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big father:
So what do you advise with the baby in her tommy ?

big father:
It is really sad to lose someone close to you and most especially when the friend was on his way to your wedding,though i really blame your husband for slapping you and i guess this was due to over reaction. Since he has realised his mistake, i feel you should go ahead and marry him,considering that fact that you ar carrying his baby.
Best of luck !

BARCELONA insist they do not care if they have to wait to sign Cesc Fabregas.
The Catalan giants are desperate to nab the Arsenal skipper but have seen the trail run cold.

Arsene Wenger is refusing to play ball with Barca and the Gunners have already have knocked back a £29million bid.

But Nou Camp president Sandro Rosell said: "Fabregas WILL arrive, even if it is not now, it will be next year. We will see.

"One thing that is certain is that we will not go mad trying to sign him. No shareholder would pay £60m for him.

"We will not go all out for him. We would only pay his value in the transfer market."

The Gunners were left with a bloody nose when Fabregas told the club he wanted to quit for Spain.

And Rosell added: "Arsenal feel very hurt by Barca.

"They don't want to listen to offers or sell and they are not putting Fabregas on the market.

"There was a strong dispute a few months ago and they have not forgotten it."

jay bee:
^^^^
Wrong Nigerian by descent

meyri:
I was having this conversation with my cousin on whether she is considered a Nigerian or not. She was born and raise in the States to Nigerian parents. Doesn't speak their language neither has she been to Nigeria. To her when a Nigerian asks her where is she from? She considers it a trick question. If she says she is American or from America they will say she denying what/where her parents are/are from. If she says she from Nigeria, they question her ability to speak her parents language and the fact that she never been to Nigeria. So they will call her a typical American.

To me if both parent are Nigerian then you Nigerian regardless if you have not been there or don't speak the languages. Yet where you were born and raise is where you are from. Agree?


If you are a product of two Nigerian parents yet you were born and raise outside of Nigeria are you Nigerian?

If you are a product of two Nigerian parents and born outside of Naija are you from Nigeria or from wherever you were born.

Beaf:
Mark Webber on being congratulated for the race victory; "not bad for a number two driver, eh?" Shame on Red Bull.

Friday, July 2, 2010
We've revoked Aondoakaa's visa - US

Emeka Madunagu and Comfort Oseghale


The United States Government on Thursday confirmed that it had barred Nigeria's former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Chief Michael Aondoakaa, SAN, from entering its territory.


Michael Aondoakaa (SAN)



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A blog, Saharareporters.com, had reported on Thursday last week that US President Barack Obama ordered the revocation of Aondoakaa's visa for unspecified links to corruption.

Aondoakaa swiftly denied the report, saying that he had not received any communication from either the US Department of State or the US Embassy in Abuja to that effect.

He had said, "In the first instance, the revocation of visa of a citizen entering the US does not go through Obama. It is just a matter of the state department revoking your visa."

However, the US Embassy in Abuja, through one of its top officials, confirmed to one of our correspondents that the former AGF and his family had indeed been barred from entering the United States.

Reading from a prepared text on the telephone, the diplomat said, "The United States has indeed revoked the visa of the former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Mr. Michael Aondoakaa, pursuant to Presidential Proclamation 7750, which provides authority to deny entry to the United States to persons with links to corruption."

Prodded for further details, the diplomat said the information was restricted to the text.

By this development, Aondoakaa's position as a member of the governing council of the United Nations Institute for Unification of Private Laws may be hampered.

Former US President George W. Bush had on January 12, 2004 signed Proclamation 7750, to restrict foreign officials and their family members allegedly linked to corruption.

The full text of the proclamation is posted on http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2004/pdf/04-957.pdf.

The proclamation had earlier been used to bar a former governor of Plateau State, Chief Joshua Dariye, and his family from entering the US in 2004, . . . . .

Published: 01 Jul 2010
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BARCELONA target Cesc Fabregas insists he has not ruled out staying at Arsenal next season.
The Gunners' skipper has been strongly linked with a move to the Nou Camp and Pep Guardiola's side had a £29million bid for him turned down last month.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is adamant the 23-year-old — who is in South Africa as part of Spain's World Cup squad — will not be allowed to leave.

But despite admitting it would be a dream to play under his boyhood idol Guardiola, Fabregas says he could yet remain at the Emirates Stadium.

He said: "I haven't said that I will definitely leave Arsenal. Everything is possible. Now I have my head and my focus on the World Cup.

"I am very proud to be captain of Arsenal and I love the club and have respect for them. It gave me such pride to be made captain."

Fabregas has also admitted he has been frustrated by Spanish coach Vicente Del Bosque's decision to leave him on the bench for the finals.

Barca duo Xavi and Andres Iniesta are filling Spain's creative roles in midfield and Xabi Alonso and Sergio Busquets are the anchormen.

And Fabregas added: "I always want to play. I'm not used to sitting on the bench and I want to be playing at this World Cup.

"I'm always competitive at everything — even on the PlayStation — but that's my desire to win and I have that even in training.

"I've never been a player happy to settle for what I have, I always want more but I respect the coach's decision.

"I know to be in midfield is going to be difficult because we have a lot of good players but I will never give up.

"I've won a lot of caps but if I've not played three quarters of the game then it's not so valuable to me.

"I still don't think my best time for Spain has arrived and I still must carry on working to improve."



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mjay:
That's even more impressive!!!!!!

camelot:
wow! , dats impressive.

Damysa:
^^^^^^^ he is urging me to take him to church for deliverance

closing time, baby beckons