

Also, the Action Congress (AC), on Wednesday, said President Yar’Adua should hold a live phone-in on the electronic media where Nigerians could speak with him to lend credence to official claims that his health had improved.

According to the party, such an event would also confirm that he actually spoke with some key government officials and top lawmakers on phone.

In a statement issued in Lagos by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the AC said Nigerians would like to hear directly from him to assure them that he was, indeed, recovering.

“It is good that President Yar’Adua has spoken to Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan, Senator David Mark and Honourable Bankole. But these people do not constitute Nigeria, they are not the ones who voted him into office. The president must speak directly to the remaining 149,999,997 Nigerians, using the dated video recording format that we suggested in our earlier statement on Monday.

“Alternatively, the president could also do a live phone-in to the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) or Radio Nigeria to enable him to speak directly to his compatriots and convince them of his increasing well-being, instead of the current situation where the people have to depend on confused spin doctors to get an update on the health of their president who has been away for over 44 days.

“Besides, some of these people the president was said to have spoken with are no longer credible in the eyes of Nigerians, since they have given a lot of inaccurate information on the issue of the president’s illness, including that they had been in touch with him when we are aware they have not,” AC said.

The party repeated its earlier assertion that the health of the country’s first citizen was too important to be toyed with and demanded daily update on the his recovery in Saudi Arabia.

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@poster

Maybe u need to convince her mother by sleeping with her (mother). She is not ready for marriage, its the simple truth.

My Girlfriend told me that she is a virgin, but there are some attribute that she is exhibiting that make me doubt her. Last time i met with her she told me where are weak point is in bed.

She told me that she dated a guy for 4 years but the guy didnt sleep with her, how is dat true.

What should i do to know if its true or not.

H,yall

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If interest please post the necessary configuration of such laptop here.

thank you.

@patwhizkid

are u calling?

any female within ph. call

@poster

If i were you i will take heart.

I really feel for u.

Kpele

@poster

Which among these category does your boyfriend falls into

I need female friends within port harcourt.

my no. is 08032392089.

Does anyone know anything about Rivers State polytechnic if they need Mpce for Part time ND programme.

ammamat:
I was force to call a number from his phone and I asked the girl some questions and i was shook from the responds.

wat is it you hear. tell the room.

tRoOE:
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Ashawo/love-vendor/player na the same thing
You people belong in the same group
The only difference are, some ashawo get pay while some f**k for some mess sake



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thank you jare.