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When we won ivory coast |
Gun shots both police men and armed robbers are doing gun salute in celebration I just pray it doesnt stray |
This was how the lord promised and fulfilled it The book of stephen 3 vs 3-6, 7 - 10, 11 - 14 and moses proclaimed to the people The God that delivered us from the ethiopians will defend us in the presence of the ivorians. 4 and after the fifth day after noon before nightfall it came to pass that the nigerians defeated the ivorians. 5 The king of the nigerians one King Jonathan danced Unclad in Celebration at a place called the eagles square near his palace.6 and the lord blessed them amongst the football race of africa 7.After some time news came from a distance country in the southern part of africa that the malians were approaching the nigerian territory. 8 The nigerians became scared and on the 3rd day after they have received the news 9 the lord appeared to apostle sunday mba and promised him that the malians will fall before them easier than any other battle they had faced in the past.10 Mba believed the lord and again it came to pass, the malians became slaves to the nigerians. 11 at the time the nigerians conquered the malians as the lord had promised, it happened that the people of burkinafaso had become powerful, they had forced the nigerians into a fight to know who the african terrain belongs to,12 now the nigerians trembled for they have heard what the burkinabes did to ghana. For another time the nigerians turned to God and the lord became furious for the nigerianS were becoming to doubt and loose confidence then the lord spoke his final words, he said. 13 Over time you my sons in nigeria had believed I abandoned u hence I will surrender the burkinabes to you as a covenant that I would never leave you. The next sabbath day came and the nigerians invaded the burkinabes and lo and behold the nigerians conquered them. 14 For then onward the nigerians ruled africa politically economically militarily and in football.... |
later they will say buy made in nigeria goods |
May the souls of all the faithful departed through the mercy of christ rest in peace. |
http://www.oceanwaveng.com/yar-adua-had-inferiority-complex-and-a-low-self-esteem-el-rufai/ According to the former minister, it was in the character of the deceased to find a way to end a relationship, once he discovered one to be outspoken, intelligent and independent-minded. He said it was because of his deep understanding of the personality of the late president that he (El-Rufai), chose not to work with him while in office so as not to damage their cordial relationship. “Knowing Umaru better overtime and longer than most people that worked with him as President, I was convinced that working with him would damage our cordial relationship”, he said. El-rufai also noted that one of Umaru’s basic problems was that he was insecure and could therefore be irrational about many things.“Part of the reasons I think he failed as president was that this deep insecurity prevented him from surrounding himself with enough numbers of competent, independent-minded people who could disagree with him. This is because good people often have strong opinions and necessarily disagree with others, including their leaders. They are naturally confident, outspoken and will not always agree with the leader’s views and will say so. |
This is the story of a young boy whose parents were murdered during 2002 riots in Kaduna. He was aged 11 yrs at the time this sad incident took place. His parents, Mr Austine and Mrs Josephine Moses, were missionaries until they met their untimely death, what a sad end. The boy left his house to play football but returned home to see that all his parents had laboured for had been razed down and he would never see his mother and father again.He was taken to London by his Uncle almost immediately after the incident. While in London, he began deploying his football skills. Though his parents were murdered, his passion for football was never killed. He played football for his school and later for a local Tandrige League club until Crystal Palace FC approached him. From that point, his career progressed in leaps and bounds. This player played for England's under 16, 17, 19 and 21 teams between 2005 and 2010 scoring 11 goals for England during this period. He later moved to Wigan Athletic and now he plays for Chelsea. This footballer is called VICTOR MOSES. His story is a touching one, I share his pains. I also share his courage. He had a choice not to step into Nigeria again but he didn't take that option.When the call to serve his fatherland came, Moses dumped England and embraced Nigeria. That is patriotism! Today, we see a Victor Moses bringing joy to every Nigerian including those who may have inspired his parent's death... That is Love!On Sunday, Moses would stand for the National Anthem and pledge allegiance to a country that couldn't defend his parents.That is faith! Moses would deliver the "African Cup of Nations" trophy to Nigeria not minding what had happened in the past... That is forgiveness! Moses rose through bitterness and despair to the limelight of hope and courage. He never gave up on his country. He persevered... That is purpose! If someone like Victor Moses, despite the bitter past, never gave up on Nigeria, then why should we.. ONE NIGERIA. |
The opposition in nigeria is as fake as pdp |
The book of stephen 3 vs 3-6, 7 - 10, 11 - 14 and moses proclaimed to the people The God that delivered us from the ethiopians will defend us in the presence of the ivorians. 4 and after the fifth day after noon before nightfall it came to pass that the nigerians defeated the ivorians. 5 The king of the nigerians one King Jonathan danced Unclad in Celebration at a place called the eagles square near his palace.6 and the lord blessed them amongst the football race of africa 7.After some time news came from a distance country in the southern part of africa that the malians were approaching the nigerian territory. 8 The nigerians became scared and on the 3rd day after they have received the news 9 the lord appeared to apostle sunday mba and promised him that the malians will fall before them easier than any other battle they had faced in the past.10 Mba believed the lord and again it came to pass, the malians became slaves to the nigerians. 11 at the time the nigerians conquered the malians as the lord had promised, it happened that the people of burkinafaso had become powerful, they had forced the nigerians into a fight to know who the african terrain belongs to,12 now the nigerians trembled for they have heard what the burkinabes did to ghana. For another time the nigerians turned to God and the lord became furious for the nigerianS were becoming to doubt and loose confidence then the lord spoke his final words, he said. 13 Over time you my sons in nigeria had believed I abandoned u hence I will surrender the burkinabes to you as a covenant that I would never leave you. The next sabbath day came and the nigerians invaded the burkinabes and lo and behold the nigerians conquered them. 14 For then onward the nigerians ruled africa politically economically militarily and in football.... |
@ poster on behalf of the presidency I offer my sincere apologies. We will find time to confirm what you are saying , u could have posted pix just like the police college issue. |
Keshi no think am o, coaches still full nigeria o. The same way u found these players we can still find bunch of coaches. I advice stage on the stage since u sti got the ovation #myadvice |
I don't keep dangerous friends, I will rather hurt them first before they can get me angry. Oh are girl friends including ok? Yeah she keeps sleeping with a friend of hers. When I visit her and find the guy he doesn't leave the room when I leave they will start sleeping with each other. I just left them now ![]() |
OUR hypocritical senators showed their anger at N4 billion allocated to the construction of an office for the First Lady in the 2013 budget. We should applaud their concerns about probity. Should we? Everyone knows the First Ladyfs office is one of the illegalities of our times. Were the Federal Capital Territory officials, who wanted the expenditure unaware that budgets were allocated to bodies laws recognised? Did the Senate express any anger at the FCT officials, who made this illegal entry in its budget? Was it enough to rant about the illegality? Anyone who knows the Senate would wonder why the sudden display of efforts at saving public funds. What the Senate considered scandalous was the sum, N4 billion, not the act, the fact that some people tried to foist the illegality. It may, perhaps, not be out of place if the Senate allocates funds to the project, a personal enterprise of the Presidentfs wife. Since its argument was that the FCT proposal was too much, it might allocate N2 billion. It must be spelt out that the issue is the illegality of the allocation, not how much was allocated. FCTfs infrastructure is decaying. Neighbouring villages do not have basic amenities, yet all that FCT officials are thinking about is illegal appropriation of N4 billion, more money than the Federal Government allocated to each of its brand new universities as take-off fund. A very unproductive FCT also indulges in bogus projects like a N7.5 billion city gate. The Senate saw no scandal in the proposed city gate. It expressed no anger and would have no qualms passing it. What has Abuja lost in the years that it did not have a city gate of the type it administrators now want? No senator sees the impact N7.5 billion can make on the lives of ordinary Nigerians. How would a city gate improve lives in Abuja? Who would it benefit except its contract-minded promoters? What would be the return on the investment? Why would the Senate encourage the circle of wastes written all over Abuja? It would most likely borrow the money that would be wasted on the gate. A few years hence, budgets of similar figures would be required to renovate the gate, or to construct a more befitting gate for a city decaying in a manner that was never associated with it. Suggestions that FCTfs budget should be approved are the type of insult that makes Nigerians wonder if their legislators are in the same Nigeria, where diseases, hunger, insecurity, unemployment are ravaging the people. Abuja does not need a city gate just as people should stop scandalising the First Lady. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/abujas-n7-5-billion-gate/ Your views please |
Where were they when burkina faso and zambia held us strong. Now they want to be part of the good news. Let them stay back and keep their occultic badluck away from super eagles. |
Nigerian media reportage.. Watery |
Thank God it s not a civilian that got that bullet.. They should perfect accidental discharge to keep their colleagues as victims |
i just wish jonathan can improve like the super eagles #mywish |
T B joshua has been praying with them and its obvious how well d prayers are working |
The book of stephen 3 vs 3-6, 7 - 10 and moses proclaimed to the people The God that delivered us from the ethiopians will defend us in the presence of the ivorians. 4 and after the fifth day after noon before nightfall it came to pass that the nigerians defeated the ivorians. 5 The king of the nigerians one King Jonathan danced naked in Celebration at a place called the eagles square near his palace.6 and the lord blessed them amongst the football race of africa 7.After some time news came from a distance country in the southern part of africa that the malians were approaching the nigerian territory. 8 The nigerians became scared and on the 3rd day after they have received the news 9 the lord appeared to apostle sunday mba and promised him that the malians will fall before them easier than any other battle they had faced in the past.10 Mba believed the lord and again it came to pass, the malians became slaves to the nigerians. |
There was a declaration like this And I qoute The book of stephen 3 vs 3-6 and moses proclaimed to the people The God that delivered us from the ethiopians will defend us in the presence of the ivorians. 4 and after the fifth day after noon before nightfall it came to pass that the nigerians defeated the ivorians. 5 The king of the nigerians one King Jonathan danced naked in Celebration at a place called the eagles square near his palace.6 and the lord blessed them amongst the football race of africa Anyway mba is my guy |
There was a declaration like this And I qoute The book of stephen 3 vs 3-6 and moses proclaimed to the people The God that delivered us from the ethiopians will defend us in the presence of the ivorians. 4 and after the fifth day after noon before nightfall it came to pass that the nigerians defeated the ivorians. 5 The king of the nigerians one King Jonathan danced naked in Celebration at a place called the eagles square near his palace.6 and the lord blessed them amongst the football race of africa |
The hook in d bet is that the other guy is betting 200k. Am thinking the risk is worth it |
I friend of mine is about to bet a hundred thousand for the super eagles in the game that starts hours from now againt the ivorians. I want to support him but do u guys think this is feasible?? Advice |
brownlord: Bros na me o, this my step father land wey dem call Nigeria don tire me, i go try find visa take go usa or canada my fatherlandlol i de feel u |
thank God people have been watching us |
next thread seun is off to the barbers |
all these big men children wey de show themsef for nysc. anyway thancgu |
i dont understand this story |
brownlord: Kis that u brown this is jaja |
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