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hornyofife:
This is a very strong allegation but it is not surprising because we already know, hence we rejected him four times but my people what do you think?

He said Buhari and northerners hate and wont trust igbos because of the coup of 1965




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVmT7QlZaTo&spfreload=10


Credits: Naij.com tv
[quote author=hornyofife post=56580680]This is a very strong allegation but it is not surprising because we already know, hence we rejected him four times but my people what do you think?

He said Buhari and northerners hate and wont trust igbos because of the coup of 1965




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVmT7QlZaTo&spfreload=10


Credits: Naij.com tv

Hey fam..... When u take a look at this
pictures what comes to mind, burns? Hot
water or fire.... But it's neither of those.
This was caused by an injection reaction
(that's what the doctor called it!)
8years old ofeyinwa is currently at the
federal Medical Center Owerri, he's
suffering from what the doctor called
injection reaction, apparently, ifeyinwa
got down with a cold few weeks back,
then her aunty took him to a Nearby
chemist, the nurse gave her an injection
(obviously expired) ... Anti-maleria she
called it. Not quite long ofeyinwa's skin
change and it resulted into this, burns all
over her face and body. Please let's prayArsenal miss out on Champions League
spot; Liverpool & Man City qualify
21 May
Georginio Wijnaldum celebrates scoring a
brilliant opener for Liverpool at Anfield
Arsenal failed to qualify for the Champions
League for the first time in 20 years
despite a 3-1 win over Everton on the final
day of the Premier League.
The Gunners began the day a point behind
fourth-place Liverpool and were on course
to displace the Reds when they took an
eighth-minute lead.
But Liverpool, needing a win to ensure
fourth, broke Middlesbrough resistance just
before the break, and won 3-0.
Manchester City claimed third with a very
easy 5-0 win at Watford.
Reaction from the final day of Premier
League action
Europa League for the Gunners
Arsenal's remarkable run of qualifying for
the Champions League in 19 consecutive
seasons came to its widely anticipated end
on Sunday.
Hope grew among the home support when
Hector Bellerin gave the Gunners an early
lead and news filtered through that
Liverpool were struggling against the
relegated Teessiders.
But in first-half stoppage time Georginio
Wijnaldum put the Reds ahead with a
stunning strike, and Jurgen Klopp's men
eventually ran out comfortable winners.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "It is
annoying but we had a spell during the
season that was difficult and it was difficult
for me in my personal situation.
"We were playing in a hostile environment.
The players came back stronger in the last
two months and I'm very proud of them for
doing that."
Match report: Arsenal 3-1 Everton
Relive the action as it happened at the
Emirates Stadium
Liverpool overcome jitters to seal fourth
The Reds will play in the Champions League
for the first time since the 2014-15 season.
Liverpool suffered from early nerves at
Anfield before Wijnaldum's opener on the
stroke of half-time eased the tension.
Philippe Coutinho added a second after the
break with a free-kick, and Adam Lallana
slotted in to make it 3-0.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "We've
had bigger games - this was the game of
the season though.
"We had this pressure but we are Liverpool
and have to deliver.
"Everyone knows where we missed out on
points, but we will improve. A club like
Liverpool needs to be in the Champions
League.
"I'm proud of the boys. We work a lot. We
are closer together. We have to build
together."
Match report: Liverpool 3-0 Everton
Relive the action as it happened from
Anfield
Easy for Guardiola's City
Manchester City sealed third spot and
automatic qualification for the Champions
League group stage with an emphatic 5-0
win at Watford.
Pep Guardiola's side required only a point to
secure a top-four place, but instead of
sitting back went about dismantling their
opponents.
Sergio Aguero scored twice, after Vincent
Kompany's opener, with Fernandinho and
Gabriel Jesus also getting on the scoresheet.
City boss Pep Guardiola: "We were under a
lot of pressure. Congratulations to Chelsea
and to Tottenham, we are so glad to be
third.
"It is not a club with history of playing in
Europe like Manchester United or Arsenal.
But now we are there five or six years and
now we can try to close the gap on the elite.
"The best teams in Europe will be at the
Etihad Stadium next season. I don't know
what we need to add. This is one of the best
groups I have ever trained - they never
gave up. It was a pleasure to be with them."
for her quick recovery