price per meter please

nigeria never owned cameroon.

can you explain the connection btw 'obama' town in japan and barrack 'obama'

rhektor:


So Òde means plain?

what software gives you the accent on the 'ode'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExKGqmnRfuM


watch from 13.00

deomelo:



Is this not the plan in the first place?


Oh, I forgot you heard from somewhere on the internet that the FG will take your land and ship fulani herdsmen from the North to your states to take over your state.

Funny how people deny themselves economic and job opportunities because of ignorance, bigotry, petty politics, and tribalism.

man shdnt live on bread alone
keep your development in the north

olalat:

Chinese incursion na small thing. Aftermath of Brexit is the real deal here. They need all the money to sustain their economy. Kuma, the rate at which our people hid stolen money to boost their economy don reduce well well. Only Mr president and few other privileges dey go there now. What of free money to go UK go do shopping, chai!! Our people dey craze sha. Na their time to bring money come invest in our economy. We need am well well.

and in 3yrs time they move billions back home.
wake up

itsme01:



Every serious country recruits the top graduating students, and best brains into their civil service and engine room, Nigeria employs like its a charity or voluteering organisation




.

most quota system

rhektor:


Jebusites in the Bible is not the same as the ijebu of present day Nigeria

who dey talk.
ijebu igbo and ijebu ode
jebus of forest and jebus of the plain.

Chanchit:



Pastor is probably fuc king his gf too, remember, na like this timi too start before the wife come out. But in my opinion, this guy is not wise. His career is also on the line of this issue might sway either way. He should have at least wait to see where mata go land.

he had to double his hustle, he's a broke arse.

Chukwurah003:


You lack wisdom

u lack sense

rhektor:


Firstly, Igbó in Yorùbá is pronounced differently from the the Igbo (ibo) pronounced. All these attache makes no sense. And to answer the question of why would someone call his town bush remember that towns are formed from villages which are started either far away from other bigger towns and most of them start from thicker forests. So it wouldn't be wrong to call those people living there by what you observe around them.
Secondly, go to North Carolina, there is a town called forest city, why was it called forest city? Does it mean that they are demeaning the town? Think about it

biblical david's era, there was jebus of the plain and jebus of the forest.

Predstan:


His scholarship is not only from MIT but also from the State Governor. It’s so funny that u asking how much MIT gets as Grant in a year. U must be a joker...

Well the 2.7m dollars is not just a year but throughout his studies. From tuition that is as high as 100k dollars per year to living expenses to books and shopping

Modified: shariah Edward got 7.6million dollars as college scholarships. He was accepted into 149 schools

graveyard story

onlinetomola:
and Osun people ma fejoku ni .... Zanku leg work ! Dancing Barney Governor is about to emerged

they'll be arese and arapa.

Yankiss:
This government's over fixation on herdsmen and cattle matters is truly perplexing. The same energy is not channeled towards the welfare of farmers and their agro-products. One would think that cattle rearing is now a federal government concern. I find this undue fixation very vexatious. Cattle rearers have the entire North including Sambisa forest to domesticate. The continuous effort to penetrate the South with their cattle as permanent settlers suggests grave ulterior motives and should be discountenanced.

its called fulanisation, all west african fulanis and nomads would settle in nigeria soon.
Dan fodio playback movie.

ceejayMAX:
HALF PUFF PUFF IS BETTER THAN FULL CHIN CHIN,WHERE THE ONE WEN BELLO DEY BUILD??

half puff puff makes you more hungry

they've donated it towards last election.
ffooooools
ffuuuuuuls
ffffoooouuullsss.

vote right next time.

donbachi:
Him never sit down well.him don borrow 7billion..wen him don sit down well,i sorry 4 d state.

he;s a business man in govt, its busiocracy.

Felixamos:
Removing buhari from that seat is almost impossible. If he ever succeeds, I'd believe he can Change this country for good.

ur right bro,
its a future impossible fact

ask magareth thatcher or theresa may

Tomide007:
About 1billion naira in scholarship.

u believe that?
na how much the whole institution dey get as grant.

Kamanuozuzu:


What's 'counter' doing in that sentence? Just say 'sue'. U can only say 'counter sue' if and only of Shoprite has already sued the individual or group in question.

did u comprehend what u read.
shoprite already sued them.

cheapgoals:
The 32nd edition of the African Cup of Nations can be arguably said to be the most anticipated of all Afcon Tournaments.

This is not just because of the level of awareness created for the competition but as well because a whole lot of countries more than usual will be participating at this year’s event.

Therefore, this means that a higher number of fans across the continent at large will be following the proceedings in Egypt. With 24 teams now playing at the competition and as well the schedule being in the summer where majority of leagues in Europe are in their off season, the followership is expected to increase.

However, while the opening game of the competition and the final match is usually well watched by millions of fans, there are various other groups stage games and potential knockout round fixtures which can pass as the final before the final. We take a look at some of the the fixtures you should not miss this AFCON.

Group A
Egypt v DR Congo
Venue: Cairo International Stadium
Date: 26/06/2019 Time: 9pm



You may argue that Egypt have a relatively easy group with Zimbabwe and Uganda pitched with the hosts but it is the second group game with D.R. Congo that will likely worry the Egyptians.

If you compare or refer the game to as a clash similar to Al Alhy and TP Mazembe, then you may not wrong. Both teams have a good mixture of home based players and foreign based players. While Egypt has 14 players from the Egyptian league in their 23-man squad, DR Congo boasts of Five playing in the country’s local league.

While Egypt can boast of Africa’s biggest export currently in the mould of Mo Salah, DR Congo can bank on Cedric Bakambu and Yannick Bolaise to deliver the goods.

Although, Egypt is expected to make it out of the group, however, should the opening game against Zimbabwe go against the Pharaohs and DR Congo fails to get the maximum point against Uganda in their own opener, the game will be a win or burst affair for both sides and it will be left for the team that wants it most for the taking.


Group C

Senegal v Algeria
Venue: 30 June stadium
Date: 27/06/2019. Time: 6pm



This would likely be a battle of supremacy in Group C, a game which decides who tops the group which also consist of Kenya and Tanzania as well.

While Senegal are on a six-game winning streak and with one more game before they face the Algerians, the North Africans also boast of a six-game unbeaten run with 4 wins and 2 draws.

With both sides known for their offensive type of play and the quality of players at their disposal, the match will have no shortage of neutrals watching on.

Moreso, while Liverpool Saido Mane and Napoli defender Kalidou Coulibaly will be on the team for the west Africans, barring any injury, Manchester City’s Riyadh Mahrez will be leading the line for Algeria. At least a tint of English Premier League display for the English fans.


Group D

Ivory Coast v South Africa
Venue: Al Salam Stadium
Date: 24/06/2019. Time 3:30pm



If anyone thinks the Bafana Bafana of South Africa are push overs then such persons need to meet the Super Eagles of Nigeria for a recount of how difficult it was to nick a point in two matches against the 2013 hosts.

Ivory Coast on the other hand may feel confident going into the fixture on Sunday but may be wary of their opponents who have not lost in 12 games. However, the game is expected to be a high scoring match both teams possessing fast paced and skillful forwards in Nicolas Pepe and Wilfred Zaha for the west Africans and Percy Tau for the South Africans.

Why else do we watch football if not for the flair and the goals?

Morocco v Ivory Coast
Venue: Al Salam Stadium
Date: 28/06/2019. Time: 6pm



Should the game between South Africa and Ivory coast not interest you that much, it’s however certain you would likely not want to miss Morocco against the Elephants of Cote D’Voire.

Anytime any day this is a clash that will interest most neutral, most especially with the opportunity to see the left footed Ajax forward, Hakim Ziyech on display, it is a chance not many would likely turn down.

Also it is a match that will potentially decide the group winners, and after all said and done, you may want to hope Namibia have done their defensive home work with a pass mark, there is no need stating what will happen if otherwise.


Group F

Cameroon v Ghana
Venue: Ismailia Stadium
Date: 29/06/2019. Time: 7pm



Second most successful team at the AFCON and defending Champions, Teranga Lions of Cameroon were pitted in an easy group with Benin and Guinea-bissau who was coincidentally also in their group in 2017.

However, in Ghana they have an opponent and a rival, the black stars may still be searching for their first AFCON title in close to 30years, nevertheless, they are no push overs at all.

Although both teams are expected to make it out of the group, the clash between the two power houses in African football is a final before the main final. Not many would pass the chance to see the game, not many Nigerians would for sure.





Source: https://cheapgoals.com/afcon-2019-the-five-must-see-big-games-of-the-group-stage/

too unpatriotic.
buhari is still better in his choice (nigeria to carry cup)

counter sue shoprite,
its a legal issue.

u didnt mention he started the war with 120 rifles.
u didnt mention he declared biafra 3 days after the creation of 12 states. (main reason he declared biafra, he was no longer the gov)

celeiyke:



The Igbo that founded those places were those ostracized from Awka for eating monkey meat

na lie, na ofe manu

valentineuwakwe:
how many fulani groups would we have in this country....they are graduallycreppjng in n enlarging their coast so as to make the final demand which is grazing law in northern nigeria first, if it works they pushnit down south..well their suggestions on these is good but let them not come n colonized the dept when it is established

.

pls refrain from sleeping with both eyes closed.
if u smell it, its real.
fulanisation is knocking.

Halopy:
My own question is, should south west always get the presidency on special concessions? Is south east not part of Nigeria, are they not qualified to contest the presidency? Nigeria is sitting on a keg of gun powder and the explosion is minus one day today. Why must the north collectively cede the presidency to the south before the south can produce the President? Why can't anyone from any part of the country contest the presidency and any winner emerges fairly? Why can't we have a kind of whitepaper or some sort of agreement duly consented by every region guiding compulsory rotational presidency between the north and the south every 8years? Why must the south be begging the north before they will ever be allowed to produce the president? Why must the south be compensated with presidency for M.K.O's death. It should be the right of every tribe in Nigeria be it major or minor to produce the president. That's fairness. That's equity. That's Justice. That's what is right.

its a question of numbers, that was the arrangement from independence.
But, it takes a wiser person to turn the table.

CalabarPikin:
Funny we don't have democracy........ What we have in my country, I call it Demo of Democracy datz if as all d demo is correct

na demo crazy

vertueptime:
If he comw breakleg nko?

he go return

please marry your partner and see her real real self.

read of moses and the elders in the wilderness.
corruption will fight back, it has a taproot and fibrous root in nigeria.