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TravelRe: Flights To Anambra (nnewi) by afolayangs(op): 4:02pm On Nov 04, 2013
Thanks all and God bless
CrimeRe: Woman Caught With Dead Day-Old Baby In Lagos by afolayangs(m): 2:13pm On Nov 01, 2013
So who's to blame. Government again?

Smh
TravelRe: Flights To Anambra (nnewi) by afolayangs(op): 2:06pm On Nov 01, 2013
adaobi123: Anambra has an airport ? huh
So which state has an airport that is closer to anambra
TravelFlights To Anambra (nnewi) by afolayangs(op): 1:46pm On Nov 01, 2013
Dear grt landers,

How I fit reach nnewi from Abuja.

Tnx
RomanceRe: Silly Things You Did To Please Your Woman. by afolayangs(m): 5:08pm On Oct 31, 2013
1. Got 2 bb within 6 months. The first one was stolen.
HealthRe: Free Medical Service In Benin, Edo State by afolayangs(op): 9:59pm On Oct 29, 2013
Edo pple pls tell people make them attend this event. God bless
BusinessDrink.ng by afolayangs(op): 9:11pm On Oct 27, 2013
Dear pple,

Please do u by chance know any company called drinks.ng in lagos.

They are into drinks delivery.

Please any information provided will be highly appreciated.

Thank you
EducationRe: ASUU Strike Has Increased Prostitution, Group Alleges by afolayangs(m): 9:31am On Oct 19, 2013
tpacalipse: ASUU strike did not increase prostitution. Those who were prostitutes in school and even under their parents have simply continued in their trade with the strike. Never blame ASUU for prostitution and other social vices being engaged by young ones. Blame their parents for refusing to train their children and also the politicians for sinking the country.
I concur but remember that and idle hand is devil workshop when u bored u wanna try many things like hanging out, smoking, drinking, other vices like gang raping and etc.
HealthRe: Free Medical Service In Benin, Edo State by afolayangs(op): 9:26am On Oct 19, 2013
Some of the files are too large so couldn't upload them. But if you are in Edo state you visit the venue before hand to enquire about the service. God bless
HealthRe: Free Medical Service In Benin, Edo State by afolayangs(op): 9:56pm On Oct 18, 2013
[quote author=dr_joshua2000]Tony Kings what is the business of optometry in sharpening skills in general surgery and plastic surgery. Am surprised. Just asking though.[/quote]oga no vex. Do same if u are interested. Tnx
HealthRe: Free Medical Service In Benin, Edo State by afolayangs(op): 9:51pm On Oct 18, 2013
Tonykings: @dr_joshua... D topic says ''free medical services'' also he said sumtn abt ''general medical service'' which sounds lik ''primary health care'' to me.... If u knw wat dt means sir!!!!
oga send ur cv and cover letter to me i ll fwd it to the guy in charge. Leave ur email addy and i ll send u mine so u can fwd ur details to me.
HealthRe: Free Medical Service In Benin, Edo State by afolayangs(op): 9:36pm On Oct 18, 2013
I shall upload more details soonest on the event if internet permits
HealthFree Medical Service In Benin, Edo State by afolayangs(op): 6:02pm On Oct 18, 2013
Moses Lake Medical Team, USA is organizing free medical service in Benin, Edo state.

Moses Lake has treated about 40,000 people in Nigeria for FREE since 5 years ago in 2008.

Moses Lake target this year is treating at least 10,000 people living in Benin City. Our profile shows detail of our services which include plastic surgery. Our priority is the needy in the society.

Moses Lake team from USA will arrive Nigeria 2nd of November 2013. Operation will begin in Benin MONDAY MORNING 04 NOVEMBER 2013 with opening ceremony which is being arranged by Oredo local council and government of Edo state at the palace of Oba of Benin.

General medicine shall be performed in Oredo LG primary healthcare. Surgery in OBASANJO CHILDREN and WOMEN HOSPITAL.

Please spread the news.

Thank you.
SportsRe: Ethiopia Vs Nigeria - WCQ (1 - 2) On 13th October 2013 by afolayangs(m): 3:55pm On Oct 13, 2013
We painted Ethiopia Green White Green
SportsRe: Ethiopia Vs Nigeria - WCQ (1 - 2) On 13th October 2013 by afolayangs(m): 2:53pm On Oct 13, 2013
Rain down dey pour for ma side in abuja o. Make dstv no Bleep up
SportsRe: Ethiopia Vs Nigeria - WCQ (1 - 2) On 13th October 2013 by afolayangs(m): 2:33pm On Oct 13, 2013
Super eagles not in this game for much time. They need to settle down
SportsRe: World Cup Play Off*ethiopia Vs Nigeria* PREDICTION by afolayangs(m): 5:03pm On Oct 11, 2013
Naija to win 3-0
SportsRe: Why Nigeria Must Qualify For 2014 World Cup by afolayangs(op): 4:45pm On Oct 11, 2013
afolayangs: 1. Centennial Celebration
2. Nigeria is Africa's Champions
3. Africa's Biggest Nation
4. Fifth World Appearance
5. World Cup in Brazil
6. Stephen Keshi Factor
7. Cultural Ties with Brazil
8. A veryEasy Opposition
9.Samba Vs Gbedu
10. Brazilians want Nigeria
Centennial Celebration
Next year will mark the 100th year anniversary of Nigeria since the North and South Protectorates were amalgamated by the British in 1914. The centenary is a huge attainment in Nigeria’s odyssey towards nationhood. The events will leave a lasting memory as Nigeria plans to roll out the drums and spare no costs in celebration. But wait for a minute, the anniversary will be reduced to a mere sound bite and the entire efforts a waste of time if the Super Eagles cannot gain a berth to Brazil 2014. We do not want anything to blight the celebration. For those who know, a place in the final round of the FIFA World Cup will ginger the mood and help in masking the surfeit of challenges on the domestic front.

Nigeria is Africa’s Champions
The Super Eagles of Nigeria are the kings of Africa. And echoing this sentiment, it will be a mark of honour for Africa to present the current holders of the Africa Cup of Nations as one of the countries to represent it at the FIFA World Cup, which in reality, is a party only reserved for nations with sterling football reputation.

Africa's Biggest Nation
Though size does not translate into might, but in Nigeria situation, this should confer an advantage as it is absolutely essential that the Super Eagles should earn a slot for FIFA World Cup. It does not count for nothing that Nigeria is Africa's biggest nation in terms of number in addition to having the second biggest GDP in Africa. It is said that one out every five African is a Nigeria while the population of Nigeria constitutes almost two- third of the entire West Africa.

Fifth World Appearance
Nigeria has to improve on the number of its World Cup appearances by going to next year’s finals. The Super Eagles will be featuring in five all time appearances at the tournament if they eliminate Ethiopia over two legs. National pride also matters in this case, as we will rank next to Cameroon as Africa’s nation with most appearances at the World Cup, provided the Carthage Eagles of Tunisia do not cage Cameroon in one of the other Africa elimination matches.

World Cup of Brazil
The 2014 FIFA World Cup will be a ‘special edition’ given that it is billed for Brazil, a country which has singularly brought glamour to the game football considering the success of its national team and the sheer artistry of some of its individual players.
As a nation, our national pride is at stake and we would insist that our flag is among the 36 flags that will be hoisted in Brazilian sky in the manner we did when the Super Eagles qualified for South Africa 2010, when the first FIFA World Cup was held on African soils.

Stephen Keshi Factor
Our football history will be enriched if the Super Eagles reach the 2014 World Cup finals. The central theme of that piece of history will be the national coach of Nigeria, Stephen Keshi who will be bidding to become the first individual to lead Nigeria to two FIFA World Cup finals, as a player and as a coach. On October 8, 1993, Keshi led the Eagles in breaking the World Cup jinx when Nigeria played a 1-1 draw with Algeria in Algiers to qualify for USA ‘94. He will rewrite the history again if Nigeria pulls a fast one on Ethiopia.

Cultural Ties with Brazil
Nigeria may not be a Lusophone (Portuguese speaking) country, but the ties with Brazil are as strong, if not stronger than other African countries. In a cultural sense, some of the native blacks in Brazil were descendants of slaves taken from the area that presently constitutes south western Nigeria and some parts of Niger Delta. The so strong is the influence that some Brazilian lifestyles, food, religions and names still underline the link with Nigeria. Some Brazilians in Salvador, Bahia still worship Orixa (Orisha) Sango and Yemanja (Yemoja, the goddess of river). Their dressing is very alike to the way Nigerians dress, while acaraje, a culinary delight in Brazil is just the same thing as Akara, (kose) a delicacy eaten in almost all parts Nigeria. The Eagles’ qualification will strengthen the bond which will be cemented if Nigeria is drawn to play one of its matches in north eastern city of Salvador.

A very Easy Opposition
This is no disrespect to Ethiopia, we are just happy to be handed the Walya Antelopes in the play off series that will produce the five nations that will represent Africa at the World Cup finals next year. Ethiopia is the weakest of all the five unseeded teams that were drawn against other teams, including Nigeria with better antecedents from Pot 1. We had the luck of the draw when we avoided Egypt, Senegal, Burkina Faso and Cameroon at the draw held in September. We also have the advantage of playing the reverse fixture at home. This is football, not marathon or steeplechase where Ethiopia is a world beater.

Samba Vs Gbedu
The World Cup is a platform for Nigeria to offer the world an alternative to Brazilian highly acclaimed Samba rhythm, by exporting our own blend of Gbedu and talking drum to titillate the Brazilians at the football festival. Carnival feel is not the exclusive reserve of Brazilians. Recall that at USA ’94, Nigerian fans were given an award by FIFA as the most entertaining fans. Brazil, here we come as Dr Rafiu Ladipo and the national supporters club is set to sizzle and show and the world Nigeria’s undiluted blend of entertainment.

Brazilians Want Nigeria
Sentiments apart, ask the Brazilian public to name which African teams in order of preference that they want to see at the World Cup- Nigeria will be the first on the top of the list. The Super Eagles are not just regarded as the ‘Brazil of Africa ‘for nothing as we are the only nation in Africa that epitomizes what ‘the beautiful game’ symbolizes. We still remember how Nwankwo Kanu’s magical implosion caused the entire Brazil discomfit at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

source: Thisday
SportsRe: Why Nigeria Must Qualify For 2014 World Cup by afolayangs(op): 4:43pm On Oct 11, 2013
[quote author=Banku&Tilapia]Why mumugeria must not qualify
1. Rampant stealing of credit cards will increase in Brazil.
2. Drug smuggling will increase
3. Will tarnish the image of Africa with their lawlessness
4. Will not be sociable cuz no one can understand their heavy thick funny accent. Eg. A mumugerian will say porshoe instead of pursue. Utter nonsense.
5. Da hell of Africa.
cheesy grin cheesy grin cheesy grin
6. The country wit da most bleached women in the world.
7. A disgrace to the black race.
8. Will not advance from group stages
9. Mumugerians r liabilities anywhere they go.[/quote]Bros na wa for u oo
SportsRe: Why Nigeria Must Qualify For 2014 World Cup by afolayangs(op): 11:51am On Oct 11, 2013
great nairalander,

lets have your comments.

tnx
SportsWhy Nigeria Must Qualify For 2014 World Cup by afolayangs(op): 8:27am On Oct 11, 2013
1. Centennial Celebration
2. Nigeria is Africa's Champions
3. Africa's Biggest Nation
4. Fifth World Appearance
5. World Cup in Brazil
6. Stephen Keshi Factor
7. Cultural Ties with Brazil
8. A veryEasy Opposition
9.Samba Vs Gbedu
10. Brazilians want Nigeria
Christianity EtcRe: Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo Of COZA In Sex Scandal by afolayangs(m): 10:10pm On Aug 23, 2013
[quote author=tpia@]please, we women should stop embarassing ourselves with all these stories of toto, pardon my french.


Aba . Na wao for u oo. Dats 200k




ordinary N2000 is what supposedly shut your mouth? huh

this story does not make sense!

and the writer is even claiming to be in america- isnt that like $15?

or did she mean to type $2000? huh

if indeed the pastor is sleeping with yall, e be like say una cheap though?[/quote]
Christianity EtcRe: Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo Of COZA In Sex Scandal by afolayangs(m): 10:08pm On Aug 23, 2013
Anyway  presidecy had set up a commitee τ̅☺ look at  matter of  church situated in  heart of FCT. And  report will be ready τ̅☺ be examine bu another commitee when  first committe release them report on January 23, 2014. Thank you.#copied
Christianity EtcRe: Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo Of COZA In Sex Scandal by afolayangs(m): 10:04pm On Aug 23, 2013
Here's ma chat with ex COZA memeber:
Participants:
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Afolayan Gbenga, Tabitha

Messages:
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Afolayan Gbenga:
Na u go marry dem nau
Tabitha:
Yeye boy
Afolayan Gbenga:
Sup
Afolayan Gbenga:
Baby
Afolayan Gbenga:
U hear news about Ūя̲̅ COZA?
Afolayan Gbenga:
Shey na liar or false?
Tabitha:
8-|
Tabitha:
Your Coza ko,your redeem ni
Afolayan Gbenga:
A̶̲̥̅♏ serious oo
Tabitha:
It is sadly true
Afolayan Gbenga:
sad
Afolayan Gbenga:
:O
Afolayan Gbenga:
As  pastor responded or hw u take knw
Tabitha:
I know am well
Tabitha:
He has slept with more than 5 of my friends
Tabitha:
In church
Afolayan Gbenga:
:O
Afolayan Gbenga:
Y dem allow A̶̲̥̅♏ (=| wth dem?
Tabitha:
Ask them na
Tabitha:
He manipulates them noni
Afolayan Gbenga:
Like what u said about Noah
Tabitha:
Yeah


Guys pls what do u make from it?
Christianity EtcRe: Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo Of COZA In Sex Scandal by afolayangs(m): 9:56pm On Aug 23, 2013
Me chatting one coza babe. We keep una posted.
CelebritiesRe: PHOTOS: Lady Gaga Goes Gaga Again With Black Bra & Thong by afolayangs(m): 10:10am On Aug 16, 2013
rafhell: If naija babes try am na run guys go run. Naija babes with their ugly shape, big tummy,flat boobs
smh
Jobs/VacanciesRe: How Long After NYSC Did You Get A Job? by afolayangs(m): 9:34pm On Aug 15, 2013
3 months in 2006

Resigned for msc in UK in 2008.

13 months after Msc.

i thank God for my life
Christianity EtcRe: Pastor E.A. Adeboye's Family (Picture) by afolayangs(m): 3:40pm On Aug 14, 2013
DICKtator: The guy on the extreme left!!!!


Whaaat tha..............................



Hope he watches his weight!!!!!!!!!!!!


grin grin grin grin
he's slim down now according to pple that saw him last weekend. besides he's married as well.

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