NIGERIAN GIRLS AND THEIR REVERSE LOVE- SIGNS

Nigerian girls are special and they love shakara.
Even when they are helplessly in love with you, they still front and play hard to get and will hardly come out to say ‘I love you’.

Here are some of the things Nigerian girls love to say when they are falling hard for you. You better take the hint.

1. ‘ I don’t want your girlfriend to come and break my head o!’

This is just her way of asking if you have a girlfriend.

2. ‘Is there light in your house?’

This means they want to come over to your house and hang out, but they’re looking for an excuse.

3. ‘Big head’

Sometimes, instead of calling you ‘ode’, they’ll use ‘big head’ as a term of endearment.

4. ‘You can’t even call somebody’

This one is code for ‘I miss you’.

5. ‘Go away jare’

If you know what’s good for you, better stay. Nigerian girls are the queens of reverse psychology.

6. ‘Won’t you come and take me out?’

Her way of saying, ‘when are we going on a date?’

7. ‘You just forgot about me’

Another way of saying ‘ I miss you’.

8. ‘Have you eaten?’

If she asks you this, she really cares about you.

9. ‘I hate you’

If she says this, then she’s head over heels in love with you.

CUBAN EX-PRESIDENT FIDEL CASTRO DIES AT 90

Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolutionary leader who built a communist state on the doorstep of the United States and for five decades defied US efforts to topple him, died on Friday. He was 90.

Nicolás Maduro, president of Venezuela, led the tributes from world leaders after the announcement, which was greeted with shock in Havana and celebrations among expats in Miami. 

"The commander in chief of the Cuban revolution died at 22:29 hours this evening," his brother, President Raul Castro, his brother, announced with a shaking voice on national television.

He ended the announcement by shouting the revolutionary slogan:  "Hasta La Victoria Siempre!" (Towards victory, always!)

Fidel Castro has been suffering from intestinal problems since the early 2000s. In April, he told politicians that he would die soon but that the revolution's ideals would live on.

"I'll be 90 years old soon," he said at the time. "Soon I'll be like all the others."

His brother said the revolutionary leader's remains would be cremated early on Saturday, "in compliance with his expressed will."

EFCC AND MMM SCHEME

The Econmic and Financial  Crimes Commision EFCC, has confirmed ongoing surveillance on the MMM investment scheme.

EFCC spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren, gave this indication in an interviewwith Daily Post on the sidelines of a training programme in Port Harcourt.

Uwujaren, however said the House of Representatives cannot direct the EFCC to investigate what he described as faceless wonder bank like MMM.
He said the anti-graft agency was also watching other online schemes that promise huge returns on investments.

The EFCC spokesman said preliminary investigations have shown that such online schemes thrive in countries that are facing economic recession. He however, warned that there was big chance of desperate subscribers on such platforms of losing their investment.
"We can only arrest people based on evidence that we have. The House made a resolution but the resolution is a public announcement.
"We have always been advising people not to patronize wonder banks because experience has shown that their activities are not suitable. If you get involved in it, you will eventually get hurt. What we are currently doing is to sensitize people.