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Neymar that plays half season

Injured for the remaining half.

For both club and country

He was probably a fan of hers before the show

deebrain:
May God forgive you.



Haba.

Why?

Did I say anything wrong?

Wow...the Lady is beautiful.

She looks a lot like her father.

Big ups Simi,well done

This is what Tiwa can't do, she will enjoy people bashing others and praising her.

WizKids P.R team try harder.

Yesterday 100 million naira per show.

Today, private Jet.

Well done o

I just remembered Dele Alampasu

Shouldnt Rohr invite him for a try sometime soon?

LIES!!!

Chi59:
Should the bride be competing with a guest?

Its the other way round. The guest (Mercy) is competing with the bride

This woman does the most.

So what will the bride now wear?

Same attire he wore when he was the governor of Abia state when I was writing entrance exams into secondary school

I can't do without my wristwatch.

Earrings yes

Make up yes

My wrist watch no

Stanbaba30:
What does Peterside Idah know? Does he think being a coach comes easy? Constructive criticism is welcomed, but saying Rohr doesn't know what he's doing is not fair. Rohr has done well. There should be room for continuity.

Don't mind him

Sunday Oliseh did worse on T.v. would not allow Stephen Keshi coach in peace, correcting every tactic, until they gave him the same job. Succeeded in taking super eagles five steps backwards

Very dry tournament.

No sexy football

Empty stadiums

SocialJustice:
Let her have just one baby, she'll grow old to her age.

She has a teenage daughter

I think this man is a good coach, he might be a bit slow to make changes but he sees the bigger picture

Please don't make me remember Sunday Oliseh, the hot head with zero emotional intelligence, couldn't build but scattered the team we managed to build. Deep sigh

Awol1:
I can't wait become famous and have the president as my fan.

I would just wanna know how it feels.

On another note, is there no singer from South Africa good enough for Beyonce to include in her album?

Have we all seen why AKA was ranting the other day?

5 Nigerians, no South African.

Come on, there are south Africans

Bususiswa or so, moonchild sanelly

yinkus6750:
Real men don't cry.
Of all places, not on national television program meant for kids.

Everyone cries..some more than others.. Don't encourage men to suppress their true feelings

Am I the only one that thinks Rohr is a good coach?
You can't make pounded yam with garri.
Our players are at best, average.. With the exception of a few

sisipelebe:
Third place as usual.

Third place is not even sure

This commentator must be related to Jenifa

He keeps on singing

Eyebrows on fleek

Stirs her like ogbono soup

Sirpaul:
come take one cold krest

Thanks I'll pass

Wizkid is still learning

For Danfo buses, the battle for supremacy is between Saheed Osupa and Pasuma Wonder

"On his part, Obikwelu hinted that he was frustrated out of the country by AFN officials through the unjust treatment he received during and after the Sydney 2000 Olympics.

I wasn’t happy dumping Nigeria for Portugal,” Obikwelu began. “I was ranked World number two best sprinter at Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. During the Games, I told AFN officials that I had a knee problem, but they said I was lying. I forced myself to run up till the semifinal and in the process, did more harm to my knee. Nobody in AFN was talking to me. I went to the doctor who confirmed that I had to go for a knee operation to save my athletics career. I went to Canada on my own for the operation and returned to Nigeria on crutches. I went to AFN and was told that money had been approved for me, but they didn’t know where the money was. You can see the frustration I went through. I had to go to Portugal. I bear no grudge against any one and Nigeria still remains my country,” Obikwelu said"....

https://www.google.com/amp/s/guardian.ng/sport/glory-alozie-apologises-for-choosing-spain-over-nigeria/ampource:

IAmTobore:
I read their story some years back. It all happened due to the death of one of the athletes representing Nigeria at a competition (I can't remember the competition) and the federal government refused to pay for his corpse to be flown back to Nigeria. It was his fellow athlete who happened to be his girlfriend, that flew his corpse back. And that was how they denounced Nigeria.

I hope our broadcasting institutes will one bring the issue out, and reveal the whole saga to the people.

Nigerian medallist mourns fiance
2000-09-27 20:22
Sydney - When she won the silver medal in the 100 met re hurdles, Glory Alozie accepted the congratulations of her opponents, hugged her friends and teammates, and kissed the medal itself.

Poor substitutes, all.

Alozie's fiance, Hyginus Anugo, died earlier this month when he was hit by a car in Sydney. She didn't train for 10 days after his death, and considered withdrawing altogether.

"Her mind is kaput all the time," Alozie's friend and manager Julia Garcia said. "It was pretty bad. Her mind was not here.

"In this condition," Garcia said, "I think she is happy with the silver."

A 400m runner, Anugo learned on 6 September that he had not made the Nigerian relay team. But he didn't return home with the others who wouldn't be competing so he could stay and see his girlfriend race.

The next day, he was hit as he crossed the street.

Alozie was competing at a meet in Japan when she heard about his death. In mourning, she lost weight that she still has not regained.

"At the time, I considered not running," she said. "But later, I was encouraged by God."

Alozie ran the fastest time in the semis and led for most of the finals. But she hit her leg on the last hurdle and lost her rhythm; Olga Shishigina of Kazakhstan pulled even at the last hurdle and won by three-hundredths of a second, in 12.65 seconds.

"I was really focused on the race," Alozie said.

But on the medal stand, she thought of Anugo.

"This medal is very, very important to me, the most important to my life. Nobody can understand what I've passed through," she said. "I'd enjoy it more if my fiance Hyginus was still here."

American Melissa Morrison, who earned the bronze, said she had also left several loved ones in the past two-and-half years, and she understood what Alozie was going through.

"At the time, I felt like I didn't want to go on, and I didn't want to compete," Morrison said. "I applaud Glory for being here. She's a very strong lady."

Alozie said she has been comforted by the other athletes in the village.

"People have been so nice to me," she said, "(people) who I've never met before." - Sapa-AP


Source: https://www.news24.com/xArchive/Archive/Nigerian-medallist-mourns-fiance-20000927

Raul

emeijeh:
You are no indomie generation.
Naptu2 come and see your peer.
Sydney 2000 !

Ikpeazukerosene:
You should be married with 3 kids and a bungalow in the village by now.