Re: Vibrator wife, husband must brace up
On reading the first contribution you will find on this page, I could not help but send a reply to the writer. It captured some of the stories the couple shared with me which informed their decision not to discuss their problem with the church and which were impossible for me to publish earlier on. According to worried guy, he was afraid he would make a fool of himself like one of his friends and a church member. On the guys wedding night, he had suddenly discovered that he could not gain an erection, tried as he could. Afraid that he had a serious problem on his hands, he had decided to call one of their senior pastors who decided that he needed prayers.
Obasanjo’s son shot in Boko Haram Adamawa attack
Adeboye Obasanjo, a Lieutenant Colonel and son of former President Olusegun Obasanjo was Monday shot in an attack by Boko Haram in Baza in Adamawa State.
Dubai firm buys $300m equity stake in Dangote Cement
ARRANGEMENT has been finalised for the Investment Corp of Dubai, ICD, the state fund that holds stakes in some of the emirate’s top firms, to buy a $300 million stake in Dangote Cement, said Carl Franklin, Head, Investor Relation, Dangote Group. With this development, ICD will take up a stake of about 1.3 per cent in Dangote Cement
Sierra Leone to visit every home to track down Ebola dead
Sierra Leone announced plans on Monday to visit every home in the country of six million to track down people with Ebola and remove dead bodies.
Paternity leave: The family rescue option
The Lagos State Government scored another first among the States of the federation when it recently granted a 10-day Paternity leave to its male civil servants while extending the maternal leave from 3 to 6 months. The paternity leave is directly tied to the first two deliveries only. A third delivery would only attract 12 weeks 100% paid maternal leave.
Pro-Amaechi group cautions aspirants
A pro-Governor Rotimi Amaechi group, Rivers State Leadership Advancement Foundation, RIVLEAF, has urged Rivers people to ignore ethnic sentiments while choosing a governor for the state come 2015.
