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Forum / Relationships & Romance / I'm Tired Of Being A Good Girl; Says Female Pastor |
on: 18-01-2012 05:16 PM
| | Queen Ure Okizie is back in the news. However, this time she's set to 'explore the waters'. The female pastor is not getting certain aspect of her life right, according to her story, hence she decided to say it all in the social networking space - for what purpose, I don't understand.
From how she got dis-virgined at the age of 23 for some stupid reason (as a Christians who was even preaching the Gospel to others) as well as...
other personal issues that many would think should be kept from the public, she outlined her journey so far in the hands of different men and concluded by telling the world her next plans.
See all she wrote about herself below:
"(Sigh), strange thoughts on my mind. Born with a silver spoon in my mouth yep my dad was a minister in Gowon’s regime when I was born. Last born, only girl, never lacked anything, got born again at 10 in FGGC Owerri, grew up with very strong Christian values.
At 14, I was done with secondary school. Did my youth service at 21, shortly after I started working in Diamond Bank, then Zenith, then Platinum, then First Atlantic (Finbank). Rosy life but full of hard work, my dad instilled that into us being a medical doctor.
I forgot to say, I studied Physics in the university (B.sc), my life on campus was lectures and church, I actually started preaching seriously from secondary school. Typical S.U all through campus days at UJ (Unijos).
Now my love life, got ‘dis-virgined’ at 23 just as I was getting into Diamond bank…well I did it out of curiosity and a feeling of ‘Na only me be Christian?’. In the process in my nativity I got pregnant twice and removed both meanwhile I did the stuff few times. Small, small, the clock started ticking, at 29 honestly I don’t know how I got married to this guy that I don’t love, good looking, rich and all (he’s presently in the US) I married him to please my dad but as soon as my dad died my brother came and got me out of there (long story), this sweet ‘good’ girl had suddenly turned a divorcee!!
No kids because I didn’t want to (have any) since I didn’t love him. Tried getting married again but this time to a much younger guy who claimed he loved me helplessly and I went and believed him, I put in everything as in everything, there was so much money at my end and the love was flowing, shortly after I had a small financial setback he took off.
I’ve always believed in love. I’m a strong believer in love, I even tried another relationship where I was also the bread winner but when I couldn’t meet a certain demand he took off. (Laughs) I’ve never gone out with anyone because of money.
If I love you, I love you. If I don’t love you, I don’t love you. I really love family and would want to be happily married with kids. I’ve never been one to date married guys but now I want to change. I feel like putting love aside to date for selfish reasons. I’ve not started but I’m seriously contemplating it, or better still get a bastardly wealthy guy and just stick with him and let him look after me (I’m actually tired of working hard).
If I end up having kids fine, if not I’ll eventually adopt. I’m actually tired of being a good girl. (Laughs) because, lots of people actually think I’m ‘bad’ anyway so it won’t make a difference if I just become BAD. #JustThinking Happy Subsidy."
Your thoughts please.
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Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Why we suspended the strike – Labour |
on: 17-01-2012 05:40 PM
| | BY VICTOR AHIUMA-YOUNG & OKECHUKWU NDIRIBE
ABUJA—LEADERS of organized labour in the country have given reasons why the indefinite strike and street protests declared to force the Federal Government revert the pump price of Petrol from N141 per litre to pre-January1, 2012 price of N65 per litre, was suspended after eight days.
Announcing the suspension of the strike at a joint press briefing in Abuja yesterday, leaders of NLC and TUC explained that the strike action forced the government to announce price reduction from N140 to N97 per litre after it had earlier said the price hike was irreversible, while the government has also adopted the policy to reduce cost of governance.
The labour leaders also said following the protests across the country, the government has now made up its mind to move decisively against massive and crippling corruption in the oil sector even as government now saw the need to prosecute economic saboteurs and accelerate the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill.
President, Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC),Abdulwaheed Omar , President Trade Union Congress (TUC), Peter Esele and other officials at a press conference to call off strike action in Abuja yesterday. Gbemiga Olamikan
They also explained that street protests and mass rallies were earlier suspended by labour, to save lives and in the interest of national survival.
In a joint statement by Comrades Abdulwaheed Omar and Peter Esele, President of NLC and TUC respectively, labour, said in the past eight days through strikes, mass rallies, shutdown, debates and street protests, Nigerians demonstrated clearly that they could no longer be taken for granted and that sovereignty belonged to them.
The statement said: “In the last twenty four hours, the Labour Movement and its allies who had the historic responsibility of coordinating these mass actions have had cause to review the various actions and decided that in order to save lives and in the interest of national survival, these mass actions be suspended. We note the major successes Nigerians scored in these past days in which they rose courageously as a people to take their destiny in their hands.”
Giving reasons why the strike was suspended, Labour said: “First, the Federal Government that chorused continuously that its decision to increase petrol (PMS) price to N141 is irreversible and irreducible, was forced to announce a price reduction to N97. We, however, state categorically that this new price was a unilateral one by the Government. Secondly, Government has been made to adopt the policy to drastically reduce the cost of governance.
“A third major success Nigerians recorded is to get the Federal Government to decisively move against the massive and crippling corruption in the oil sector. While until now Government has seemed helpless to tackle corruption, the mass action of the people has compelled it to address accountability issues in the Sector. In this wise, President Goodluck Jonathan has told the nation that the forensic audit report on the NNPC will be studied and proven acts of corruption will be sanctioned.”
According to the statement, President Jonathan “also promised that accountability issues and current lapses in the oil sector will be speedily addressed including the passage of the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB). A related success of the mass action by Nigerians is the vow of Government to bring to justice all those who have contributed in one way or another to the economic adversity of the country.
“The Labour Movement commends Nigerians for their resolve to change the country for the better and we shall take advantage of the Government’s invitation to further engage on these issues. This is in line with Labour’s resolve that the oil industry is too important to be left in the hands of bureaucrats, and that we have the patriotic duty to ensure that Nigerians get the best from this natural resource. The least we owe our compatriots who have become martyrs in the patriotic struggle to reassert our sovereignty and ensure good governance is to remain steadfast and unbowed. Labour reiterates its demand that those who perpetuated violence against unarmed protests should be brought to justice.”
Leaders of NLC and TUC added that “with the experiences of the past eight days, we are sure that no government or institution will take Nigerians for granted again,” and demanded for “the release of all those detained in the course of the strikes, rallies and street protests.”
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Forum / Naijapals Base (Metro life) / Re: Asari Dokubo, Niger/Delta Youths Protest Against NLC and Trade Unions |
on: 17-01-2012 04:54 PM
| This is absolute rubbish,lets call a spade a spade,i am a Niger Deltan but i will say d truth,GEJ Government is a crap,i think its very fair to say he is d worst president Nigeria has ever produced,too many killings and he hasn't done much since he entered power....well i wont blame those that are proptesting on d street for him,its obvious cos their palms has been creased
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Forum / The Buzz Central / Re: 2face Baby mama, Pero Adeniyi Pregnant With Singer's Baby No 6 (Page 2) |
on: 17-01-2012 04:26 PM
| Tu-face is one of the best musicians in Africa-if not the best- but seriously, he needs packaging. if u are good but lack packaging, ur weaknesses overcome ur strengths. D-banj isnt as good as Tu-face is but he's got some swaggs and class and that is why he is having more popularity over tuface. Tuface really needs to zip up!
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