An Edo Man lost his fiance To another Man 3 Days To Their Wedding...Read it all on Tafia World

How An Edo Man Lost His Fiance To Another Man 3 Days To Their Wedding Just Because He Could Not Satisfy Her In Bed And The 3 Things He Did To Solve His Premature Ejaculation Problems

Believe it or not women want a man that is good in bed If you can not satisfy your wife, you might loss her to another man just like it happen to me.. My name is Bernard, my friends call me Ben Friday August 10 2012 was a very sad day for me. I had a very sweet relationship with my wife to be and everything was going well as planned until she started disturbing me for sex. I didn't want to take advantage of her So I told her to wait till our wedding night before we can do anything she got angry and said this to my face; "If I had to marry you then I have the right to know if you are good in bed or not because I don't want to get married to a one minute man" I was so annoyed hence I told her to wait till the wedding night because I don't want to go against my religious belief. She left my place with anger all over her face and I ignored her just to let her go. She did not call or visit me for three days On the third day I had to call her and try to persuade her to wait But She refuse bluntly and told me to forget about the wedding if I can not give her what she want. Later that day she send me a text message with the following context   "Your ex-girlfriend told me he left you because you don't last in bed (one minute man), Even though you are a good person honey am sorry you will have to let me go because I can't  READ MORE...

Militants Kill two Soldiers,5others in boat house attack

                                                                                                                                                                                                

 

 

Chief of Army Staff, Gen. Tukur Buratai

Militants have attacked a military house boat at Ejere Junction, a creek in Warri South council area of Delta State, killing seven people, including two soldiers.

The killings have heightened the tension in the oil-rich Niger Delta where oil facilities have been attacked. Nigeria’s output has been badly affected.

The Nation gathered that five boats, loaded with heavily armed insurgents, stormed an isolated boat house, located inside the creek around Omadino, an Itsekiri community, at about 8:00pm and opened fire on the occupants, killing all those onboard, except a civilian, who reportedly died on the way to the hospital.

There was no claim of responsibility for the Wednesday attack.

A community source said the attack happened at about 8:00pm. He said all occupants of the boat, whom he thought to be soldiers, were killed.

  An army security house boat was attacked and all the security men inside were killed last night at Omadino, by pipeline, here. This happened around 8 in the evening,” he said.

Another source, from one of the military formations in Warri said those in the house boat were not all soldiers. There were civilians, who rendered various types of services aboard.

A military source from Warri, who confirmed the development, told The Nation that two soldiers and five civilians died in the attack. He said most of the men stationed at the house boat had gone on pipeline patrol when the attackers came.

According to the source, although outnumbered by the assailants, the soldiers who were left on the boat when the attackers came gave their best, ensuring that the assailants did not leave without a bloody nose.

He said: “The report is true. They came in five speed boats. They were many and, unfortunately, when they got there, some of the soldiers were on pipelines patrol. When the attackers got there, the man on sentry did his best, but, unfortunately, because of their number they opened fire to kill the civilians inside the house boat. There were four civilians and two soldiers, making six.

“The seventh person, who happened to be a civilian, was rushed to Oghara (the Delta State University Teaching Hospital). Getting to Oghara, they found out that the hospital was on strike. Before he could be rushed back to Warri, his situation had deteriorated. You know the distance between Warri and Oghara; that was how he gave up the ghost.

“Our people also got some of them down, but as they wouldn’t like to leave any of their casualties behind, we can’t ascertain, but the soldiers tried their best in reducing their number”, the source said.

The Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, 4 Brigade of the Nigerian Army in Benin, Captain Jonah Unuakhalu, in a statement, said two soldiers were killed, one injured, another one read more....

Mother reunites with her baby who was kidnapped by a woman she knows-Photo

South African Police Service shared this photo of a happy mother after she reunited with her baby yesterday, June 1.

On Saturday May 28 2016, 4-month-old baby girl Esethu Nokwethemba Myeza was taken from her 19-year-old mother, Nontokozo Myeza. The mother was in a queue to withdraw money at an ATM when a woman she knows took the baby to hold her. The lady and baby disappeared.
The Katlehong FCS unit formed a tasked team and worked around the clock with little sleep. The team promised that they will leave no stone unturned to get the baby back. The suspect was traced near Greytown in the rural area of KwaZulu-Natal and arrested. The baby was found unharmed and reunited with her mother. The suspect appeared in the Vosloorus Magistrates Court today, June 2.

REVISITING THE RECENT IPOB (INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF BIAFRA) AGITATORS FROM ONITSHA AND RIPPLES IN ASABA, DELTA STATE CAPITAL!

A DESTRUCTIVE FALLACY OR MEANINGLESS SHENENIGAN ON ALUTA??
“Every man has a right to decide his own destiny, and in his judgment there’s no partiality….”recalling one of the greatest track amongst the hit songs of late Bob Nesta Marley. Of course, the Boko Harams currently creating waves on the borderlines of some towns in our Northern part of Nigeria, have collectively or individually “decided their own destiny” as members of this group. Also within the South South regions here, people are agitating for their rights to the oil fields nature has bestowed on them and it’s difficult to judge them wrongly for deciding on their destiny….no wahala about it anyway! But this constant incursion of the supposedly MASSOB (Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra) now adorning another tag IPOB (Indigenous People Of Biafra) into Asaba, the Delta state capital is becoming truly very worrisome. It suggests that Asaba people as a community housing the capital of Delta state DOES NOT have a right to decide her own destiny!
An interesting aspect of the IPOBers as a group or persons is the  read more...

NWANNE CAMPO!!!, Pictures like this make me cry,it makes me wonder why God permits some of his children to live in absolute poverty

Pictures like this make me cry,it makes me wonder why God permits some of his children to live in absolute poverty while others have too much to eat and waste. Times like this minute,I feel that we can be very greedy because no matter how much wealth we accumulate,we always want more. We cry and question God when things don't work the way we plan. Oh my goodness, what will a woman like this be thinking of us when she doesn't even have 1% of what we have. This new month, try t...o dominate your greed and give more to the needy. I have always believed in giving out to the point I don't even have a landed property or cars but I have bought cars for people that later took me for a fool yet I believe I am doing the right thing. I look at what I have and see that even haven done what I have done for others,I am still somehow selfish but should I give out completely all and have just what I need to survive? I am so confused and sad knowing that out there in the world are some people without anything to eat or wear. I pray that God will grant all those in such situations divine favour. May he touch the hearts of the government and wealthy citizens to help these people. Amen.

Last week, 40 Nigerians were deported from the United Kingdom read it on tafia world.

Last week, 40 Nigerians were deported from the United Kingdom and Australia, making it the second set of Nigerians repatriated from the UK in less than two months. How many more of these repatriations are to be expected in the future?

A recent history of repatriations
In the past six months, not less than 138 Nigerians alleged to have committed various immigration offences have been repatriated from the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Australia. Beginning in November 2015, 50 Nigerians were deported from the United Kingdom. The deportees, who consisted of 44 men and 6 women, were flown into the cargo terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, on a chattered B767.
Again in April 2016, the UK and Switzerland jointly deported 48 Nigerians. Just last week, the country welcomed another 40 UK and Australia deportees. The latest arrivals, 33 men and 7 women, were flown to the Hajj Camp area of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in  read more...

WHY ME!!! by The onalele master En Joel D, about to hit the airwave, watch out for the new single.

It's No news that En Joel Dee has come to stay, he lunched his first single ONALELE, which took the airwaves by surprise got fans asking for more, now the Onalele Master is coming out with another block buster called  'WHY ME' just like the first single this one is going to make fans asking for more. release date coming soon.

‘I don’t know what I sign’, Messi told judge in fraud case

Argentina star Lionel Messi, who is due to go on trial in Barcelona for alleged tax fraud, t

(FILES) This file photo taken on September 27, 2013, shows Barcelona football star Lionel Messi arriving at the courthouse in the coastal town of Gava near Barcelona on September 27, 2013, to face judges on tax evasion charges. Argentina star Lionel Messi, one of the world’s highest-paid athletes, goes on trial in Barcelona on May 31, for allegedly defrauding Spain of over four million euros in unpaid taxes. PHOTO: AFP / LLUIS GENE

old a judge that he never looks at the contracts he signs, the El Periodico daily said Monday.
The newspaper got access to Messi’s September 2013 statement to a judge and published extracts just a day before the five-time World Player of the Year and his father stand trial.
“I signed things, but I never look at the contracts. I don’t know what I sign,” he allegedly said.
Messi and his father, Jorge Horacio Messi, are accused of using a chain of fake companies in Belize and Uruguay to avoid paying taxes on 4.16 million euros ($4.7 million) of Messi’s income earned through the sale of his image rights from 2007-09.
They have been charged with three counts of tax fraud.
According to the alleged statement published by the Barcelona daily, the judge showed him several sponsorship contracts that he signed, but he did not remember them.
“This is something that my dad manages. And I trust him. I devote myself to playing football,” he reportedly said.
“I do what he tells me to.”
Spanish prosecutors are seeking a jail sentence of 22-and-a-half months for Messi and his father if they are found guilty, plus fines equivalent to the amount that was allegedly defrauded.
But any such sentence would likely be suspended as is common in Spain for first offences carrying a sentence of less than two