The notion out there is that women are so complicated that they cannot be satisfied and they want too much but that is not entirely true. There are numerous ways to get a woman's attention and it starts with these things listed below. 1. Passion For Children Women are easily drawn to men who care about children and know how to make children happy. It’s usually believed that men who are good with kids will be excellent fathers.
2. A Good Dancer You might not know this, but if you really know how to move to the beat of a song very well, women are easily drawn to you.
3. Great Sense Of Humor The man with a great sense of humor can always sweep a girl off her feet, simply because women love to be around men who can make them laugh.
4. Excellent Taste In Fashion Women love to hang around with a man who knows his fashion. As it’s said, you appearance is your business card.
5. A Good Cook Most men believe it is the responsibility of a woman to cook, so hardly learn how to cook but it will interest you to know that women love a man who has skills in the kitchen and cook delicious meals from time to time.
6. Smelling Good Women just love themselves a good-smelling man. If you’re a man, just invest in perfume, it’s the first thing a woman notices about you.
7. Handy Man No man gets a woman’s attention than a handy man, a man who knows how to fix things, when broken in a house. Women adore these men as they become superman with a toolbox
8. Ambitious Man Nothing attracts women than an ambitious guy, many men think they’d have to be rich to attract a decent woman but the truth is, being ambitious is just enough. Even if you’re not made, trying to establish a business or being passionate about your work make women drool.
The young lady has opened up on social media about what her pastor told her concerning the relationship she has been building with her boyfriend of 3 years.
According to her, the pastor has just told her that she and her man are not meant to be and that they should each go their separate ways.
This situation has left her completely heartbroken.
A 27-year-old man, Jerry McCabe from Dania Beach, Florida, ran away from police during an attempted traffic stop fled from his car. He took off running with his 5-year-old son.
According to police he kept urging his son to run faster but when they got to a barrier, he ditched his son and jumped over a barbed wire because his son couldn’t keep up.
A Pembroke Pines police arrest report shows that McCabe was driving a Dodge Charger without a valid license when an officer tried to stop him but McCabe refused to stop and led the officer on a car chase, weaving in and out of traffic.
According to fl39.com, eventually, the car’s two driver’s side tires blew out, so McCabe and his son got out and ran away, the report said.
Police said the officer chased after them on foot and ordered them to stop, but they kept running. During the pursuit, the officer heard McCabe yelling at the boy to keep up.
McCabe left the boy and jumped over the barbed-wire fence while the officer stayed behind and stayed with the boy.
While the officer watched the boy, a security guard at a nearby building who witnessed the chase agreed to watch the boy, so the officer continued to chase McCabe again.
Police said McCabe later surrendered after he saw that the officer was still chasing him.
After he was arrested, McCabe told police that he was taking his son to get a physical for football and was running from the officer because he didn’t have a valid license and had marijuana in his car, the report said.
McCabe, was arrested on Tuesday on multiple charges, including child abuse, child neglect, one count of driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest without violence, possession of marijuana and fleeing with disregard of safety to persons or property.
Officials have poisoned hundreds of dogs in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi in the latest effort to curb a population of strays that attack thousands of people each year in the teeming mega-city of some 20 million.
Dog corpses were lying along the streets of the 20-million city, and the city employees have been disposing of them. Officials estimated the citywide operation that started this week had culled thousands of strays but did not have a full accounting for all six city districts.
"At least 700 dogs have been killed only in two areas of Karachi's south in the last couple of days," said Sattar Javed, a spokesman for the municipal authority.
The periodic culling of dogs using poison tablets hidden in chicken meat has drawn criticism from animal rights activists in Pakistan, but another city official, Mohammad Zahid, said it was necessary because packs of strays posed a threat to residents.
Last year, Karachi's Jinnah Hospital treated 6,500 people bitten by dogs and this year so far it has seen 3,700 cases, said Dr. Seemin Jamali, head of the emergency room.
"At least 700 dogs have been killed only in two areas of Karachi's south in the last couple of days," Sattar Javed, a spokesman for the municipal authority, confirmed to Reuters.
Here’s how the authorities kill the strays: they hide poison tablets in chicken meat, and give the meat to the animals.
The Pakistani animal rights activists have spoken out against the practice, but the city authorities said there is no other way to cope with the growing population of dogs, which attack the locals.
According to stats, last year, Karachi's Jinnah Hospital treated 6,500 people bitten by dogs, and this year saw about 3,700 incidents, according to Dr Seemin Jamali, head of the emergency room, as quoted by Reuters.
Officials don’t have the exact estimates of the total number of strays killed at the moment. However, they say that thousands should be culled in total.
The President of the United States, Barack Obama, his wife Michelle Obama, their daughters Sasha and Malia and the two first pets, dogs Bo and Sunny, left the White House on Saturday and arrived in Massachusetts via Air Force One for their annual summer vacation on Martha's Vineyard. The Obamas are scheduled to stay there for 17 days, enjoying their private time.
Popular Enugu Catholic Priest, Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka, has criticized and sent a strong warning to President Muhammadu Buhari for the economic hardship in Nigeria and as such may be voted out in the next presidential election if he doesn't do the needful. The fiery cleric who became controversially famous after his prediction that Goodluck Jonathan would be swept away by the wind of change in the last presidential election, has blasted the president over the economic hardship sweeping the country resulting from what he defined as poor leadership under the Buhari-led government.
The catholic priest said that the president should know that Nigerians may vote him out in the next presidential election, adding that people are clearly getting tired, continuing that he campaigned against the ex-president Jonathan because of the extensive corruption in the last administration in the hope that Buhari’s government would be better after his avowed declaration to fight corruption.
“No nation could survive when the cankerworm of corruption eats deep into its social fabric as was witnessed in the past administration which informed his interest and desire to opt for a change.
“The change which eventually came under the leadership of Buhari is not helping matters as poverty is 'smelling' in Nigeria. Landlords are lamenting while tenants are hungry and frustrated,” Mbaka said.
This is the shocking story of how a millionaire foolishly squandered his money to now languish in abject poverty. This story will serve as a great lesson for many of us. The story of Miano Kaminja is a touching one. The story was published by Kenyans and reads:
"An elderly man in Kirinyaga County is languishing in abject poverty despite having raked in millions of shillings from a compensation plan by the government.
70-year old Miano Kaminja, a former peasant farmer, was paid Sh7 Million as compensation for his two-and-half acre piece of land that was used for the construction of Rukenya Irrigation Dam in Kirinyaga, Kenya.
He was among 600 families who shared Sh5 Billion from the Government in 2013 to pave the way for construction of the Sh19 Billion dam.
Upon receiving his share, Mr Kaminja squandered the fortune in a span of three months through unplanned lavish spending, rolling himself back to poverty.
Speaking to a local daily, Mr Kaminja revealed that after receiving the money, he immediately chased away his two sons and wife, then relocated to a hotel where he paid Sh3,000 per day.
The 70-year old man, who now lives under the mercy of friends and relatives, also bought himself a car which he ensured was parked at the spot reserved for the hotel owner despite having no one to drive it.
Tragedy struck upon learning that he had run out of cash. Kaminja in a panic mode rushed to his car, ignited it and accelerated to full speed despite having no driving skills.
The result was a fatal accident where he sustained serious injuries after crashing into a concrete wall.
He was admitted to a local private health facility, which discharged him prematurely upon realising that he was in no position to foot the bill.
Prior to his downfall, some fake friends who emerged out of the blue cashed in from Kaminja's compensation proceeds and entertained female companions in posh local entertainment spots.
According to the distraught former farmer, people masquerading as land valuers were not left behind in siphoning cash off his bag of money.
The con artists extorted money from the old man by claiming that the Sh7 Million awarded to him was 'too little' and the government should have paid him Sh64 Million, a lie Kaminja still believes. The conmen gave him fake valuation documents purporting he deserved a Sh64 Million payoff.
“When I get the Sh64 million I will buy a big car and build a big hotel,” Kaminja is quoted by The Standard.
The Sh5 Billion compensation was based on the size of land and development, and Kaminja was among those who received the least amount as his land did not have any substantial development.
Kaminja's fate also befell a number of other people from the area who, like the 70-year-old, blew their monies plunging into a life of misery and tears."
