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this ban go cause riot oh...and make FG make job provisions for them after the ban....

chia.this guys are wicked.unah know say christmas dey come.its now they know that they will release lollipop.

this is what an gonna say.....Can I have your daughter for the rest
of my life?
Say yes, say yes 'cause I need to
know
You say I'll never get your blessing
'til the day I die
Tough luck, my friend, but the
answer is 'No'
Why you gotta be so rude?
Don't you know I'm human too?
Why you gotta be so rude?
I'm gonna marry her anyway
Marry that girl
Marry her anyway
Marry that girl
Yeah, no matter what you say
Marry that girl
And we'll be a family
Why you gotta be so
Rude.

Lewis Hamilton took another step
closer to his second World
Championship by claiming a fourth
consecutive victory in F1’s inaugural
Russian GP – but Nico Rosberg limited
the damage to his own title chances
after a spectacular first-lap lockout by
recovering from last to second place.
In another one-two finish which
emphatically sealed Mercedes' first
Constructors’ Championship, Hamilton
and Rosberg’s afternoons around
Sochi’s picturesque Winter Olympic
Park couldn’t have been more
contrasting after a dramatic second
corner of an otherwise flat 53-lap
race.
Attempting to overtake his team-
mate and title rival into the tight
right-hander, Rosberg was ahead and
had the crucial inside line but simply
went in too hot and locked up both
his W05’s front brakes in a big plume
of smoke, the error sending the
German straight on through the
copious run-off area.
Although briefly ahead as a result of
the error, Rosberg was immediately
ordered by the team over the radio to
cede position to Hamilton and worse
was to instantly follow with the
German forced into an unscheduled
pitstop after a resultant flat-spot
caused major tyre vibrations.
With Rosberg plummeting to the back
of the field, and Hamilton beginning
to ease away from the Williams of
Valtteri Bottas at the front, Sochi
appeared sure to deliver a potentially
decisive moment in the all-Mercedes
title race. However, while there was
no stopping Hamilton at the front -
the Briton enjoying the F1 equivalent
of a cruise in the sunshine to claim his
ninth win of the year and tie Nigel
Mansell’s all-time British victory
record – Rosberg went about limiting
the damage to his growing points
disadvantage in the championship.
With Sochi’s Autodrom smooth
surface creating virtually no tyre
degradation, and the season-long
pace advantage of Mercedes’ W05
proving particularly pronounced
around the track’s sweeping layout,
Rosberg was unfathomably able to
make one set of medium tyres last for
52 laps and surge back through the
field to second place.
Rosberg's part-economy, part-surging
run brought the German back into the
points within 19 laps, and as cars
ahead peeled in for their own single
stops, he was eventually on the back
of Bottas. In what turned into the key
move of the race, Rosberg made a
rather better job of a passing move
into the second corner with a bold
move from a long way back on the
Williams.
With significantly fresher tyres, Bottas
rallied into the closing laps, but
despite clocking the fastest lap of all
on the final tour, the Finn still ended
up nearly four seconds back on the
second Mercedes and had to settle for
third place.
How crucial Rosberg’s fine recovery
drive will prove in the final title
reckoning remains to be seen, but the
reality is that the momentum remains
firmly with Hamilton after the Briton
claimed a fourth consecutive victory
for the second time this year. The
Englishman’s advantage now stands
at 17 points with three races,
including the 50-point Abu Dhabi
bonanza, to come.
"I'm so happy to be here, we've had
an amazing week. I can't wait to come
here again," said Hamilton. "Nico did a
great job to recover from his mistake,
the car was performing well, it's
history for the team and I feel really
proud to be part of it. It's a beautiful
moment."
Fittingly, on the day the works
Mercedes team ended Red Bull’s four-
year reign as F1’s benchmark, the
German manufacturer’s engines
monopolised the top five positions.
In what represented their best two-
car result since the very first race of
the year in Australia, McLaren finished
fourth and fifth with Jenson Button
and Kevin Magnussen respectively to
move, perhaps decisively, back ahead
of Force India in the Constructors’
Championship.
Button experienced a particularly
lonely afternoon on his way to a
second consecutive fourth place
finish – the veteran finishing 12
seconds behind Bottas but 23 ahead
of his young team-mate – yet more
importantly the 34-year-old’s strong
form over the Japan-Russia flyaway
leg further strengthens his claim for a
McLaren contract renewal.
Had it not been for a problematic
pitstop, Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso may
have finished between the McLaren
pair but the Spaniard had to content
himself with beating Red Bull’s
Daniel Ricciardo to sixth place.
World Champion Sebastian Vettel had
run ahead of his team-mate through
the first stint but a later pitstop
dropped him to eighth. Kimi
Raikkonen and Sergio Perez rounded
out the points finishers, the Force
India just holding off the second
Williams of Felipe Massa after the
Brazilian’s Q1 exit.
As has proved the case throughout
the weekend in Russia, the F1
community’s thoughts remained with
Jules Bianchi. Before the race all 21
drivers gathered at the front of the
grid in tribute to the critically-injured
Frenchman. Marussia’s most difficult
of weekends ended with Max Chilton
retiring from the race with technical
problems on lap 12.
Drivers’ Championship – Top five1.
Lewis Hamilton – 291 points.2. Nico
Rosberg – 274 points.3. Daniel
Ricciardo – 199 points.4. Valtteri
Bottas – 145 points.5. Sebastian Vettel
– 143 points.
Constructors’ Championship – Top
five 1. Mercedes – 565 points –
Champions.2. Red Bull – 342 points.3.
Williams – 216 points.4. Ferrari – 188
points.5. McLaren – 143 points.

don't worry when they play liverpool them go lose.

oyah oh.time for match done reach ohh......arsenal fans where una dey....

Lewis Hamilton has won a heavily
rain-hit Japanese GP but the Suzuka
race was stopped nine laps early
following an accident involving
Marussia's Jules Bianchi.
Hamilton was comfortably leading the
race from team-mate and title rival
Nico Rosberg having passed the
German earlier in the race when the
Safety Car was called for the second
time of day on lap 44.
Although details on the incident
which stopped the race remain
unconfirmed, medical crews were
dispatched to attend to Marussia
driver Bianchi after the Frenchman's
car went off the circuit in increasing
rain. Sauber's Adrian Sutil had just
been off the circuit at the same point
after a heavy impact with the barriers.
An ambulance was sent to the scene
of the accident and Bianchi was soon
taken to the circuit medical centre. A
sombre air swiftly descended on all at
Suzuka as the paddock awaited for
news on the Marussia driver's
condition with muted celebrations
following on the podium.
Rosberg finished second with
Sebastian Vettel third for Red Bull on
countback, with the result taken from
the lap before the race was red-
flagged. The German had slipped
down the order behind team-mate
Daniel Ricciardo when he pitted for
wet tyres under the Safety Car.
Hamilton now leads the standings by
ten points after his third win in
succession and eighth of the
campaign.

Raymondenyi:
u wrong sire; Nig. Army recruits . 80k/month; d sub leitenants; -- 180k/month; confirmed n factual;

Its d police recruits dat earn 40k/month.

___army recriuts don't receive 80k per month.where did u get it from dude.so unreal cos am a son of 1...chai.nah wah oh.

Nico Rosberg was fastest in final
practice at the Japanese Grand Prix on
Saturday as Lewis Hamilton crashed
out.
The Silver Arrows had dominated
even more than usual during Friday
practice and again ended up one-two,
pointing towards the likelihood of
another front-row lock-out in
qualifying.
However, with attention generally
cast elsewhere during the hour - Red
Bull announced the news that
Sebastian Vettel is leaving them at
the end of the season shortly before
the session started - all eyes were
back on track during the closing
minutes when Hamilton left the track
at Turn 1.
The current title leader appeared to
outbrake himself entering the corner,
with the speed of the number 44
Mercedes taking it over the run-off
and into the gravel.
It ended up in the tyre wall and
although the impact was not heavy, it
ensured a busy couple of hours for
Mercedes' mechanics ahead of
qualifying.
With Rosberg ending up 0.982s faster
than Hamilton, Fernando Alonso was
third fastest for Ferrari ahead of
Williams pair Felipe Massa and Valtteri
Bottas.
The top ten was completed by Daniel
Ricciardo (Red Bull), Kevin Magnussen
(McLaren), Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro
Rosso), Daniil Kvyat (Toro Rosso) and
Jenson Button (McLaren).
World Champion Vettel, meanwhile,
wound up 15th fastest._-____in other news Red Bull have announced that World
Champion Sebastian Vettel is leaving
at the end of the current season, with
team boss Christian Horner saying
that he's joining Ferrari in 2015.

M4gunners: Gunners killer indeed. Did Per look like Senderos 4 ur eyes?

___k oh..we go see nahh.

timawoku: as i dey look you sef,you resemble man utd...have no doubt,arsenal will win,the whole EPL dey our back...

___no am a liverpool fan..ynwa.una go lose.

timawoku: my broda we no shakement.we get our own sanchez,welbeck,ozil,etc,bring it on boys!

___am not a chealsea fan though but look at the past records..if arsenal wins its gonna be great....

timawoku: my brother bone story for the gods,the guy na old man now with walking stick beside i no sure say he go play for sunday sef

__costa,ivanovic,fabregas,go wire arsenal...

ojialo: explain better.

________at the end of the day the male kid does not bear the ur surname but his father surname and once there is a reunion with the real father all love transfers to him.except the kid is wise enough to understand.

who ever post this is a big mumu.u forgot that there is drogba(the gunners killer)

deployment to collect ehgunje.....hold ups..

Japanese Grand Prix practice results.1) Lewis Hamilton 2) Nico Rosberg 3)
Valtteri Bottas 4) Jenson Button 5)
Sebastian Vettel 6) Kimi Raikkonen
7) Fernando Alonso Kevin
Magnussen 9) Daniil Kvyat 10) Daniel
Ricciardo 11) Jean-Eric Vergne
12) Nico Hulkenberg 13) Romain
Grosjean 14) Felipe Massa 15) Sergio
Perez 16) Pastor Maldonado 17)
Adrian Sutil 18) Esteban Gutierrez 19)
Marcus Ericsson 20) Jules Bianchi 21)
Max Chilton 22) Kamui Kobayashi

since.but great its finally signed..thanks to GEJ...

complete turn off for me.ain't easy taking care of a woman with child....even after accepting responsibility u will face an uphill problem esp if the kid is a male child..

walahi since i was born i've never set my eyes on any LG councellor.talk less of chairman..

The name is a surprise, bearing in
mind it represents a jump from the
last version - Windows 8.
The software will run on a wide
range of devices, from phones and
tablets to PCs and Xbox games
consoles, with applications sold
from a single store.
It also marks the return of the Start
Menu, which had been removed
from Windows 8.
In addition to offering a list of the
user's favourite applications, the
menu also brings up resizable tiles -
similar to those featured in
Windows 8's touch-centric interface
on PCs and tablets.
These provide a quick view of
notifications from relevant
applications, such as details of new
emails, Facebook messages and
weather forecast updates.The behaviour of the OS will depend
on the type of device with which it
is being used. Unlike its
predecessor, users will not need to
switch between Desktop Mode and
the touch-focused alternative.
However, they can still spread a
number of "live tiles" across the
screens of two-in-one laptop-tablet
hybrids to make them easier to use
with both a mouse and finger
presses.Other features include:Snap enhancements - a new
"quadrant layout" will allow four
apps to be easily arranged on
the same screen
Task view - a new button on the
task bar will let the user see all
open apps and files, helping
them switch from one to
another
Multiple desktops - users can
switch between distinct
desktop screens, allowing them
to group related work together
rather than having to deal with
a single screen overloaded with
documents and apps. This is
similar to a feature already
available on Apple's Mac OS
Microsoft will offer a "technical
preview" of Windows 10 to early
adopters later this week, which
will run on laptops and desktops. A
release that will work on computer
servers will follow.

make him give keshi ultimatum

another driver to watch out for next season is Verstappen...the teenager who got speed!!!

vettel.massa..button are still good drivers but engine troubles this season made them look lame.but i tell if vettel gets a good car u know what he can achieve..

jst leave all this young boys alone its just cruel

shoprite: Ok . ..how people go take compare the old poster to the new one now? When some of us post the news of his intention with the poster last week, the post no make front page . . .now ordinary poster with no news don make front page . . .Nairaland! Anyway for those wey no see the old poster . . .I don add am here.

------------omoh wtin be that.chai him don f up

this one don win nah.no need for election.very presentable.awesome from a musician

who is gonna win the F1 championship this season.with the mercedes teammates rivalry (lewis hamilton and nico roseberg) still hot and fresh and with 5 races to go.my money on Hamilton.who's your money on??

some dude can lie.e resemble who.some people no dey fear GOD