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At least, 10 Super Eagles have reportedly fallen ill and may not recover in time, for their first Africa Cup of Nations game against Burundi on June 22, SportingLife reports.Wetin be this one? |
Starboytwo:I understand your your confidence in Burundi being a lowly team, but are you overtly confident about our team getting the job done? |
Looking at our warm up matches, looking at Burundis matches. Mehn, I'm not being pessimistic here, but I don't see us winning the match, if we do, probably just one single moment of brilliance. Our warm up matches aren't anything to go by, and Rohr, (I don't have evidence to back this up), isn't usually a good starter. Burundi are hard to break. While we, we find it hard to score..... |
But tesppidd, you dey fall our hands o. You be senior man for this thread, we don't expect you to be dragging Messi - Ronaldo. Forget about schooling anyone, some people just can't be schooled, and these are some of them. Let it go already. Thanks. We ought to be discussing about the new season, and not dragging supremacy battle. |
HIRAETH:Yen, yen, yen. Barça can't be that stupid. I know bartomeu and his gang are absolutely useless and annoying, but even they won't do such. I still maintain, Barça won't sell Dembele. We may sell Phil, but not Dembouz. All these kinds of rumors don't get to me Dembouz, worst case, 70m Ivan, let's say, 50m Samuel, let's degrade him to 50m too. 170 + 100 = 270, for a player we sold 220m 2 years ago? c'mon guys, don't get worked up unnecessarily. Even if the deal will happen, only one of those 3 players can go, and it can't be Dembele. Ever! |
So, we don't know the formation nor players he used? Real closed doors |
Afamed:Nah, shouldn't be. A little more than 2 hours. But maybe the bus wasn't full and they kept picking and dropping passengers along the way. Or maybe he boarded Funtua, then Katsina Maybe...... |
Afamed:KWANGILA Flyover |
Afamed:Especially now that there would be lots of innocent people compelled to go to the North. And they don't know the route. They will be forced to believe them. |
hausadreturn:Been coming here since 2013, and I've never seen past Kano. They always say, if you're going to the East, you go to Kano. If you're going to the West, you stop at Kaduna. They never ply beyond Kano |
donuba61:This also, would be better, for those going to the East. Going through Kano can be stressful, unless you're going further north east. The last batch of corps I entered buses with had a host of people going to Jigawa and then Bauchi. It is easier going to Jigawa, gombe and so on from Kano, but stressful coming to Bauchi, Nasarawwa ef al. So, the best bet would be to go through Jos |
Lovelyn451:Kano is for people going to the East. So far you're going to the west, you stop at Kaduna. |
chibike69:You haven't made a concrete explanation. How do you get the #200, and is it per number you register? |
Debroslink:After World Cup and 2 defeats to Chile? I low-key gave up on anything international trophy for him. I really really hope he wins it, but I'm never 100% banking on him to. Like ddippset said, if only he had chosen Spain instead. If only.... |
Debroslink:Auto correct man, and I didn't bother reading Champions League I meant I'd correct it now |
Clementoke:It is culled, sir |
The fact is that, Maybe international trophy may elude Messi. I made my peace with it years back. Nazario never won champions league, despite playing in as many top European clubs and however good he was. It's just the bitter truth. Maybe, just maybe he never was destined to win. For his sake and ours, I hope he does, but even if he doesn't, ppffffttt |
jamezman:You didn't answer my question. How is it constituting public nuisance? |
bhella10:Hehe, I read all 3, maybe not recited, but I've been looking for it for almost 13 years now. I loved the eulogy in junior school, and we never did in high school. So, it sweetened me |
jamezman:How's that a public nuisance? Nonsense. If he was praising Jesus or Allah now, you'd never say he's constituting nuisance. 2 faced humans |
24SEVEN:You self see what I saw ![]() |
Raalsalghul:At least, help your eyes and download a good quality. You can't be hating, and also watching awful quality. Question is, who are you doing? |
Tellaoluwatosin:Yes? How may I help? The school should be starting their exams now, if already they haven't started. Then there's the semester break. There won't be post utme until around September, so, you all have sufficient time to prepare. Post utme takes place in the school, so you'd have to travel down Zaria from wherever you are. What else? |
The way we humans can be often times, even we ourselves are confusing. Few weeks back, almost everyone here agreed that KC would be dropped, the other player was what differs. June 9 came, what we all knew, and bad hoped would happen, happened. And 4 days later, we are still going back and forth on how the same KC we touted to be dropped, could have made the team. I mean, for real? Didn't we say he should and would be dropped? Why catching feelings thereafter? The first criteria for national team selection has been club team form. Even while Ighalo was having a rough patch in national team, he kept scoring in his league, persistently kept churning out enticing performances. What has KC done to entice anyone? If you can't perform, you're mostly axed. That's why there's competition. The strikers that he got axed for, compare their last season together and see why honestly, for the betterment of the team, you'd want KC to make the team. It's not a big deal, players get dropped all the time. It's not surprising. Let's already get over him. We are saying we're happy he was axed and that he gets to focus on his pre season, yet, we're still tweaking the team to accommodate him. Seriously? ![]() Abeg, let's forge ahead honestly. AFCON is here, in our front, and Iheanacho is not going to be a part. The earlier we accept, the better for us. We should be supporting the team, mainly, and not dragging the past along. |
Oweku:Make we dey reason before we open mouth talk naa. Bad roads and bad network, which one kills? Haba. We go school naa |
Salam Alaykum brothers and sisters. I have a question that just occurred to me. I and a friend were arguing few hours ago about the ending of Ramadan. He insisted, end of Ramadan, like the beginning, is determined by sighting of the moon. Always has been. I on the other hand says, based on the hadith, since Shaban can be 29/30 depending on the moon, and Ramadan can be same. That if Shaban is 30, like this year, Ramadan "must", emphasis on must, be 29. He vehemently declined and said Ramadan can still be 30 irrespective, if the moon is not sighted or the weather is not clear. My question here is, is he right? Or am I? Because this has been my notion for a long time and I'm certain a lot of people share the same narrative as well. Kindly enlighten, jazakhumllahu khayran |
- Anthony Joshua lives a luxurious life with private jets, five-star holidays and fast cars – without spending out of his £35m fortune - The WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight world champion gets his holidays and food free - Joshua still lives his mum Yeta Odusanya in their humble house in the United Kingdom Anthony Joshua, the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight world champion, is currently valued at about worth £35m, and travels around the globe on private jets and fast cars, but hardly spends personal cash. According to UK Sun report, the Nigerian-born pugilist despite his worth remains so humble and still lives with his mum - in an ex-council house. In addition, AJ also has another two-bed flat in Sheffield, which he uses mostly for training. It has a master bedroom with a single bed, worn out sofas in the living room, and a bathroom. Interestingly, the 29-year-old Joshua, is one of the few people that don’t bother about weekly supermarket shopping, and doesn't even pay for his cartons of eggs, with his sponsors taking care of everything. AJ instead spends his cash on family threats with the balance kept safe in the bank. Speaking about the world boxing champion, Joshua’s close pal and marketing manager, Freddie Cunningham, insists the boxer likes keeping it low despite having "a lot of money," Joshua "doesn't live the life that he could." "From the outside, it probably looks like he does. He's seen in private jets, wearing expensive watches, and driving around in nice cars,” he was quoted as saying to Business Insider. "But the jets are all sponsored. We've never paid for a private jet, or a helicopter, in our life. He gets a signature car from Land Rover. "He's not spending that money. He's accumulating money. He's living a lifestyle that probably everyone wants him to live, or see him live, but he's doing it in a smart way. Tactful." At the last count, AJ has about 12 endorsement deals currently under his heavyweight belt – fetching him around £5m per annum - ranging from clothing, electronics and cars that ensure he has more money in the bank when not fighting. Furthermore, he has a free £45million private jet provided by US sportswear giant Under Armour – who also credits his account with seven-digit salary. Surprisingly, while revealing the inside of his black G550 valued at about £45m before heading to USA to battle Ruiz, AJ said: “These type of things aren't ordinary, in my daily life and in many other people's daily lives, so it's a blessing. "However, my view is even though I enjoy it and the door has been opened for me, I can't forget to open the door for people who have come with me and the people who aren't in a position to enjoy this type of luxury. "I never get too lost in the source and get carried away with these types of things.” The sports kit manufactures’ also ensures the IBF world heavyweight champion remains spot on with training wear, including all tracksuits, and trainers. AJ also makes use of a helicopter, provided by Beats by Dre, who he’s been the face since 2017. Joshua’s first car at 17 was a Vauxhall Astra, which he saved up £1,500 to buy and claimed it was a “stable, sturdy car.” But at the moment through his various partnership with automobile giants Jaguar Land Rover – which is reportedly valued at £790,000 a year - AJ drives round London with various luxurious wheels, including a customised white Jaguar XJR, worth £93,000. However, his favourite remains his personalized black Range Rover, which he believes "looks very professional and sets a standard" The boxer was angry last year, after his bespoke £150,000 motor – handed to him by his sponsors – was stolen outside his cousin’s house, days before fighting Alexander Povetkin. Luckily AJ was handed another by the company without delay. Equally, the world champ enjoys free trips to Dubai, Miami and Jamaica when not boxing on exotic vacations with family and friends, with his Instagram revealing a lot more. Again, most of these trips are sponsored by countries and resorts who want the privilege of having the sporting icon spotted hitting their hottest tourist spots. Cunningham stressed: “We have a partnership with Dubai Tourism and they really like him and get his philosophy on life, his morals, everything. "He resonates with that territory. They want to bring boxing there. Hopefully we can do something there.” Interestingly, in the past, Joshua got into trouble with police as a youngster and spent about 14 days in Reading prison after he was caught with cannabis. AJ now understands the value of the money he's made. "Don’t save what is left after spending, spend what is left after saving," was his recent advice to his over 8.8 million Instagram followers. Joshua still manage to dazzle with jewellery and clothes worth thousand of pounds despite keeping his purse closed mostly. Recently, he was handed a £350,000 watch worth more than an average house, courtesy of his partnership with luxury jewellers Audemars Piguet. [url=Source] https://www.legit.ng/amp/1241326-anthony-joshua-worth-35m-spends-money.html[/url] Lalasticlala Mynd44
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I thought AAU Ekpoma was the state uni in Edo? |
I'm not sure you can do anything. Even in federal unis, they rusticate and expel, depending on how they deem fit. And appealing would be hard because school have rules and regulations. 2 years ago, a lot of my classmates were rusticated for having Nokia phone, I mean, Nokia torchlight phone in their pockets. They weren't even using it. So far there's incriminating material on it, appealing is baseless. All schools always want a scapegoat every exam time. And your friend, sadly, is one |
OlawaleBammie:Emi ke? I'm not ready to pay 5m to die. When I am, I will consider it. Life is sweet |
Lokoyen:Na everything dey get benefit? What is the benefit of fighting boxing? Watching 2 grown adults beat each other to pulp? That is the same benefit of mountaineering |
shogsman:Haha. ![]() |
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