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agohmamuda:
Pls can you know when a person will die??

yes i cant

this research has actually taken us 8 years and are authentic.
1, she walks very fast with no pattern
2. blinks her eyes repeatedly
3. insects chase her because she messes silently
4. becomes angry easily
5. bites her lips
6. sweats profusely
7. walks by opening her legs
8. doesnt anwer phone call
9. fakes smile
10. her temperature rises thank u.



kill me now

brrr after proposing love to her in the night she came over to my house the next day and i realised she was suffering from elephantiasis...now i dont love her again..is it fair to tell her i dont love her anymore?

1, mad people 2. people with elephantiatis 3. people that are hiv positive 4. people that are epilleptic

ednut1:
bingbagbo still dey alive

0 no"!,,this one is his daughter

so i have been cheating all this while?

Glowstone:
Yisos nairaland make una come here wetin i hear oo , oga seun

Oga is this a true life story Or you r cooking this up all alone, you mean you slept with your own cousin and impregnated her twice..

Wonders will never cease to end, abomination OF the highest degree..


Bro to be honest with you, i think you should be stoned to death



or Maybe you are not from africa cuz its a taboo here

it is not a taboo in my hometown

my cousin is about to marry my classmate. the fact of the matter is that..my cousin whom i have impregnated twice and confides in me a lot has miscarried over 8 times already. i like this my classmate so much n dont want him to inherit this miscarriage legacy. should i give him a tip off? is it bad if i do? my cousin miscarried again only last month

Uwakuwak:
Life is strong

lol

What is love

Georgematics:
Internet dating is cool...especially that scary part were you guys are about to meet each other...you wud like to see her first...hehe

but why?

nickz:
most of them just leads to s3x chat nothing more
i have this badluck of meeting only the s3x starved ones

t

whT is sex chat?

KiddaBlingzz:
Its mostly crap

is that your experience so far?

CAN real love develop online with both seeing before?
share your experiences folks

Ghana international defender Baba Rahman climbed off the bench to assist the consolation goal for Augsburg who slipped to a 2-1 loss at Mainz 05 in the German Bundesliga on Saturday.

Augsburg were losing 2-0 at Mainz after the host scored twice in the first-half but Baba stepped out of the dug-out to give them some hope when he set up a goal Tobias Werner to halve the deficit.

The 21-year-old dropped to the bench due to his late arrival but when he was brought on in the Canadian international Marcel di Jong in the 56th minute, he made impact.

With an assist similar to his work during Ghana’s mid-week triumph over Guinea in the 2015 AFCON, the former Asante Kotoko full-back employed his pace to lay a visionary pass to Werner who firmly nailed the ball home for the consolation goal.

gise:
When Paul lived the only bible was the tanakh and god was invisible and a spirit. Torah was not to be added to and no human was to be equated with Yhwh . Followers of Paul added to the tanakh with their new testament and Muslims and Mormons came along with their own books. Paul had no basis for making Jesus god and Jesus had no basis for claiming to be god not even miracles because other Jews did miracles in the tanakh and none of them were God

1 Corinthians 1:18

For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.

Original wailors

today happens to Peter tosh's birthday

from left, bob marley, bunny wailor and beter mackintosh

Questions unbelievers often ask about Christ:

" If Jesus is God, why was He praying?...was He praying to another God?"

" Why did He say the father is greater than i am?"
" Who was He crying to Abba father on the cross?"

1 Peter 2 : 21 ANSWERS these baby questions " To this you were called, because Christ suffered for you, leaving you an example, that you should follow in his steps."

CHRIST was God manifested in flesh to teach men how to live and worship HIM....

1 Timothy 3:16

And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.

- King James Bible "Authorized Version", Cambridge Edition

KNOW THE GOD YOU SERVE, GOD IS NOT 3....GOD IS 1.....GOD BLESS YOU

Moses ‘Mospacka’ Armah wants Sulley Muntari to return to the Black Stars despite being assaulted by the AC Milan star at the World Cup in Brazil insisting that the talented midfielder will add a lot of quality to national team.

But the owner of Medeama Football Club insists that Muntari must first apologise to the President of the country John Dramani Mahama and the people of Ghana before he returns to the squad.

The talented player was handed an indefinite suspension from the Black Stars for an unprovoked attack on Armah during the World Cup at a meeting to resolve issues on their unpaid appearance fees.

The Ghana FA official revealed that he was only appealing to the players to calm them when they angry about the unpaid monies from government after President Mahama had spoken to the players to assure them that the money will be paid.

Armah revealed that the AC Milan player stepped to slap and punch him in the face just when he got up to assure the players before he also hit the player back as he attempted the third attack on him.

This resulted in Muntari’s indefinite suspension from the national team but Armah says the player must be recalled if he makes the necessary apologies because he is talented.

“I cherish Sulley Muntari’s style of play. He is a good passer of the ball and can score from unexpected angles,” said Armah of the midfielder.

“I think that he should be given another chance to play for the Black Stars. I am a Christian, so I have forgiven him.”

Armah says Muntari must also be given the chance at the World Cup commission why he attacked the Ghana FA official insisting the attack came to him as a shock.

“He should also be given the chance to appear before the Commission of Inquiry and say his side of the story,” Armah concluded when giving evidence to Ghana’s World Cup commission.

Muntari is currently an indefinite suspension enforced by the Ghana FA.

Muntari was axed from the team along with Kevin-Prince Boateng at the World Cup for various acts of indiscipline, sacked from the Black Stars camp in Natal for various incidents of indiscipline.

Do you think Muntari should be recalled to the Black Stars? Do you think he should apologise for the incidents in Brazil?

Ebola is brilliant.

It is a superior virus that has evolved and fine-tuned its mechanism of transmission to be near-perfect. That's why we're all so terrified. We know we can't destroy it. All we can do is try to divert it, outrun it.

I've worked in health care for a few years now. One of the first things I took advantage of was training to become FEMA-certified for hazmat ops in a hospital setting. My rationale for this was that, in my home state of Maine, natural disasters are almost a given. We're also, though you may not know it, a state that has many major ports that receive hazardous liquids from ships and transport them inland. In the back of my mind, of course, I was aware that any hospital in the world could potentially find itself at the epicenter of a scene from The Hot Zone. That was several years ago. Today I'm thinking, by God, I might actually have to use this training. Mostly, though, I'm aware of just that -- that I did receive training. Lots of it. Because you can't just expect any nurse or any doctor or any health care worker or layperson to understand the deconning procedures by way of some kind of pamphlet or 10-minute training video. Not only is it mentally rigorous, but it's physically exhausting.
PPE, or, personal protective equipment, is sort of a catch-all phrase for the suits, booties, gloves, hoods and in many cases respirators worn by individuals who are entering a hot zone. These suits are incredibly difficult to move in. You are wearing several layers of gloves, which limits your dexterity to basically nil, the hoods limit the scope of your vision -- especially your peripheral vision, which all but disappears. The suits are hot -- almost unbearably so. The respirator gives you clean air, but not cool air. These suits are for protection, not comfort. Before you even suit up, your vitals need to be taken. You can't perform in the suit for more than about a half hour at a time -- if you make it that long. Heat stroke is almost a given at that point. You have to be fully hydrated and calm before you even step into the suit. By the time you come out of it, and your vitals are taken again, you're likely to be feeling the impact -- you may not have taken more than a few steps in the suit, but you'll feel like you've run a marathon on a 90-degree day.

Getting the suit on is easy enough, but it requires team work. Your gloves, all layers of them, are taped to your suit. This provides an extra layer of protection and also limits your movement. There is a very specific way to tape all the way around so that there are no gaps or "tenting" of the tape. If you don't do this properly, there ends up being more than enough open pockets for contamination to seep in.

If you're wearing a respirator, it needs to be tested prior to donning to make sure it is in good condition and that the filter has been changed recently, so that it will do its job. Ebola is not airborne. It is not like influenza, which spreads on particles that you sneeze or cough. However, Ebola lives in vomit, diarrhea and saliva  -- and these avenues for infection can travel. Projectile vomiting is called so for a reason. Particles that are in vomit may aerosolize at the moment the patient vomits. This is why if the nurses in Dallas were in the room when the first patient, Thomas Duncan, was actively vomiting, it would be fairly easy for them to become infected. Especially if they were not utilizing their PPE correctly.

The other consideration is this: The "doffing" procedure, that is, the removal of PPE, is the most crucial part. It is also the point at which the majority of mistakes are made, and my guess is that this is what happened in Dallas.

The PPE, if worn correctly, does an excellent job of protecting you while you are wearing it. But eventually you'll need to take it off. Before you begin, you need to decon the outside of the PPE. That's the first thing. This is often done in the field with hoses or mobile showers/tents. Once this crucial step has occurred, the removal of PPE needs to be done in pairs. You cannot safely remove it by yourself. One reason you are wearing several sets of gloves is so that you have sterile gloves beneath your exterior gloves that will help you to get out of your suit. The procedure for this is taught in FEMA courses, and you run drills with a buddy over and over again until you get it right. You remove the tape and discard it. You throw it away from you. You step out of your boots  --  careful not to let your body touch the sides. Your partner helps you to slither out of the suit, again, not touching the outside of it. This is difficult, and it cannot be rushed. The respirators need to be deconned, batteries changed, filters changed. The hoods, once deconnned, need to be stored properly. If the suits are disposable, they need to be disposed of properly. If not, they need to be thoroughly deconned and stored safely. And they always need to be checked for rips, tears, holes, punctures or any other even tiny, practically invisible openings that could make the suit vulnerable.

Portuguese side Vitória Guimarães could lose Ghanaian starlet Bernard Mensah to giants FC Porto according rumours circulating in the Portuguese press.

Mensah,20, has wowed a host stellar clubs in the Portugues top-flight league and an unnamed Spanish La Liga side and could move in January.

The youngster who joined Vitória Guimarães last season has scored four times in seven league games, drawing interest from Porto who are keen on rebuilding their squad with a young players.

However, if the reports are true, it means they must beat competition from an unnamed Spanish La Liga side who have also registered their interest in the player.

regarding discrimination

Moses Armah says he had to go to the United States for a medical check-up because his jaw was injured from a blow landed by midfielder Sulley Muntari.

He revealed this when he appeared before the World Cup Commission of Inquiry on Thursday in Accra.

Armah, a Black Stars management committee member, said he was hit twice and prevented a third one from landing on his face.

He was involved in a melee with Muntari where he unleashed a punch which floored the AC Milan player.

“Sulley’s blow affected my jaw,” he said.

He told the Commission that Sulley’s father called him days after the incident to apologise on Sulley’s behalf.

Muntari was handed an indefinite suspension from the team.

Left to Parker alone, he would love to have Sulley Muntari back in the team because he is a “good player” but he added the management of the GFA is yet to take a decision.

Here are my ten solid reasons

1. They have no core team, no reliable first 8

2. Even if they beat SA at home, which ll be hard, they will surely bow to congo

3. They seem to have run out of luck, the luck that made them win the last afcon

4. future of coach uncertain

5. will likely place 3rd but cant gather much points to be best 3rd placed

6. They seem to concede in every game

7. Since 2010, all defending champions struggle, egypt, zambia

8. nigeria couldnt qualify for 2012

9. mediocre players

10. mediocre coach

thank you

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Asamoah Gyan perpetuated his Ghana scoring run by netting the opener and setting up a penalty as the Black Stars edged Guinea’s Syli Nationale 3-1 in the 2015 AFCON qualifier at the Tamale Sports Stadium on Wednesday afternoon.

Udinese star Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu climbed off the bench at the dying embers to seal the win for Maxwell Konadu’s side.

TOP OF THE MATCH: Baba Abdul Rahman

Find out who scored high marks who under-performed as GHANAsoccernet.com rates how the STARS fared against the Ebola struck country in the Northern regional capital.

Stephen Adams 5/10 Adams must take the blame for poor positioning in the Guinean equaliser. After two routine saves, the Aduana Stars keeper gave Ghana a headache when he rushed forward and allowed a ball go into his net. He was also slow in initiating attacks. He made a couple of routine saves though. Still leaving question marks around Ghana’s goalkeeping credentials.

Harrison Afful 6.5/10 Impressively offensively but was exposed at the back anytime he went forward. The Guinean wingers exploited the void with their pace and thrill. Dexterous and intelligent. Was a delight to watch going forward.

Baba Rahman 8/10 Top of the match performer. What an evening to remember for the Augsburg youngster. He set up Agyemang-Badu’s goal that ended the game as a contest in the last minute. Nearly got Ghana back in front in the early stages of the second-half. His curly effort from the edge of the area beat the Guinean keeper but missed narrowly.

Awal Mohammed 5.5/10 Not very compacq in his role. His partnership with Jonathan Mensah was not that good as the cohesion failed to show.

Jonathan Mensah 5.5/10 Made a couple of impressive clearances but was left exposed at some points at either halves.

Rabiu Mohammed 6.5/10 The Kuban Krasnodar man replaced Agyemang-Badu in the line-up that drew against the same side on Saturday. He occasionally slid back to join the defence for rearguard action. One of such interventions denied a goal-mouth chance. He created a glorious chance for himself but his power was not enough to beat the keeper.

Solomon Asante 7/10 The pocket-size winger returned to the team after the 2013 AFCON, taking the place of Everton winger Christian Atsu. He was slippery on the flanks and caused problems for the Guinean defence. He made a good statement about his daftness when his pass cut open the Guinean defence, finding Jordan who set up Gyan for the opener. Mesmerising the opposition defenders. Covered distance

Kwadwo Asamoah 6.5/10 On his 70th Ghana cap, the Juventus man was full of energy but always lacked the cutting edge with his setpiece delivery. He had the energy to charged forward but also expertly controlled the middle and cooled the pressure down.

Asamoah Gyan 7/10 Scored his 45th international goal in the Black Stars shirt, cooling rolling the ball into the unguarded net from close range. Ghana’s second was also from his sweat as he won a penalty which was converted by Gyan.

Jordan Ayew 6/10 Selfless once more. The Lorient attacker had all the chance to claim glory but he instead passed to Gyan who completed his back-to-back scoring run against the Syli Nationale.

Andre Ayew 7/10 Run into space well. Bombed forward with glee. Came close to restoring Ghana’s lead with a 43rd minute effort. Converted a spot kick in the second-half that restored Ghana’s lead. Replaced by Agyemang-Badu who scored the third goal.

SUBSTITUTES

Wakaso Mubarak 5.5/10

Agyemang-Badu 6/10

Edwin Gyimah 5.5/10

By Oliver Fischer

The Netherlands are still looking to beat Ghana in a a race to secure Feyenoord starlet Elvis Manu’s as an international player under the new Gus Hiddink regime, but just how important is this, and what is best for the young star?

Throughout what has been a roller-coaster season for the Rotterdam club Feyenoord under new boss Fred Rutten, the one thing fans have been able to agree on is just how promising Elvis Manu has been, and how valuable his contributions have been for the club.

The very question that is the subject of this article seems strange then; surely the Netherlands should of course try and beat Ghana?

Born on August 13th in Dordrecht, Elvin Manu played for the youth teams of SC Amstelwijck, SSW and latterly Feyenoord. At 5 ft 8 inches, Manu was never graced with immense physical presence, but his ever-growing reputation as a nifty and agile winger that oozes pace earn him a professional contract at Feyenoord on July 1st, 2013.

Since this point, Manu has been loaned to Excelsior (for a 16 game spell) in which he netted eight goals, asserting himself as a clear prospect in the forward department. Following this, a loan spell at SC Cambuur for half a season earlier in 2014 further elevated his reputation, and he made a flying start by scoring on his debut for the club.

In addition to this, Manu has had quite the interesting career at international level. Having represented the Netherlands from the under-16 stage through to the under-21 stage at present, it seems natural for the rather comically nicknamed ‘Manutelli’ to progress to the full Oranje.

However, and understandably so, there are two sides to this story. On April 8th of 2014,goal.com ran a story in which Elvis Manu declared he wished to represent Ghana at full international level.

“I want to play for Ghana and I am hoping for an invitation from Ghana, it has always been my dream to defend the colours of Ghana as I feel Ghanaian.” Manu said in the site interview.

It is 100 percent respectable and honourable that Manu feels so connected to the birth place of his parents, and of course he is fully eligible to represent Ghana.

The hearts of many of the Oranje coaching staff and supporters definitely sank with this news, as Manu is widely considered as one of the most promising prospects in the league in his position aged 21 or under. The news was especially disappointing considering he has represented the Netherlands at all previous levels, but there is nothing that can be done.

However, all is not lost, and it depends entirely on Manu being given an invitation from Ghana to play for them, which to everyone’s knowledge he has not yet received.

The Netherlands must seize such an ongoing opportunity and reach out to Manu, to assure him that he is definitely part of the future plans and is close to the squad. They can further enhance the chances of him changing his mind by including him in training and keeping him in touch with the big stage.

It is all very vague at the moment, and nobody know what is happening behind the scenes, but it is important to understand the situations at the respective national teams.

Ghana have a relatively well spread core, featuring well-known names such as Christian Atsu, Andre Ayew and Kwando Asamoah. Despite a disappointing World Cup 2014 campaign, the black stars have heaps of talent. There is a space in the attacking core, as Asamoah Gyan, Jordan Ayew and Majeed Waris could be perfectly complimented by someone of Manu’s stature and promise.

David Accam (the fourth attacker in the squad) is yet to make an appearance for the team at 24 years of age, playing his club football at Swedish side Helsingborg. Surely swapping Accam for Manu would bolster the attacking depth?

The situation with the Netherlands national team is slightly different. According to the current squad, the six forwards are as follows: Robin van Persie, Arjen Robben, Klaas Jan Huntelaar, Jeremain Lens, Luciano Narsingh and Quincy Promes.

Of those, one would currently rank Elvis Manu last, even behind Quincy Promes who has just 1 appearance for the Netherlands at 22 years of age. The fact is, Guus Hiddink couldn’t promise Manu consistent playing time at international level, which is a painful possibility for Elvis to have to digest.

The discussion, rather abruptly, ends here. From my point of view, I would love to see ‘Manutelli’ don the oranje and join a generation of Flying Dutchmen, however for his career I feel it wouldn’t be the best move.

Ghana is an exciting team to play for, and it is important fans set aside their own personal preferences and consider the future of an immensely talented player. He may shine for Ghana in the same time he wouldn’t even grace the bench for Holland, and that is the inevitable fact.

Become a Black Star, Elvis, you deserve the limelight.

give your reasons

English Premier League duo Everton and Southampton are monitoring the progress of Juventus star Kwadwo Asamoah.

Reports claim the Premier League duo are keeping tabs on the out-of-favour Ghanaian, and could launch a loan offer as soon as January.

Once a mainstay of the Juventus midfield, Asamoah has found it difficult to retain his position in the starting eleven.

The arrival of former Manchester United left-back Patrice Evra has ousted the 25-year-old from his usual role, with manager Massimiliano Allegri preferring the Frenchman’s experience.

Asamoah joined Juventus from Udinese for £15m, and is now valued at a whopping £19m – so any move from the Saints or Toffees is likely to be temporary.

Everton’s recent spate of injuries may force Roberto Martinez to enter the transfer market.

Attacking star Kevin Mirallas is set for a long spell on the sidelines – and without a fully fit Steven Pienaar or Gerard Deulofeu at Goodison – Everton are lacking a cutting edge.

Meanwhile Southampton have money to spend and my want to capitalise on their early success.