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you are stewpid and drunk......you better shut up before you start misleading people with rubbish info...mind you today is Thursday the 5th not 4th animal. |
I want to acquire a visa to a country where dey spend pounds and u want me to me in dollars na wa o |
this is just the begining they must leave this country |
what is tthe code abeg i need |
this is crap abeg a better solution would be needed....what are u guys flexing when it disconnect after every consumption of 5 mb u have to start again by sending stop and fb0 to 131 |
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marvelling: i don't know o! i managed to connect today and i have not been able to download anything with it since!I have never downloaded anything before the download is somehow hoping to try again this night |
over 2hrs now am having problem connecting. what's happening |
what of andriod users that want to connect their phones as modem |
if u are using phone as ur modems what settings did u use,cos i tried using blacberry.net and web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net it didnt work but its working directly with modem |
which servers are currently working now |
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ifycent2: do upgrade below:is the vpn still working Cos I heard it no longer works |
I just registered is the vpn still working and how do I upgrade to premium |
bro heard of this too is the scholarship out? and how do I apply |
Bros Nah my knees I dey abeg send am dirisupikin@gmail.com |
@op deliverance should be Ur first step u need it |
I seriously don't have an answer to this question.the fact is the word of God does not change irrespective of it being written in a book,ipad,phone etc the truth is key in to what works for u if u feel comfortable with the bible(book version) u are good to go but I tell u majority I mean the old Christians,true believers would accept no other fashion than the bible(book version) |
another effect of weed,hunger and ASUU.....but @op thunder go fire u too if u quote me |
Annie2gud: If Toolz is stil doing boyfriendship@this Age,i wonder when,the captain go propose to Her na when she don Reach 27yrs?what a below par way of thinking i pray u get married before 27yrs since the age is an abomination to u |
op what is your problem hunger or frustration? |
With their thrashing of Mexico in Friday’s Fifa U-17 World Cup final, Nigeria have shown why they are the best in the world. Goal examines one facet of their dominance With respect to excellence in youth football, Ghana and Nigeria are Africa's torchbearers, with the latter being the latest of the duo to assert its might after claiming the ultimate at the just-ended Fifa Under-17 World Cup in the UAE. CHAMPIONS | The Super Eaglets are the 2013 U17 world kings Occasionally, the likes of Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, and Egypt do make a statement of sorts, yet the status quo has always been the preserve of the two west African giants. Generations of senior sides for both countries have been built on the back of huge feats at junior level, with the likes of Nwankwo Kanu, Samuel Osei Kuffour, Austin Okocha and Michael Essien all emerging from talent factories so productive. There arises the million-dollar question, though: which of the pair - between Ghana and Nigeria- is better, if not necessarily more productive, at international youth football? Goal seeks to answer as accurately as possible, using the simplest of statistics. THE CRITERIA As a measure of determination, the key to these comparisons is to credit two points for each title won at continental level, and one less for a runner-up finish. A championship triumph on the global stage fetches three points, a finalist slot two, and a bronze-winning campaign gets one. Multiply the deserved point(s) by how often a country has achieved a particular feat, add up, compare the final tallies and, Voila! * So, then, shall we? U17s At U17 level, Nigeria are the top dogs on the international stage, underscoring that very fact with a convincing victory against Mexico on Friday. That conquest puts them on four titles, one better than Brazil and, even more crucially to this analysis, two ahead of Ghana. Nigeria have made the finals thrice more but lost. Comparatively, Ghana are not too far behind. In fact, had the Black Starlets been successful on the two other occasions they made the finals (1993 & 1997), they would have counted as many U17 world titles as Nigeria, and perhaps prop their cause up with the bronze secured from New Zealand 1999. However, the Eaglets' dominance is not so pronounced on their home continent, with their two titles matched equally by Ghana and being just one losing finalists' spot better. At the end of 'Round One', the scores read as calculated below: GHANA - AFRICA (WINNER): 2x2〓4 " " (FINALIST): 1x1〓1 4+1〓5 GHANA - WORLD (GOLD): 2x3〓6 " " (SILVER): 2x2〓4 " " (BRONZE): 1x1〓1 6+4+1〓11 SUM : 5+11〓16 NIGERIA - AFRICA (WINNER): 1x2〓2 " " (FINALIST): 2x1〓2 2+2〓4 NIGERIA - WORLD (GOLD): 3x3〓9 " " (SILVER): 3x2〓6 " " (BRONZE): 0x1〓0 9+6+0〓15 SUM : 4+15〓19 U20s BREAKING GROUNDS | Black Satellites conquered the world in 2009 Nigeria have been twice as successful as Ghana has at the African Youth Championships - six titles to three - and have been at par with their neighbours in finishing second, with two silver wins apiece. Only in 1999 did the rivals contest the final, and Ghana, then managed by Italian Giuseppe Dossena, emerged victors by a solitary Laryea Kingson goal in Accra. At the U20 World Cup, Ghana have claimed four podium finishes - once in third-place, twice as runners- up, before picking Africa's sole world crown four years ago - in six appearances. Nigeria, on the other hand, have achieved all that Ghana have but the title. GHANA - AFRICA (WINNER): 3x2〓6 " " (FINALIST): 2x1〓2 6+2〓8 GHANA - WORLD (GOLD): 1x3〓3 " " (SILVER): 2x2〓4 " " (BRONZE): 1x1〓1 3+4+1〓8 SUM : 8+8〓16 NIGERIA - AFRICA (WINNER): 6x2〓12 " " (FINALIST): 2x1〓2 12+2〓14 NIGERIA - WORLD (GOLD) : 0x3〓0 " " (SILVER): 2x2〓4 " " (BRONZE): 1x1〓1 0+4+1〓5 SUM : 14+5〓19 U23s Things are a little more balanced title-wise at continental U23 level where each nation has managed one triumph in five participations at the All African Games. Only when silver medals accumulated at the tournament are factored in do Nigeria distinguish themselves, edging this particular count 2-0. In the larger picture, Nigeria increase their advantage with some five points from fine performances at the Olympics football tournament; three from winning the Atlanta 1996 edition, and another two from finishing next to Lionel Messi's Argentina in Beijing half-a-decade ago. Ironically, the only medal Ghana can boast of - bronze won by that ridiculously talented batch of Black Meteors at Barcelona 1992 - was that which put Africa on the Olympic football podium for the first time. That said, it fetches them no more than a point. Now let's see how that adds up to give us our final, almost conclusive figures: Ghana's successes at youth football level cannot be understated; they might be third, fourth, or even second best in the world. On home turf, though, they do not seem to run their neighbours close enough. Nigeria are clearly on top, a full 12 points ahead and trumping tthe Ghanaians on each count, per the units of measurement applied in this analysis. So maybe statistics are a bit like mini-skirts. Maybe they do reveal everything. Well done, 'Naija'. |
Chai e-swear every where instead of contributing to this thread I see #gamalin 20,spraying of insecticide and even loosing of first child God pls come and modify some of this brains |