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I love younger boys so much and I am not afraid to tell anyone that cares to listen.
I am a 42 year old woman with two beautiful children, and a husband. Noticed how I mentioned my children before my husband? Yeah, that's because he's an exceptional piece of shit. My husband began to cheat on me on the second year of our marriage, even before our first child and he's been doing so ever since. We are still married but I wouldn't call what we have a marriage. Would you?
After the birth of our first child, Moji, he became a good dad for a while and a caring husband for even less. I loathed him at the time but I felt I could do nothing. I allowed him do all he wanted to do and complained as much as I could.
I was 31 years old when we had our second child, Kunle. A beautiful baby boy I actually expected him to be proud of me for giving him a male child but he only cared about his son.
I couldn't be angrier.
As far as he was home and spent time with the kids but the kids wouldn't stay tender forever. They grew up and he needed some more, he f~cked me whenever he felt like but his lovemaking had dwindled to a few seconds of 'thrust and grunt' before his warm seed found its way into my v»gina, seeking to fertilise my ovaries but I never became pregnant again.
Apparently, the birth of Kunle had messed something up inside me and that meant the two kids we had are all we are going to have. That must have made Tunji spite me more than he already did.
After the news of my condition, he returned to his withdrawn ways, I could see the effort he put in to appear caring whenever he came home and I had to play the part of the good wife. The bullshit went on for so long that I just got tired and waited for the day to come that he'd tell me he no longer wanted the marriage to go on but that day never came, which meant I had to keep keeping up with his bullshit.
It wasn't until two years ago when I turned 40 that TJ stopped having s3x with me altogether.
Previously it used to be once or twice a month, sometimes thrice if he was too drunk to know what he was doing, then he just suddenly stopped. I couldn't understand why.
I stripped n~de and looked at myself in the full length mirror several times. I still looked quite good at 40, my b••bs weren't saggy. My tummy looked okay even after two children, my flared hips could still swing in any direction I chose when I wanted men to stare.
My a$$cheeks were almost as good as when I was in my teens. I was mindful of my diet and hadn't been eating anything that would add unnecessary weight to my body. Why did TJ stop having s3x with me? I asked myself that.
Some days I lay in bed and remembered those first weeks we met and f~cked like we were soulmates. The memories brought desire into me and I touched myself.
It wasn't until those moments that I remembered Susan, my friend, had given me a v¡brator when I had first told her about my husband and I'd scoffed and flung the thing into some God-forsaken place in the closet. I looked for it, found it, and used it for the first time.
Tunji was not at home that night so I went on the internet and downloaded some ebony p•rn. I'd watched p•rn a couple or more times in my teens and the ones which had always turned me on the most was a black man having s3x with black women.
Something about it was just so raw and so real. I finished downloading the p•rn and transferred it into a flash drive. Then I inserted the drive into the TV's USB port, I lay back in bed, and covered myself up with the duvet as the couple on the TV went on to display about 5 minutes of awful acting before the tall black muscular guy grabbed the petite girl's b••bs and started s~cking.
My n¡pples suddenly grew bigger and I played with them. Before long they were both n»ked and he had started using his tongue on her. TJ used to do that to me before we had our first child, back when all was well with our marriage.
I tried to imagine it was him on me, his tongue going deep inside me…but I couldn't, I reached under the duvet and used my index and forefinger to part my p~$$y lips…toying with my cl¡t as the man on the TV l¡cked on hers. My heart rate began to increase as the desire grew inside me, I watched as the black guy stroked his massive c•ck a few times before guiding it slowly into her wet and waiting p~$$y.
Then, I reached for the v¡brator,the duvet had been thrown to the side at this point and I was in nothing but my p»nties.
I inserted the v¡brator slowly inside me and the sensation it gave me was so intense that I gasped as the v¡brator began to open me up after a long time of not been penetrated, I pushed it in deeper and deeper.
My whole body shook violently as my first org»sm came over me, The black guy on the TV was slamming so hard and so fast inside her p~$$y and the sight of that only made me want more, I wanted to be slammed into like that too.
I wanted to feel the warmth of a man on me. Let his sweaty body glide against mine, a man who could use his tongue to taste my c~m and tell me how sweet I tasted, a man who could f~ck me and make me feel something deep inside of my belly.
The more I watched the p•rn, the angrier I became. At my husband! At myself!
I felt disgusted. I abruptly got up and switched off the TV, I couldn't take anymore, anymore of the p•rn, of TJ's cheating, Of my subm¡ssiveness to him even though he never acknowledged it.
Anymore of the loneliness and the lack of good s3x. I made up my mind that evening that I was going to break my wedding vows. I looked at the ring on my left ring-finger, I looked at it for a very long time before I removed it, I'd never removed it in the 12 years I'd been married to him.
It took some effort but with the application of coconut oil to the finger it finally came off. I dropped it on my bedside table. If he asked I'd planned to tell him I'd gotten fat and it was beginning to feel too tight, but something told me he would never ask, and he never did.
That night, at about 8:45pm… while still waiting for my husband to return from wherever it was he was having s3x with his mistress, I made up my mind to look for someone else who would treat me the way I wanted to be treated.
Enough was enough.
The next day… I met a guy named Lamii.

To be continued...

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Some other top dignitaries also arrived in posh cars while not forgetting how private jets have invaded since state since yesterday.

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Moments ago, singer Davido took to Instagram to announce the delivery of a new baby we all believed was his. BlackBox Nigeria can now confirm that the new baby was delivered of the crooner's elder sister Sharon Ademefun who got married last year.

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Reports reaching BBN has it that Davido, the skelewu master has just been delivered of a bouncing baby.
The happy father took to his instagram page to share the news.
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Mary George Unazi, a 30 year old Nigerian student was on Thursday  14th May 2015 sentenced to death by hanging after she was found guilty of trafficking 765.9g of metamphetamine. The female student was caught with the drug four years ago at the KL International Airport (KLIA).‎
Judge Datuk Ghazali Cha while delivering his judgement said, the prosecution counsel has been able to prove its case against the private college Student beyond reasonable doubt. Judge Cha also said, the accused has not been able to prove that the bag in which the drug was found was not hers.

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Actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has some words for partakers of the new wave of trekkers.
Describing the exercise as misplaced priority, she wondered why youths are not using the opportunity to create awareness for better plights.‎
She bared her mind in a brief but explosive tweet, "Silly Youths trekking their futures away. You don't trek to bring awareness to your suffering plight but trek to celebrate politicians. SMH!", she penned down.

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Apparently this is the biggest event today if not this week as General Muhammadu Buhari also attends the wedding of governor Adams Oshiomhole and his Ethiopian bride, Lara.

The President-elect poses with the couple.

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It is no longer news that the Edo state Governor, Adams Oshiomhole will be getting hooked to his Ethiopian fiancee, Lara Fortez, today.
The wedding will start in a few hours in Benin, but before then, a photo of the lovebirds in khaki has surfaced online. The comrade-governor is well known for his khaki wear which dates back to his days as a union leader!
How sweet.
We will bring you photos from their wedding as soon as we have them.

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Concerned by the failure of DSTv, a South African satellite television service provider to restrain from carrying out increment in their tariff, The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, Thursday, threatened to clamp down on the company.
NANS said the company had not only shown disregard for the laws of the land, but had disregarded appeals to be fair in their billing systems.
Recently, a Federal High Court, sitting in Lagos restrained Multi Choice Nigeria Limited, operators of the Digital Satellite Television, popularly known as DStv, from implementing its new rates and increase in tariffs payable by its subscribers across board.
The student's body in a statement signed by its President, Com. Tijani Usman in Abuja insisted that students could not afford to sit down and watch as foreign companies continue to treat Nigerians as second class citizens in their land.
He said; "Multichoice has over the years treated Nigerian customers with much disdain. Unlike in other climes where Multichoice operates, Nigerians pay to watch local channels. Nigerians also pay exorbitant subscription charges compared to others despite poor services rendered.
"We have also observed that the company has been selling substandard decoders to Nigerian subscribers even, as it has refused to introduce the pay per view as it is obtainable elsewhere.
 "These and many more are the evils being perpetrated against Nigeria by Multichoice. But what NANS will not condone is for the company to extend its rascality to brazenly disobeying the laws of the land."
NANS therefore called on the relevant authorities to wade into the matter to ensure that such disregard for court order does not become a norm for other companies, failing which the association will be left with no option but to piquet Multichoice.
The students' body also called on subscribers to begin a boycott of all Multichoice products including DSTv and GoTv.

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King of Blues, B.B King is dead.‎
He was 89.
King died in his sleep at 9:40 p.m. Thursday at his Las Vegas home, his attorney, Brent Bryson, told The Associated Press.
King, an inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, won 15 Grammy awards over his lifetime – more than any other blues musician.
His "string-bending and vibrato" technique on the guitar earned him spots on several lists of the instrument's greatest players of all time.
May his soul rest.

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The Governor of Jigawa State, Alhaji Sule Lamido, has told the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, to stop giving excuses but to prepare to fulfill his promises to Nigerians.‎
The governor, who spoke on Thursday at the inauguration of the ultra modern Shiroro Bridge, said Nigerians would hold him and the All Progressives Congress responsible for the situation of the country, regardless of the state of the economy.
Lamido said, "You must fulfill your promises, because there was no condition given on how to do it. Whether the economy is favourable or not, do not give us any excuse.
"We will not tolerate any excuses because when you were asking for votes and making promises, there were no conditions given.
"A party of evil men is a party that raised them. Whatever they are, they owe it all to the PDP(Peoples Democratic Party) because PDP, one way or the other, brought almost all of them into politics. It is about time for them to reflect, because Nigerians will definitely hold them accountable.
"They try to turn tribe against tribe, brother against brother. They try to break and distort Nigeria's harmony, raising false hope. They must fulfill all their promises."
Lamido added that throughout the APC's campaign, they never raised any developmental issues but were busy harping on the dysfunctionalities of the nation, which include Boko Haram, corruption and unemployment.
Niger State Governor, Dr. Babangida Aliyu, who hosted Lamido,  joined the Jigawa State governor to berate the Adamu Mu'azu-led National Working Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party, saying Mu'azu must resign and accept responsibility for leading the party to what they described as a "disastrous defeat" in the general elections.
Aliyu said, "How could you lead a party to a disastrous defeat and you are still thinking of some ideas. And it is now you, asking people or blaming people that you have not been given a chance and that the money of the campaign was not with you.
"Why didn't you tell us before the elections? Why do you have to wait until you are defeated? Because you assume that if we had won, you would have taken the credit for the win. So, take the blame for the loss. That's all we are saying.
"If it is the party's belief that the leadership be retained, believe me, we will not fight it because the actual change will come in March 2016. That is when we will go to the convention and all PDP members will be there and we will elect new leaders. So, it is even better."
Speaking on the call for Mu'azu to resign, Lamido said, "It is not time for blame game. It is time to think and reflect on how to reposition the PDP. The party is a party of national interest and unity. We should all accept that we made mistakes and find ways to correct it in the future."
On the alleged plan to form a new party, the Jigawa State governor, who was the special guest of honour at the bridge inauguration said the two governors would not leave the PDP.
He added, "We have both agreed not to leave the PDP. We dey kampe for PDP, we dey shelenk for PDP.
"PDP has honoured and dignified me, and I am not leaving it for tenants. I and Aliyu are from home background while others are from mere house background. We are well groomed right from our homes and we will not leave the party for anyone."
Aliyu said, "Sule Lamido, you are not creating any new party. You and your godson will remain in the PDP forever. Whoever planted that story has made a mistake because for us, we have every opportunity to have decamped or defected but we did not because we know in political development, particularly in democracy, defection is not the best way to development and entrench democracy in any society.
"You must not be the type of people who think they must always be on the winning side. For us, time to time, you will need to learn some lessons. And the defeat of PDP should be seen as a lesson."

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The police on Thursday arraigned a 23-year-old student, Alfaruk Umar in a Wuse Zone 2 Senior Magistrates' Court, Abuja, for possession of a magistrate's lost phone. The Prosecutor, Sgt Abdullah Alhassan, told the court that the accused was arraigned on one-count charge of having in possession stolen property.
Alhassan said the accused was found in possession of Senior Magistrate Abdulazeez Anka's lost Blackberry phone, reported to have been stolen sometime in March. He told the court that on March 26, Anka had reported to the police that his blackberry phone valued at N45, 000 was stolen at the NNPC Filling Station, Wuse II, Abuja.
He said that on May 10, Umar, a resident of Jabi, Abuja, was arrested by the police at Wuse II, and was found in possession of the stolen Blackberry phone suspected to be that of Anka. He said the offence contravened Section 319A of the Penal Code. The accused, however, pleaded not guilty.
The prosecutor prayed the court for a date to enable him open his case against the accused. The Senior Magistrate, Mr Celestine Odo, granted him bail in the sum of N200, 000 and a surety in like sum. Odo said that surety must reside within the court's jurisdiction and a person with a reasonable means of livelihood. He adjourned the case till June 16, for hearing.

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The Peoples Democratic Party caucus in the House of Representatives again clarified on Thursday that it had not endorsed any candidate for the position of Speaker of the 8th Assembly.
The caucus made the clarification just as it rose from a closed-door meeting at the National Assembly.
There was speculation on Wednesday that the caucus had  endorsed Chairman, Committee on House Services, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, as its candidate for the job.
Dogara is an APC lawmaker from Bauchi State.
The PDP has about 139 lawmakers going to the 8th Assembly, a number seen by many to be big enough to produce any candidate it backs as the likely winner.
But the caucus reacted on Thursday that the report of it backing anybody was "hasty" and embarrassing to the group.
It said, "Such hasty and invalid speculation appears to have been given some mileage by the lone voice of one of our members, who recently expressed sentiments in favour of one of the candidates.
"We hereby unequivocally state that our caucus has not endorsed anyone for the position of Speaker of the House of Representatives."
The caucus added that it remained committed to providing "viable opposition " in the next House ‎and would be guided by the "love for the Nigerian project" when its members would vote to elect a new speaker.
‎However, as the party caucus clarified its stance, some placard-carrying youths gathered at the gates of the National Assembly, drumming support for Dogara.
‎The youths, who called themselves North-East Unity Forum, made the appearance at the gates in collaboration with Nigerian Youth Against Political Sabotage.
'Dogara is the right person for Speaker'; 'It is the turn of the North-East and Dogara is our Man', some of the placards read.
They urged the APC leadership to allow the North-East produce the speaker "in the interest of justice and fairness."
NYAPS' National Coordinator, Mr. Tony Obuah, addressed the youths, saying,  "We have gathered here today in solidarity to give a sense of belonging to the people of North-East.
"To say that they have suffered so much and they need to be given the opportunity to feel accepted as bonafide citizens of this country.
"You are witnesses to the trauma these people have gone through and are still going through due to the Boko Haram insurgency.‎
"There has been increasing poverty in the North-East. Education is at its lowest ebb because of insurgency."
Dogara is seen as the main rival to incumbent House Minority Leader, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, speculated to be the choice of the APC for the speakership.
There is yet to be any official confirmation by the party.
Gbajabiamila took his campaign to members on the floor of the House on Thursday as he embarked on a seat-seat lobbying of‎ colleagues.
For much part of the session, he was not available on his allotted seat as he was seen most of the time discussing with members on the upcoming election.
On one or two occasions, his path and Dogara's crossed in the chamber as both lawmakers intensified the search for votes.
A third contestant, Mr. Abdulmumin Jibrin, latched onto Wednesday's comments by President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, that he had no anointed candidate for the National Assembly leadership seats, to promote his anti-zoning stance.

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The former England captain laid his wife and mother of his three children to rest in an intimate ceremony in Bromley on Tuesday.
She 'slipped away' following a short battle with breast cancer earlier this month but her family said she will 'live on' in their hearts, memories and through her children.
They said the former fitness trainer, 34, is 'much missed' and her loved ones are heartened by the fact that she is
no longer in pain'.
Sir Alex ferguson, Ferdinand's former United boss, attended the wake with some of the team's current players, including Robin van Persie, according to The Sun Former players Edwin van der Sar, Nemanja Vidic and Darren Fletcher also attended the private ceremony.

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Chelsea have confirmed the signing of attacking midfielder Nathan from Atletico Paranaense.
The Brazil Under-20 international is believed to have cost around £4.5 million, and shared an Instagram picture on Monday of him apparently signing his contract with the Blues .
The club have now confirmed the signing, and Nathan has expressed his delight at completing the move. "I am very happy to be joining Chelsea, the champions of England, and I hope I will be able to learn a lot and develop my game," he told the club's official website.
Nathan scored five goals in five games at the Under-17 World Cup in 2013 and was also named in the team of the tournament, with the 19-year-old now set to continue his career at Stamford Bridge.
Reports have also suggested that he could soon be joined by his Brazilian team mate Kenedy, who has also been heavily linked with a move to the club.

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PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan has told the National Working Committee, NWC, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, that he would return stronger to help rebuild the party after taking a short break outside the country with his family.
The President urged the leadership, stakeholders, leaders, elders and members of the PDP to put behind them the defeat the party suffered during the March 28 presidential election where it lost to the All Progressives Congress, APC, after 16 years in power and build the party for future elections.
President Jonathan, who did not actually blame the leadership of the party for his loss at the election, was said to have heaped the blames on some of his very close aides, just as he told the NWC members that a Special Adviser from the North did not even vote on the day of Presidential election.‎
It was gathered that President Jonathan, who thanked members of the NWC for their support, disclosed to them that soon after the May 29 handover of government, he would travel outside the country with his family, rest, recuperate and then come back to politics later, but not immediately.
President Jonathan who also warned the leadership of the party against apportioning blames asked them to ensure that the PDP does not disintegrate because of March and April elections.
PDP will bounce back
He said from all indications, the PDP would bounce back against the backdrop that there would be the problem of ego where three persons will be serving as Presidents of the country with only one elected.
The Wednesday meeting was held behind closed doors at the Presidential Villa with the aim of ending the lingering crisis in the party after the general elections where some PDP governors, party leaders, stakeholders and members have been calling for the sack of the present National Working Committee, NWC, under Alhaji Adamu Mu'azu.
The meeting, the first of its kind since the PDP lost the presidency after 16 years of leadership to the Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Muhammadu Buhari, retd, was a postmortem on the election, to discuss the way forward for the party especially the move to heal the inflicted wounds, to restrategise as well as reposition the party.
It was also gathered that those present at the meeting used the opportunity to ruminate on the elections and the loss where they wished that the PDP would have won the election.
The ruling PDP, which controlled the Presidency, the Senate and the House of Representatives for 16 years since 1999, did not only suffer Presidential defeat, but it lost in its traditional states of Plateau; Niger; Kaduna; Benue; Bauchi and Jigawa.

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The leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress has threatened to shut down airports across the country if governors owing civil servants salaries do not pay the salaries immediately.‎
The National Vice- President of the NLC, Mrs. Lucy Offiong, stated this in Jos on Thursday while leading a protest of the Plateau State chapter of the union over non-payment of salaries of members by the state government.
She said such a drastic measure had become imperative in order to compel governors to pay workers' salaries in the affected states and alleviate their plight.
According to her, shutting down the airports would deprive the governors the luxury of travelling by air while their workers suffered.
Offing said, "Governors who are among the most frequent users of airports may need to be deprived of the facilities so that they would be moved to give their workers their monthly wage."
Plateau State Chairman of the NLC, Mr. Jibrin Bancir, said the union took its protest to the state House of Assembly because the Assembly, which passed the state budget with a provision for workers' salaries, should be able to compel the state governor to pay.
"I don't know what the House of Assembly members are doing to provide relief to civil servants whose children are out of school and who cannot afford to feed their families. So, we are here to let the House know what workers are going through and to ask the House to prevail upon the governor to fulfil his obligations to the workers, including the payment of their salaries and other outstanding entitlements," Bancir said.
Plateau workers, who had been on strike since May 4, are being owed six months arrears of salaries.

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The Lagos State Coordinator, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mr Cyril Akhanemhe, has appealed to Lagos State Government to provide a more befitting permanent orientation camp in the state.
Akhanemhe, who made this appeal at the NYSC Orientation Camp, in Iyana-Ipaja, during the swearing-in ceremony of the 2015 Batch 'A'  Stream I corps members, deployed to Lagos State.
The Coordinator said the NYSC current orientation camp at Iyana-Ipaja was no longer conducive and spacious to contain the ever increasing members of the corps yearly.
He commended Goernor Babatunde Fashola for his unwavering support to the scheme especially in the provision of quality welfare to corps members.

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