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mrvitalis:Were re oOoO. |
Tjra:The guy mumu I swear @ChristeJames. Is it the government that's selling the property? |
dre11:60% of the cash are with POS operator |
AqualinaXYZ:u no dey read news in details before opening your dirty mouth and talking rubbish. Refineries price like Dangote price is different from Majo Marketers price. Major Major Marketers price is different from Dangote price. |
Paraman:Obidient. Iwo nu, Olorun nu. You never wanted good news for Nigeria. Enemy of progress. Election had come and gone. Stop prophesy bad news, ọdẹ. |
dibunotion:Enemy of progress |
LordIsaac:Na jesus go give her belle? |
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Jennyclay:So, you're a hooker too. You called her a LovePeddler and you dressed like that too in public |
CyynthiaKiss:Are they talking about religion here? Even, the list to some extent is not acceptable by all. What about Germany, England, etc are they Muslim Countries? Go to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, ... and see how their countries are developed? Religion Fanatic. |
[quote author= post=120702669]Have you heard the one about the English youngster outscoring Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi and Neymar in France - and who is set to give Arsenal a "positive headache"? When Reims signed a player on loan who had scored three times for Middlesbrough last season, it made few headlines - but now many eyes are on Folarin Balogun. "On current form, Balogun could be returning to the English champions this summer, so what then"? What do you mean by English Champions? Arsenal never win the now. Manchester City are current English Champions not Arsenal. Arsenal are just League leader. The England Under-21 international is the top scorer in France's Ligue 1 with 14 goals for a mid-table team managed by fellow Englishman Will Still, who is only 30 and never played professional football. Balogun's past 10 days have included an injury-time equaliser against Paris St-Germain and a hat-trick against Lorient. "The goals are great, but it is everything else," said French football writer Julien Laurens. "When you look at a striker you look at the goals - but the movement, the awareness, the intelligence, all of that is as important and he has all of that." Across Europe's top five leagues, only Erling Haaland, Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen have scored more than Balogun this season. Reims had only won one game when Still replaced Oscar Garcia as manager, initially as caretaker, on 13 October - and are unbeaten since. But Balogun's form has been impressive throughout, starting his time in France with five goals in his first six games under Garcia. The 21-year-old's importance to this Reims team cannot be underestimated. He has scored 54% of their league goals (14 out of 26) - a higher share of any player for a team in Europe's top five leagues. Only six Reims players have scored in the league this season. Their next top scorer, Junya Ito, has scored four times. "He is a super complete striker," said Still. "He is able to play with his back to goal and deep. He scores, he is decisive." Glenn Hoddle is the only English player to ever score more goals in a Ligue 1 season, with 18 for Monaco in 1988-89. Balogun has 16 games left to score five goals and beat that record. What next for Balogun? On current form, Balogun could be returning to the English champions this summer, so what then? "What do Arsenal do with him?" asked Laurens. "Do you give him a place in the squad, do you loan him, do you sell him? "He would be worth a lot of money, an incredible talent, and a positive headache for Arsenal." Balogun, who signed a four-year deal at Emirates in 2021, is two years younger than Eddie Nketiah, who is the Gunners' main striker at the moment with Gabriel Jesus out injured. Nketiah is Arsenal's top scorer with nine goals in all competitions this season. Jesus has netted five. Balogun has struck 15 goals this season, including one on his French Cup debut. He would not be starting at Arsenal from scratch either, having played 10 times for the club over the previous two seasons. Balogun netted in Europa League games against Molde and Dundalk and played in two Carabao Cup quarter-final ties for the club. "Arsenal is my family," he told L'Equipe earlier this season. "For me, the club represents brotherhood and unity. "I think by the time I go back I'll be in a better place to compete than I was before I left. I realised there were certain things I would struggle with, but I think that's a good thing." Could there be a change of nationality too? He told the BBC in October he would consider playing for Nigeria if they called him up. He was born in the US to Nigerian parents but raised in England, who he has represented at four youth levels. He would join good company if he made that move. The second-top scorer in Serie A, Atalanta's Ademola Lookman, is a former England Under-21 forward who now plays for Nigeria. Could anyone have seen this coming? Balogun's form seems a mile away from last season, when he netted three goals in 21 games for Middlesbrough after joining them on loan in January. "Flo Balogun wasn't a regular starter for the Boro last season," says BBC Tees sports editor Paul Addison. "Manager Chris Wilder would often deploy him from the bench, and his impact for the most part was limited. "He scored three goals in four Championship matches towards the end of the campaign, which hinted at what he might be capable of. "That spell led many fans to believe he might rejoin on loan for this season, but a move didn't materialise. "The sacking of Wilder and subsequent appointment of Michael Carrick as head coach has seen the club head in a different direction but his current form will have many Boro supporters thinking about what might have been." https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/64515741[/quote] |
MITCHELL96:You said one can't see Jesus physically, right? How come you Christians have pictures of Jesus in the Church? Where was his pictures found, if he was not seen physically? |
FeliciaOja:I agree with you concerning the Daddy and Mummy G.O stuff but Jesus no get pictures now. All those pix you see are fake. Camera was not even invented by the time Jesus was alive, even after several years after he died. |
Ballzproblem2:Arsehole. Why can't you for once respect other people's religion? |
[color=#990000][/color]At your age, you should be able to speak the truth to your mum and of course your sis from religion point of view or life experiences. You're 20 years of age, don't tell me you're young. you're an adult. I don't know your religion though as a muslim who I am, I will tell you this. it's revealed in the Holy Quran to the Prophet Muhammed, SAW, that the key to the door to Paradise for a wife is at the foot of his husband. Also, the key to the door to Paradise for a child is at the foot of his or her mum. So, don't beat or disrespect your mum. Lessons: A wife should not disrespect his husband and a child shouldn't disrespect his or parent(s). Don't be scared to to tell your mum that there will be consequences for what she's doing to your dad on her and on her children, especially you as a male child, because you'll get married later in life. Tell her that what will it be her reaction, if in the future you get married and your wife is maltreating like that? Tell her that you're psychological down because of the way she treats your dad and you don't know what might happen to you, if the act continues from her. Also, tell her when you think about what she always did to your dad, you always cried when you're alone. Believe me, your mum would react by telling you that, are you okay? are you alright? Even she might want to use offence words or curse you, don't be scared that is normal. Just be assertive and don't disrespect or insult her. By the time she's alone and thinks about what you tell her, that guilty conscience will catch her and probably she'll change for better. If you're a Christian or a Muslim, inform your Imam or Pastor, if this persists. Be good. |
At your age, you should be able to speak the truth to your mum and of course your sis from religion point of view or life experiences. You're 20 years of age, don't tell me you're young. you're an adult. I don't know your religion though as a muslim who I am, I will tell you this. it's revealed in the Holy Quran to the Prophet Muhammed, SAW, that the key to the door to Paradise for a wife is at the foot of his husband. Also, the key to the door to Paradise for a child is at the foot of his or her mum. So, don't beat or disrespect your mum. Lessons: A wife should not disrespect his husband and a child shouldn't disrespect his or parent(s). Don't be scared to to tell your mum that there will be consequences for what she's doing to your dad on her and on her children, especially you as a male child, because you'll get married later in life. Tell her that what will it be her reaction, if in the future you get married and your wife is maltreating like that? Tell her that you're psychological down because of the way she treats your dad and you don't know what might happen to you, if the act continues from her. Also, tell her when you think about what she always did to your dad, you always cried when you're alone. Believe me, your mum would react by telling you that, are you okay? are you alright? Even she might want to use offence words or curse you, don't be scared that is normal. Just be assertive and don't disrespect or insult her. By the time she's alone and thinks about what you tell her, that guilty conscience will catch her and probably she'll change for better. If you're a Christian or a Muslim, inform your Imam or Pastor, if this persists. Be good. |
bibleref.com https://www.bibleref.com › Exodus What does Exodus 21:10 mean? - BibleRef.com Exodus 21:10, NIV: If he marries another woman, he must not deprive the first one of her food, clothing and marital rights. Exodus 21:10, ESV: If he takes ... Righteousness2: |
I don't know why Christians always run away from obvious truth. Is it not in the Bible? That's why majority of their pastors always run after their choir mistress pus*y, when they are tired of the Mummy GO's hole at home. Confused set of people. bibleref.com https://www.bibleref.com › Exodus What does Exodus 21:10 mean? - BibleRef.com Exodus 21:10, NIV: If he marries another woman, he must not deprive the first one of her food, clothing and marital rights. Exodus 21:10, ESV: If he takes ... |
CoronaVirusRelo:Just listen to yourself. That shows you're supporting immorality. |
I'm watching it life for free on StarTimes on channel 258 Sporty tv, NTA Sports 24 on channel 270 and NTA Channel 103. Qatar 1-3 Senegal. |
obedience4:Why are you like this? Did you hear him supporting Qatari government on the issues of migrant workers? Read over again. If you don't understand again,...then... You can NEVER understand. |
ganisucks:Did you just say it should be spread to other parts of the six geopolitical zones? Even a landlocked state like Kano that has no access to ocean? I'm not against what Peter Obi wish to do but not everything will work for all geopolitical zones. If you say Rivers State now, I will concor with that. |
hisexcellency34:Stupid ass. Thinking upside-down. Omo ole gbogbo. |
Black pussy. It tastes salty though. |
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Cherrybae:Can never won? That can even spoke? Cherrybae, you're indeed a Prof of linguistic. No comment. You already said it all. Who you are. |
Iwobi! Boom! �... Goooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaal! |
No wonder. Oju aanu were ti fo. T,'ika loku. His sight of mercy has gone blind. It remains the wicked sight... |
Mrkumareze:Exactly what I was thinking too. Nigeria cannot move forward when what the Federal government wants is moving our wealth and resources to the centre. |
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