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PDP and their mathematics 806/863; 16/19 e.t.c |
Seeing is believing, until i school in foreign University before i believe |
Olorun oba sa nu mi olarenwaju ni ko se mi si na ola fun mi oooo ma je ki oro aye mi do ju ru ooo fi mi lokanbale oluwa ooooooo ma je kin toro je ma je kin se eru egbe mi ooooo fi alubarika si oro aye mi oooooo ma do ju ti mii ooooo I must murder poverty by force by fire |
Yep, i listen , especiall wazobia fm (Yaw only) if he is not on air , i just off d radio |
In Wyclef voice :Someone please call 911 |
Since FFK know that if Buhari becomes the president, his case file at EFCC will be re-visit so FFK is afraid of Kirikiri, so he is doing everything possible to make sure Buhari loss the main election. Anyway am expecting Femi Aribisala article about Buhari also |
Good Morning Nigerians |
Hmmmm Congrat to Buhari for the 1st hurdle Now 2nd hurdle comes Feb 14 |
So not winning by 70% show weakness ? Hmmmmm dt sound shallow, may be she has forgotten that dollars was flying up/down. Anyway dt is her opinion. https://www.nairaland.com/2039703/100-nigerians-deported-finland |
Konji na bastard |
The Nigeria striker has played in Spain his entire career and has reached his peak at the age of 30 in a successful Villarreal side Ikechukwu Tongololiki Mawakavamba Jawarapawara Uche is a name unlikely to fit on the back of a shirt. Fortunately, however, the Nigerian striker is better known simply as Uche - or Ike to his team-mates - and he is now the finest African footballer in La Liga. The 30-year-old forward has spent his entire playing career in Spain, having moved at the age of 14 and worked his way up from regional football to the Primera Division with Villarreal via Racing Ferrol, Recreativo Huelva, Getafe, Zaragoza and a loan spell at Granada. Brother of former Almeria and Espanyol striker Kalu Uche, the Nigerian first came to prominence in the Primera Division due to his knack of scoring against Real Madrid. The striker netted the third goal in Recreativo's famous 3-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu in 2006; he bagged the winner for Getafe at the same stadium as half of Madrid's side celebrated a disallowed goal in the corner and play was allowed to continue; he added another as the Azulones beat Los Blancos 3-1 later that year. At Zaragoza he was less fortunate, spending a total of nine months on the sidelines after suffering two serious knee injuries. Then transferred to Villarreal in 2011, he was immediately loaned to Granada and scored the goal which gave the Andalusian side their first Primera Division win for 35 years. That came, ironically, against Villarreal and by the time the striker returned to El Madrigal at the end of the 2011-12 season, his parent club had been relegated to Spain's second tier. But Uche hit 14 goals in the Segunda Division as Villarreal bounced back immediately, and added a further 14 to finish as top African scorer in La Liga last season. The Nigerian has contribued a further four for the Yellow Submarine this term and is now considered a key player for Marcelino Garcia Toral's team, currently lying sixth in the top flight. Villarreal have opened talks with the player about signing a new contract and team-mate Gerard Moreno believes the club should keep the striker, who recently lost out to Granada's Yacine Brahimi (now at Porto) for the award handed to the best African player in La Liga. "If the club want to extend his contract then that's good news," Moreno said. "It's really important that Uche stays with us. Not just because of his goals, but for all the hard work he brings to the team." Still a long way from the 232 games played by Samuel Eto'o (as well as his 135 goals) in La Liga and unlikely to catch Malaga goalkeeper Carlos Kameni (239 games and counting), Uche is nevertheless writing his own story in Spain and can now be considered the finest African footballer in the Primera Division. http://www.goal.com/en/news/1717/editorial/2014/12/11/6970372/ikechukwu-uche-the-best-african-in-la-liga?ICID=OP
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Over 100 Nigerians were on Wednesday deported from four Scandinavian countries for immigration and related offences. The deportees were from Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. There were flown into the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, aboard a chartered aircraft that took off from Oslo, Norway, en route Madrid, Spain. The aircraft arrived Lagos at about 6. 50pm and taxied to the cargo wing of the airport where the deportees were handed over to security agencies for documentation. Shortly after they disembarked from the aircraft, the deportees were escorted by security personnel that led them to the palace gate entrance of the cargo terminal. The Nation gathered that they were returned home after they failed to secure asylum in Finland, where they have been in deportation camp. Some of the deportees with crime and related offences were taken away in a Coaster bus driven by Sheriffs from the courts. About three of the deportees were carried in Hilux Pick up van to the Beesam Police Station to answer for violence while on board. Their documents, it was learnt had been confiscated by relevant security agencies. One of the deportees who declined to give his name alleged that Nigerian Embassy officials in Sweden connived with Norwegian authorities to facilitate their deportation. He alleged that a certain female embassy official collected over one thousand Euros per deportee from the Norwegian government to facilitate their return. Another deportee, who also declined to give her name, said despite her being pregnant, the authorities maltreated her in Finland. The deportee said she moved to Finland to seek asylum after spending over eight years in Greece.Over 100 Nigerians were on Wednesday deported from four Scandinavian countries for immigration and related offences. http://thenationonlineng.net/new/100-nigerians-deported-norway-three-others/
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by force by fire i must murder poverty |
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLL |
Shame to Atiku with all his dollars that he is sharing. |
good for them all |
GMB |
suxxman:u catch d guy red handed |
Like a poster said, expensive data and poor network coverage. Even though you want to spend your money , the poor network will piss you off |
No10:this describe me then as a fresher |
Good , directly/indirectly more vet will be employed now |
Mogidi:Would God come down to vote Jimi Agbaje ? |
Yes, they have, my grandpa kill and find one in it but it was a dream |
Mekateka:i repeat it again, you are suffering from mumuism syndrome if not you won't mention family. While do you have to single out Buhari only ? Is he the only one that serve during Abacha tenure ? If truly you are saying the truth, you would have mention all those that serve during Abacha regime not single out Buhari. I know you won't understand since you have a negative iq , anyway since you have expose Buhari be a good citizen, report him at the nearest police station so that they can arrest, prosecute and eventually jail him. In short you need to upgrade your iq to latest version. |
@Mekateka, base on your useless theory , we can likewise said that all (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Ijaw, Urohobo, Fulani, Igala ete) that serve during Abacha regime are all involved in the Ken Saro Wiwa death. Believe me you are suffering from mumuism syndrome |
All is well with my body and soul |
Good Morning Friends |
I won't believe this news until i confirm properly |
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