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Righthussle:so the father bought it for her? |
The Bible says those who know their God shall do exploit but if the god is a deciever and a liar, how will the god be ever known by followers and stand the chance to do positive exploits? That's the bane of Islamic satanism. |
Uprightness100:Where they were first called Christians. Acts 11:26 |
From frying pan to fire for the masses. Buhari is a collosal failure. |
[quote author= post=120702669]Have you heard the one about the English youngster outscoring Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi and Neymar in France - and who is set to give Arsenal a "positive headache"? When Reims signed a player on loan who had scored three times for Middlesbrough last season, it made few headlines - but now many eyes are on Folarin Balogun. The England Under-21 international is the top scorer in France's Ligue 1 with 14 goals for a mid-table team managed by fellow Englishman Will Still, who is only 30 and never played professional football. Balogun's past 10 days have included an injury-time equaliser against Paris St-Germain and a hat-trick against Lorient. "The goals are great, but it is everything else," said French football writer Julien Laurens. "When you look at a striker you look at the goals - but the movement, the awareness, the intelligence, all of that is as important and he has all of that." Across Europe's top five leagues, only Erling Haaland, Harry Kane and Victor Osimhen have scored more than Balogun this season. Reims had only won one game when Still replaced Oscar Garcia as manager, initially as caretaker, on 13 October - and are unbeaten since. But Balogun's form has been impressive throughout, starting his time in France with five goals in his first six games under Garcia. The 21-year-old's importance to this Reims team cannot be underestimated. He has scored 54% of their league goals (14 out of 26) - a higher share of any player for a team in Europe's top five leagues. Only six Reims players have scored in the league this season. Their next top scorer, Junya Ito, has scored four times. "He is a super complete striker," said Still. "He is able to play with his back to goal and deep. He scores, he is decisive." Glenn Hoddle is the only English player to ever score more goals in a Ligue 1 season, with 18 for Monaco in 1988-89. Balogun has 16 games left to score five goals and beat that record. What next for Balogun? On current form, Balogun could be returning to the English champions this summer, so what then? "What do Arsenal do with him?" asked Laurens. "Do you give him a place in the squad, do you loan him, do you sell him? "He would be worth a lot of money, an incredible talent, and a positive headache for Arsenal." Balogun, who signed a four-year deal at Emirates in 2021, is two years younger than Eddie Nketiah, who is the Gunners' main striker at the moment with Gabriel Jesus out injured. Nketiah is Arsenal's top scorer with nine goals in all competitions this season. Jesus has netted five. Balogun has struck 15 goals this season, including one on his French Cup debut. He would not be starting at Arsenal from scratch either, having played 10 times for the club over the previous two seasons. Balogun netted in Europa League games against Molde and Dundalk and played in two Carabao Cup quarter-final ties for the club. "Arsenal is my family," he told L'Equipe earlier this season. "For me, the club represents brotherhood and unity. "I think by the time I go back I'll be in a better place to compete than I was before I left. I realised there were certain things I would struggle with, but I think that's a good thing." Could there be a change of nationality too? He told the BBC in October he would consider playing for Nigeria if they called him up. He was born in the US to Nigerian parents but raised in England, who he has represented at four youth levels. He would join good company if he made that move. The second-top scorer in Serie A, Atalanta's Ademola Lookman, is a former England Under-21 forward who now plays for Nigeria. Could anyone have seen this coming? Balogun's form seems a mile away from last season, when he netted three goals in 21 games for Middlesbrough after joining them on loan in January. "Flo Balogun wasn't a regular starter for the Boro last season," says BBC Tees sports editor Paul Addison. "Manager Chris Wilder would often deploy him from the bench, and his impact for the most part was limited. "He scored three goals in four Championship matches towards the end of the campaign, which hinted at what he might be capable of. "That spell led many fans to believe he might rejoin on loan for this season, but a move didn't materialise. "The sacking of Wilder and subsequent appointment of Michael Carrick as head coach has seen the club head in a different direction but his current form will have many Boro supporters thinking about what might have been." https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/64515741[/quote]you darling daddy will be outscored by his successor. |
Lol... The trans-generational incompetence of Buhari. |
I pity people who don't have access to new note so they can hoard and sell at high price. I also pity those who don't farm or sell foodstuff. I pity even more those who must buy fuel at N300-N400. |
[quote author= post=120702449]First and foremost, The most important thing in all of these is that, All of us at [/b] pray for a successful surgery/operation for this young girl. We pray for a healthy life for her. This is the primary thing. After that, all the other court issue can go on. Her health and life comes first. [b]Get well soon Sonia. God gat you dearie. Affliction will not arise a second time in your youthful life. We Rise. [/quote]Let bubu learn from him. Everyday London. If he doesn't step in London or Paris, he cannot take common vitamin c supplement. There are local doctors too. |
Buhari4sale:he said the purpose is to boost productivity but if indeed productivity has been or was about to start increasing, why did FG borrow healily to leave salaries in jeopardy? This is just a regular pattern of playing with civil workers Psyche by outgoing administrations. |
Jakumo:the 80 y/o man hasn't repented. He can never repent again. A hardcore divisive military man is what he is. |
God has done it. |
I hope he survives. |
Cherish233:what is sinful about a process one has no control over? |
ahnie:since according to his lamentation, Naira scarcity is affecting him, crediting him makes no difference except he is lying. |
Love beauty youth lust success. Health ... |
Lol. |
Church of Satan? |
If you need food stuff, ask locally. |
Which of the currencies will the.blood sucking demons bring you, new or old notes? |
Gift96:that foool is well known to assign made up ideas to people then reply to it. Don't know how he stupidly arrive at the idea you want to chase after worldly things. |
Lol |
God, they waited until elections were so close to unleash. . |
Striking unions should be heavily regulated and monitored. |
Kobojunkie:ignorance metre, who calibrated and commissioned you an ignorance measurnng device? |
Kobojunkie:Leave me alone, spirit of strife. |
orisa37:summary: Seeing via hope is the faith that's valid |
“Be on your guard; I have told you everything ahead of time?” (Mark 13:23).If everything has been told us, why send the Holy Spirit to teach the truth again? |
Buhari's home state. When OBJ was there, innocent school pupils will line the road to welcome him time after time. He left them worse off after eight years. Sane pattern to was happened with GEJ and now Buhari too. |
She should grind and prepare it like pap. Multipurpose garri, it is. |
Most people understand what is going on. They printed less than what was taken out of circulation and substituted some higher denominations with smaller ones in a bid to curb inflation. It was meant to push people into mobile banking on one hand but that failed woefully. |
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