5 Easy Ways To Know She Wants Sex

Published

9 years ago

June 8, 2016

Men are known to be quite direct and open about their feelings when it comes to sex, but the same cannot be said about women who would rather give subtle hints.

If you don’t take time to learn the signals a woman gives when she’s in the mood to get down, you might end up missing some cool opportunities for great sex.

So how do you know when the green light is on? Here are 5 easy ways to know she wants sex:

She dresses sexy/wear makeup:If you notice that your girlfriend or wife is suddenly putting in the effort to look much more sexy than she usually does, chances are that there is a reason behind it. This is her way of trying to arouse your desire, in order to get the sexual satisfaction that she wants. Then again, if she puts in hours of effort to look good for you and it appears you don’t notice, she will become very pissed at you. The next time she puts in a lot of effort to look good for you, make sure that you tell her, and don’t forget to make a move for sex later in the night.
She “accidentally” reveals some skin:Have you ever been in the room with your girlfriend when she was changing her clothes, and she seemed to linger in her panties for just a moment too long? If so, she was probably inviting you to initiate sex with her. The key with this move is to spontaneously take advantage of the moment. Just throw her on the bed, start giving her foreplay, and have sex with her right there. Trust me, she’s going to love you for realizing how badly she wanted sex.

She “accidentally” rubs against you:This is another subtle way a woman will try to arouse your desire, by “accidentally” rubbing against you. This signal may be a little difficult to pick up if you’re not attuned to it. However, once you recognize it, a lot more opportunities for great sex will come your way. Look for subtle signals like this your girlfriend might be sending out, and be ready to take advantage of them.
She becomes unusually responsive when you first touch her:Have you ever found yourself in a scenario where you started kissing your girlfriend, and she gave a little moan and started rubbing your body a little? If so, she probably wanted sex. Again, the difference here can be very subtle and easy to miss if you’re not looking for it. What you should watch out for is any small noises or sexual movements which she normally would not make when you first touch her or kiss her. Some women will also look at you with that “take me” sexual eye contact to let you know.
She’s especially excited or irritable:This is the most difficult one to figure out, since it’s so counter-intuitive. Sometimes, your girlfriend would seem irritated or full of manic energy for no reason, and if you’re not attentive enough, you might just assume she doesn’t want sex. Wrong. Think about how you feel when you’re really horny, but can’t have sex … don’t you get irritated about little things which normally wouldn’t bother you? Women go through same thing, only more intensely. Recognizing that this type of behaviour is usually caused by repressed sexual desire is a huge breakthrough for a lot of guys. Instead of yelling or arguing with her (which would just piss her off and make her more sexually frustrated), just eliminate the real source of her frustration by initiating sex. It would make her much happier, and also lead some great sex in the process.

NGIJ Commences Governance Assessment Tour In Ondo State

Published

5 years ago

December 2, 2019

Sahara Weekly

The Nigerian Guild of Investigative Journalists (NGIJ) will on Monday commence Governance Assessment Tour in Ondo State to assess impact of Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu administration on the people.

A statement issued on Saturday by the Guild Public Relations Officer, Adeyemi Obadimu said NGIJ delegation would arrive Akure, the Ondo State Capital on Monday to commence the Governance Assessment.

Obadimu noted that the Governance Assessment aimed at rooting for the truth, getting firsthand information from different stakeholders and assessing impact of current administration in Ondo State.

”Our members from every part of the country will on Monday converge in Akure, Ondo State Capital for commencement of Governance Assessment Tour to assess Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu administration impact on the people.

”Our crew will engage critical stakeholders including traditional rulers, civil servants, labour unions, pensioners, top government officials, students, market men/women and others in order to get firsthand information about the current administration led by Governor Akeredolu.”

Obadimu disclosed that the guild has carried our similar assessment in Kogi and Bayelsa states, saying ‘this is part of our contributions to deepen Democratic rule in Nigeria’.

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Heritage bank partners with Multi choice to flag off BBN third edition

Published

7 years ago

February 5, 2018

Sahara Weekly

Sequel to successful outing of season-2 of the Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) last year, Heritage Bank Plc, has again partnered with MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, owners of the DSTV and GOTV brands to bring the third season of the entertainment to viewers across Africa and beyond.

The Big Brother Naija 2018 was launched on Sunday night with Ebuka Obi-Uchendu as the host with 20 house mates battling for the winning prize of N45 million which include a cash gift of N25 million and SUV Jeep among others. The theme of this year’s edition is “Double Wahala.”

The host said one of the innovations in this season was that viewers could give housemates secret tasks to do and some lucky viewers could win cash prizes of N1 million during the duration of the show.

The house mates will stay at the Big Brother House for the next 85 days to entertain viewers and the show promises to show case a lot of drama, intrigues and romance.

Speaking at the live streaming of the opening session in Lagos at the weekend, Mr. Fela Ibidapo, Group Head, Corporate Communications of Heritage Bank said, “When the last season of the reality show was about to start, some of us did know what we were getting into. We are back here again because last year was successful.’’

He said Heritage Bank believed in creativity and innovation and expressed appreciation to MultiChoice for the opportunity to be part of this edition of the show.

About 20 house mates were invited to the house in the third season of the show which began last Sunday night, with four of them debuting in a reality show for the first time in their lives.

This is an increase over 12 that participated in last year’s edition.

The new comers are Nina Chinoso 21 years- old, Vanessa Williams aka Vandora from Edo State, Teddy A 29 and Kelvin Burle aka K-Brule 23 years-old.

The others are Alexandria (a lady) 22, Adedayo Adewunmi aka Dee-One, a comedian; Princess Onyejekwe 25, Miracle Igbekwe, a pilot and model; Ahneeka 25 years and a TV presenter; Rico Savey,25; Bam Bam,28 years-old freelancer in acting and singing; Bitto Brain 26, Ifu Ennanda, an actress and business broker; Leo 25 years-old corporate hustler with a retail firm; Khloe 24 and a fashion designer; Angela 31 years-old film maker, Anto, Tobi- 23, Cee-C and Omololu Adetokunbo aka Lolu.

In the season two of the show, besides providing financial assistance to the BB Naija contenders, Heritage Bank helped them with business and advisory support services for between six to nine months.

This support helped to chart a veritable course and equip the housemates with the necessary tools to make informed business choices during their individuals’ careers.

In a bid to bring additional value to Nigerian culture, Heritage Bank also ensures that in partnering with the housemates, they take positive steps towards creating, preserving and transferring wealth to Nigerians.

Heritage Bank had also organised an SME enhancement capacity programme for the Ex-Housemates of the BB Naija and other emerging 21st century entrepreneurs at an SME enhancement capacity training programme.

Big Brother Nigeria was designed by its creators to attract controversies and create agenda for social discussions.

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How civil defence corps became a millionaire overnight with Skye bank Promo

Published

7 years ago

February 4, 2018

Sahara Weekly

Mrs Eunice Odubor, a 48- year old staff of the Civil Defence Corps, yesterday won the 4th edition of the season 2 reach for the Skye millionaire reward.

Forty other lucky loyal customers across Nigeria also went home with various cash gifts ranging between N20, 000, N50, 000 and N100, 000 respectively.
The cash bonanza and draw which took place at the busy Ekiosa market in Benin City, the Edo State Capital, had in attendance top management staff and Zonal officers of National lottery Commission which witnessed the occasion.
Presenting the cheque to Mrs Isibor, at the resident of the Obazelu of Benin Kingdom, Chief Osaro Idah, the group head Product and Innovation of the bank, Ndubisi Osakwe, said the presentation was a clear demonstration of Skye Bank’s commitment to continue to impact the lives of loyal customers.
He said: “Today Skye Bank has shown its capacity in supporting individuals and retail businesses. We started this journey a couple of months back…now in its 3rd year and this is the fourth in the series.
“We have given given rewards to customers who are loyal to Skye Bank, who have responded to our promo to put N10, 000 for 30 days in savings account and they will qualify to win up to N1m. Mrs Idubor of Foresty branch Benin who has been loyal invested N10, 000 and has won N1m and her account will be credited”
In his remark, Chief Osaro Idah, who presented the cheque to the winner commended the bank for blazing the trail in corporate social responsibility among banks.
Elated Mrs Idubor, who could not hold back tears expressed her gratitude to Skye Bank for the money and promised to tell others to bank with Skye Bank.
She said part of the amount will be invested into the education of her child who had dropped out of the Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma due to paucity of funds.
The Zonal Coordinator, National Lottery Commission, Mrs Kate Okocha, also commended the bank for the transparency and encouraging people to save by opening account.