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Donexy16:
..joy left their home as soon as their real characters arrived.

u r lucky to ve left there intact...they spill blood..lol

this couple no get joy....lwkmd...

no be by mouth...

otondo na u go tire

Afriifa:
When you get married to an ex prostitute that's how it goes.

The business is in their blood. Sorry my brother, the thing take style funny but the man is suffering for real.

old soldier no dey die....even olosho

end time girls...

buchilino:
UR PARENTS DIDN'T TEACH MANNERS AT ALL

nikkypearl:
hey arakunrin? chlll and take a deep breathe!not all ladies are hoes!why are u so pained on a harmless mention?

you are a man..gett busy and stop over reacting on irrelevant issues!

shiorrrrr!

buchilino:
UR PARENTS DIDN'T TEACH MANNERS AT ALL

1.Dondy + bunkum = ewu gamia

buchilino:
UR PARENTS DIDN'T TEACH MANNERS AT ALL

palmy man....

nikkypearl:


call na call

I hail o

birds of a feather can perch together...jumping from one man to another...only ur cheating aks is to blame
stop mucking ur fu(kary..

forming matrix speed

flex ur blessings

olosho calll

access denied too long can lead to mental imbalance.... like a chained dog..

video vixens r not oloshos....ah!

warisdis

Portharcourt π black gold and red blood

sauce

Anambra can fake anything drug, banking hall smosh, cucumber talents, and all...

blank

crooked police

olodo

greenpasture:
And I completely agree with you. Unfortunately dialogue is a two way street and requires that both parties share some basic tenets of decent behaviour. This is why appeasement of Hitler did not work in WW2 and the reason why tyranny is basically deaf.

Have a great and prosperous year in 2017

Truly,tyranny syncs with deafness and the law of KArma is about to be obeyed on Jammeh(took over power through a military coup),

3months is not bigger than the 22 YEARS! they have spent under his ills rulership. and don't forget Jammeh had 39.5% of the total votes cast during d said election. The law should be followed less anarchists cashes in on Barrow...Barrow's ambition shouldn't worth the blood of any Gambian including the ECOWAS force.

have a fruitful 2017.
#Dialogue is a two way street $

greenpasture:
Oh please!
He has international law on his side. Both the AU and the UN have ratified th ECOWAS response. What sovereignty? The sovereignty of states is not unlimited. It's comments like yours that allowed the genocide in Rwanda. Domestic law is subject to the norms of international law.

PMB has acted decisively. I am proud of our armed forces ability to organize and launch out within such a short time frame. I lived in Gambia for a while and my friends there say people really appreciate ecowas and Nigeria in particular. We have two banks and many citizens there and we have acted only within the ambit of delegated international authority.

To hold otherwise is to hold that a state can do whatever it likes to its people an the foreigners within its land mass on the ground of " sovereignity"

I approximately appreciate u...but the constitution of a country should be respected. Dialogue through the rule of law remains a better approach than the blood thirsty military actions.

anarchy looming in Ekiti

greenpasture:
Which plan?

With Senegalese troops on the border within the last 30 mins, sea blockaded and Nigerian jets roaming the Gambian sky without a peep from the Gambian army.

There is no plan for Jammeh. Nigeria has for once acted decisively in the W.A region.

the straw he pulled from his National Assembly hat have put every hasty act by ECOWAS in a precarious situation... #an aggression against d sovereignty of Gambia. PMB is putting more explosives on d 2019 keg of gun powder...

Jammeh had a plan all along and d President Buhari had no clues.....#nobloodshedinGambia

cooperation!

mouthed wailer

absolute wickedness...

leobrownish:
good 4 him

His talented at what he does... a rare gem

Egyptian veteran goalkeeper, Essam El Hadary, on Tuesday night set a milestone record when he featured for his country at the age of 44 against Mali at the ongoing AFCON Gabon 2017.
The veteran goalkeeper who now holds the record of being the oldest player to grace the AFCON, after coming as 25th minute substitute to the injured first choice goalkeeper, Ahmed El Shannawy.
El Hadary, born Jan. 15, 1973 in Damietta, also regarded as one of the best African goalkeepers of all time, has 148 caps for his country and has yet to look back since his first appearance for the team on July 29, 1996, in a 2-0 win over Tanzania.
The legendary shot stopper, who still man the post for Egyptian club, Wadi Degla, is also eight-time champion of Egyptian league with Al Ahly 1996/1997, 1997/1998, 1998/1999, 1999/2000, 2004/2005, 2006/2007, and 2007/2008.
El Hadary was also part of the all-conquering Al Ahly team that won back-to-back African Champions League in 2004/2005 and 2005/2006. He has won it previously with the team in 2000/2001.
Other laurels won by El Hadary include Swiss Cup with FC Sion in 2009, and four times Egyptian Cup winner, 2000/2001, 2002/2003, 2005/2006 and 2006/2007.
Coming to the AFCON 2017, El Hadary is one of the most decorated players in the history of the competition having won it four times, 1998, 2006, 2008 and 2010, more than countries like Nigeria and Ghana.
He was also named the best goalkeeper in all the Nations Cup won by Egypt except in 1998.
The Egyptian iconic goalkeeper has however vowed to carry on in-between the sticks until he is 50 years.
Already, he is the world record holder of oldest goalkeeper after eclipsing the record set by Colombian goalkeeper Faryd Mondragon who starred against Brazil in the Olympic qualifiers at the age of 43 in Brazil.
El Hadary will now be hoping to help his country seven-time winners to replicate that which has been their trademark having missed the glamorous competition for seven years, 2010 third in a row.
The highly dependable goalkeeper was also able to keep a clean sheet at 0-0 against the Malian side in the Group D opener in Port-Gentil.
The Argentine Hector Cuper side will now face Uganda who were defeated by Ghana 1-0 in the next Group D fixture at the ongoing AFCON.

www.premiumtimesng.com/sports/football/220846-afcon-2017-egyptian-el-hadary-set-new-record.html