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10 Proven Signs She's Flirting With You   I’m going to lay something out right off the bat here: There is no definitive answer to the “Is she flirting with me?” question. Women are individuals who each have their very own unique way of attracting you, loving you and driving you totally insane. That’s just what we do, man. However, when it comes to flirting there are a few signs that you should be sure not to brush off as just a casual pleasantry. Women are individuals, but we are also as obvious as men are oblivious, so let me help you get laid. She's chatting up your friend but keeps her eyes on you I’m about to introduce you to a really ridiculous thing called The Cheeseburger Principle. Think about when you are hanging out with your friend and you see your friend eating a cheeseburger. Even if you are trying really hard not to eat meat or something, just by watching him eat that burger, it makes you want it even more. Right? OK, so some terrible advice columnist t...

I never thought I was going to get married - Omotola Nollywood star, Omotola Ekeinde recently had an interviewed BBC journalist Matthew Bannister on BBC Outlook. BBC’s website wrote: “Omosexy”: The Queen of Nollywood – Omotola Ekeinde (known to her fans as “omo-sexy”) is one of the biggest stars of the Nigerian film industry also known as “Nollywood”. This year she was named as one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world. She has appeared in more than 300 movies and has her own reality TV show. Having been a UN World Food Programme ambassador, she now runs her own foundation aiming to give a voice to young Africans. Thanks to BellaNaija team, here is a transcription of the 12-minutes plus interview : Matthew Bannister: I’ve got to ask you this; how did you get this nickname Omosexy. Whose idea was that? Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde: My husband’s (Laughs). That’s what he calls me. That’s my pet name. MB: And didn’t he give you a car with the registratio...

Military warns against unauthorised use of military items The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has issued warning to the general public on the use and sale of military uniforms, military pattern uniforms and other accoutrements. A statement issued by the Director of Public Affairs of GAF, Colonel M’bawine Atintande, indicated that no person shall wear any of the military accoutrement unless that person is a member of GAF or any other forces entitled by law or diplomatic usage.   The statement added that “an ex-serviceman wearing or using such equipment, accoutrement or material on approved ceremonial, anniversary or other special occasion, or a person who by Executive Instrument is authorized to wear or use such uniform, equipment, accoutrement or material,”. According to the statement, “The Decree, additionally, prohibits the importation, sale and purchase of any military uniforms, accoutrements and material including second hand military uniforms, accoutrements and m...