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The girl's parents must be the most  useless people on earth. I'm so angry right now, the girl too is a moronic person. They think we're stu.p¡d, what else could a 15 year old girl do abroad if not prostitution ?
The treacherous facilitators should be gagged and shot behind the head for this madness. All these Stu.p¡d Nigerian parents don't know what family planning is all about just keep fcking like dogs and bringing children into this world to live in hell .

I came to attack, but since middle belt dey included. . . . .

I no get teeth to laugh again, so in Debo's voluminous football dictionary losing 4-0 is by luck I don tell yu say this your love affair with manure's history has blinded you. Even when Arsenal played a team with an average age of 19 ( having 3 players U17) against Wigan, we were never beaten 4-0 but trashed them 3-0. In terms of player quality, Manure's youth players at present can't be compared to Arsenal's and more Bebe like signings will only widen the chasm. I said it before yesterday and I will still continue to say it. Manure's future aint lookin good when compared to Arsenal's.

That's Dudu, youth football analyst for you . Mean while, need i remind that your youth team won't win the league or cup competitions for you. And dudu let's be honest, if we look at history the best you can get out of your youth team at any time, atmost is 3 or 4 players(just my own view). Even Barcelona has to fill many slots with expensive purchases and that's a team with a renowned youth policy.
So to me, Youth football at Arsenal is given too much credit abeg.

Becomerich i believe you want to merge with Benin ?

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/dec/1/505.html

Nigerians are victims of ‘hate’ syndrome – Consular officer By Emma Emeozor

Wednesday, December 1 , 2010

Nigeria embassy Consular Officer, Mr Olumide Folarin Ajayi confirmed that Nigerians are having it very rough in Benin Republic. “We are aware of all these happenings, molestation by security agents of Benin Republic.” Ajayi attributed the plight of Nigerians to what he described as ‘hate syndrome.’ “I will personally attribute the situation to ‘hate syndrome’. Benin Republic is a small country to Nigeria, so there is a tendency for them to suspect every thing Nigerians does, especially they are always scared that Nigeria wants to exert authority upon them. “But they are wrong in their thinking because such an ambition had never been in Nigeria’s agenda. Nigeria recognizes Benin Republic as a sovereign state, just like its self. “I can tell you that sizeable Nigerians here are not criminally minded. One thing I can tell you is that our people are intrepid. Where people dare not go, Nigerians go there. The people here are always surprise at the amount of success Nigerians achieve; we take risk, which is something they are not able to do. “The people here see Nigerians as very rich people. For example, if a police stop you and being a Nigerian, you say you don’t have money to offer (even when you have not committed any offence), that is the beginning of your trouble. They will drag you to their station and make false allegations against you just because you refused to offer 1 ,000 or 2 ,000 CFA. Many cases like that abounds. We receive calls from time to time from Nigerians complaining and seeking our intervention.” …Benin Republic bureaucracy frustrating Unbelievable. But it is the truth. The Nigerian Embassy in Cotonou is handicapped ‘rescuing’ Nigerians from ‘ troubled waters’. Consequently, Nigerians are worried that Abuja is not showing concern over the ‘persecution’ they are facing in the hands of their next neighbour. They wondered why the Federal Government is not able to dialogue with the government of Benin and take proactive measures to put an end to their plight. They recalled when former President Olusegun Obasanjo closed the border and the impact that action had. “For once, the government and people of Benin Republic realized felt the importance of Nigeria to their economy. But they have forgotten so soon, now we are in ‘hell.’ Except our government intervene with seriousness, the situation may get to a level where we may be forced to call on Abuja to evacuate us,” argued a Nigerian who asked for anonymity. But Ajayi blamed Cotonou’s complex bureaucratic system for the failure of the embassy and indeed the Federal Government to deploy a ‘result- oriented’ ‘rapid response’ approach to the problems facing its citizens in that country. We always report to Abuja, letting Abuja know, any time there is any major consular problem, we write to let them know,” Ajayi said. But for how long will these situations continue. It was a mind-burgling tale of frustration as Ajayi explains how frustrating the Benin Republic bureaucracy is. “The normal Channel of the embassy communication to the government of Benin Republic is through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We write ‘Note Verbal’ to the ministry. But he blames the system saying bureaucracy in Benin Republic is very cumbersome. “The system here is different from that of Nigeria. Here, the system is very slow. It takes long time before things are done and results got. It will interest you to know that other colleagues from foreign missions are complaining about how frustrating the system is. “What we try to do here (at the Nigerian embassy) is to, sometimes, adopt unofficial approaches when there are serious problems like the ones you are investigating and it works, sometimes. The Ambassador goes as far as visiting officers who ordinarily he should not visit because of his position. “I can assure you the Ambassador is on top of all the cases brought to the embassy’s attention… As a matter of fact, we have written the Benin Ministry of Foreign Affairs on all the issues you have raised but we are yet to get reply. In one of such letters, we requested that it should be made as a matter of procedure anytime a Nigerian is arrested, killed or in any other circumstance, the authorities should make recourse to the embassy, we want to know, so that we know what action to take.” He said the embassy is working closely with the leadership of the Nigerian community. “We are not here to protect Nigerians who get themselves involved in criminal acts, we are concerned with those Nigerians who are doing genuine business. As least in the past one year, we have handed over about 10 Nigerians to the police at Seme border. ”

Why would she even reduce herself in the first place by being part of the Atiku/Ciroma show of shame ? I'm disappointed.

Just imagine the trillions that this armed robber would launder out of this country. These people have no conscience, going to prison doesn't even begin explain where he and his wives should be. Well, Ibori's case is a reason to have hope

na wa o.

Yes na wa for u o . I'm tired of this hide and seek o, abi is it cat and mouse sef ? I like u , u like me simple now. Dump your boy friend , i'l drop my porn magazines and we'll finalise ever thing. We can't waste anymore time o, my back is even already getting old sef

Kroos , Kroos , Kroos . . . .na the boy wey no make us hear word for N L na him don become Philip Osondu ?

Chai , modern journalists can be cruel with words, a fitting term for him would be, extinct breed; just like his club. Thank God for the Ramseys and Wilsheres of today.

Yes yes , obviously the squad is getting full again, good for us.

What was Fab thinking ? Barcelona ? No offence but him no get mate for that midfield. May be when Xavi starts getting old, but now, ah ah.

And while you guys are busy creating scenerios on the possible Arsenal center deployment, have it in mind that Diaby must make that center four (or is it three ?) .

Oh you mean the gunners played had a game last night ? Wow, those constant visits to the Munshyte thread must be slowly De-gunnerising me.

A bench warmer that made the assist to the goal that won the world cup.

BTW did u notice that Madrid's German imports were out of place in that field yesterday ? German's don't know what football is .

Part of the reason why we're not progressing  is because of this backward thinking about  witches voodoo black magic etc.

What i can't understand is the destroying of a young girl's future by her own father in the name of witchcraft.

With me saying or believing that she is a witch, I must say its very real in this part of the world. Just be prayerful, for we fight not against flesh and blood.

What type of thinking is this ? So no witches abroad only in Africa right ? Continue in your backwardness.

We know tey tey== say our women na our  OGA / husband for abroad == we no dey  follow dem drag dat office== But right from  Muritala Airport the real  OGA  go assume  his power ￂ

Does the same rule apply to western couples the moment they foot in MMA ? Lol

How many do u have ?

if it's the husband challenging biblical teachings does that make it ok.

Long time no see, hope ur husband is behaving himself ?

Father accused me of witchcraft, bathed me with acid

Monday, November 29 , 2010
By Luka Binniyat

Her name is Comfort Sunday, but she is presently in dire need of comfort. Indeed hers is the heart-rending story of a young girl who was declared a witch and member of a secret cult by some members of her family. And in a bid to compel her to confess to being guilty as charged, she was bathed with an acidic substance by her father, James Sunday. As a result, Comfort was not only disfigured but has become a horror figure, a far cry from her former beautiful self. Here she tells her story, while pleading with relevant authorities and indeed all Nigerians to rally to her aid. I am Comfort Sunday; I am 14 years old and in Junior Secondary School 1 , Akwanga South. I played volley ball and I am a fast runner. I will like to be a scientist when I grow up. I presently don' t have any of my past pictures; I had to tear all of them because they no longer represent who I am. Some two years back, when we were on holidays, my dad said I should go and help my maternal grandfather on the farm. He lives somewhere not far from here. But my grandfather said that he did not need help on the farm at that time. He said I should return after a week or so to help one of his daughters (my aunty) harvest beans. So I left to visit one of my sisters who was staying with my paternal grandfather. I was to spend my holidays there. I stayed for a few days. I returned home one Friday so that I ccould attend a wedding on Saturday before going to my maternal grandfather to help his daughter on the farm. When I came home that Friday, I saw a fresh grave behind our house. I asked what happened and was told that my grandfather who had not been too well, fell ill and died. That it was his grave. I wept so much, because he was a very good Baba to me. He loved me very much. Anything I asked of him, he tried to give me. Then the following day, being a Saturday, my father's sister, Aunty Barmani, came with one pasto. . . . . . .
http://odili.net/news/source/2010/nov/29/320.html

. . . . . . . For the Africans that has transitioned to a western country (many for economic reasons) , there is no room for accommodating the African concept because there are laws in western countries that hinders its acceptance. Western countries also challenge faith on many levels, especially the headship of men in the institution of marriage. An African man, who earns more back home, who never visited the family kitchen (saw it as a woman’s territory) and would once in a while slap his wife (when she gets out of line), is now left helpless because the first time he slaps her or shoves her around, she calls the police (911) , she earns more and his way of dealing with it, is to use bone-face (“ogboju”) to assert his leadership. The freedom and lopsided nature of western judiciary system toward women now embolden the African woman to challenge biblical teachings as “ too patriarchal” and many are adopting (or echoing) the “ungodly” liberal western cultures. The newly arrived African couple to western cultures has the mindset and beliefs of where they are coming from. If the man earn more and continue to take care of the family financially in the new environment life goes on, but if she now earn more (or comparably), she starts to demand he joins her in the kitchen or be part of getting the kids ready for school, do homework or take them around for the gazillion activities. As they attend church or are visited by their western neighbors the woman start to desire (hormonal) the public affection or romance her western friends get from their husbands, the African man dismisses such entreaties as western culture that lacks strong moral values. As it is in the culture back home, they seek the help of elders in the community, who also come from the mixture (A.T.R/Culture/ Christianity) mindset, . . .

http://nigeriaworld.com/feature/publication/awodele/112610n.html

Obj is in his 70s while Babangida in his 50s.

Fabregas lifted a trophy none those players will ever lift, in this life and the next, at the world cup.

Dear lord , thank you for inventing football(except the german type), nothing is more entertaining.

Barca is definitely the best team on this planet.

Nna mehn !

Mourinho likes to spoil parties. This smells like one of those days.

You as well i know that none of those names you mentioned have a chance in hell of winning it.

Ignorant people. Don't you all know we're the leading producers of pure water in the world ? lwkm

Who dash monkey banana? Even Eboue wouldn't be in their range. Tomorrow now they'll say," Hoeness was at the Bernabeau to scout Messi". Smh

Retarded reasoning. When inter and the useless bayern reached finals in may, were they one of the 1st teams to qualify for the knock out last season ?

We are beginning to have lawmakers like Maduabum who use their heads to think right. Imagine, Nigeria still importing plastic dust bins!

Wonder who came up with such a stup¡d idea in first place.

Na wa o, even common Ghanians dey yab us "fcking Nigerian's" ? It's all over.