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Man utd go special training for this Liverpool match...
did they think they are playing UEFA Champions League final?

Oyo should be removed from that list

Awe4luv:
as a Chelsea fan, would you prefer Emerson defensive ability to alonso's offensive ability thereby choosing him ahead of Alonso?

Emerson is better

is that this people have two head and can think better or what...
is how everywhere neat like morning dew...

where were the ones purchased before...
politicians are chronic liars....
seeing is believing...
belief them at ur own peril... they are mini devil

no picture... how do we recognise him if we see him on the road...
and come to think of it is still raining so i might wish to give him a lift b4 rain drench him finish

u mean sink inside kanji dam....

so tacha don be bench mark for everything now

the only way u can rehabilitate them is to give them a job that pays at least 500k per month...

i thought i read import

In the deep region of Ratanakiri in northeastern Cambodia lie the Kreung people. A people invested in agriculture, electricity is a strange occurrence. Food, shelter and love are the principal needs of these people.

Unlike cultures where smoking and drinking is not allowed, teenage boys and girls have free will to. Also, in the areas of love, there is the belief that finding the right man requires a deep search through sex in the “love huts”.


Once a girl clocks 13, her father builds a hut where a girl can sexually experiment with any boy she likes.

Boys in Kreung are taught to be respectful towards girls. Because their respect for girls will determine if they will continue to maintain the number of livestock they have, they are at the liberty of responding politely to sleeping with her or just talking when they get invited to the hut.

Owing to this cultural uniqueness, the Kreung people forbid divorce. The community encourages girls to have as many boyfriends as she wants and can invite them at the same time into the hut. Jealousy and rape are unheard of.

Once she no longer finds him attractive, she can leave him for another. Despite these relations, they cannot be seen in the public with their lover unless they are engaged or married.

On the cases of pregnancy, the girl chooses who she opines will be best to raise the unborn child.
Despite the existence of this culture, HIV/AIDS was not detected in the country until 1991. From then until 2003, Cambodia had one of the highest HIV/AIDS occurrences in Asia.

However, because of modernisation and the rigorous attempt by the Royal Government of Cambodia to educate her people on the dangers of STDs, this culture is no longer as rampant as before.


source:
https://guardian.ng/life/cambodia-community-where-girls-sleep-with-multiple-men-to-find-the-one/

This Neyman soft pass akamu...
any small touch e go don dey bleed
he can never win world best with this kind dakudaji

Ayomideen:
I honestly don't think it's gonna happen, countries know what's at stake and with the kind of weapons on ground to fight with now, if dem start am ehn Na all of them go hear am,so leaders are gonna do all their very best to avoid it
See Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump dah time for example,dem run mouth finish Na hin both men reach agreement and they even met in person cos they know what's at stake

do u really think everyone reason like this...
just a singular unreasonable mistake can trigger the unimaginable...
but God forbids

mansakhalifa:
My verdict:

This article, in the light of recent developments that have taken place, is dessicated! Stale. At least, much of it.

For example, the OP probably isn't aware of the recent agreement between the Russian government and the new administration in Ukraine, or is he? If you ask me, tensions are gradually thawing in that part of the world. And that is just one instance.

Which begs the question. Why is this just appearing on NL?

it clearly shows u skim through the article if u didn't see this

ecclize:
Unpredictable?
As a colonel at the U.S. Army War College memorably phrased the problem, “the United States has wrongly predicted every conflict since the Korean War. Why should we expect World War III will be any different?” Great powers tend to devote diplomatic, military, and political resources to what they regard as the most serious conflicts on their plates. Less critical conflicts don’t receive as much attention, meaning that they can sometimes grow into serious confrontations before anyone quite notices what’s going on. Disruptive conflict could emerge in the Baltics, in Azerbaijan, in Kashmir or even in Venezuela, but the United States, China and Russia only have so much focus. If World War III comes about, it may well come from a completely unexpected direction.

legendary reply

ahhhh...
u added 2 to ur jersey number (7) and u think that is ur age?.

the need to sell this country make everybody collect em own share and find another to identify with...
am jst tired of this politics of shame...
97% of our policians are vile they no nothing about politics they only run it on their own whims and caprice

world war lll is better imagine than experience....
is like surrounding a rock with a dynamite

By Robert Farley
Diplomacy is needed to calm these conflicts.


Key point: The flashpoints for future conflict already exist.

The world has avoided war between major power war since 1945, even if the United States and the Soviet Union came quite close on several occasions during the Cold War. In the first two decades following the fall of the Berlin Wall, great power war seemed virtually unimaginable. Today, with China’s power still increasing and Russia’s rejection of the international order apparently complete, great power conflict is back on the menu.


The South China Sea:
The South China Sea (SCS) has become wrapped into the growing trade clash between the United States and China. For now, that conflict is playing out in exchanges of heated rhetoric, tariffs and various other trade sanctions. The United States and Canada recently escalated the conflict by arresting an executive of the Chinese technology firm Huawei, which led to counter-steps by China against Canadian citizens and U.S. firms.

As of yet the United States and China have not drawn a tight connection between the trade war and the ongoing disputes in the SCS. However, as relations between the two countries deteriorate, one or the other might decide to escalate beyond dollars, words and legal filings. Indeed, if China and the United States conclude that their trade relationship (which has provided the foundation of global economic growth for the last two decades) is at substantial risk, and similarly conclude that further conflict is inevitable, then either might decide to “take off the gloves” in the SCS.




Ukraine:
The world remembered Ukraine when an incident at the passage into the Sea of Azov resulted in shots fired, a ramming and the detention of two Ukrainian patrol vessels. Whether instigated by Russia or Ukraine (and both governments appear to have played some part), the interception reignited tensions in a crisis that has smoldered for the last couple of years. The declaration of martial law by the Ukrainian government suggested the possibility of unrest in Ukraine.


To be sure, Russia seems to lack any interest in disrupting the status quo ahead of the Ukrainian elections, while the Ukrainian government continues to lack the capacity to consequentially change facts on the ground. The upcoming elections will probably not change the basic equation, but could introduce uncertainty. Given the continuing tensions between Russia and the United States, even a small shift could threaten the uneasy balance that has held for the last several years, potentially throwing Eastern Europe into chaos.



Persian Gulf:


The perpetual political and military crisis in the Middle East has settled into an uneasy tedium. Economic pressure on Iran continues to increase, as the United States take ever more aggressive steps to curtail trade. The Saudi war on Yemen shows no signs of abating, and while the Syrian Civil War has dialed down to a low, slow burn, both the United States and Russia remain committed to their partners and proxies.






But like any slow burn, the conflict could reignite. Political turmoil in Iran could destabilize the region, either pushing Iran into aggressive behavior or making the Islamic Republic a tempting target for its enemies. The tensions between Kurds, Turks, Syrians and Iraqis could break into open conflict at any time. Finally, the mercurial leader of Saudi Arabia has demonstrated time and again a proclivity for risk acceptance, even as whispers about the stability of the Kingdom grow louder. Given the strategic importance of the region, any instability could lead to conflict between the United States, Russia or even China.




Korean Peninsula:
It is undoubtedly correct that tensions on the Korean Peninsula have declined a great deal in the last year, as Kim Jong-un has demonstrated a degree of forbearance regarding nuclear and ballistic missile tests, and President Donald Trump has toned down his rhetoric about confronting North Korea. And indeed, the prospects of an enduring peace are surely brighter now than at any time since the mid-1990s.



And yet serious pitfalls remain. The president has staked his prestige on an agreement with North Korea, yet by most serious accounts North Korea has not suspended, or even slowed, its production of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles. President Trump’s advisors are aware of and unhappy about this fundamental contradiction. If Trump sours on Kim, if elements of the administration try to spoil any agreement, or if Kim sours on Trump, the relationship between Washington and Pyongyang could go sour very quickly. Moreover, neither China nor Japan are fully on board with reconciliation between South Korea and a fully nuclear North Korea, although their reasons for skepticism are quite different. All told, the situation in Korea remains much more dangerous than the most optimistic assessments would suggest




Unpredictable?
As a colonel at the U.S. Army War College memorably phrased the problem, “the United States has wrongly predicted every conflict since the Korean War. Why should we expect World War III will be any different?” Great powers tend to devote diplomatic, military, and political resources to what they regard as the most serious conflicts on their plates. Less critical conflicts don’t receive as much attention, meaning that they can sometimes grow into serious confrontations before anyone quite notices what’s going on. Disruptive conflict could emerge in the Baltics, in Azerbaijan, in Kashmir or even in Venezuela, but the United States, China and Russia only have so much focus. If World War III comes about, it may well come from a completely unexpected direction.



Final Thoughts:
Is the world more dangerous today than it was a year ago? Perhaps not, although the decay of the relationship between China and the United States portends ill for the future. The flashpoints may change over time, but the fundamental foundations of conflict—the decay of U.S. military hegemony and of the global international order that has accompanied it—mean that the near future will likely become more hazardous than the recent past.

Robert Farley, a frequent contributor to TNI, is a Visiting Professor at the United States Army War College. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government. This first appeared at the beginning of the year.



Source:
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/when-world-war-iii-happens-it-will-start-one-these-5-places-87471

those guys need to grow confidence hence they will lose the match

the coach should renove Iwobi ASAP

if this write up is originally by u send me ur account

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sorry number

i still don't understand why someone with sit at one corner and the only thing he/she could think of is to publish fake news

i think i will like to belief that African leaders miss using power is not ordinary...
is like one pregnant woman are the point of death had curse Africa...
ppl no get conscious... this is grievous than murder

wetin concern buhari

na kenya get marathon na marathon get kenya

based on wetin?
according to trophy or current form
because i am not understanding

whick kind questions be this one self...
tho. na acid bath better pass

ecclize:
how i wish every naija artists can be like Tubaba.... boss gat zero Bleep for pettiness.... maturity full em body.... no be audio maturity wey MI dey claim plus vec diss song wey dem fit use answer biology practical question

What i submitted vs what Nairaland post on my behalf...
Mod help change F**k to bleep

how i wish every naija artists can be like Tubaba.... boss gat zero Bleep for pettiness.... maturity full em body.... no be audio maturity wey MI dey claim plus vec diss song wey dem fit use answer biology practical question

person fit use vec diss answer biology practical... u send em explaination