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In a relationship » , some people believe
that there are still some forms of privacy
that should be respected and kept away.
But some are of the belief that no secrets
should be kept away from one another,
including access to one another's phones.
Though t his action has broken many
relationships » as the partners tend to find
some things they are not prepared for
while snooping around, advocates of the
practice do not think committed partners
have anything to hide from their spouses.
On Morning Teaser » today, we ask: would
you allow your spouse access to your
phones?

we won African cup of nation by luck,
women nation cup by luck,
under 17 by luck,
now we wil qualify to nations cup again by luck,
ebola cum but cudnt stay,we won the fight against ebola by luck,
so many other things that Nigeria have achived by luck,so add yours

not for sale

i give it to mikel

i give it to mikel folowd by eyeama,and eghukwue, i always love mikel even when he is not on his best game,as human we somtyms had a bad day, i knw he wil always do d needful,cus he is d boss, even for chelsea i refuse to coment on matic until he do what mikel has done over d years, thats wining trophies on that position,Mikel is a blessed guy and no one can take that away from him,

i give it to mikel or Eyeama, they wey outstanding to day,who is ur man of the march

does it mean that a man with ebola wil not come to watch the club world cup?? And beside some of this clubs got so many fans in africa, and they wil stil travel to morocco to watch,its clear that they do not value cup of nation like they value world clup cup, and also they are not among d African union,trying to disassociate themself from africa.may be they claim oyibo

will like to see how the relationship with Keshi and ike uche like in d camp,cat and dog

i tink mororcco shoud be banish from all African activity,cus this is racism on Africa

Morocco, which last week declined to host
the African Nations Cup in January because of
fears over Ebola, will host the Club World Cup
next month as planned, soccer's governing
body Fifa said on Thursday.
"The Club World Cup 2014 will take place in
Morocco and all preparations continue as
planned," Fifa said on Twitter.
The tournament, which also took place in
Morocco last year, is held annually and
features the champion clubs of each
continent.

JONES. And them they jones anyhow

DO YOU KNOW THAT ONCE PELE PLAYED
FOOTBALL ON NIGERIA SOIL?
I MEAN IN LAGOS
LOOK WHAT GREAT FOOTBALLERS SAYS ABOUT
PELE
BOBBY MOORE
"I arrived hoping to stop a great man, but I
went away convinced I had been undone by
someone who was not born on the same
planet as the rest of us."
BENFICA GOALKEEPER COSTA PEREIRA, AFTER
5-2 DEFEAT TO PELE'S SANTOS
"There's Pele the man, and then Pele the
player. And to play like Pele is to play like
God."
MICHEL PLATINI
"Messi has all the conditions to be the best,
but first he has to beat Maradona, Romario
and then eventually Pele."
ROMARIO
"Pele is the greatest player in football history,
and there will only be one Pele in the world."
"He is the most complete player I ever saw."
FRANZ BECKENBAUER
"I told myself before the game, he's made of
skin and bones just like everyone else — but I
was wrong."
TARCISIO BURGNICH, WHO MARKED PELE IN
1970 WORLD CUP FINAL
"An artist in my eyes is someone who can
lighten up a dark room. I have never and will
never find difference between the pass from
Pele to Carlos Alberto in the final of the World
Cup in 1970 and the poetry of the young
Rimbaud. There is in each of these human
manifestations an expression of beauty
which touches us and gives us a feeling of
eternity."
ERIC CANTONA
"I sometimes feel as though football was
invented for this magical player."
SIR BOBBY CHARLTON
"Pele was the only footballer who surpassed
the boundaries of logic."
JOHAN CRUYFF
"The best player ever? Pele. [Lionel] Messi and
Cristiano Ronaldo are both great players with
specific qualities, but Pele was better."
ALFREDO DI STEFANO
"We went up together to head a ball. I was
taller, had a better impulse. When I came back
down, I looked up in astonishment. Pele was
still there, in the air, heading that ball. It was
like he could stay suspended for as long as he
wanted to."
FORMER ITALY DEFENDER GIACINTO FACCHETTI
"When I saw Pele play, it made me feel I
should hang up my boots."
JUST FONTAINE, TOP SCORER AT 1958 WORLD
CUP
"The best of all was Pele, who is a mixture of
Di Stefano, [Diego] Maradona, Cruyff and Leo
Messi."
ARGENTINA'S WORLD CUP-WINNING COACH
CESAR LUIS MENOTTI
"Pele was the most complete player I've ever
seen. Two good feet. Magic in the air. Quick.
Powerful. Could beat people with skill. Could
outrun people. Only 5 ft 8 in tall, yet he
seemed a giant of an athlete on the pitch.
Perfect balance and impossible vision.
Pele was able to stop the Nigerian Civil War
for 48 hours!
Some of you might not even like football
(soccer), but it’s pretty much impossible that
you have never heard of this sport’s greatest
player ever: Edson Arantes do Nascimento or
most famously known as the legendary Pelé!
Pelé is known for scoring over 1,283 goals
throughout his career and winning 3 FIFA
world cups (3 out of the 4 he participated in).
He is indeed known as the greatest football
player ever in history (yes, even better than
Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo).
Many modern great teams such as Real
Madrid, Juventus and Manchester United
wanted Pelé to sign with them. However, the
government of Brazil declared Pelé an “official
national treasure” to prevent him from being
transferred out of the country!
His skills as a football player were able to
make him a star around the world. He toured
with his team (Santos do Brazil)
internationally so they could take advantage
of his popularity. Even in 1967, the two
factions involved in the Nigerian Civil War
agreed to a 48-hour ceasefire so they could
watch Pelé play an exhibition game in Lagos,
which happens to be the most populous city
in Nigeria!
So when Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo can stop
a war for 48 hours give us a call so we can
name them “the best football players in
history”
So So Huge A Man.....

story for the gods,am a tall dark and handsome guy with lot of swag, but i dont like d way u people downgrade shot guys, and beside i dont like tall girls but short with big ass n firm orange,if u get am hala me @www.facebook.com/caleb/sylvanus

okro soup, draw they smell

if you like take this masage seriously or wait for the time, am not here to surport any political party,but its a mesage that must surely come to past

First of all, am not a PDP or APC surporter,MY name is CALEB sylvanus an am with my friend here JOSHUA micheal. I want to tell Nigerians that what hapend today in Nigeria traces back to d ancient isreal, God"s own choosen Generation, Moses was Clueless, yet God chooses him to lead the isrealite out of Egypt and to the PROMISE LAND.

Moses was a free goin person,he gave the people of isreal the freedom to talk,act,and worship d Almighty God,but the isrealite took this freedom for granted,and rain abuse and insult on him, calling for him to return them back to egypt, they decided to go back to the slavery to pharoah of Egypt,saying that during his time,they did enjoy onion,pomogranet,water melon,grape,fish etc. Instead of showing appriciation to the provission made by God through moses,they look back to eat what they vomited,


God promised to give them a land field with MILK and HONEY, but before they could get there,they need to fight their enermy. Their enermy were mighty in power and seem undefeatable,which make the isrealite to became afraid that they cannot defeat their enermy under the clueless moses,yet God belive in moses, it was only CALEB and JOSHUA who were bold, and they had confident in God and moses,, caleb pleaded with the isrelite to trust in GOD and moses for they shall defeat the enermy, yet they choos another leader to lead them back to Egypt, i know you all can remember what happend to them? God destroy each and evryone of them,it was only CALEB and Joshuah who survived and took over the promise land.




President Gudluck jonathan is the clueless MOSES.


Nigerians are the Isrealite


BOKOHARAM are our Enermy.


The promise land is the vision 2020


the pharoah of egypt is a certain leader in which Nigerians are calling saint,they want to go back to what God save them from.



I CALEB a Nairalander under the spirit of the ancient heroes and all the CALEBITE gone charges you Nigerians to stand and fight with your enermy, trust in GOD n jonathan, Have no fear,for we shall win.

If you refuse to fight,you will all go down just like your forefathers.



I charges all the Nairaland Mods to Move this Message to the front page or face the wrapt of God.

dats my boi

eh wetin

are u taking abt gov akpabio"s staduim? No..this is not the story for today

was armaze,and i apreciate the way you all rally around our brother Djdola,when he need help,I pray God bless you all,and am happy to belong here,and am leading d campain inviting people to Nairaland,hope Seun wil pay me for my campain fare. Tank you all

its true, i can testify from vasline to d next available hole,they are right on this one

oboy i for don die for uyo new stadium,men people plenty over,but d stadium fine die

Rising stars of African football
6 November 2014 Updated 08:55
GMT
In four days' time the shortlist for
the BBC African Footballer of the
year 2014 will be revealed.
While those five names will be
established superstars from the
continent, there are also a number
of excellent young players coming
through the ranks - emerging
talent who themselves may soon
compete for the title.
BBC Sport picks out three of the
best.
Vincent Aboubakar
By Steve Vickers
Vincent Aboubakar is beginning to
fulfil his potential at the perfect
time.
The 22-year-old striker's push to
the next level has earned him the
reward of a recent move to one of
Europe's top clubs in Porto and also
given his country much-needed
hope.
After a miserable World Cup this
year and the subsequent
retirement of captain Samuel Eto'o,
there were concerns as to what the
future held for Cameroon.
But Aboubakar has stepped up to
the plate in a big way after being
the understudy to Eto'o in the
national team.
And he has scored three times in
Cameroon's campaign to qualify for
the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations.
His goals have helped to give the
Indomitable Lions a great chance of
reaching the finals for the first time
since 2010.
It has made him a firm favourite
with Cameroon fans, who have
delighted in his progress since he
was drafted into the squad for the
2010 World Cup in South Africa as
an 18-year-old.
He didn't get to play in 2010, but
his selection was a sign of his
young talent as the only home-
based player in the Indomitable
Lions' squad.
At that time Aboubakar was on the
books of local side Coton Sport, but
he soon moved to Valenciennes in
France.
However, he had three fairly quiet
seasons there as his career stalled.
A transfer to Lorient in July last
year sparked him back into life and
he produced by far his most prolific
season.
Utilising his imposing frame, speed,
strength, ability on the ball and
clinical finishing he scored 17 goals
in 37 matches.
And when he went to this
summer's World Cup in Brazil, he
was no longer there just to warm
the bench.
He made two starts but was unable
to find the net for a team that was
in disarray, beset by off-field
problems and indiscipline on the
pitch.
But his qualities caught the eye of a
number of suitors, including English
Premier League side Hull City.
Aboubakar opted for a move to
Portugal and has already scored
twice in four appearances for Porto.
It is a healthy start to his four-year
contract with the club, and he looks
to have plenty more to offer.
Expect Aboubakar to continue his
development and flourish for both
club and county.
Serge Aurier
By Oluwashina Okeleji
At only 21-years-old, Serge Aurier
has already been labelled by
admirers as the best right-back in
France.
Born in Ouragahio, Ivory Coast,
Aurier moved to France as a child to
join his parents in Seine-Saint-
Denis, in the north-eastern suburbs
of Paris.
His first contact with the game
started at local side FC Villepinte,
where he was spotted by officials
of RC Lens.
He came through the youth system
at Lens and aged 17 he made his
professional debut in the French
Ligue 2 in 2009.
Aurier was a stand-out performer
as the club secured top-flight
promotion. He went on to make 31
appearances for the club in Ligue 1
the following season.
His form brought him a move to
Toulouse in January 2012 and he
blossomed in south-western
France, proving his versatility by
playing defensive midfield, in
central defence and at right-back.
He soon attracted interest from
several European clubs and also
caught the attention of the Ivory
Coast selectors.
In Jun 2013 he made his debut for
the Elephants against Gambia and
immediately settled in, quickly
displacing the more experienced
Emmanuel Eboue.
He was selected in the Ivorians'
World Cp squad and was the
shining light in Ivory Coast's mixed
bag of a campaign in Brazil.
Defensively sound, he also provided
two assists in the game against
Japan, crossing for forwards
Wilfried Bony and Gervinho to get
the goals that gave their side a 2-1
win.
Legendary Ivory Coast striker Didier
Drogba said of Aurier after the
game against Japan: "He's the best
right-back in all of France."
Aurier's physique and sheer power
make him a difficult man to play
against. He is also very comfortable
on the ball, has great positional
sense, is quick and reads the game
well.
An attack-minded player, he not
only created seven goals but was
one of Toulouse's top scorers with
six last season. He does, however,
have a tendency to fly into
challenges and he was booked 11
times last term.
After the World Cup, Aurier joined
French champions Paris St-Germain
on loan from Toulouse. But he has
found life tough going at PSG and
knows he could soon face a
crossroads in his career.
He will be hoping to break into the
first team and convince PSG to take
up their option to sign him
permanently at the end of the
season.
Nabil Bentaleb
By Sam Piranty
Nabil Bentaleb's career got off to a
rocky start.
Released by his hometown club,
Lille, at 15, he moved to Belgian
side Mouscron before arriving at
Dunkerque in the third tier of
French football.
Shown the door by all three clubs,
Bentaleb's agent took him across
the channel for a trial at
Birmingham City, which again
proved unsuccessful.
It wasn't until the then Tottenham
manager, Harry Redknapp, cast his
eye over the diminutive midfielder
in 2012, that Bentaleb's fortunes
turned around.
Two weeks after a trial, he signed
for Spurs and kick-started a career
which, since the end of 2013, has
taken in the Premier league,
European football and a World Cup.
His club career took off when Tim
Sherwood was appointed
Tottenham manager. Sherwood
had worked with Bentaleb in
Tottenham's youth set-up, and
thrust him into the first team,
giving his debut against
Southampton in December 2013.
Since then his quick feet, eye for a
pass and composure have shone
through, drawing praise from
pundits and managers aplenty.
And as his stock rose, Bentaleb
began to attract international
attention.
Born in France to Algerian parents,
the 19-year-old had to decide
between the two, eventually
pledging his international future to
the Desert Foxes.
In March 2014, Bentaleb made his
debut for Algeria against Slovenia
in a friendly. Starting the match in a
defensive midfield role, he
impressed with, his creativity,
tough tackling and relentless work-
rate.
His continued good form at club
level led to his selection in Algeria's
World Cup squad. Now oozing
confidence, Bentaleb scored his first
international goal in a World Cup
warm-up match against Romania.
In Brazil, Bentaleb played every
minute of Algeria's World Cup
group campaign and was unlucky
not to be selected in the 16 defeat
by Germany.
Back in the Premier League,
Bentaleb has started this season
where he left off, with new
Tottenham manager Mauricio
Pochettino selecting him ahead of
more established stars at the club.

mikel is d boss

Acidosis:
Yet you bunch of confused ladies will still fall and crush on the likes of:

Short & Fair Mike Ezuronye

Short and Fair Majid Michel

Short and Fair Ramsey Nouah

Short and Fair Van Vicker



I hate girls who discriminate men based on height and complexion. Most of you are un-truthful, liars, and pretenders. If thorough investigation is carried on you lots; we'll discover that most of you have slept with more short and bleaching cream guys than the tall and dark counterparts.

Nonsense

God bless u g this coment,i hate dem kind of girls,al pretenders,

ToyozzieTohBad:
Depression + Low Self Esteem.

i was especting this keep it coming,mind u my post is just a joke so dont take it too far

LaurelP:
I just liked ur Dp
Hope dat makes u happy!

lolz tanks bro