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Filing such a case in the Federal High court instead of State High Court, it's definitely cash out time for the lawyers.

op kudos, I must say it's quite beautiful.

Wow. kudos op, that's quite creative & impressive. Hope to get to this level soon.

See this agbaya ohhhh, na u dey give the award or na ur papa award for you to give. This nigga is not even eligible to vote for who wins the award.

That's hw it's start, soon this terrorist will have some form of international recognition & leeways. Maybe even starts giving speech at the UN.

This guy dey humble ohhhh. Well as a friend of mine use to say "It pays to be humble." Ride on White Money.

OP, I will resist the urge to insult you. To save your life & sanity on the long run, I will advise you brief a good family law lawyer ASAP. With this level of her deceit, you don't need divorce, you can get the marriage annulled/nullify on the ground of such deceit. Annulment is better because it will be as if a legal marriage never took place and she can't get claim to share your properties.

Pls, i need some clarification. I am a CM from the batch b stream 2, i have done my documentation & currently on my two weeks break. None of stream 2 member has resumed their PPA. However, they said monthly clearance will begin this week, i checked my dashboard, it marked me present for the month of September & October. Does this mean i no longer need to go for the any clearance physically at my lgi secretariat?

ifecx4real:
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Tlc 139k [/s]

Hello, Is Pixel 5 still available? am interested.

Iamemblem:
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Hw far, am interested. Is the phone still available?
what's d condition of d phone? Any fault i should be aware of? hw much last?

DammyGrafix:
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Hw far, am interested. what's d condition of d phone? Any fault i should be aware of? hw much last? what ur contacts?

DrOBD:


It was written by Conor Clancy, a very strong Messi fan.

Okay, no wonder,
nevertheless, he is right about some points, specifically d way English media overhype their players & downgrade other leagues own. What skysport did on Monday was too obviously biased & unprofessional regardless if you support Ronaldo or Messi.

This coming from MARCA? I am stunned, MARCA that is hardly critical of Ronaldo and always praising him. Wetey come dey worry them?

For me, Ramos should be given or made number two captain after marquinhos

This is no biggie.
Barca has to remove his images because he is no longer their player & they no longer have an interest/ownership of his image right. Otherwise it would amount to an infringement on his image right which they could be sued for by either Messi or PSG.
PSG now has that interest/right.

good luck to him

good luck to him

Good luck to him

Afam4eva:
I really don't understand why people are sentimental and bias about this issue.

It makes more sense for the Edo state Government to keep it since where the bronzes were taken are now under their jurisdiction.

The reason it should not be handed over to the Oba of Benin is because the traditional system has no recognized role under the constitution and there are no checks and balances to check the excesses of the traditional body. For instance, what stops the present Oba from keeping those bronzes as his personal property if handed over to him.

The danger of turning the artifacts to personal property doesn't come from the Oba because the artifacts was mainly looted from the palace. Such risks comes from obaseki. This is because while his museum design is laudable, it is not meant to be financed by State government funds. Obaseki planned museum is to be financed and when completed managed by a private company registered January 2020. Nobody knows the identity of people behind this company. One of the major concern of the oba and the Binis is for the artifacts not to be hijacked by private individuals & Obaseki's cronies.
For me, the best solution would be the state govt building the museum in conjunction with the palace and creating a public trust to manage the museum & artifacts.

Kingcalls:


So in other words ...the FA cup is bigger than the champions league since its the oldest tournament.... sense is really far from u.... u win league for Belgium no b sane with person wey win league for England

lol,
You never tire for ur mumu argument & premises. Is FA Cup & a League comparable? m*mu.
Penaldo fan boys said Messi can't win any international trophy including copa America, Messi has won it now,
you have started bringing some stupid comparison.
Guy, Messi don win copa America, the only thing you can do right now since you are so pained is to k*ll yourself. Just hug transformer or take sniper.
This your anything that is not European or Caucasian is trash/inferior syndrome is too much.

This na trash,
The source dey bias & no get credibility.
See as you omitted Messi goals & assist as well as man of the match awards so far for 2021 knowing fully well Messi has the highest combined goal & assist in 2021 and by far the most man of the match award.

obonujoker:

Ronaldo is in the team of the tournament Oga

Give us link now and concrete proof.

obonujoker:
UEFA team of the tournament... The authentic one...

abeg drop the link then?
how come Ronaldo is the only forward?
sterling don turn midfielder?
Granit Xhaka?

#1 GK: Gigi Donnarumma (Italy)
The imminent arrival of Gigi Donnarumma on a free transfer already looked like a sensational bit of business by Paris Saint-Germain
– now it is looking like one of the best deals in history.
The 22-year-old was utterly immense as Italy won Euro 2020 in dramatic fashion, with their giant of a goalkeeper saving two penalties in the final, including the decisive spot-kick from Bukayo Saka.
The Arsenal teenager deserves the utmost sympathy for his miss because there is no more intimidating shot-stopper in the world right now, as underlined by the fact that Donnarumma is five for five in terms of shootouts, for club and country.
UEFA's Player of the Tournament and our obvious choice for the No.1 jersey.

#2 RB: Joakim Maehle (Denmark)
Atalanta have done it again: the masters of the transfer market have unearthed another gem.
Just over six months after signing Joakim Maehle from Genk for just €10 million (£8.5m/$11.9m), the versatile wing-back is now arguably worth three times that amount thanks to his sensational displays for surprise semi-finalists Denmark.
Despite being right-footed, Maehle proved a phenomenon on the left flank, scoring two goals and creating another.
Indeed, the 24-year-old produced the most outrageous assist of the tournament by finding Kasper Dolberg in the area with a stunning outside-of-the-boot cross in the quarter-final win over Czech Republic.

#3 CB: Leonardo Bonucci (Italy)
What was truly incredible about Leonardo Bonucci's Man of the Match-winning performance in the final was just how ridiculously easy it made it all look.
He was calmness personified. On two separate occasions, he nonchalantly flicked headers back to Donnarumma, even though Raheem Sterling was close by, looking to pounce on any mistake.
Bonucci, though, turned in a flawless, outrageously composed display.
His passing, as always, was sensational, while he was also on hand to score the crucial equaliser when Marco Verratti's header came back off the post.
Bonucci has sometimes been accused of playing as more of a midfielder than a defender. At Euro 2020, he proved himself one of the most complete centre-backs of the modern era.

#4 CB: Giorgio Chiellini (Italy)
How on earth could we pick anyone other than Giorgio Chiellini to play alongside Bonucci in the heart of our defence?
Italy's greatest warrior won what is likely to be his final battle
in the international arena with the kind of spirited showing that made a mockery of his 36 years.
Harry Kane dropped deep to great effect in the first half, but Chiellini did not afford the England striker a single chance in the area.
And on the one occasion that Saka got away from him, the Juventus man ruthlessly hauled the Arsenal teenager to the floor, creating an image that quickly went viral. Chiellini simply was not going to be denied his crowning moment of glory.
There was no worthier recipient of the Henri Delaunay trophy than the Azzurri's inspirational captain, whose status as one of the game's all-time greats is now complete.

#5 LB: Leonardo Spinazzola (Italy)
Losing Leonardo Spinazzola was a major setback for Italy,
but it represented an even bigger blow for a player that has been plagued by injuries throughout his career.
It had felt as if the 28-year-old's moment had finally arrived when he turned in a Man of the Match-winning performance against Turkey in the tournament-opener in Rome, and the marauding left-back was again named the best player on the pitch again when the Azzurri edged past Austria in the last 16.
It came as no surprise, then, that Roberto Mancini's side suddenly looked a lot less menacing going forward, and much more vulnerable in defence, when he was stretchered off in the closing stages of the quarter-final win over Belgium.
So, it was beautiful to see Spinazzola make it to Wembley to receive his winners' medal, and the hope now is that he makes a rapid return from his Achilles surgery so that he gets his chance to shine again at next year's World Cup.

#6 CM: Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Denmark)
Arguably the outstanding midfielder on show at this summer's Euros, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg was the driving force behind Denmark's sensational run to the semi-finals.
The Tottenham man's numbers are just outstanding, perfectly illustrating the fact that he helped his nation in every possible way following the shocking loss of star playmaker Christian Eriksen to a heart problem during the group stage.
As well as racking up three assists, Hojbjerg created 11 chances in total, completed 10 dribbles and won the ball back 51 times – more than any other player in the tournament.
Simply sensational!

#7 CM: Jorginho (Italy)
Europe belongs to Jorginho!
Just over six weeks after lifting the Champions League with Chelsea, the Brazil-born midfielder tasted Euro 2020 glory with Italy, making this a summer of a vindication for the unfairly maligned 29-year-old.
Indeed, Jorginho's quality has even been questioned by his own club's supporters, but there can no longer be any doubts over his greatness.
The former Napoli man was the key man in Italy's engine room, dictating the play with his precision passing and incessant pressing.
The stats speak for themselves: He ranked second for both successful passes (485) and possession won (48), while he set a new European Championship record for interceptions, with 25. No other player made more than 14...

#8 CM: Pedri (Spain)
How good was Pedri at Euro 2020? Well, it is fair to say that those comparisons to Andres Iniesta no longer look quite so premature.
In a team that reached the last four, and would have made the final were it not for wayward finishing, Pedri was the top performer.
Before the tournament began, there was some doubt over whether the Barcelona teenager would start.
By the end of Spain's campaign, the midfielder, who created 11 chances and completed more successful passes in the opposition half (317) than any other player, was utterly indispensable, as underlined by the fact that he played all but one minute of his country's six games.
Coach Luis Enrique enthused after Pedri's ridiculously composed display against Italy in the semi-finals,
"I've never seen anything like that [from an 18-year-old]. Not even from Iniesta. It's impossible to explain."
And it was. Pedri is truly something else.

#9 RW: Federico Chiesa (Italy)
Federico Chiesa may have had to bide his time, because of Roberto Mancini's initial preference for Domenico Berardi on the right-hand side of the Italy attack, but the Juventus winger eventually emerged as one of the stars of Euro 2020.
Chiesa started the Azzurri's opening two fixtures on the bench, and although he turned in a Man of the Match-winning display against Wales, he was left out of the starting line-up again, for the last-16 meeting with Austria.
However, Juve's big-game player then came to the fore.
He broke the deadlock with a wonderfully composed finish against the Austrians, tormented Belgium's backline in the quarters and then picked up another one of UEFA's 'Star of the Match' awards in the semi-finals, thanks primarily to his fantastic second-half finish against Spain.
In then carrying Italy's attack against England before being cruelly forced off through injury, he well and truly proved himself a world-class performer.

#10 CF: Harry Kane (England)
It is remarkable to think now that English pundits and fans were very concerned by Harry Kane's form at the end of the group stage.
It was not just the fact that the prolific Tottenham forward was still awaiting his first goal of the tournament; there was an unusual sluggishness about his all-round game.
However, as soon as the 27-year-old headed home Jack Grealish's cross in the closing stages of the last-16 win over Germany, the real Kane returned.
He netted twice against Ukraine in the quarters, and while he missed his extra-time penalty against Denmark, the striker was on hand to force home the rebound to rack up his fourth goal of the knockout stage and send England into a first major final since 1966.
The shame was that he was starved of quality service in the area against Italy, but his hold-up play was extraordinary. As the old saying goes, form is temporary; class is permanent.

#11 LW: Raheem Sterling (England)
The player of the tournament up until the final? England certainly would not have made it that far without Raheem Sterling.
The Manchester City winger, who grew up just a stone's throw from Wembley,
certainly looked right at home in London, effectively carrying the Three Lions attack during the group stage, with match-winning goals against both Croatia and Czech Republic.
Sterling provided the spark again in the hugely significant win over Germany in the last 16, while his forays into the area were effectively responsible for both goals in the 2-1 semi-final defeat of Denmark.
The 26-year-old had his critics before the Euros began. He silenced them with a string of world-class performances.

#12 Honourable Mentions
Nearly every player who lined out in the meanest defence in the tournament gave an excellent account of themselves, with Harry Maguire, John Stones, Kyle Walker and Luke Shaw all excelling for England. Jordan Pickford also proved himself a fine goalkeeper.
Speaking of shot-stoppers, Yann Sommer and Kasper Schmeichel were both brilliant for surprise packages Switzerland and Denmark, respectively.
Jordi Alba led by example for Spain, while Simon Kjaer redefined the role of the captain for Denmark.
Mikkel Damsgaard was one of the outstanding young players on show, while joint-top scorers Cristiano Ronaldo and Patrik Schick can consider themselves unfortunate not to make the final cut.
Indeed, Schick was responsible for the goal of the tournament, against Scotland, and it would be remiss of us not to mention two of his team-mates, Vladimir Coufal and Tomas Soucek.
Elsewhere, Italy's Marco Verratti narrowly missed out on a place in midfield, while Emil Forsberg is entitled to feel hard done by, after hitting four goals for Sweden.
Finally, France duo Karim Benzema and Paul Pogba, who was sensational at times, both paid the price for their nation's shock early exit.

It's been an absolutely sensational summer of football, culminating in Italy's dramatic defeat of England, but who were the best players on show? Here we go:
#1 GK: Gigi Donnarumma (Italy)
#2 RB: Joakim Maehle (Denmark)
#3 CB: Leonardo Bonucci (Italy)
#4 CB: Giorgio Chiellini (Italy)
#5 LB: Leonardo Spinazzola (Italy)
#6 CM: Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg (Denmark)
#7 CM: Jorginho (Italy)
#8 CM: Pedri (Spain)
#9 RW: Federico Chiesa (Italy)
#10 CF: Harry Kane (England)
#11 LW: Raheem Sterling (England)

https://www.goal.com/en/lists/euro-2020-team-of-the-tournament/ufqvrz9ovlpr1javnqtp3khw8
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Kingcalls:


Winning the euros is more like winning the world cup cos European football is world cup...the rest of the continents are just there to complete numbers.... reaching final of a world cup no follow ...winners are all we know .... infact messi has played that tournament 8 times and uts a shame he just winning for the first time ....

Guy abeg stop dey embarrass yourself. Get some sense. comparing Euro to world cup just dey too stupid. No matter the media coverage or the much liberal officiating regarding fouls & protection of players when Euro get over Copa America, Euro no dey superior. Copa America na more than 100 years old trophy & football longest running tournament.
The fact say u when dey naija no dey watch Copa no mean say other people for other parts of the world no they watch am.

kenzysmith:
As oga no feel win balloon do or again na to dey invent new award for am to pls his ever growing ego

Lol,
He didn't invent the award, Messi & Ronaldo has won it multiple times in the past (I think 3 times each). Bt the award was not given such attention & made a big deal by the players & fans back then.
I they wonder why baba come do video & special thanks on top this one.

This looks like a consolation award Ohhhh. Like that globe soccer dubai d'or.
Beside, this award has been won by messi & ronaldo multiple times in the past without making so much noise or big deal about it. While making so much noise and big deal out of it now.

oliverjiad:
yes he can does that,as far all relevant info all documentary attached to.the job is available to finish the job no problem

Jaid

Thanks,