What Bothers Me Most About Women Is The Rate They Sleep Around Nowadays – Rugged Man

If you believe most girls nowadays are not cultured and so the wife material is elusive, then you are not alone; Rugged Man also thinks so.
Michael Ugochukwu Stephens wants to settle down like every other responsible would want to at his age, but his search for THE ONE has been unproductive.
“Well, I’m still single because I’ve not found my soul mate yet. She must be God-fearing, responsible, caring, loving and should be able to understand the life of an entertainer. She should know what comes with it and just understand it and be able to live with it.”
In his search, the things he has discovered has been appalling, and he’s therefore in no hurry to walk down the aisle until he finds the right girl.
“What bothers me most about women is the rate women sleep around nowadays. It is like all the good and cultured women who treat their men like kings came in the generation of old folks like my dad – the men who were in their 20s some 30, 40 years ago,” Rugged Man says.

Rugged Man has not given up yet, he hopes to find his soul mate soon. He speaks of his ideal woman and you know what…Ruggeddy likes them slim.
“My ideal woman is not too tall, on the slim side, lovely shape, good sense of humour, God-fearing, and with a sense of responsibility. What I like most about women is their affectionate and motherly qualities.”
Like most rappers, Rugged Man doesn’t take sh*t from nobody, despite being fun-loving. “I would describe my personality as a fun-loving, focused, down-to-earth, no-nonsense person.”
And here is Rugged Man’s little relationship tips: “Trust, responsibility and being very open with your partner help in a relationship. And if you are fortunate to have a partner that is God-fearing and is your best friend and confidant, then, the relationship will last.”
When Rugged Man does find his soul mate he intends to do, “anything humanly possible”, to make her happy. “I’ll try to do those things she wants me to do as long as they are within my limits. In as much as I’m a hopeless romantic, I can go to any length for her. But I can’t kill myself for any woman because if I do, she will go on and marry another man and life goes on.”
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PHOTONEWS: N50m Scam: EFCC Attaches Kano Lawyer’s Property

By Wilson Uwujaren

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC on February 1, 2013 attached the property of Yakubu Mohammed Na-Allah, who is being prosecuted by the commission on a 2-count charge of money laundering. 

The seizure of the property which is alleged to be proceeds of crime, is sequel to an interim forfeiture order issued on January 31, 2013 by Justice Riman of the Federal High Court, Kano, forfeiting the property of the respondent to “the Federal Government of Nigeria pending the determination of the criminal proceedings or charges against the respondent.” The order which is renewable is however for an initial period of three months.

Na-Allah, 65, was arraigned before Justice Riman on January 14, 2013 for allegedly duping two of his clients to the tune of N50million and using the proceeds to acquire a palatial mansion in Kano. The edifice is the subject of the interim attachment.


One of the charge against the accused person reads: “That you Yakubu Mohammed Na-Allah 'Male' on or about 17th March 2008 in Kano State, within the Jurisdiction of the Federal High Court, did transfer the sum of N45, 000, 000 (Forty Five Million Naira Only) to the bank account of Bennas Nigeria Limited with account Number 0196001000009300 domiciled at Intercontinental Bank Plc ( now Access Bank) with the aim of concealing the illicit origin of the said resources being proceed of an illicit act and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under section 14(1) (a) of the Money Laundering (prohibition) Act 2004”

When the charge was read to the accused, he pleaded not guilty. 

Further hearing in the matter has been adjourned to February 28, 2013.
PSN

ECOWAS Seeks Visa-Free Regime With EU

The Parliament of the Economic Community of West African States has canvassed a visa-free regime between the ECOWAS member states and the European Union.
Speaker of ECOWAS Parliament, and Nigeria’s Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, made the call when he visited the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, in Brussels, Belgium, on Wednesday.
Ekweremadu’s Media Adviser, Mr. Uche Anichuckwu quoted the Deputy Senate President to have said the new visa regime had become imperative, given the increasing diplomatic and economic cooperation between the economic blocs.
He said, “A visa-free regime between both economic blocs has become imperative in order to facilitate greater socio-economic and political cooperation between the EU and ECOWAS member states and we think the time has come to give it a try.
“A situation where important ECOWAS government officials and business persons with genuine reasons to visit EU countries for legitimate businesses are denied visas is no longer acceptable and I do hope the European Parliament would take up this matter accordingly.”
The Speaker allayed the fears of EU member states, who feel that such a visa regime would result in influx of people of ECOWAS into Europe.
He suggested an incremental approach starting with certain categories of international passport holders.
Ekweremadu also assured the EU Parliament that ECOWAS was on top of the situation in Mali.
He, however, appealed for additional material and financial support to ensure that the terrorists were flushed out of Mali and the entire West African sub-region.
Schulz assured Ekweremadu of the support of the European Parliament towards facilitating greater relations with the ECOWAS sub-region.
Naij

5 type of friends everyone should have

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Sometimes in life you come across a person so completely on your wavelength you could have been separated at birth.

They say that friends are the family we choose for ourselves, and choosing the right friends can significantly improve your life in many ways. In terms of friendship, quality is more important than quantity, and it is important to surround yourself with the right people to boost your happiness. Here are the five types of friends everyone should have.

The agony aunt or uncle

The agony aunt or uncle is the perfect person to have onboard when you are facing a crisis – no matter how big or small. If you need some advice, or just a listening ear, this is your guy or girl! Not only is this friend happy to sit and listen to all your problems without passing judgement, but they know exactly when to butt in with advice, and the advice they do give is usually peppered with love.
Furthermore, you can call this friend any time day or night with your problems, safe in the knowledge you’re reaching a sympathetic and willing ear. With this friend by your side, you can sail effortlessly through all of life’s crises, without ever having to paddle alone in the murky depths of despair. Just don’t forget to offer up your ear and repay the favour from time to time.

The laugh-a-minute mate

The party pal, the group comedian, the life and soul of the party… We all know one of these people – or if you don’t, you should. The laugh-a-minute-mate is that person who never fails to cheer you up and get you laughing, no matter what you’re going through. Whether you’re on a night out, travelling the globe or just sat watching TV, this friend will make sure you always have a great time.
While this friend is spontaneous and fun, it’s best to bear in mind that they may not the best person to go crying to with your problems, as they will most likely make a joke about your breakup and may be far too busy partying to answer that 3am call. However, a little distraction is often what you need, so if you need to take a break from life’s stresses, try giving this friend a call.

The painfully honest pal

Although complete, uncensored honesty is not always welcome, sometimes it is necessary if it will only save you further pain along the road. This truthful pal may not always tell you what you want to hear, but they will usually tell you what you need to know. The key thing with this friend is that there is no malice behind their truthfulness; they are genuinely trying to help.
If you want an honest opinion on whether that person you’ve had your eye on really fancies you, whether you should dump your latest fling, or how you should deal with a tricky situation, this is the friend to go to. This is a great person to have around when you are facing a big decision, and equally good for advice on your fashion decisions – so long as your ego can take it.

The finishes-your -sentences friend

Sometimes in life you come across a person so completely on your wavelength you could have been separated at birth. This is that friend. The finishes-your-sentences friend does exactly what they say on the tin; they know you inside out, you share the same random interests, and they always know exactly what you’re talking about – even when you don’t.
Maybe you’ve known this person for years, or maybe you just clicked instantly. Regardless, this is a true friend; the person you feel most comfortable with and can really be yourself around. You know you can relax with this friend and that they’re never going to judge what you say – in fact, they were probably just thinking the same thing.

The inspirational motivator

Otherwise known as Little Miss or Mr Perfect, the inspirational motivator makes you feel inspired and infuriated in pretty equal measures. The likelihood is this friend is thriving in some area in which you are lacking. Perhaps they have a better job than you or they earn more money; maybe they have a better social life; or perhaps you feel they have better values than you.
Yes, this friend can definitely be annoying at times, but they can also encourage you to reach higher, do better, and live a fuller life if – instead of feeling jealous – you use their success to inspire and motivate your own. The key thing about the motivator is that they should never make you feel bad about your own life, but kindly encourage you to make the most of it, all for your own good.
YNaija.com

Shocker: Beyonce Finally Admits She Had A Miscarriage

In her new HBO documentary, "Life Is But a Dream," the 31-year-old singer opens about about the miscarriage she suffered before she became pregnant with Blue Ivy.
Although Jay-Z did reference their tragic loss in the song "Glory" when he rapped, "Last time the miscarriage was so tragic/We was afraid you'd disappear/But nah baby you magic," Beyonce has never spoken about it until now.
"About two years ago, I was pregnant for the first time. And I heard the heartbeat, which was the most beautiful music I ever heard in my life," the singer revealed in one scene. According to Us Weekly, Beyonce explains that she and Jay-Z were ecstatic about the pregnancy, and had already picked out names.
"I envisioned what my child would look like ... I was feeling very maternal," she said in the documentary. But in the middle of their excitement something went wrong and the singer learned during a check-up that there was no heartbeat.
The singer dealt with the crushing blow, the only way she could -- through her music.
"I went into the studio and wrote the saddest song I've ever written in my life ... And it was the best form of therapy for me, because it was the saddest thing I've ever been through," she explained.
The star would go on to have a successful pregnancy with Blue Ivy, who she gave birth to last January. "Being pregnant was very much like falling in love. You are so open. You are so overjoyed. There's no words that can express having a baby growing inside of you, so of course you want to scream it out and tell everyone," she said.
Expect Beyonce to get even more personal in "Life Is But a Dream," airing Feb. 16 on HBO.
 TalkOfNaija

PRESS RELEASE: NIGERIA POLICE FORCE DECLARES ALHAJI ABDULRASHEED MAINA OF CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION AND PRISONS PENSION, WANTED

Alhaji Abdulrasheed Maina

NIGERIA POLICE FORCE DECLARES ALHAJI ABDULRASHEED MAINA OF CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION AND PRISONS PENSION, WANTED FOR FAILING TO APPEAR BEFORE THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

The Nigeria Police Force hereby declares wanted, this 1st day of February, 2013, Alhaji Abdulrasheed Maina of the Customs, Immigration and Prisons Pension Office (CIPPO), for failing to appear before the Senate Joint Committee on the Investigation of Pension Funds.

It will be recalled that the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria had on 13th December, 2012, issued a Warrant of Arrest, mandating the Inspector-General of Police to arrest and produce Alhaji Maina before the Senate Joint Committee on the Investigation of Pension Fund. Since then, the subject has gone into hiding, making it difficult for the Police to execute the warrant.

Consequently, the Inspector-General of Police has directed all AIGs in-charge of Zonal Commands and State Commands Commissioners of Police to spread their drag-nets to all nooks-and-crannies of their respective areas of jurisdiction, in search of Alhaji Maina. He has also directed all operatives of Federal Intelligence Bureau (FIB), Force and State CID to join the man-hunt.

“We are going for an upset against Cote d’Ivoire” – Victor Moses

By Phillip Eta

Super Eagles forward, Victor Moses, has said the pundits and bookmakers have written off Nigeria’s chances of making it into the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations, but that the Super Eagles were preparing to cause an upset.
The Chelsea player scored twice from the spot, to ensure Nigeria finished second in Group C behind Burkina Faso and will now square up against Cote d’Ivoire on Sunday.
“Everyone expects us to lose this match, but as players we just put our heads down and come Sunday we will cause a little upset,” the AFCON debutant said.
“They have got quality players like Didier Drogba, one of the best strikers in Africa, even in Europe. But as a team we will concentrate on our own strengths.
“It won’t be as easy game, but we will try our best and win.”
Moses also insisted the team was not concerned by the favourites tag the Ivorians have and were focused on their preparations.

“We are preparing for the game, we are not listening to what is being said because people believe they will beat us because of the players they parade, but we are equal to the task,” he asserted.
“We will go to the pitch on Sunday, work hard and go on for an upset.”
Speaking on his brace against Ethiopia, Moses said: “I was happy to have scored two goals on my AFCON debut, but the entire team should take the credit because we worked for the victory. That’s just the beginning as I am looking forward to bigger things here. We are here to do our best to make Nigeria proud.”
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