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Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 5:37pm On May 18, 2015

davseun2ta:
"em" as in Them?

Them no reach

Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 12:58pm On May 18, 2015

emmabest2000:
play harder next year Italian champions tells Madrid !
* Sweets Monday *

Madrid is the capital of Spain

Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 6:47am On May 18, 2015

gregzone:
Tell me something I need to know
Then take my breath and never let it go
If you just let me invade your space
I'll take the pleasure, take it with the pain

Pain in the camp of real Madrid as they are set to go trophhless this season, no thanks to Suarez, Neymar and Messi

Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 2:53pm On May 17, 2015

Babe2sure:
Truth is bitter, but it has to be told.

Told is the past tense of tell

Webmasters › Re: Nigerian Internet Webmasters Association (NIWA) by chiefololade: 2:49pm On May 17, 2015

Interesting.. Great nacossites

Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 2:30am On May 17, 2015

AMYpurple:
flow is a noun

Noun student's are set to protest for nysc participation

Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 10:04pm On May 16, 2015

AMYpurple:
four is a character in divergent series

Series and parallel are two ways in which electricity flow

Romance › Re: She Says That Am Not A Man. What Does She Mean? by chiefololade: 10:07am On May 16, 2015

Maybe you are actually not, I don't know the kind of response you need. So if we tell you you are a man, does that change anything? To me you are a male, a male is a masculine either old or young.
Follow borrussia ~~dortmund's~~ word.

Forum Games › Re: Let's Play This Word Game Called Last Man Standing by chiefololade: 6:36am On May 16, 2015

gregzone:
Sometimes dey make me feel so proud of my country.
*You love home videos*

Country I want to visit next is Sweden

Politics › Re: If You Didn't Do These Things As A Kid In Nigeria Maybe Na Boti You Be by chiefololade: 7:58pm On May 14, 2015

Just like common sense, I refer to these things as common things grin

Sports › "Football Is A Religion In Nigeria - Jay Jay Okocka Speaks To FIFA by chiefololade(op): 8:53am On May 01, 2015

A legend of Nigerian football, former Paris Saint-Germain playmaker Augustine “Jay-Jay” Okocha was back in Francelast week for the 12th Match Against Poverty. Answering the call of Zinedine Zidane and Ronaldo, the men behind this unique initiative, the 41-year-old lit up the star-studded event and showed he had lost none of his magical skills.
Sitting down for an interview with FIFA.com, the inimitable Jay Jay also showed that his sense of humour remains very much intact. Displaying a love of life and for the game, the Nigerian great, who appeared in three FIFA World Cup™ competitions and won the CAF African Cup of Nations in 1994 and Olympic gold two years later in Atlanta, remains as much of an entertainer as he always was.
FIFA.com: What does it mean to you to take part in a charity match like this?
Jay Jay Okocha:This event means a lot to me. It’s an opportunity for us footballers, who’ve enjoyed all the advantages life has to offer, to give something back to people in need. It’s a great and beautiful initiative.
How much pleasure do you get from being able to play again in front of a large crowd?
A lot. It’s a special feeling and it’s something you miss. It’s wonderful to have the chance to relive it all again, to run and play, to express yourself on the pitch, and all without any pressure on you either. I was very excited about it.
What’s your happiest memory of your career as a player?
I’ve got quite a few and it’s impossible for me to pick out one in particular. Every second I’ve spent on the pitch is a good memory for me, every moment when I’ve been able to express myself with the ball. I enjoyed every single moment of my footballing career, for every club I played with. I’ve got nothing but good memories.
You played for Eintracht Frankfurt, Fenerbahce, Paris Saint-Germain, Bolton Wanderers and Hull City during your career. Is there one club that’s especially close to your heart?
Yes, there is one that is particularly important to me… just don’t expect me to tell you who it is (laughs)! I don’t want to disappoint the other clubs, who also mean a lot to me. I’m keeping my secret.
And do you have a favourite goal out of all the ones you scored?
Yes, the one I got for Frankfurt against Karlsruhe in 1993 stands out a little for me. I was very young and I hadn’t made a name for myself yet. Klaus Toppmoller was my coach at the time and he started me on the bench for that game, which I wasn’t especially pleased about. We were 2-1 up when he finally decided to put me on. We were under pressure and my job was to keep the ball, but we put a break together and I suddenly found myself in the opposition penalty box with four or five defenders facing me. I just dribbled with the ball, going one way and then the next before putting the ball past the keeper, who was none other than Oliver Kahn.
That goal said a lot about how skilful you were, but do you feel you missed out on achieving something big in your career?
Yes, I feel like that about Nigeria, especially the 1994 World Cup. I really think we could have sprung a surprise, but at the time we didn’t know just how good we were. It was our first world finals and we settled for that. Looking back, though, I’m convinced we had the potential to shock the whole world.
It’s [football] a religion in my country. It unites the whole country as one.Former Nigeria star Jay Jay Okocha
What does football mean in Nigeria?
It’s a religion in my country. It unites the whole country as one. If the football goes well, then everything goes well. It’s more than a game, more than a sport. It’s part of our culture.
What’s your view on the state of the game in Nigeria?
You can’t be completely satisfied with the situation at the moment. We’re lacking a bit of consistency, but there’s plenty of work being done at the top. We’ve been through some tough times, but the good thing is that we’re a big country with a lot of talented players. We just need to get the right structures in place so that the light can shine for good.
And what about African football? Do you think African teams are closing the gap on the big European and South American sides?
I think so, but the problem is that we still settle for very little. We celebrate a World Cup quarter-final place when it’s not enough. You have to go further. The gap has closed a lot, though. African teams are getting harder and harder to beat, and that’s a fact.
Who’s the best African player in the game right now?
I’d say Yaya Toure. He’s the most consistent performer. And then there’s Jay-Jay of course (laughs)!
Nigeriawon the last FIFA U-17 World Cup and their U-20 side are the reigning African champions in the age group. Are we seeing the emergence of another golden generation?
I think so, but we have to make sure that these youngsters can kick on. If we’re going to do that, we must give them support and encouragement. If we don’t give them the right backing, then it’s just going to be the same old story. We have youth teams that have shone in the past but which haven’t been able to push on at senior level. Let’s try and protect this emerging generation of players and help them mature. I think it’s important that we set up structures that allow us to achieve the kind of continuity we’ve always needed.
Can you see a new Jay-Jay Okocha coming along in that new generation?
One thing’s for sure: there’s an awful lot of talent among those youngsters. No two players are the same, though. Every player has their own attributes, characteristics and flaws, and their own story too.
Are you thinking of going into coaching one day?
No, not for the moment. I’m more interested in the executive positions. I prefer to be the one who appoints them and tells them what to do (laughs)!
You see yourself as the presidential type, then?
Why not? Yes. In fact, I’ve just been named the chairman of the Delta State Football Association, which I’m delighted about. Who knows what the future has in store, though?

Politics › Elected 8th Republic Senate Members by chiefololade(op): 1:25pm On Apr 03, 2015

The next Senate will be men-dominated. Only eight of the 109-member Chamber of the National Assembly are women, going by the list of elected Senators.

As against the outgoing Senate where four parties have members elected on their platforms, only Senators from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will constitute the next Senate.

All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Labour Party (LP), the APC and PDP have representatives in the outgoing Senate.

Sixty of the Senators have been elected on the APC platform and the PDP has 49 elected on its platform.

Three of the eight women-senators are of the APC. They are: Oluremi Tinubu, who is a ranking member of the Red Chamber from the Lagos Central Senatorial District, the incumbent Speaker of the Oyo State House of Assembly, Alhaja Monsurat Sunmonu. She will be representing Oyo Central.

The third is Binta Masi Garba from Adamawa North.

The five others are from the PDP. They will be joining the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly afresh.

Anambra and Ekiti states produced two each and the other is from Cross River State.

From Anambra are: House of Representatives member Uche Ekwunife (Central) and former Aviation Minister Stella Oduah. The two elected Senators from Ekiti are: Abiodun Olujimi (South), who was Governor Ayodele Fayose’s deputy between 2003 to October 16, 2006, when they were impeached by 24 of the 26-member House of Assembly and Fatima Raji-Rasaki (Central), a House of Representatives member between 2003 and 2007.

Fatima is the wife of former military administrator of Oyo and Lagos states, Brig-Gen. Raji Rasaki (rtd).

The fifth PDP Senator-elect is Rose Okoh, Cross River (North).

Mrs. Okoh has been indisposed since her nomination as the PDP candidate. She did not participate in the campaigns.

The list of Senators-elect

•Mao Ohuabunwa (Abia North)
•Theodore Orji (Abia Central)
•Enyinnaya Abaribe (Abia South)
•Bassey Albert Akpan (A/Ibom North)
•Godswill Akpabio (A/Ibom West)
•Nelson Effiong (A/Ibom South)
•Uche Ekwunife (Anambra Central)
•Andy Uba (Anambra South)
•Stella Oduah (Anambra North)
•Ben Murray-Bruce (Bayelsa East)
•Emanuel Paulker (Bayelsa Central)
•Ogola Foster (Bayelsa West)
•David Mark (Benue South)
•Rose Oko ( Cross River North)
•Gershom Bassey(C/River South)
•John Enoh (Cross River Central)
•Alfred Joseph (Delta Central)
•Peter Nwaboshi (Delta North)
•James Manager (Delta South)
•Ogba Joseph (Ebonyi Central)
•Samuel Egwu (Ebonyi North)
•Sunday Oji (Ebonyi South)
•Clifford Ordia (Edo Central)
•Mathew Urhoghide (Edo South)
•Duro Faseyi (Ekiti North)
•Fatimat Raji-rasaki (Ekiti Central)
•Biodun Olujimi (Ekiti South)
•Gilbert Nnaji (Enugu East)
•Ike Ekweremadu (Enugu West)
•Utazi Chukwuka (Enugu North)
•Philips Aduda (FCT)
•Joshua Lidani (Gombe South)
•Samuel Anyanwu (Imo East)
•Uzodinma Goodhope (Imo West)
•Achonu Nneji (Imo North)
•Danjuma La’ah (Kaduna South)
•Philip Aruwa Gyunka (Nasarawa North)
•Buruji Kashamu (Ogun East)
•Yele Omogunwa (Ondo South)
•Jeremiah Useni (Plareau South)
•Joshua Dariye (Plateau Central)
•Jang Jonah (Plateau North)
•George Sekibo (Rivers East)
•Olaka Nwogu (Rivers S/East)
•Osinakachukwu Ideozu (Rivers West)
•Mohammed Hasan (Yobe South)
•Abubakar Sani Danladi (Taraba North)
•Bashir Marafa (Taraba Central)
•Emmanuel Bwacha (Taraba South)

•Binta Masi Garba (Adamawa North)
•Ahmadu Abubakar (Adamawa South)
•Abdul Aziz Murtala Nyako (Adamawa Central)
•Isah Hamma Misau (Bauchi Central)
•Ali Wakili (Bauchi South)
•Suleiman Nazif (Bauchi North)
•Barnabas Gemade (Benue East)
•Akume George (Benue West)
•Abubakar Kyari (Borno North)
•Ahmad Zannah (Borno Central)
•Ali Ndume (Borno South)
•Francis Alimikhena (Edo North)
•Bayero Nafada (Gombe North)
•Goje Danjuma (Gombe Central)
•Abubakar Gumel (Jigawa N/West)
•Sabo Mohammed (Jigawa S/West)
•Muhammad Shitu (Jigawa N/East)
•Suleiman Hunkuyi (Kaduna North)
•Shehu Sani (Kaduna Central)
•Barau Jibrin (Kano North)
•Rabiu Kwankwaso (Kano Central)
•Kabiru Gaya (Kano South)
•Mustapha Bukar (Katsina North)
•Abu Ibrahim (Katsina South)
•Umaru Kurfi (Katsina Central)
•Yahaya Abdullahi (Kebbi North)
•Adamu Aliero (Kebbi Central)
•Bala Ibn Na’allah (Kebbi South)
•Dino Melaye (Kogi West)
•Abdulsalami Ohiare (Kogi Central)
•Abdulrahman Abubakar (Kogi East)
•Shaába Lafiagi (Kwara North)
•Bukola Saraki (Kwara Central)
•Rafiu Ibrahim (Kwara South)
•Oluremi Tinubu (Lagos Central)
•Olugbenga Ashafa (Lagos East)
•Adeola Olamilekan (Lagos West)
•Abdullahi Adamu (Nasarawa West)
•Salihu Hussain Egye (Nasarawa South)
•Aliyu Sabi Abdullahi ( Niger North)
•Mustapha Sani (Niger South)
•David Umaru (Niger East)
•Olanrewaju Tejuoso (Ogun Central)
•Gbolahan Dada (Ogun West)
•Ajayi Boroffice (Ondo North)
•Tayo Alasoadura (Ondo Central)
•Olusola Adeyeye (Osun Central)
•Babajide Omoworare (Osun East)
•Isiaka Adeleke (Osun West)
•Monsurat Sunmonu (Oyo Central)
•Buhari Abdulfatai (Oyo North)
•Adesoji Akanbi (Oyo South)
•Ibrahim Gobir (Sokoto East)
•Aliyu Wamakko (Sokoto North)
•Ibrahim Abdullahi (Sokoto South)
•Bukar Baba Ibrahim (Yobe East)
•Ahmad Lawan (Yobe North)
•Kabir Garba Marafa (Zamfara Central)
•Tijjani Yahaya Kaura (Zamfara North)
•Ahmed Rufai Sani (Zamfar West)

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/who-is-who-in-the-eighth-senate/

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Politics › Re: Ban Ki-moon Reacts To Nigeria’s Presidential Election by chiefololade: 7:25pm On Apr 01, 2015

Congrats baba.. Its Nigeria's victory like most peeps here has been saying. Democracy working in Nigeria for the first time. GEJ is first again.. Making record since 2006

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Politics › Re: APC Sweeps Kwara Federal Elections by chiefololade(op): 9:02am On Mar 30, 2015

Zzchampion:
please kindly include ur source so that itll be moved to frontpage

Sources
http://lindaikeji..com/2015/03/senator-bukola-saraki-returns-to-senate.html

KwaraTV

Politics › APC Sweeps Kwara Federal Elections by chiefololade(op): 8:05pm On Mar 29, 2015

RESULTS OF 2015 PRESIDENTIAL AND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTION IN KWARA STATE

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION:

APC - 211, 513 VOTES (69.60%)
PDP - 90, 826 VOTES (30.31%)

SENATORIAL ELECTION:

KWARA SOUTH
APC - 53, 102 (58.61%)
PDP - 37, 496 (41.39%)

KWARA CENTRAL
APC - 83, 639 (64.89%)
PDP - 44, 862 (34.81%)

KWARA NORTH
APC - 60, 385 (69.48%)
PDP - 26, 138 (30.07%)

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION:

◆ASA/ILORIN WEST
APC - 37, 484
PDP - 17, 584

◆BARUTEN/KAIAMA
APC - 18014 (77.79%)
PDP - 5143 (22.21%)

◆EDU/MORO/PATIGI
APC - 40210 (68.22%)
PDP - 18, 730 (31.78%)

◆EKITI/ISIN/IREPODUN/OKE ERO
APC - 25, 271 (55.42%)
PDP - 20, 324 (44.57%)

◆IFELODUN/OFFA/OYUN
APC - 46, 711 (69.28%)
PDP - 20, 669 (30.66%)

◆ILORIN EAST/ILORIN SOUTH
APC - 28, 294 (65, 72%)
PDP - 14, 756 (34, 27%)

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Forum Games › Re: Come In And Let's Play This BIRRHDAY GAME (pics) by chiefololade: 10:58am On Mar 21, 2015

I hugged a psychiatric because I was drunk

Forum Games › Re: Three Words You See In The Picture by chiefololade: 7:04am On Mar 14, 2015

Love, beauty, time

Phones › Re: Is Atm Card The Same To Credit Card by chiefololade: 4:59am On Feb 25, 2015

Nice responses from the top but let me just add this, there is nothing like atm card since the card is not designed for ATM alone (it is used on POS and online transactions), you either have a debit card or a credit card. Some people will even go as far as calling it ATM.

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Education › Re: Polytechnic Lecturers Begin Strike February 25 by chiefololade: 10:40am On Feb 23, 2015

So na now ASUP know say dem go resume the suspended strike since last July, na how many years I go use complete HND wey I don resume since 2012. So if Jonathan lose this election now, we no get hope till the mext administration. Na wao.
Asup get fault
Education minister get fault
Federal government get fault
GEJ is a fault himself

I hope #SaiBuhari will be the messiah
#HopeforNigeria
#VoteWisely
#Change

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Health › Re: RIP DJDOLA- We Will Miss You by chiefololade: 5:33am On Feb 15, 2015

Rest in peace DJ

Politics › Re: Presidency Allegedly Bribing Small Parties Ahead Saturdays INEC Meeting by chiefololade: 6:02am On Feb 07, 2015

God go punish them

On feBuhari 14 we stand

Politics › Re: GEJ, Buhari, IBB, Other Past Nigerian Leaders At Council Of State Meeting Abuja by chiefololade: 6:24pm On Feb 05, 2015

preselect:
stop pls STOP your attempt to implicate my religion into your speech mannerism. . . . .
we say in Jesus Name, or by God's Grace, or by the Blood of Jesus. . . . stop using insha Allah/Jesus abeg

when your gwreat-gwrand-pada illiterate aboki mallam failbooharry a.k.a General "Oluwole" Booharry looses this election. . . i hope we wont hear "allahu akbar" with touts carrying machetes and spilling blood all over the country

anyway, should that happen, there is a plan in the south to take care of it. . . . . .

U dey bark

Politics › Re: GEJ, Buhari, IBB, Other Past Nigerian Leaders At Council Of State Meeting Abuja by chiefololade: 3:05pm On Feb 05, 2015*

It is well with my country
#SayNoToElectionPostponement

#feBuhari
#SaiBuhari..
our next president Insha Allah, Insha Jesus, Insha Eledumare!
#ChangeJona

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Politics › Re: The Complete Speech By Vice President Nnamdi Sambo At Minna. by chiefololade: 2:59pm On Feb 05, 2015

Romance › Re: 10 Annoying Characters Many Young Ladies Exhibit In NO SEX Relationships by chiefololade: 6:15pm On Feb 04, 2015*

Celebrities › Re: GEJ And Toyin Aimakhu Take A Selfie by chiefololade: 5:35am On Feb 04, 2015

Even if GEJ takes a selfie with my mum, it's still #GMB for president

#TeamChange
#FeBuhari

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Sports › Re: Emmanuel Emenike Performs Ritual To Lift Curse by chiefololade: 6:59am On Feb 03, 2015

If Emenike is 27, then I'm 12

Nigerians.... scamming the international community since 1914

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Politics › Re: Buhari, Fashola, Amaechi & Ambode At Organised Private Sector Meeting In Lagos by chiefololade: 5:06am On Feb 03, 2015

Progressives...
God bless the people's General
Fashola Eko o ni baje
Ambo aa tii de

#ChangeAmbassadors

#SaiBuhari

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Politics › Re: Buhari And Osinbajo Enjoying Breakfast Together by chiefololade: 7:00am On Feb 02, 2015

9ijaprince:
what am i seeing on the table there,a sachet milo?

In MI's voice - them self them be human being oo

#SaiBuhari

GMB/PYO

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