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dotcom_na_me_na_me: ....
(1) When did Man City started recruiting young lads as you claim? Is it this year?
(2) I am sure it is not this year that Man City started recruiting young lads as you claim,...

dotcom_na_me_na_me: ....
The father did not give a f**k about his son's future, but money!
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Kelechi's Father is so greedy, he only cares about Money and not his son's career

bobby.L:
^^^ Thank you very much.

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Okikiade: President Goodluck Jonathan and former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, had breakfast together in Nairobi, Kenya, on December 12, 2013, Thursday.
Both politicians were among other African leaders that graced the 50th Independence Anniversary celebration of Kenyaat the Safaricom Stadium in Kasarani, Nairobi, on Thursday, December 12.
Obasanjo's visit was said tohave taken everybody by surpriseas it contradicts the expected nature of the relationship between both men, owing to recent public criticisms of the President by Obasanjo.
The unexpected meeting held prior to the anniversary event, as the former president, Obasanjo, paid a surprise visit to President Jonathan at the Intercontinental Hotel, Nairobi, where they had a private breakfast together.
It would be recalled that Obasanjo had written a strong-worded letter, which went public earlier this week, accusing the President of performing below par and taking actions calculated at destroying the country.
Meanwhile, in his speech, at the event, President Jonathan called on all Kenyans to unite. According to him, there was no alternative to unity if Kenyans must move their nation forward. In building their nation, Jonathan told Kenyans that they must make unity their focal point.
He said that the destiny of Kenya lies with its people and as such, the people must strive hard to take their country to a greater height. President Jonathan said that he was happy that former Kenyan Prime Minister, Raila Odinga was present at the event and working with President Uhuru Kenyatta.
"Nobody can love you more than Kenyans, so you all have to jointly develop your country. All Kenyans should come together to form an inclusive society.
"Since 2007, many African countries like Kenya have been celebrating 50 years of independence and freedom, our founding fathers talked of political freedom to be followed by economic freedom.
"The present generation of African leaders must work hard on science and technology as well as industrialisation, so that there could be economic development and freedom." President Jonathan stated.
Obasanjo was said to have sat quietly during the event and was making calls on his mobile phone at intervals while the event lasted. Source:naij.com

scribe2000: From http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/the-dark-side-of-nelson-mandela/story-fni0ffxg-1226778174719
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He supported Nigerian coup leader Sani Abacha, refusing to say a word publicly to stop the 1995 hanging of activist Ken Saro-Wiwa.
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From http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/the-dark-side-of-nelson-mandela/story-fni0ffxg-1226778174719

MANOSUB: You speak but foolishly and defeatedly. This is my first time of using harsh words on someone on NL. Whatever it is that is worth doing is worth doing well. Nigerians can not continously be subjected or enslaved in its own land by those who dont care in any way about welfare of the people. We have to stand up against them because this inhuman attitude cannot happen in their land.

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tbaba1234: Arabic was translated to Latin at the growth of the western europe... You need to dig a little deeper.. Mid 17th century It came from somewhere.

tbaba1234:

Up till today, Arabic words/culture are still in the university system.

Alumni comes from the word Alim (which means a knowledgeable one).

Even the design of the graduation thobe is from the muslims....

The roots are still there.

We are talking of the things that laid the foundation for the modern world not the finished products.

No need to get worked up over this. Every civilisation has made some contribution to the modern world.

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engrfcuksmtin: Your head correct jare the general

linearity: Your question pre-supposes that you already have the cash on hand and are in a dilemma whether to use it or get a loan.

The best option is to treat it as investment and see if you will be a least even at the end of the day...

First see what the loan will cost you in interest rate or APR....Also see how much it will cost you to get a personal on secured loan from the bank...if the situation currently in Nigeria is same as it is in developed countries, the interest on the car loan will be lower than the personal loan because the car acts as a security.....look at it this way..

Given the above, I will invest the money and take the loan....at the minimum your investment cash flow has a boost which is equal to the difference between the above two interest rates.

A good and effortless investment for that cash is to buy a land, put a fence around it and either sit on it or gradually start developing it.

While the land is an asset and will continue to appreciate in value, your car is a liability will continue to depreciate. If you hit a financial bump in the road tomorrow, you can turn around and sell the land, payoff the loan...and you will still have some change in your pocket plus you will have your car to either sell to make more money or keep...but had you bought the car outright, you will get less than 50% of the original value.

ayo ade: My advice...avoid any kind of debt by all means. If you cant afford it, you dont deserve it yet. Earn enough to deserve the lifestyle you desire.

Okija_juju: [b]Very wrong?!

Did you miss the part in the match where the Ethiopian Goalie threw the ball away so that they can go have a drink of water?!



Look the altitude and weather was a key tactical factor for the Ethiopians.

Thats why Keshi begged the Ethiopians to wet the pitch prior to the match, that they refused.

Go and rewatch that match.. Even Musa that is known for running up and down like a fowl, curtailed his runs until the last quarter of the game. The Ethiopians nay be good at atheletics, but if Football were solely about running in a straight line for hours, the Ethiopians would prolly be the highest throphy holders in World cup history.

I will agree with you that their performance was poor on the night in general, especially with our poor passing, defending, e.t.c, but the tactics to hit hard in the end was definitely there and obvious to see and thats what got us the win.

Notice that the Ethiopians that were so stylish in their passing in the first half could barely stop the Super Eagles in the dying minutes of the game?!

I am attributing it to tactics more than luck. [/b]