Monday 3 August 2015

Quality husbands will be scarce in Nigeria in the near future - Catholic Women group says

According to the National President of the Council of Catholic Women Organisation of Nigeria,Chief Felicia Onyeabo, there will be a scarcity of quality husbands in Nigeria in the near future following the increasing number of male dropouts from schools in the last 10 years. Mrs Onyeabo said this at a press briefing to herald the inauguration of a catholic school in Abuja last week
“The future of this country is going to be very bleak for the male-child. How many girls do you see hawking clothes? Go to Onitsha, they are all men. We have looked round and have come to see that there is a neglect of boys in education. Who are the armed robbers on the streets? They are mostly the boys. Let us concentrate on training boys.
The NCCWO feels that a vacuum is being created, and very soon, we shall be faced with a situation where our educated girl-child will not find a corresponding suitable boy-child to marry. This is because more boys drop out of school, apparently because the high rate of unemployed youth discourages our young boys from appreciating the need to be educated. The NCCWO also considers the fact that in the near future, quality husbands will become extremely scarce, with too many highly educated women looking for husbands, and settling for anyhow husbands, just to get married. The result of this type of situation is better imagined and will not augur well for Nigerians.”she said  

The last time weapons were bought for the Nigerian army was in 2006 - Alex Badeh

Immediate past Chief of Defence staff, Alex Badeh is not done talking about the lack of equipment in the Nigerian army. In an interview with Channels TV, Alex Badeh said the last time the Nigerian army received new equipment was in 2006 and that the Nigerian military flies the oldest fighter jets in the whole world. He's now saying all this after he was removed as Chief of Defence Staff. I see!
"We found out that we had fifth columnist in the military that were leaking information to terrorist and then we also had challenges of serviceable equipment. If I go down memory lane, I think the last time any piece of equipment was bought for the Nigerian army was in 2006 and how many were they? They were few. In fact they were few and if we go way back to 1993, from then on, soldiers were not allowed to even go to range to go and practice. So a soldier that is not practicing how to use his gun, what kind of military are you going to have? So those were the challenges we had so when we were faced with Boko Haram, it became a very big challenge. We have been trying to increase the military by ourselves. You don't give me budget and say go and build barracks. Barracks is capital intensive. So even if we recruit so many people in the military now, we don't have where to house them. So it is a challenge too that government must face. Government must build barracks for us so that we can recruit more. For a population of over 170 million, what we have in Nigeria can not be adequate enough to protect us So those were the challenges we had. Inadequate equipment, obsolete equipment. In fact we are the ones that are flying the oldest fighter aeroplanes in the whole world. Alpha jets we bought them in 1981. That is the backbone of our operations in the Northeast" he said
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Photos: Senate president in Maiduguri, to visit IDP camps

Senate President Bukola Saraki arrived Maiduguri this morning where he will be visiting some IDP camps in the state. More photos after the cut...


Rihanna puts her curves on display in sexy bikini (photos)

The 27 year old singer looked sexy in a yellow bikini as she relaxed with friends by the pool in her native Barbados on Sunday

Timaya meets Rihanna in Barbados (photo)

The music star who's currently in Barbados for the country's music festival met Rihanna after his performance on stage. Rihanna was earlier seen dancing to Timaya's music. See that after the cut..

UNILAG Student Confesses: I Met Over 600 Men, We Had S*x

                        

How would you describe a lady who slept with over 600 men in one year? You certainly won’t be wrong if you call her a s*x machine. Twenty-four-year-old Be­atrice Okeke (real name withheld), a desperate student performed the feat, as it were.

Indeed, for Beatrice, s*x is a way of life, a daily routine. According to her, she resorted to using what she has to get what she needs when her boyfriend who was sponsoring her education abandoned her following what she claimed were lies told against her by some of her jealous friends.

“My boyfriend whom I met at Onitsha when I went to visit an un­cle was sponsoring my education. We had agreed to get married as soon as possible. Then some people I regarded as friends started peddling lies against me and without confirming if what they were saying was true or false, he called it quits just like that. They told him I had an incurable disease.

So, I decided to help myself because my parents cannot do anything for me...
We are poor. My father used to be a driver but he is now a lumber jack while my mother is a full time housewife. Sometimes, she sells vegetables,” Beatrice explained.

She said that when her boyfriend walked out of the relationship, she got a job in the bar section of a hotel but her take-home pay could barely take her any­where. So, one day, she went to a night­ club with her friends and a man took her to his hotel room. The following morning, the man gave her N15,000 for services rendered and that was how she was hooked into prostitution.

Consider what she said: “They were paying me N10,000 a month and you work late hours. But if you go out to hustle in the night, you can get that kind of mon­ey within a day or two. About 600 men slept with me from last year to this year.”

But Beatrice is now singing a different tune. She said that she later discovered that prostitution is not the right thing for any lady to dedicate her life to. She said that she is tired of warming the beds of different men every night, adding that she wants to settle down and live a proper life.

Below is excerpt of the conversation she had with a reporter:

How far?
I’m not fine

Wetin dey do you?
I’m really broke

How do you mean?
I don’t have money to take care of myself.

What happened to all the money you’ve been making?
Which money?

From your night outings
I don’t have any money, please.

So, you were doing it for free?
Not like that; there is not much money in it. So, I’m not going anywhere again. I’m looking for true love. The one that will take good care of me.

How much were you making per night?
Sometimes N5,000 or more. Sometimes a man will sleep with you and in the morning he will start telling you stories, saying he has no money.

In such situation what do you do?
What can you do? You just go home.

When did you start hustling?
Last year.

About how many men have you slept with?
About 600 men slept with me from last year to this year.

How many since you started?
That is all, sir.

Are you truly promising that you won’t do prostitution again?
Yes, I promise.

How many abortions have you done?
Two times. I’m telling you the truth.

Help is on the way and only the truth can set you free. How many times?
Two times.

Do you have children?
No.

None at all?
Yes.

How many times have you been to native doctors?
I have not been there.

Do you really mean that you slept with only 600 men from last year to this year?
Yes.

Can you remember the first time you had sex?
How? I don’t understand.

The first time you slept with a man
Ok, 2009.

The person was your boyfriend?
Not really a friend.

How?
He impregnated me and left me. I was in SS3. That happened in 2009.

How old were you when he got you pregnant?
18 years. My final year in secondary school.

Did you complete secondary school?
Yes.

Did you abort the pregnancy?
Yes.

You did it in a hospital or chemist shop?
Yes, in a hospital. The man gave me money to abort it.

How much?
N15,000

Who took you to the hospital?
My girlfriend.

How old was the pregnancy?
One month.

Did you tell your parents about the pregnancy?
No.

How long did you date the man?
He was not my friend.

So, what happened?
My girlfriend and I were going to my uncle’s place in Asaba but somehow, I lost the address of the place. So we were stranded that night; we didn’t know what to do. We now met the man and told him what happened to us. He now accommo­dated us in his house. That night, he gave me food to eat. The following day I left. I did not know I was pregnant.

Did he rape you?
Something like that. The food I ate made me sleep off.

Was he the first man to sleep with you?
Yes.

Your girlfriend also slept in the same house
Yes, with the guy’s friend.

His friend slept with your friend?
I don’t know. She did not tell me.

When did you get pregnant for the second time? Who did it?
My boyfriend.

Where?
Owerri

He asked you to abort it?
No. He wanted to marry me but I don’t like him for marriage.

How old was the pregnancy before the abortion?
One month.

Do you like sex?
Please, why are you asking me all these questions? No. I don’t. But I will for my loved one.

Hope you are now using condoms?
Yes.

When last did you do it without condom?
Please, I can’t remember

Have you done HIV test?
Yes.

When?
Last two months.

Why? Did you suspect that you were infected?
How? No.

Why did you go for the test?
Nothing. I just went. There must be a reason for doing that. 

Tell me the truth
Ok. A man came to seek my hand in marriage. That was why I went.

Why didn’t you marry him?
I don’t like him.

You don’t like him, yet you went to do the test. Tell me the truth
Sir, I’m telling you the truth.

Why did you go for the test when you knew that you didn’t like the man?
Nothing; I just went.

How much did you save from hustling?
I don’t have any money, please.

What did you do with the money you made?
I used it to take care of my school fees, house rent and myself.

How much are your school fees and house rent?
My school fees is N20,000 while my house rent is N100,000 a year. It is a self-contain apart­ment but I have a roommate.

Do you go to church?
Yes. I do.

After sleeping with a man in a hotel at night, you go to church in the morning?
Not always.

Why did you stop hus­tling?
I’m tired of it.

Is it because you are no longer making enough money?
It’s not like that. I want to settle down. I’m tired.

You are tired of everyday sex?
Yes. I want to marry. I need God’s help in my life.

But you are still selecting?
I’m not selecting. I need true love.

Help is on the way
Amen.

If a man offers you like N20,000 for a night, will you reject it?
Yes. I’m tired. Please sir, I need help. I only look up to God for help.

When was the last time you went out on business?
I can’t remember the date but it was on a Sunday. I think it was in May.

So, no amount of money can make you do it?
Yes sir.

That’s good
I want to settle down.

Will you confess to your husband when you marry that you slept with more than 600 men in one year?
Yes. If he is the one that will understand me, I will.

You will confess before or after marriage?
Before.

When you were active in the business, you used to sleep with several men in a day?
Maybe.

Have you slept with two men at once?
No. I don’t do that.

Do you sleep with your fellow students and teachers?
No.

Have you ever made love with a woman?
No.

Is your roommate also a student-prostitute?
No. But she has a boyfriend.

And she doesn’t advise you?
No.

But she knows that you sleep around?
Yes. Her parents are rich.

Your parents don’t ask you how you are managing in school?
I tell them that my boyfriend is helping me.

Who is your best friend? Girl or boy?
Nobody. Na God.

Were you into blow jobs?
I don’t understand you.

Were you giving your customers blow jobs?
I’m not feeling fine. I’m very sick.

Answer the question
No. Please stop.

Answer. Do you charge extra for blow jobs?
Please, I don’t know what to say to you.

Were you into blow jobs?
Yes. But not all customers.

Those who ask for it?
No. if I like, I do it.

Do you charge extra for that?
No. Why do you want to know?

Do you enjoy it?
No.

Why then were you doing it?
I just feel like doing it some times.

How does sperm taste?
Please can you tell me why you are asking me all these questions? Please, I don’t know. I know that I need help from God but I don’t want to answer this kind of questions.

Is the girl you traveled to Asaba with also a prostitute?
Please I don’t know. She is a student.

Which school?
Unilag.

Have you ever been arrested by the police?
No.

I want to link you with an NGO that rehabilitates prostitutes. Your life will be turned around.
How? I don’t understand. Hmmm. Me?

Permanent solution to your problem
Prostitutes? That means you don’t like me.

Ladies looking for men to sleep with are called pros­titutes or harlots. You were doing that
Yes I know. But not now.

Ok. You are a retired prostitute
No. I’m not a prostitute. 

And tomorrow, a responsible man will marry and keep this one at home, not knowing the number of demons she has contracted from some of those 600 men she has slept with? Dear men, be careful!

Check Out What Is Now Happening To Our Naira

                     

After weeks of poor performance, the Naira is bouncing back stronger. The United States dollar will further tumble against the naira at the parallel market this week as Deposit Money Banks continue to reject cash deposit of foreign currencies into customers’ domiciliary accounts.

The Naira had appreciated from 245 to 220 to a Dollar at the parallel market last week after banks started refusing to allow customers make cash deposits of foreign currency into their domiciliary accounts.

As at Monday morning in Lagos and Abuja, the Naira has appreciate further.

Foreign exchange dealers told PUNCH that the naira would likely appreciate further against the dollar at the black market this week.

A forex trader said, “We expect the naira to appreciate further this week at the parallel market. Banks have flooded the market with dollars and other foreign currencies. This is making the naira to appreciate. There is still a huge stock of dollars out there that the banks will be pushing into the parallel market this week.”

Banks had last week told customers they would no longer collect cash deposits into domiciliary accounts.

The CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, had two weeks ago said the naira was “appropriately priced” at its current level of 197 to the dollar on the interbank market, which is the official market.

Adaeze Yobo shares some fun family photos

The family spent some quality time together yesterday. More photos after the cut...



Adams Oshiomhole & wife visit Prof Wole Soyinka & wife (photos)

Edo state governor Adams Oshiomhole and his lovely new wife Iara visited Prof. Wole Soyinka and his wife, Folake, at their home in Abeokuta yesterday Sunday August 2nd. More photos after the cut..



Photos: Power Bank sets owner on fire..

As shared by this man on Facebook.