See 20 Dirty Questions To Ask A Girl And Make Her Wet.....splensiziates i know this will help you alot

Want to seduce a girl with words? here are the 20 dirty questions to ask a girl over text and you can make her do all the se xy

#1 Are you alone? This question is perfect to understand if she’s idle and all alone at home. You obviously can’t flirt or talk S£x if her friends are around her. Say something bold like “I wish I could be there with you” when she reciprocates with an affirmative.

#2 What are you doing right now? Play it nice and slow. This can help you be certain that she’s alone and bored enough to give you her complete attention.

#3 Do you like cuddling when you lie in bed? Warm her up to a flirty conversation without overstepping the line. This can help open her up by talking about cuddling with someone else.

#4 What do you wear when you go to bed? / What are you wearing? A curious question that’s perfect to ask a girl when she’s in bed already. It’s personal, and yet not too S£xual. Say something like “Gosh, I can only imagine how cute you look right now” when she describes herself.

If it’s your girlfriend, ask her what’s she’s wearing and if she doesn’t mention her lingerie *which she may not without a bit of coaxing*, ask about her lingerie and also the color. A perfect start.

#5 What do you think you look S£xiest in? Get her to talk S£xual by talking about her S£xy clothing. It’s flattering and definitely S£xual.

#6 Have you ever watched someone else make out accidentally or on purpose? This question gets both of you in the mood. And yet, by directing it at a third person, you can avoid any uncomfortable situation at the start.

#7 Has a guy even touched you or discreetly groped you while clubbing or in a crowded place? Girls have a thing about S£xual groping. Even if it’s accidental, it’s something they just don’t forget. You can answer something like “I wish I could have been that guy!” after she tells you about an incident she likes.

#8 Have you ever made out with a guy just because you were horny at that time? Find out if she’s a girl who can be coaxed into having S£x with a guy in the heat of the moment.

#9 If you had a pair of x-ray glasses, which part of a guy’s body *below his shoulders* would you see first? Time to get naughty. Really, how many things can a girl take a look at below a guy’s shoulders? Let her answer the question so you always make it seem like she’s the one talking dirty and not you.

#10 Do you like boxers or briefs? This is a clichéd question and even if a girl doesn’t care about it, she’d most probably say that she likes a boxer. Answer this question by telling her what you’re wearing. The whole focus here is to get her to think of your package without really making it obvious.

#11 What’s your secret move to turn a guy on? By asking her to visualize making out with a guy and describe it to you, you’re making her fantasize about S£x. And at the same time, she may go into details just to prove how good she is S£xually.

#12 If there’s one place a guy should touch you to make you horny, which is that? This goes straight to S£x and arousal. And if she does answer this truthfully, in all probability, she’s already aroused.

#13 Does a massage make you wet? A full body massage makes almost all girls wet. You can always tell her something like “Just so you know, I came first in my masseuse class and I would love to give you a massage. And don’t worry, now that I know you get horny while getting a massage, I’ll linger in all the right places.”

#14 If I kissed your lips accidentally while kissing goodbye, would you mind it? Make her imagine your kiss. It’s a perfect question to get her to pucker up.

#15 Do you like giving an oral or getting one? No matter what she answers, you can always answer with the opposite of what she says. If she likes giving an oral, say you like getting it. If she likes getting it, tell her you love giving it!

#16 How do you think my body would look better, shaved or natural? Isn’t it a nice thought to know that the girl you like is picturing you nak£d the minute you ask her this question?

#17 What should a guy do to make you wet? Get straight to the sweet spot. And when she does answer this question, talk about question #12 again and get descriptive about her pleasure spots.

#18 If I were whispering all these questions in your ear, would you be turned on? If you’ve got the conversation going this far, she’s obviously wet already. But it always sounds a lot better hearing it from the girl you’re texting.

#19 If you didn’t have a boyfriend, do you think we would have made out with each other? / If I were with you right now, do you think we would have kissed each other? This question can actually get you into her bed, but you need to wait for the last question to get an invitation from her.

#20 If a guy wants to come over to your place and make out with you right now, would you like that? Don’t talk about yourself just yet, unless you already know she wants you to come over. If she answers “yes”, go full speed ahead to her place. Otherwise, play the seduction game for a few more minutes before telling her you want to come to her place right that instant.

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Nwodo reveals why Igbos feels unwanted in Nigeria

The President-General of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, John Nwodo, has declared that Igbos feel unwanted in Nigeria.

Nwodo explained that the feel is due to the marginalisation of the people from the South Eastern part of the country.

Addressing journalists in Porrt Harcourt, Rivers State, Nwodo said, “Our people feel unwanted in the Nigerian federation; our people feel ill-treated.”

He noted that the Igbo race had been seen as “being incompetent, incapable, or unreliable of being vested with the headship of any of the security agencies in Nigeria.”

Nwodo said, “Under the constitution of Nigeria, you have freedom of expression and freedom of association. If somebody says he wants Biafra, he is free to say so as long as he is saying it in a legitimate way. He can take his petition to the National Assembly.

“He can have a plebiscite, if he wins, fine, if he doesn’t win, he takes it like that. The fact that we, their fathers, have not joined them should give a signal to Nigeria that they have not yet become so popular to carry us along and that this matter can be addressed politically.

“There has been several failed negotiation which the federal government publicly admitted and millions of naira lost.

Nwodo urged the Igbo race to see themselves as special people like the Jews “who through dint of hard work transformed the desert to an arable land despite all their travails and security concerns.”

Relatively, the Ohanaeze President-General urged the Federal Government to pay the necessary attention to pro-Biafra groups in order to end agitation for Biafra.

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PDP crisis: Makarfi kicks as Sheriff plans convention

Sheriff and Makarfi

Ali Modu Sheriff plans to quit the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chair’s seat after convening a national convention to elect new leaders.

He yesterday pleaded with the Ahmed Makarfi Committee, the governors and other stakeholders to allow peace in the PDP. They should wait for the convention to change the leadership, Sheriff said.

The former Borno State governor spoke in Abuja while receiving the party’s South West zonal leaders who visited him. He, however, did not state the convention’s date and venue.

But the camp of the party’s Caretaker Committee, led by Senator Makarfi, appeared unmoved by Sheriff’s gesture.

Makarfi camp spokesman Dayo Adeyeye retorted: “What convention and what is the time and date for the convention?”

Adeyeye, who spoke with our correspondent on telephone, urged party members to be law-abiding and not to engage in any action that could further deepen the crisis that has troubled the main opposition party.

Deputy National Chairman Dr. Cairo Ojougboh (Sheriff’s faction), said the date for the convention would be fixed after consultations with all stakeholders.

“That is why we are calling everybody to come on board so that we can collectively put our house in order before the convention. We want to organise a convention that will be acceptable to all. We can’t achieve that without due consultation,” Ojougboh said.

One of the prominent backers of the Caretaker Committee, Prof. Tunde Adeniran, canvassed a political solution to the party’s leadership crisis.

Addressing the delegation, Sheriff said: “I am not here to remain as national chairman. I will be leaving as soon as we hold our national convention to elect a new set of leaders for the PDP.

“I will make sure that we do a credible convention and that we elect leaders that are accepted by the grassroots; that is our mission. I will do that by the grace of God.”

“If you like and you want to change something, wait for the convention and vote for the person you like. Nigerians and the world will see that you are validly elected by the PDP,” he said.

The party chair urged the governors not to divide the party with their actions and utterances because they are “very important stakeholders” in the PDP.

“The governors are very important, they are leaders of this party by their own right. They don’t have to divide the party”, he admonished.

He  begged specifically Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose to respect the party, warning that prosperity would judge the governor by his utterances.

Stressing that he would not join the governor in a verbal war, the party chairman urged him to devote his time and energy to rebuilding the PDP.

He said his group and the Makarfi camp had earlier agreed to abide by the ruling of the Court of Appeal before the judgment was delivered, but expressed regrets that the Makarfi camp had reneged on the agreement.

Said Sheriff: “Makarfi and I resolved that whatever is the outcome of the Appeal Court judgment, we would not destroy our party; that the judgment from the Court of Appeal would be the final judgment for everybody.

“We spoke to all Nigerians about this; it is on record. But all the same, everybody has the right to do what he wants to do. But it is good to place on record what we had as agreement.

“Now the Court of Appeal has made a pronouncement that the status quo ante be maintained, being that myself and members of the legally constituted party executive‎ that did not resign should still remain in office”.

Sheriff said he had transmitted all legal documents to the police and the Department of State Services (DSS) for the reopening of the party’s national secretariat which he believed would be opened tomorrow.

Speaking for the delegation, the zonal chairman, Mr. Makanjuola Ogundipe, urged Sheriff not to use his position to victimise his opponents.

He reminded the party chair that his legal victory was for all party members, particularly at the grassroots, assuring him that the zone would continue to support him.

In a statement he circulated to the media yesterday, Adeniran said the reactions trailing Sheriff’s legal victory called for rethinking and reawakening among lovers of democracy, the rule of law and good governance.

The former Education Minister, in the statement, which he personally signed, warned against recrimination and vitriolic attacks on any member of the party.

The statement said: “This is an appeal to all PDP members nationwide that whatever our positions on the contending issues and views on the appeal court decision, this is not the time for mutual recrimination or vitriolic attacks on any of our members, grandstanding and self – serving rhetorics.

“So much damage has been done to the PDP, democratic development and the rule of law that we should no longer fuel the combustible political packages designed by enemies of democracy from within and without.

“As I have always maintained, a political solution remains the best option and our founding fathers and all critical stakeholders must resume action in this regard not just for the sake of justice, fair play and stability within the PDP, but for the survival of democracy in Nigeria.”

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Four suspected for the killing of an Officer

The Ondo State police command has paraded four suspected armed robbers who were responsible for the alleged murder of a police officer in Okitipupa last year.

Five of them were arrested for the alleged operation but one of them was said to have died before the gang was paraded.

The suspects were arrested in Okitipupa following complains about their nefarious activities by the people of the area.

Police Commissioner in the state, CP Hilda Ibifuro Harrison said upon complains from members of the public in Okitipupa, the DPO and his men mounted surveillance and arrested the suspects.

According to the Commissioner, the suspects included Enetufo Ajinde, now deceased, Ogunyemi Sola, popularly known as Old soldier, Adegbohun Dayo, Daisi Enetufo and Anifowose Alaba.

The police command said the suspects had, however, confessed to belonging to a gang of armed robbers terrorizing Okitipupa and also responsible for the killing of a police man attached to Okitipupa Division. They took away his rifle.

According to the Commissioner, “Prevention and detection of crime is a statutory duty of the police, and recently there has been a case of the murder of a police in Okitipupa, there has also been three cases of armed robbery reported.Speaking with reporters at the police headquarters, Igbatoro Road, Akure, the Commissioner said the command would not relent in detecting and preventing crime in the state.

“Money and other goods have been stolen from people, and in the course of Police duty, all these people you see behind were arrested, arms and ammunition were recovered.”

Also, 11 suspected criminals were paraded by the command for different offences.

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