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I went to cele church wearing sutana all because of this bootylicious queen.....

eventually the booty got old.... and I passed

there is ntin silly about that,cele no be church?

hmmm

ije wuru, ije wobia

how is this funny abeg?

crazy he-goat

go meet chinko ekun na

so, wat should we do about it?

body no be fire wood na

Gan Gan Gan Gan!

Y no be IBB house nw

this one na madness oo

ok ooo, aa ti gboo

reminds me of lagend of the seeker

she looks better when she was a lady

iceberylin:
Oshomolo will never look like his wife.....

lol, seconded

enjoying the loan

WTF is that?

how will seeing him benefit u

this wont increase their CGPA oooo

Liverpool Ladies’ star, Oshoala, joins Arsenal

By Editor on January 26, 2016 11:26 pm

Liverpool yesterday confirmed that Arsenal Ladies have had a bid for Nigerian forward, Asisat Oshoala, accepted.The statement read, “Liverpool Ladies Football Club can today confirm that the Club has reluctantly accepted a bid from Arsenal Ladies for Asisat Oshoala.

“After the Gunners activated a clause in the Nigerian international’s contract, the striker will now discuss personal terms with Pedro Martinez Losa’s side.

“The deal is also subject to the 21-year-old being granted a work permit ahead of the 2016 season.”
The young forward was the inaugural recipient of the BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year 2015. She was also a double-award winner at the U-20 2014 World Cup played in Canada, where Nigeria finished as runners-up, losing to Germany in extra-time in the final.

She won the Golden Ball (player of the tournament) and the Golden Shoe (top goal scorer) and therefore will come with a great pedigree and will certainly add depth to the Gunners squad.
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There is a question mark about her position on the pitch as Arsenal Ladies usually play in 4-3-3 and she could either play as an attacking midfielder or in any of the three forward positions.
Considering pace is her main asset, she might be useful playing on either wing. www.ngrguardiannews.com/2016/01/liverpool-ladies-star-oshoala-joins-arsenal/

Wat will u do?

The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) has
released the nominees for the other categories for
the 2015 Glo-CAF Awards. The categories are; Women
Player of the Year, Youth Player of the Year, Most
Promising Talent, Coach of the Year, Referee of the
Year, African Legend, National Team of the Year,
Women National Team of the Year, Club of the Year,
Platinum Award.
The winners will be announced at the Glo-CAF
Awards Gala scheduled for Thursday, January 7, 2016
in Abuja, Nigeria.
www.cafonline.com/en-US/NewsCenter/News/NewsDetails?id=94ZQYR0UwApm70%2bPWmVEQQ%3d%3d. Below are the nominees for the various
categories in alphabetical order;
Women Player of the Year
· Gabrielle Onguéné, Cameroon
· Gaelle Enganamouit, Cameroon
· Ngozi Ebere, Nigeria
· N'rehy Tia Ines, Cote d’Ivoire
· Portia Boakye, Ghana
Youth Player of the Year
· Adama Traore, Mali
· Kelechi Nwakali, Nigeria
· Samuel Diarra, Mali
· Victor Osimhen, Nigeria
· Yaw Yeboah, Ghana
Most Promising Talent
· Azubuike Okechukwu, Nigeria
· Etebo Oghenekaro, Nigeria
· Djigui Diarra, Mali
· Mahmoud Abdelmonem ‘kahraba’, Egypt
· Zinedine Ferhat, Algeria
Coach of the Year
· Baye Ba, Mali, U17
· Emmanuel Amunike, Nigeria U17
· Fawzi Benzarti, Etoile Sportive de Sahel
· Hervé Renard, Cote d’ivore
· Patrice Carteron, TP Mazembe
Referee of the Year
· Alioum Neant, Cameroon
· Bakary Papa GASSAMA, Gambia
· Eric Arnaud OTOGO CASTANE, Gabon
· Ghead Zaglol GRISHA, Egypt
· Janny SIKAZWE, Zambia
African Legend
· Charles Kumi Gyamfi, Ghana
· Samuel Mbappé Léppé, Cameroon
National Team of the Year
· Cote d’Ivoire
· Ghana
· Mali U17
· Nigeria U17
· Nigeria U-23
Women National Team of the Year
· Ghana
· Cameroon
· South Africa
· Zimbabwe
Club of the Year
· USM Algers , Algeria
· TP Mazembe, DR Congo

· Orlando Pirates, South Africa
· Etoile Sportive du Sahel, Tunisia. African Player of the Year
.Andre Ayew (Ghana/ Swansea City)
.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Gabon/ Borussia Dortmund)
.Yaya Toure (Cote d”Ivoire/ Manchester City).

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Hmmm

I just heard it in school o, can't believe it

According to Sahara Reporters, Audu passed away
of undisclosed medical reason just after the
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
had announced the results of the voting and had
declared the election inconclusive.
Abubakar Audu
The information is yet to be officially confirmed and
more details are to be provided.
Naij.com correspondents are on their way to
Audu’s house to verify the fact.
Follow the updates. www.naij.com/645311-breaking-kogi-apc-governorship-candidate-audu-reportedly-dead.html

10. Ardglass, Northern Ireland Make time for a meal in Ardglass. This thriving fishing village on an inlet of the Irish Sea is the landing site of some of Ireland’s best seafood and is renowned for the quality of its herring. Look out for the atmospheric ruins around the village - there were once seven castles (fortified tower houses) here. The local golf club uses the remnants of one as their clubhouse – said to be the oldest clubhouse in the world, it dates from 1377.

9. Cushendun, Northern Ireland We have Baron Cushendun’s wife to thank for this village’s Cornish charm – she was from Penzance and architect Clough William-Ellis (he was a popular guy) wanted to make her feel at home with his 1912 design. Whitewashed cottages abound and the village square is an idyllic craft shop and tearoom packed haven. The setting is pretty special too, on an elevated sandy beach at the outflow of the verdant Glendun and Glencorp valleys. Head to Mary McBride’s Bar come sundown and be prepared for an impromptu singalong - the original bar was once Ireland’s smallest.

8. Crail, Scotland The East Neuk of Fife is strung with quaint fishing towns, but Crail probably wins in the cutest village stakes, a maze of cobbled streets winding down the hill to the miniature harbour. There’s a cracking tearoom here – the Crail Harbour Tearoom which has a sheltered sea-facing terrace and dressed crab from the village’s fishing fleet – as well as the lovely Crail Pottery and you can join the Fife Coastal Path, linking it to larger Anstruther.

7. Plockton, Scotland A sheltered position on Loch Carron and the Gulf Stream means warm waters, sun traps employed as beer gardens and even palm trees. Idyllic Plockton tends to grab people and never let them go – one visit here is never enough. Take a woodland stroll around the bay, walking out across the endless flat sands if it’s low tide and return in time for lunch, of Plockton prawns (langoustines) at the small and friendly Plockton Shores.