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I believe that United State of Nigeria team will maintain this lead |
Mod use sleep eye dey ban people anyhow now |
everozone:Type *406# to migret to MTN pulse first. dont forget to click my signature for more
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Type *406# to migret to MTN pulse first. dont forget to click my signature for more
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I pray their wedding overcome the test of times |
this thread is hilarious |
HBD |
Zombies will not LIKE this |
this is corruption |
FG will defend whom they want to defend and crucify whom they wish to crucify |
What are you doing in that loney MummyB road at night by that time?
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Thank God for sparring his life |
Congrat to him |
i hope he can now hear clearly? |
who knows what they meant be looking for and searching for. Lol
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lol
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Guliver:ANd you think he like it more than you? |
HungerBAD:Haters like you dont succeed in life |
ok |
Believe -All Outreach will soon be the best Christian blog in Nigeria |
gidimasters:Linda Ikeji have helped many people |
[size=28pt]tell them[/size] |
Coach Amodu Shuaibu’s cousin who was with him throughout Friday, Ankari Afegbua, a lawyer said he believed his brother may have died out of frustration as he was owed by Edo state government and the Nigeria Football Federation. “Apart from that pain he said he had on his chest, he was okay only for us to wake him up this morning to do the normal fasting and he was met dead. “I think he died out of frustration because his financial status was not okay. He was complaining of not being paid and he was having difficulties to maintain himself and his immediate family. I think the purpose of his being in Benin was to put up a bill for his payment. He is being owed by NFF and the Edo state government. “While talking yesterday, he was talking about how a Muslim should live his or her life and how he should be buried. He is a true Muslim. He believed in Islamic faith and that is why we said we will not leave him in the mortuary because by Islamic faith, you are not expected to be embalmed or be put in the mortuary” he stated. Shuaibu was later laid to rest in his home town Okpella according to Islamic rites. He is survived by his aged mother, a wife and eight children. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/amodu-died-frustration-cousin/
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President of the Nigeria Football Coaches Association, Bitrus Bewarang has expressed shock at the sudden death of former Chief coach of the Super Eagles Amodu Shuaibu, a few days after the death of Coach Stephen Keshi who, like Amodu, also died in Benin City. Bewarang, a seasoned coach said the frequent deaths in the coaches ranks should not come as a surprise because of the manner coaches were handled by their employers in Nigeria. “Just when we are trying to come to terms with Keshi’s death, Amodu is now gone. The question is who’s next?” Bewarang started. “It’s high time the federal government wades into cases affecting coaches. In Nigeria, football coaches are hired, used and fired with employers most often, not fulfilling their contractual obligations. “Many coaches, both at national and club levels are owed huge sums of money, long after their disengagements. By the nature of their jobs, 75% of Nigerian coaches are prone to hypertension and I expect they are treated fairly in order to curb this unfortunate incident of sudden deaths among us,” Bewarang posited. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/75-nigerian-coaches-hypertensive-bewarang/
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Temitope Balogun Joshua (born June 12, 1963), commonly referred to as T. B. Joshua, is a Nigerian prophet and televangelist. He is the leader and founder of The Synagogue, Church of All Nations (SCOAN),[2] a religious organisation that runs the Emmanuel TV television station from Lagos, Nigeria.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._B._Joshua Today, Believe-All Outreach joined millions of people all over the world to celebrate the prophet of God, who God through him has performed many notable miracles in the lives of people who comes in contact with him. Happy Birthday Sir!
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