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I can stake up to 5k for team like this....
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Small money
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Whenever I select plenty games like this, just know say na either 50 Or 100 naira I stake. ![]()
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I love accumulation So much....and I love all winning.
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just saw this thread now, thou I'm big fan of football betting, but I have not be playing for long (i mean i have not stated playing for this reason). The reason is that I always study leagues for the first two months of the season, by then i must have pick my teams and after that I start my betting...I'm starting after the international break and I will try and post some of my winning for last season... |
mods please help me move the post to travel and tourism.... |
1. Ibiza, Spain Hours: 10 People: 9 Music: 9 Experience: 9 Total: 37 Every party hound must make a pilgrimage to Ibiza at least once. The venues aren't as much clubs as they are life experiences. Nowhere else have I seen a wind tunnel built into a dance floor or parade floats and foam dropped from the ceiling like it's the Fourth of July indoors. In Ibiza, you do beach parties during the day, hotel bars in the evening and dance to the best DJs in the world all night. Sleep not recommended. Best place to have an out-of-body techno experience: The clubs in Ibiza Town (rather than San Antonio) are worth the extra expense.
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2. Berlin Hours: 10 People: 6 Music: 10 Experience: 9 Total: 35 If a city's mental health was determined by how many hours of the week its clubs weren't active, Berlin would be a lunatic in a straightjacket, repeatedly slamming its head against a padded wall. Witness: walking out of a venue at 9 a.m. on a Sunday to find that there's still a line to get in; a club with beds installed on its bottom floor so patrons can sleep without the inconvenience of having to leave; ceilings made completely of LED lights; a swimming pool next to the dance floor; bouncers with face tattoos. Best place(s) to experience the big-club vibe: Berghaim . If you can't get in (it's random), then Watergate .
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3. New York City Hours: 7 People: 10 Music: 9 Experience: 8 Total: 34 Although it's not true that the "city never sleeps" (it's usually done by 3 or 4 a.m.), New York City scores big simply because it offers something for everybody on any night of the week. Warehouse parties in Brooklyn, mega-clubs in Meatpacking, trendy hipster joints in the East Village, hotel lounges, college bars, indie rock shows, loft parties, hip hop and jazz, heavy metal and opera -- there's almost no limit to the ways this city entertains you. Best place to buy a single drink for more than you spend on some nights out: Meatpacking District . Bring a credit card.
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4. Sao Paulo, Brazil Hours: 9 People: 9 Music: 7 Experience: 8 Total: 33 Sao Paulo is the dark horse on this list. Often overshadowed by its more beautiful and glamorous sister, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo is actually the cultural hub of Brazil. The city's glory isn't apparent upon arrival. The place isn't beautiful. But dig into the sprawling concrete mass and you'll find greater diversity and intensity on a nightly basis than almost any other place in the world. Best place to dance with a hot Brazilian until he/she has to go straight to work: D-Edge on a Thursday after 1 a.m.
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5. London Hours: 9 People: 6 Music: 10 Experience: 7 Total: 32 The world epicenter of corner pubs touts some of the ritziest and most prestigious nightclubs in the world. You can enjoy fantastic music almost any night of the week here. And there will always be the pubs. Best place to suffer local pretension: Chinawhite . Tell them you know a promoter named Becker even though you don't. You might get in.
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6. Barcelona Hours: 9 People: 8 Music: 8 Experience: 7 Total: 32 The first rule of Barcelona is that you don't stay on Las Ramblas. The second rule of Barcelona is that you don't stay on Las Ramblas. Guidebooks and pub crawls funnel the least savvy visitors there. Other parts of the city are far more interesting at night. Well, early morning. Clubs don't get going until well past 1 a.m. each day. Most of the top clubs are scattered throughout the northern part of the city. Best place to wake up early for: Row 14. Doesn't get going until 6 a.m.
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7. Montreal Hours: 8 People: 8 Music: 8 Experience: 8 Total: 32 Montreal is the undiscovered party gem of North America. Beautiful, friendly people, all night dancing to a wide variety of music. And, of course, the summer festivals. Obvious tip, but still good to keep in mind: Don't go in winter. Best place to learn why the French do it better: Wood 35. Good drinks, good food.
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GowonAbacha: Donmayor19, there's a section on this forum called travel and tourism.Sorry brother.....Please mods help me move it to travel and tourism...PLEASE. |
8. Las Vegas Hours: 8 People: 8 Music: 6 Experience: 9 Total: 31 A staple. No nightlife list would be complete without it. Sin City has something for everybody, from NBA power forwards blowing their signing bonuses to middle-agers gambling their way through a midlife crisis. I tend to stick to the southern end of the strip -- Marquee, XS, Tao --but it's hard to have a bad night out in Vegas. Best place to waste your life savings and love every second of it: XS in the Encore. Get to this nightclub early or suffer through the two-hour line.
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9. Buenos Aires Hours: 9 People: 7 Music: 6 Experience: 7 Total: 29 "The Paris of the South" puts a New World spin on the insane Spanish practice of eating dinner at midnight and then dancing until dawn. While living there, I remember trying to go home as the sun came up and an Argentinian friend telling me she wanted to go to an after-party instead. It was eight in the morning. On a Wednesday. Although not as affordable as it used to be, Buenos Aires is still a relative bargain among major world cities. The locals love good rock music, too. Best itinerary: Start with the calmer bars of Recoleta and work your way up to the taverns of Palermo Hollywood. There's no rush, believe me.
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10. Bangkok Hours: 7 People: 5 Music: 5 Experience: 10 Total: 27 A lot of travelers continue to pass through Bangkok not realizing there's more to it than the seedy dregs of Soi Cowboy, or the backpacker haven of Khao San Road. Bangkok has developed a vibrant and classy side as the city has become more cosmopolitan. Whether it's a series of gorgeous rooftop hotel bars downtown, rock bars near Ratchathewi, dance clubs just off Sukhumvit or trendy pubs in Thlonglor and Ekamai, there's legitimate, quality adventure to be had.
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(CNN) -- Not everyone gets it. But for some of us, travel is best expressed through celebration. We prefer to exchange culture over the clinking of glasses and between the flashes of strobe lights. Conversations punctuated by "Prost!" and "Salud!" show us more than any guidebook. I view myself as a kind of international nightlife connoisseur. As an entrepreneur, author and all-around life enthusiast, I've been around the world many times over. And of everyone I know, I feel the most qualified to throw an absurd list like this together. Each city is judged on four criteria, each given a score from one-to-10 1. Hours. How late each night and how many nights per week is the party good? 2. People. Is it a good crowd -- cosmopolitan, friendly and, yes, good looking? 3. Music. Judged on quality and variety offered in each city. 4. Experience. How likely you are to have an experience that you'll still be telling your friends about a decade from now. I'm embarrassed to admit how much time I spent on this list (seriously, there was an Excel spreadsheet involved), but I finally narrowed it to 10 cities and I'm confident with the end result. First, my honorary mentions: Hong Kong, Sydney, Miami, Stockholm, Tokyo and Tel Aviv. My apologies party people, but the competition was stiff. edition.cnn.com/2014/09/22/travel/best-nightlife-cities/index.html |
DonaldGenes: Okay!! No further Commentsno further comment u said? make sure u don't edit that your post later o. |
see the dead shekau like Rick Ross |
Details of how Abubakar Shekau, the impostor and leader of the Boko Haram terrorist group lost his left in a shootout with Nigerian troops in Konduga on Wednesday Sept. 17 emerged yesterday with military sources disclosing that he met his waterloo in an ambush reminiscent of the type the sect had been using to hack down Nigerian troops. Vanguard gathered that when the first attack on Konduga whereby hundreds of insurgents were taken unawares and killed after over seven hours of fighting and several of their colleagues, arms and ammunition captured, the military commanders strategically urged his captured members to send a message to Shekau that they (insurgents) have routed the troops. Before the captured insurgents were urged to make the contact and deliver the message, the military commanders had promised them that their cooperation would play a role in the level of punishment to be meted to them after the battle hence they felt reassured. When Shekau was contacted, his captured men spoke to him in Arabic, assuring him that they had taken over Konduga, thereby giving him the all clear to proceed from Sambisa Forest. To convince him further, a set of his men captured were told to sing the victory song in Kanuri language they normally sing at the background. Having convinced himself that the messenger was his chief courier in such situation and the message is authentic, he and his followers made for Konduga, heavily armed with Anti-Aircraft weapons, General purpose Machine Guns, several AK 47 rifles and other IEDS’. However, on entering Konduga town, he and his followers were encircled by strategically placed and heavily armed Nigerian soldiers. Immediately he contacted the messenger and discovered that something was amiss, he ordered his followers to start shooting in all direction. This spurred the Army Commanders to give the directive to open fire. when he discovered that the fire power of the Nigerian Army who used both Infantry and Artillery weaponry was overpowering that of his men, he jumped out of the MOWAG and made to escape. But eagle-eyed Nigerian Soldiers spotted him and opened fire in him, shattering his legs in the process. It was learnt that he also received bullet wounds in other parts of his body leading to his bleeding to death. Recall that Military sources had on Sunday night disclosed that Nigerian troops scored a strategic victory in the current battle against terrorists operating in the North East on September 17. The sources noted that during a desperate attempt to capture Konduga in their delusion to eventually marching on and capturing Maiduguri, the man who had been mimicking Late Abubakar Shekau in recent videos was feared to have been finally killed. The sources said, “It is getting more certain that the terrorists’ Commander who has been mimicking Shekau in those videos is the one killed in Konduga on September 17, 2014.” Affirming the development, PRNigeria sources said the suspected demise of the Boko Haram leader is responsible for the scattering of the sect members in different independent locations in the neighbouring countries, especially in Cameroon noticed in recent days. The security sources noted further that “the process of confirming that the dead body we have is the same as that character who has been posing as Shekau is ongoing” adding “He is definitely a prominent terrorist commander. I don’t want to say anything about this yet please.” Another high ranking military source insisted that the resemblance is too striking to be a coincidence. “They cited his facial marks, beards and teeth apart from the recovery by the Nigerian troops of some of the Armoured Vehicles and Hilux jeeps that had featured in previous videos of the prime suspect. “The officers assured that the Defence Headquarters will soon address the nation after full investigation of their latest discovery”. Meanwhile, the Defence headquarters yesterday dismissed insinuation that Cameroonian military personnel carried out raids on Boko Haram terrorists into border communities in Nigeria. According to a report posted on its twitter handle, DHQ said “There was no raid whatsoever in any part of Nigeria’s territory in pursuit of terrorists as claimed in some reports allegedly quoting Cameroon military authorities”. “All operations ongoing in the environs of Konduga & all associated border location within the country are completely being undertaken by Nigerian troops” www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/boko-haram-leader-abubakar-shekau-killed-investigations/
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ifaoni: re u God? Get your cheap dats with bonus. Check my signature.no mind the man.....meanwhile talk true, na that ur data advert make u comment for the post? don't lie o... |
Cogolese Jean-Claude Kibondzi is one of the thousands of worshippers who crave to see TB Joshua. He said that he is based in Sweden and that he has not been able to meet TB Joshua since he started coming to Nigeria in 2012. He calls himself a prophet and predicts that more buildings at the Synagogue may collapse. He speaks in a manner that casts doubt over his sanity. Excerpts. You said God revealed things to you. What were they?www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/tb-joshua-will-die-will-suffer-congolese-prophet/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook
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chaloner: Beta remove that exam number dere in oda not to put the sch in trouble . Its illegal to register as a private student in waec wen we have waec gce .... Why is dat where do the school get her continious assesment from ss1 from ? Again we have age limit in waec. With this two only nd so many odas I bliv u re tryin to put d sch in problem nd d gal evenMr man if u check that exam number well, u will observe that is not may/June rather is Nov/Dec. And anyone can register for Nov/Dec WASSCE. And for that continuous assessment you said, Who tell you say Waec dey use am? #DONTSAYWHATYOUDONTKNOW. |
team techno...... I love 2 Sims phone too much. |
lawrenceunaa: you even knw who the girl is .yeah....I'm preparing her elder brother for a particular exam. |
nwaobitex: so? where's pix funshyboi: Show me the result or #idontBelieve #TeamThomaswhich result? see the exam number there, go and get scratch card So u can check and confirm the result yourself..... |
lawrenceunaa: if this is true then she tried but i still have my doubts cos of the comprehension and phonetic parts of waec english questionsthe story is worth doubting just like u said. But is a fact and I will tell u that if u see this girl and the way she always study, u will appreciate education. |
Johnfavour: I pray the witches n wizard of your home do not do evil to you. May you succeed. Op, btw, y did u book space for yourself? U neva join association ohbooked space? not on purpose, try uploading her pics there But up til now I have not be able to do it. |
Enahi: A Hall is not located at Ajah,its located at Epe.true......I type ajah because I'm use to it....thanks for the correction. |
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