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switch47:
   ChelseaBMW   =   Chelsea[b] B[/b]e [b]M[/b]anunited [b]W[/b]ife           well i dey look.  lets see how the traditional wedding goes tomorrow. court wedding will be at theater of dreams.

Just like BIRMINGHAM take be una HUSBAND abi ? I would rather we lose this match than allow gooners to ride on our back to the top. Hmmmmmm, even at that una even fit win the EPL sef ? Lol,

switch47:
@ Thread
Like i mentioned , it is always very difficult to break a jinx. Arsenal had two to break. Wenger and the last 5 years. well it was one of those nights when you needed a victory but could not just find it.  like i predicted it was going to be very HARD and hard and difficult it was.  better luck next time to all Arsenal fans. it was an interesting game though!  keep enjoying Football. Your trophy will come eventually no matter how longer you gotr to wait, maybe this season the next or the next. but keep trying. looking 4ward to the next beautiful game of football!!

Lwkmd !

Dem sidon wella !

When will liberation come to this continent? See our leaders

[b]
1. Ben Ali of Tunisia - 23 years 1988 - 2011

2. Hosni Mubarak of Egypt - 30 years 1981 - 2011

3. Moummar Ghaddfi of Libya - 42 years - since 1969

4. Mbasago of Equatorial Guinea - 32 years - since 1979

5. Jose Santos of Angola - 32 years - since 1979

6. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe - 31 years - since 1980

7. Paul Biya of Cameroon - 29 years - since 1982

8. Yoweri Museveni of Uganda - 25 years - since 1986

9. Blaise Campore of Burkina Fasso - 24 years since 1987

10. Mswati III of Swaziland - 24 years - since April 1986

11. Omar Bashir of Sudan - 21 years - since 1989

12. Idrissu Deby of Chad - 21 years - since 1990

13. Isaias Afewerki of Eritrea - 18 years - since 1993

14. Yahya Jammeh of Gambia - 17 years - since 1994

15. Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia - 16 years - since 1995

16. Pakalitha Mosisili (Lesotho) - 13 years - since 1998;

17. Ismail Omar Guelleh of Djibouti - 12 years - since 1999

18. Mohammed VI of Morocco - 12 years - since 1999

19. Laurent Gbagbo of Ivory Coast - 11 years+ - since 2000

20. Abdoulaye Wade (Senegal) - 11 years - since 2000

21. Paul Kagame (Rwanda) - 11 years - since 2000[/b]

@Poster, what's the MILEAGE sir ?

WOW !

@Fear Not, Can you help arrange for a Camry 99 model with a V6 engines . Just as neat as this.

1M ?!! For a NAIJA USED ?!!

Bros you try ! I dey laugh oooo !

Happy Sales.

switch47:
why wont Torres play better? before nko? no be against FC wetin call (copenhagen)wey never play for 3 months?  do not be decieved Manchester united is not a danish team!!  

Now u don chop ya words ? Lol,  Abeg wetin b scores ? Remind me pls.

By Andy O'Donnell,
Facebook has become the Google of social networks. If you're not updating your status right now, chances are that you are uploading photos or taking some sort of odd quiz. We post tons of intimate details about our lives that we normally wouldn't share with anyone. We think that as long as we make sure our privacy settings are set correctly that we are safe and snug within our circle of friends.
The problem is that we never know who's really looking at our information. Our friend's account could have been hacked when they installed some rogue application, or their creepy uncle might be using their account because they forgot to log out. For the sake of the safety of you and your family, there is some information that you should never post on Facebook. Here are 5 things you should consider removing or not posting to Facebook and/or other social networks.
1. You or Your Family's Full Birth Dates
We all love getting “happy birthdays” from our friends on our Facebook wall. It makes us feel all warm inside knowing that people remembered and cared enough to write us a short note on our special day. The problem is when you list your birthday you are providing identity thieves with one of the 3 or 4 pieces of personal information that is needed to steal your identity. It’s best to not list the date at all, but if you must, at least leave out the year. Your real friends should know this info anyway.
2. Your Relationship Status
Whether you are in a relationship or not, it may be best not to make it public knowledge. Stalkers would love to know that you just became newly single. If you change your status to "single" it gives them the green light they were looking for to resume stalking now that you're back on the market. It also lets them know that you might be home alone since your significant other is no longer around. Your best bet is to just leave this blank on your profile.
3. Your Current Location
There are a lot of people who love the location tagging feature on Facebook that allows them to let people know where they are 24/7. The problem is that you have just told everyone that you're on vacation (and not at your house). If you add how long your trip is then thieves know exactly how much time they have to rob you. My advice is not to provide your location at all. You can always upload your vacation pictures when you get home or text your friends to let them know how jealous they should be that you're sipping an umbrella drink while they toil away at work.
4. The Fact That You Are Home Alone
It is extremely important that parents make sure their children never put the fact that they are home alone in their status. Again, you wouldn’t walk into a room of strangers and tell them you are going to be all alone at your house so don’t do it on Facebook either.
We may think that only our friends have access to our status, but we really have no idea who is reading it. Your friend may have had their account hacked or someone could be reading over their shoulder at the library. The best rule of thumb is not to put anything in your profile or status that you wouldn’t want a stranger to know. You may have the most stringent privacy settings possible, but if your friend’s account gets compromised than those settings go out the window.
5. Pictures of Your Kids Tagged With Their Names
We love our kids. We would do anything to keep them safe, but most people post hundreds of tagged pictures and videos of their kids to Facebook without even giving it a second thought. We even go so far as to replace our profile pictures with that of our children.
Probably 9 out of 10 parents posted their child’s full name, and exact date and time of birth while they were still in the hospital after delivery. We post pictures of our kids and tag them and their friends, siblings, and other relatives. This kind of information could be used by predators to lure your child. They could use your child’s name and the names of their relatives and friends to build trust and convince them that they are not really a stranger because they know detailed information that allows them to build a rapport with your child.
If you must post pictures of your children then you should at least remove personally identifying information such as their full names and birth dates. Untag them in pictures. Your real friends know their names anyway.
I would be a hypocrite if I said that I have completely removed all tagged pictures of my kids on facebook. It is a daunting task given the amount of pictures that we take as proud parents, but I have started on it and I'll do a little bit each day until it's finished.
Lastly, think twice before you tag pictures of the children of friends and relatives. They might not want you tagging their kids for the reasons mentioned above. You can send them a link to the pictures and they can tag themselves in place of their children if they want to.

bidemi12:
you miss road?

I wonder o !

This is SUICIDE MISSION on the streets of Las-Gidi !

Incomplete info !

Sent you a mail some hours ago .

Can you help arrange for a camry V6 99 model . Naija used?

Where's the location of the car ? And please kindly put up the Engine pics.

tkb417:
if Chelsea beat UTD home and away, ill eat my remote control

hehehe

With the cord of ya TV abi ? Just hope you won't choke to D o !

MESSI 3- arsenal 0 !

Hmmmmmmm, this is cheap and too tempting to be true !

Nor mind the MOFO of a coach !

Naija used ?

Na wa for una o ! The guy meant $65k

West Bromwich Albion have sacked manager Roberto Di Matteo as they fear they would have been relegated with him remaining in charge.
A club statement read: "West Bromwich Albion have today relieved head coach Roberto Di Matteo of his duties and placed him on gardening leave with immediate effect.
"This was the unanimous decision of the football club's board of directors in light of a worrying sequence of results which has seen the club lose 13 of their last 18 games in all competitions, winning only three."
The manager expressed his surprise at the decision, citing his achievement in winning promotion last season and keeping the Baggies out of the bottom three in this campaign.
The manager expressed his surprise at the decision, citing his achievement in winning promotion last season and keeping the Baggies out of the bottom three in this campaign.

"I was extremely surprised and disappointed to be relieved of my duties," Di Matteo said. 

"Winning promotion to the Barclays Premier League with West Brom last season was without doubt one of the highlights of my career and certainly my managerial career. 

"Playing in this league is tough and we have had to compete against some fantastic sides but we have shown that we can compete with the best. Apart from the first week of the season, the club has not been in the bottom three and has an important and crucial run of home fixtures coming up.

"I am disappointed that I don’t now have the chance to lead the team through this crucial period and keep them in the league. 

"I wish the players well over the coming weeks and I thank them for the hard work they have put in and the great attitude they have shown."

Chairman Jeremy Peace said: "This has been a tough decision but we, as a board, believe it is the right one to give the club the best possible chance of remaining in the Premier League.

"Our poor sequence of results stretches back more than three months and there has been little sign of it coming to an end.

"If this run continues much longer, achieving our goal of retaining our Premier League status will become increasingly difficult. We are in a results-driven industry and felt we had no choice but to act now.

"This club's track record proves we do not take such decisions lightly, with Roberto being only our fourth manager or head coach in almost 11 years.

"We now begin the search to find a new head coach who will fit into our existing set-up and work under our sporting and technical director, Dan Ashworth, with a view to taking the club forward."

First-team coach Michael Appleton will assume control of first-team affairs whilst the club looks for a replacement.

dremoney:
hahahaha, That is not a nice thing to do i suppose.

This is a marketplace where agreements are based on offer and acceptance.

Its entirely up to the seller to accept the offer isnt it?

kilo kan eyin mejeeji?

Na real mkt place !

Na for eye you go take sabi wetin go bellefull you !

jude33084:
chelsea should have bougth suarez and not torres

And why do you think Suara will be the best choice for us ?

bestakara:
700k serious buyer.halla me on 07093338333

Na wa for people with some kind of funny offer ! Na the engine you wan buy or the body ?

And besides you are suppose to call him and not the other way round ! Haba !

You are too GBASKI !

Nice and clean ride with a verryyyyy sensible price !

Who let the dogs out ? Wolves ! Wolves !! Wolves !!!

I dey laugh o !

FBS:
WHAT.A.DAY! Never seen anything like this. The best EPL weekend EVER!

GOALS GALORE!!!

Lol ! Still can't stop laughing o !

nateevs:
Sturridge leaves on loan and gets 2 goals in two games. 1 start, 1 sub.
Interesting.

Yess, that should prepare him for a spot in Chelsea strike force !

Hardballer:
mane get over it . . . at least u were able to buy 2 young good strikers with tht money ( 1 was over priced tho) rather thn keeping 1 unmotivated torres

I tire for them o !