"Go to places that make you happy, where men happen to be," advises Tina Tessina, Ph.D., author of "How to Be Happy Partners: Working it out Together". A man is going to notice a woman who is having a good time and relaxing.

  2. Don't hide in the corner

Stay away from hiding yourself in the corner, with furniture or plants. It's important to find something useful to do wherever you are (whether it's chiming in on a group conversation or deftly maneuvering your way to the bar) because guys will notice you're being active, and not trying to play hide and seek.

   3. Ask for his help

As 1950s as this sounds, men really like being helpful. Open up about a challenging situation at work or ask him for an app recommendation. "Think of whatever you can ask him that makes him thinks he's smart — other than his stomach, through helpfulness is the best way to get to him," said Tessina.

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  4. Talk about your hobbies

Talk about little things you do, like keeping fresh flowers at home, doing yoga, reading a book every week, or getting a good night's sleep, said Emily Holmes Hahn, founder of LastFirst bespoke matchmaking club. They might seem insignificant, but any sign of a "centered and balanced lifestyle" is encouraging, she said.

  5. Don't dress for your girlfriends

Guys don't understand fashion trends, so save your off-the-shoulder, ruffled crop top for a girl's night. The best way to catch a man's eye is to wear something timeless — a classic outfit that is comfortable and you know works for you.

  6. Look him in the eye

Both Tessina and Hahn recommend some classic, direct eye contact. (But don't stare them down, either.) Some friendly eye to eye will let him know you're interested, so don't be afraid to eye-flirt across the room!

The General Overseer of Kingdom Advancement Christian Centre in Warri, Delta State, Kelvin Orumor, has been reportedly shot dead by a suspected gang of armed robbers. Photo: @PoliceNG

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported that one of the suspected "hardened criminals" arrested by the operatives of the Nigeria police confessed to stealing cars and reselling them for as low as N400,000.

    The suspect, whose name was not given, made this shocking revelation while being paraded by the men of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) under the leadership and command of Inspector-General Adamu Mohammed in Abuja.

According to him, a Toyota Camry car which was stolen at gunpoint was sold for N400,000, while another car, Corona Spider, was sold for N600,000.

Legit.ng also reported that Odume Princess, a corps member serving in Akwa Ibom, was arrested by the state police command for allegedly hacking an unidentified man said to be her boyfriend to death with a machete.

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The corps member, who is said to be a graduate of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu state was arrested on Sunday, January 11, while trying to flee the scene of the incident.

A Facebook user, Godwin George, had in a post on Sunday said Princess was arrested at Abak road after being mobbed, "beaten to a stupor" and stripped naked by a large crowd while trying to escape through the fence after hacking her alleged boyfriend.