On line trend; what does not work on Nigerian ladies

Who agrees to most of these lists when it came to romantic date with Nigerian ladies

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1. Sending Her Flowers Lets say that some women in Nigeria love flowers but the point is that they’ll rather have something else. You can’t show up on her doorstep with a bunch of flowers on her birthday. Even though she’ll accept it, she’ll also be looking out for the real present while concluding that you are a stingy man sent by her village witches to frustrate her life. If she cheats on you at this point, Your stinginess should be blamed.

 2. Looking At The Moon or Skyline I always find it fascinating when I see all these Americans and Europeans talking about how romantic it is watching the sunset or the full moon with your partner. Try that on a Nigerian lady and see. She’ll pretend to like it but she’ll be thinking, “What’s this mumu guy thinking?” Will the moon recharge my phone? The more open ones will ask you if na moon we go chop. So sad

 3. Going For A Walk At The Park A guy abroad asks a lady out and they fix a date. On the appointed day, they go for ice cream and then have a walk at the park just talking. At some point, they’ll just sit on a bench or just sit on the grass to enjoy chatting with each other and knowing each other. I’m still thinking about how to do this with a Nigerian lady. May work in the Campus but for as grown-ass man and a lady..Hmmm. Oga, you are on your own especially if the girl has dated all those loaded Igbo boys at Alaba.

4. Going To The Zoo A zoo is where various animals are kept and can be viewed by the public. Outside, people go out on a date at the zoo. They just go there, watch the animals, take pictures and bond. That wouldn’t work here whiles there’s Shoprite everywhere. I remember one experience my friend had way back. The dude took the babe he was still toasting to a zoo and the girl was like "Bros, This is why I dont date eyeglass wearing book worm like you. Do I look like an animal to you? abeg Zoo is for animals, come lets go to Mr Biggs" I dont blame her though, Ice cream is better than watching monkeys and snakes.

 5. Visiting An Arts Gallery or Museum It’s beautiful to go see exotic paintings or things of historical significance with your partner. I mean, whats so romantic than savoring that sweet moment with a loved one? Unfortunately, I’m yet to see a Nigerian girl who’ll agree to a date at an arts gallery.

Rip Prince,he dies at 57years

The great musician, whom the world still celebrate his music,1999, his famous hit purple rain, with over a million record,so sad …..

According to TMZ

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Prince hit up a local pharmacy hours before he died -- the 4th time he visited this week -- indicating his health was far worse than the simple flu. TMZ obtained this photo of Prince leaving a Walgreens near his home in Minnesota Wednesday night at around 7 PM. Our sources tell us Prince had frequented the Walgreens for years -- but last night, people at the store were concerned because he looked much more frail and nervous than usual. As we previously reported, Prince's team told the media he was suffering from the flu. It seemed odd, because his private jet had to make an emergency landing in Moline, Illinois last Friday, just 48 minutes from his home.

 Prince was hospitalized ... but was discharged after only a few hours. Our sources in Moline told us at the time they felt Prince left the hospital way too soon because he was "not doing well" and needed further medical care. On Saturday, the day after he was released from the hospital, Prince took the stage at a dance party near his home and curiously said, "Wait a few days before you waste any prayers." This photo is where Prince was found dead in a lift in his Paisley Park home, hours after visiting a pharmacy.Medics desperately tried CPR but were unable to revive the music icon who was pronounced dead at 10.07am.

Dad cut off this boy’s hand for raping his 7month old daughter

25-year-old Parminder Singh is said to have beaten the 17-year old man, tied him to a tree, and hacked off both his hands, before leaving him abandoned next to a canal,for raping his 7year old daughter in India

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The younger man was accused of molesting a baby in 2014, after allegedly being caught in the act by the baby's mother. Police sent him to a juvenile remedial home as he awaited trial. On April 19, he was making a court appearance in the Bathinda district of Punjab, when the baby's father apparently lured him away by offering him an out of court settlement.

Swapan Sharma, a senior police officer of Bathinda said: 'He (the father) took him near a dried up canal, beat him up badly and then tied him to a tree and finally hacked his hands off. Locals alerted police and we rushed to the spot. We picked him up, his hands, and took him to the hospital.' He confirmed the man was in a stable condition, but said: 'There is nothing below the wrists now.'

 The police said they were now hunting for the father, a brick kiln labourer, who they will charge with attempted murder

Ladipo guts with fire,50 shops erased

The very famous Ladipo market that sells Auto Spare parts got fire and about 50 shops burnt in Mushin Lagos at about 2 am yesterday

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One of the traders at the market, Chukwu Ebuka Ekeneze said: “The fire was caused by gas; there is a woman who cooks nearby we heard her gas was left on and that lead to the fire outbreak,” he said. Another trader, Emeka said: “We got to the shop this morning and found our things burnt; the fire started 3am this morning, we could not salvage anything. My neighbour kept N2 million in his shop but getting here it was all burnt, we picked the money and all we could feel was the ashes. The security men on duty immediately alerted fire fighters, but they arrived the scene around 6am.

” Ifeanyi Maduka said: “Well I can’t give you facts, but judging from all that has happened here since, we cannot ascertain the cause of the fire, this fire started around 2.am. This is typically a business environment; there is no possibility anybody could have been here to ascertain how it started, but some said it began from the electric pole, and giving the fact that there is gas around, it helped the fire to escalate. The information did not get to shop owners until about 5am.

” Mr Felix Okoro, Chairman of the Osoro section of the market, said no casualty was recorded but goods worth millions of naira were consumed by the inferno. Lagos State Fire Service Director, Mr Rasak Fadipe, said his men responded immediately, and that the fire was put out at about 10 a.m. According to on line news the fire was caused by a gas explosion while another source said it was by irregular power supply. The fire reportedly started from the Osoro/Akinwumi area of the market.

A woman, a leader, and a freedom fighter-Harriet Turban is the face of US $20 bill

Harriet Tubman, is the first African –American woman to be the face of the US $20 bill,she escaped slave who became a mainstay of the Underground Railroad, is the new face of the $20 bill, according to the Treasury Department.

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Tubman is bumping incumbent Andrew Jackson off the currency .The $5 bill is also expected to change and include other civil rights leaders.Politico reports.. Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton hailed the change, tweeting “A woman, a leader, and a freedom fighter,. “I can't think of a better choice for the $20 bill than Harriet Tubman.”

Tubman becomes the first woman to appear on U.S. paper currency in a century, following President Washington’s wife Martha — who was featured on a $1 silver certificate.

The official announcement will come later Wednesday, but the change in bills was already generating huge cheers.

This pastors tells his female members to bring their underwear for anointing

“Instead of laying my hand, we call that the transferation of the anointing. I speak the Word to those underwears. The power of God will get in, they wear it and God does something,”he said.

The pastor also warned about the terrors of “spiritual husbands” that stalk people’s houses, sleeping with their women.