Sunday, 24 November 2013

My Husband’s Marathon S*X Sometimes Makes Me Faint – Wife Cries Out

A 45-year-old trader, Muina Adelami, has asked a Lagos family court in Lagos State to dissolve  her  eight-year-old  marriage to her husband, Shuaib, a clerical officer, on the ground that his s*x drive was high. “I  have managed to stay this long  in the marriage  because I thought his libido would  go down but that has not been the case. “In the eight years of our marriage, we only have a child, I had two miscarriages  as a result of  excessive s*x.’’ She informed the court further that her husband liked s*x too much and gave  her no breathing space. “We start having s*x every night just before midnight  and this goes on till the early hours of the next day.  Many times, immediately  after he comes back  from work, he starts demanding for s*x.

Friday, 22 November 2013

How President Jonathan Was Hospitalized In UK For Chronic Stomach Pain (READ SHOCKING DETAILS) Could it be Poison?

Follow @ReporterTimes BBM: pin:2A215687 Posted by Adelaja Adeoye Nigeria’s President, Goodluck Jonathan, has reportedly remained hospitalized at an undisclosed London hospital to which he was taken early today after complaining of chronic stomach pain. ‘The President woke up to get ready for the business of the day only to complain of serious stomach pain’, one presidency source said. The personal doctor to the President, Fortune Fibresima, reportedly administered some medicines but as the pain escalated, Mr. Jonathan was reportedly rushed to a hospital. Presidency officials hoped he would be released to participate at an Investor’s Council Meeting taking place at the Hilton Hotel in Central London, about five minutes from the InterContinental Hotel where the Nigerian president is lodged. The meeting is the objective of his visit. Several presidency sources have confirmed to SaharaReporters that the President and several government officials partied heavily into the early hours of this morning as they celebrated Mr. Jonathan’s 56th birthday.

Thursday, 21 November 2013

President Jonathan Remains Hospitalized in London; Unable to meet investors

London, United Kingdom—President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, took ill in London, United Kingdom where he was billed to chair a meeting of the Honorary International Investors Council on Nigeria. This forced his absence at the opening session of the council which held at the London Hilton Hotel in the Park Lane area of the city. Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati who is also in London with the president, however, dispelled any fears as he said in a statement, yesterday, that the president’s sickness was nothing serious, adding that the decision to seek medical advice was only ‘precautionary.’

BREAKING: Jonathan sick, receives treatment in London


The president’s spokesperson confirmed the illness. President Goodluck Jonathan fell ill while in London on an official visit and had to seek medical attention, his spokesperson, Reuben Abati, has said. Mr. Jonathan is in London for a meeting of Nigeria’s Honorary International Investors’ Council. Mr. Abati said the president became indisposed and could not be present at the opening of the meeting on Thursday. He said the President has since been examined by competent medical practitioners and “he has been advised to rest for a few days”.

Monday, 18 November 2013

ASUU strike: Union to take final decision during meeting on Friday Nov 22nd, 2013

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is likely to hold its postponed National Executive Council (NEC) meeting on Friday. After a wide spread rumored NEC meeting last week. ASUU is expected to decide whether or not to suspend the indefinite strike it began four months ago.

Friday, 15 November 2013

#GoodNews: Airtel unveils BBM Bundle for iPhone and Android users


Leading Telecommunications service provider, Airtel Nigeria, has become the first service provider to create a special Blackberry Messenger (BBM) bundle for the teeming number of Nigerians who now use the Blackberry Messenger (BBM) for Android and iPhones.

ASUU take U-Turn over public outcry, Schools May Resume On Monday, As Lecturers May Call Emergency NEC Meeting on Saturday.

In the interest of Nigerian students, ASUU Strike might end on Monday according to reports, An impeccable source, which is one of the prominent leaders of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, who pleaded anonymity because he was not authorized to comment on this yet has disclosed to newsmen that the suspended ASUU Nation Executive Committee, NEC meeting earlier postponed in honour of Late Prof. Festus Iyayi,

Wednesday, 13 November 2013

South-West APC Governor convoy kills 2 people in Lagos.


Two persons were killed on Wednesday, while no fewer than nine others were injured after a tipper rammed into pedestrians at the U-turn end of the Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway. The tipper was said to be avoiding a government convoy of seven vehicles that allegedly drove recklessly into the expressway from a side road. The incident was said to have occurred between 11am and 12pm. Eyewitness said the convoy had stopped to visit a yet-to-be identified person admitted at a private hospital in the area.

ASUU postponed its NEC Meeting to January 15,2014 Over Iyayi's Death

As expected, the death of one time ASUU president Prof. Festus Iyayi has paused the decision making process. Iyayi who before his death was the Head of the department of Business Administration, University of Benin and also one of negotiating team of ASUU.

Tuesday, 12 November 2013

Ex-ASUU President Iyayi Killed By Kogi Governor’s Convoy.



Reporters has further confirmed that Festus Iyayi, a well-known Nigerian novelist and activist academic, was killed when a car in the convoy of the Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada, rammed into his vehicle near Lokoja in Kogi State. A police source as well as an eyewitness told SaharaReporters that Mr. Iyayi died instantly at the scene of the ghastly accident. Mr. Iyayi was on his way to Kano to attend a meeting of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) whose members have been on strike since July. The union’s meeting in Kano was called to decide on a possible calling off of the strike and a return to teaching.