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This picture shows PDP Governorship
candidate, Senator Iyiola Omisore as he
campaigns for votes ahead of the August 9th
gubernatorial election in Osun state.
Is there anything wrong with this pic?

ceejay80s: 16yrs= ss1
17yrs= ss2
18yrs= ss3
How is Musa 16yrs?

Are u askin me?

Cecediva: ... I know but you don't have to compare their looks with their age. Most of them came 4rm a poor background. So how old do u think mikel is?

Mikel shld be above 27 that he is claimin. He shld be at least 30 years

Cecediva: Lol... 7 to 10 years is much, the difference will be much clearer. i don't think african players reduce upto 10yrs

u never sabi anything. U wil be shock to ur bone marrow wen u hear abt their real age. Imagin someone like Onazi claiming 21 years or Taye Taiwo clamin 27 or even our current U 17 worldcup winner Musa Muhammad clamin 16, u too think am now.

[quote author=Tee_Seven]How do you 'ban' someone from fasting? Do you monitor how/when and if they put food in their mouths?[/quote]They do force them to eat in their presence.

Subhanallah. To the Chinese Muslims, be steadfast Allah is with you. The chinese need to rescind this discriminatory rule and allow ppl to practise their religion. And who told them that fasting is risky to someone's health. This is balderdash

hensben: as for me, mikel is overrated, you know, our players do excel at under 17 and 20 because they are playing with real under age meanwhile, they themselves are overage for the tournament(i.e, they are stronger) but after those stage, they face their real peer group and fade out as a player
back to mikel, he was lucky to have a good football agent(danny shittu), who hyped him to stardom.

I love this. Many of our U17 and U20 are far way above their claimed age. That is y after a while they start declinin while their counterparts in other countries at d youth championship keep on progressin for many years. Where is Stanley Okoro now.
Am sure many African players reduce their age by 7 to 10 years.

It still use to baffled me that its this same Mikel that was second to Messi in 2005 that he has now retrogress while Messi keep on progressing, law of inverse proportion. I felt pity and also partially blame Chelsea and Mourinho for his decline. Mikel is lazy and need to buckle up

I know it somehow awkward and funny, but would you do it, slap your Dad or Mum for $10 Million?

I can see El Rufai haters here hyperventilating over a non issue. What is wrong in him askin Nigerians to apply to SSS job. One ignoramus is even sayin he shld be arrested cos od wat he posted. Na waoooooo.

Although their campaign ultimately fizzled
out in disappointment, the 2014 World Cup
in Brazil was a historic one for the Super
Eagles. For the first time since 1998,
Nigeria reached the knockout round and
won their first World Cup match in 16
years.
This group of players, forged together by
Stephen Keshi, matched the achievements
of their illustrious predecessors who
claimed Olympic Gold in 1996. There have
been a number of standout performers in
the Super Eagles squad, who can now go on
to form the backbone of World Cup and
continental challenges in the years ahead.
The Lille goalkeeper might have made a
mistake late in the game against France
but he only added to his burgeoning
reputation otherwise with outstanding
displays against Bosnia-Herzegovina and
Argentina. When opposition attacks broke
through, more often than not, Africa’s
finest goalkeeper was there to thwart
them.
Kenneth Omeruo
One of the best young defenders at this
World Cup, Omeruo showed class and
composure beyond his years in dealing with
the threats of world-class attackers like
Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero. The 20-
year-old will be hoping to break into Jose
Mourinho’s plans at Chelsea next season
after spending the last two seasons on
loan away from Stamford Bridge.
Juwon Oshaniwa
Left-back Elderson Echiejile was ruled out
of the World Cup on the eve of the
tournament throwing Stephen Keshi’s plans
in disarray. But Oshaniwa, of Ashdod in
Israel, stepped up and filled in brilliantly.
The 23-year-old was sound in his defensive
duties and provided good support to the
attack. He formed part of a defence that
didn’t concede until Lionel Messi breached
them in the third group game.
Ogenyi Onazi
Onazi had his World Cup cruelly ended by a
terrible Blaise Matuidi challenge in the
second round defeat to France and with
his substitution went Nigeria’s chances.
Until then he had outshone his midfield
partner John Obi Mikel with his clever
usage of the ball, his tireless running and
threatening shots from distance. The Lazio
man grew into one of the Super Eagles’
most important players during the courser
of the World Cup.
Peter Odemwingie
Nigeria were lacking guile and subtlety in
their opening day draw against Iran but
those problems disappeared once the Stoke
City forward was re-introduced to the
line-up against Bosnia-Herzegovina. It was
Odemwingie who scored the vital goal which
guaranteed Nigeria’s passage to the last
16 and he impressed with his footwork and
approach play in the Argentina and France
matches too. A happy return to
international duty for the man once cast
out by Keshi.

Ahmed Musa
Maligned as ineffective by certain
sections of the Nigeria support, Musa
(pictured) delivered a thrilling rebuke to
his critics with two well-taken goals
against Argentina to put Lionel Messi’s
side temporarily on the run. The CSKA
Moscow man has tactical discipline and the
ability to switch wings and his pace and
trickery marked him out as the Super
Eagles’s threat-in-chief at these finals.

source: http://fan.football.sony.net/blog/2014/07/01/nigerias-best-world-cup-player/?ICID=HP_SY_1[b] Although their campaign ultimately fizzled
out in disappointment, the 2014 World Cup
in Brazil was a historic one for the Super
Eagles. For the first time since 1998,
Nigeria reached the knockout round and
won their first World Cup match in 16
years.
This group of players, forged together by
Stephen Keshi, matched the achievements
of their illustrious predecessors who
claimed Olympic Gold in 1996. There have
been a number of standout performers in
the Super Eagles squad, who can now go on
to form the backbone of World Cup and
continental challenges in the years ahead.
The Lille goalkeeper might have made a
mistake late in the game against France
but he only added to his burgeoning
reputation otherwise with outstanding
displays against Bosnia-Herzegovina and
Argentina. When opposition attacks broke
through, more often than not, Africa’s
finest goalkeeper was there to thwart
them.
Kenneth Omeruo
One of the best young defenders at this
World Cup, Omeruo showed class and
composure beyond his years in dealing with
the threats of world-class attackers like
Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero. The 20-
year-old will be hoping to break into Jose
Mourinho’s plans at Chelsea next season
after spending the last two seasons on
loan away from Stamford Bridge.
Juwon Oshaniwa
Left-back Elderson Echiejile was ruled out
of the World Cup on the eve of the
tournament throwing Stephen Keshi’s plans
in disarray. But Oshaniwa, of Ashdod in
Israel, stepped up and filled in brilliantly.
The 23-year-old was sound in his defensive
duties and provided good support to the
attack. He formed part of a defence that
didn’t concede until Lionel Messi breached
them in the third group game.
Ogenyi Onazi
Onazi had his World Cup cruelly ended by a
terrible Blaise Matuidi challenge in the
second round defeat to France and with
his substitution went Nigeria’s chances.
Until then he had outshone his midfield
partner John Obi Mikel with his clever
usage of the ball, his tireless running and
threatening shots from distance. The Lazio
man grew into one of the Super Eagles’
most important players during the courser
of the World Cup.
Peter Odemwingie
Nigeria were lacking guile and subtlety in
their opening day draw against Iran but
those problems disappeared once the Stoke
City forward was re-introduced to the
line-up against Bosnia-Herzegovina. It was
Odemwingie who scored the vital goal which
guaranteed Nigeria’s passage to the last
16 and he impressed with his footwork and
approach play in the Argentina and France
matches too. A happy return to
international duty for the man once cast
out by Keshi.

Ahmed Musa
Maligned as ineffective by certain
sections of the Nigeria support, Musa
(pictured) delivered a thrilling rebuke to
his critics with two well-taken goals
against Argentina to put Lionel Messi’s
side temporarily on the run. The CSKA
Moscow man has tactical discipline and the
ability to switch wings and his pace and
trickery marked him out as the Super
Eagles’s threat-in-chief at these finals.

source: http://fan.football.sony.net/blog/2014/07/01/nigerias-best-world-cup-player/?ICID=HP_SY_1[/b] Although their campaign ultimately fizzled
out in disappointment, the 2014 World Cup
in Brazil was a historic one for the Super
Eagles. For the first time since 1998,
Nigeria reached the knockout round and
won their first World Cup match in 16
years.
This group of players, forged together by
Stephen Keshi, matched the achievements
of their illustrious predecessors who
claimed Olympic Gold in 1996. There have
been a number of standout performers in
the Super Eagles squad, who can now go on
to form the backbone of World Cup and
continental challenges in the years ahead.

Vincent Enyeama
The Lille goalkeeper might have made a
mistake late in the game against France
but he only added to his burgeoning
reputation otherwise with outstanding
displays against Bosnia-Herzegovina and
Argentina. When opposition attacks broke
through, more often than not, Africa’s
finest goalkeeper was there to thwart
them.

Kenneth Omeruo
One of the best young defenders at this
World Cup, Omeruo showed class and
composure beyond his years in dealing with
the threats of world-class attackers like
Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero. The 20-
year-old will be hoping to break into Jose
Mourinho’s plans at Chelsea next season
after spending the last two seasons on
loan away from Stamford Bridge.

Juwon Oshaniwa
Left-back Elderson Echiejile was ruled out
of the World Cup on the eve of the
tournament throwing Stephen Keshi’s plans
in disarray. But Oshaniwa, of Ashdod in
Israel, stepped up and filled in brilliantly.
The 23-year-old was sound in his defensive
duties and provided good support to the
attack. He formed part of a defence that
didn’t concede until Lionel Messi breached
them in the third group game.

Ogenyi Onazi
Onazi had his World Cup cruelly ended by a
terrible Blaise Matuidi challenge in the
second round defeat to France and with
his substitution went Nigeria’s chances.
Until then he had outshone his midfield
partner John Obi Mikel with his clever
usage of the ball, his tireless running and
threatening shots from distance. The Lazio
man grew into one of the Super Eagles’
most important players during the courser
of the World Cup.

Peter Odemwingie
Nigeria were lacking guile and subtlety in
their opening day draw against Iran but
those problems disappeared once the Stoke
City forward was re-introduced to the
line-up against Bosnia-Herzegovina. It was
Odemwingie who scored the vital goal which
guaranteed Nigeria’s passage to the last
16 and he impressed with his footwork and
approach play in the Argentina and France
matches too. A happy return to
international duty for the man once cast
out by Keshi.

Ahmed Musa
Maligned as ineffective by certain
sections of the Nigeria support, Musa
(pictured) delivered a thrilling rebuke to
his critics with two well-taken goals
against Argentina to put Lionel Messi’s
side temporarily on the run. The CSKA
Moscow man has tactical discipline and the
ability to switch wings and his pace and
trickery marked him out as the Super
Eagles’s threat-in-chief at these finals.

source: http://fan.football.sony.net/blog/2014/07/01/nigerias-best-world-cup-player/?ICID=HP_SY_1

Who can tell me the best application for takin selfie photo. I want to download and make use of it.

The issue with some of this schools is that there salary foe the teachers is poor, if not very poor compare to the huge school fees. Like wat I heard abt Nigerian Turkish International College in Kano that they pay their teachers less than 45K per month, and you will work like donkey. You don't close till 4pm, and its Monday to Saturday. Mehnnnnnnnnnn.

Rosemary Chukwu is a member of the ritualist
church that kidnapped a neigbour's 6 year old
child and locked him in her toilet.
Rosemary Chukwu had become a sort of
nuisance to her neighbours. Many times,
they had complained about her praying
habit.
“She would shout and scream and make
noise while praying. She makes everybody
uncomfortable. That is what everybody
knows about her here. This is why we are
still in shock about what she did,” said one
of her neighbours at 33, Omo Ologede
area in Majidun, Lagos.
But what Chukwu is currently embroiled in
is simply shocking for the neighbours.
The woman allegedly stole the seven-
year-old child of her neighbour, Mrs.
Gloria Emeka. In fact, our correspondent
learnt from neighbours who caught her in
the act that the timely intervention of
security agents saved her from being
lynched.
When our correspondent visited Omo
Ologede on Wednesday, it was noticed
that Chukwu and parents of the
kidnapped child were co-tenants.
Another neighbour in the same compound,
Biola Odunsin, narrated how he, in
conjunction with other neighbours, caught
Chukwu.
He said, “It was around 6.30am today
(Wednesday), when the mother of the
child raised the alarm that she could not
find her son, Emmanuel.
“We all rallied around her to find out
what happened. She informed us that she
had sent him to fetch water from the
well in the compound. She raised the
alarm because her son took too long and
when she went to the well, she only saw
the empty bucket the boy took there.
“While we were looking for the child,
Rosemary (Chukwu) even came out to join
in searching for the child as well. She was
pitying her mother, showing concern and
asking us to check some other parts of
the compound.”
One of the neighbours who also took part
in the search for the child, told Saturday
PUNCH that Chukwu even asked him to
see whether the child was in another
compound not far from the house.
Two other neighbours named Yakubu and
Vincent told our correspondent that they
entered the well where the child was sent
to fetch water.
“We entered the well to see if the boy
fell inside but we found nothing,” they
said.
But while the search for the child was going on,
Chukwu was said to have gone inside her
apartment and came out with a large luggage.
“She carried the luggage on her head and
passed by us as we searched for the child. She
said she needed to drop the bag somewhere
and that she would come to join the search
later,” Odunsin said.
But a suspicious woman, the wife of the
landlord of the house, alerted the search
party, telling them to search the bag Chukwu
had on her head before she was allowed to
leave.

A crowd at front of the auditorium

The above photos shows the face of Ernest
Chukwuemeka Nwankwo. He's the kidnapper and
ritualist masquerading as a pastor and General
Overseer of Holy Family Ministry a.k.a House
of Mercy. Ernest Nwankwo went on the run
on Wednesday 25th June 2014 from
his Ogolonto den in Ikorodu, Lagos after 8
kidnapped victims were rescued from him and
his gang. (read story here).
Continue to read more about him and an
update on the story...
More about the pastor/ritualist
Ernest Chukwuemeka Nwankwo is an indigene
of Nsugbe in Anambra East Local Government
Area of Anambra State, Nigeria. He was born
at Onitsha on 3rd of November 1964 into the
family of Mr. and Mrs. Nwankwo Egbunike. He
is the General Overseer of Holy Family Happy
Family Ministry also known as House of Mercy
(Formally Jesus Divine Healing and Deliverance
Catholic Ministry), Lagos, Nigeria. He
commenced his scamming work in July 1997 to
be precise according to the instruction of
satan.
He manages two kidnap centres called Happy
Family Home Foundation International at both
Ikorodu Lagos State and Nkwelle-Ezunaka, Oyi
LGA, Anambra State, Nigeria.
Ernest C. Nwankwo is married to Mr Odelia
Anulika Nwankwo. Read about here
Below is an update on the story from Punch
Woman who stole co-tenant’s child is a ‘prayer
warrior’ –Neighbours of kidnap suspect

Pastor Ernest

Lagbajaaaa don tuen to 9ja Daft Punk

Lagbajaaaaaaaaaaa

Youth National Team of the Year. Nigeria U17

National Team of the Year. Who dem go give b4 if no be Nigeria

Make one bouncer go carry dis gal commot jor. E don do. Habbaaaa

Make dis gal lira commot jor, e don do, ahhhh

C as Issa Hayatoi dey fold paper like Nigerian lecturers

Heyyyyyy Mikel, i c uuuu. Dont worry, God willin, u gonna win d AFOTY

Abeg dis man Issa Hayatou, d CAF chairman, im wan die for d post ni? Wen dem go vote am out na? Dis man has spent over a decade as CAF chairman

Y dis GhanaTV dey always misbehave wit dis double sound na? Nt enjoyin d speech at all.

D dbanj don dey sweat already

Oliver twist

Wat are dis Dbanj dancers doin? Is that a dance?