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I just learnt one thing...never you be nice...never...be as stubborn as Buhari with ur money and nice frame...you don finish 9ja ladies be that....they will be worshipping the ground you walk.

Make we fry sugar cane abi?

How does this news change the fact that one amateur live chicken is ₦11k in my area

"Tell Buhari that I said he is mad"___Nnamdi Kanu.

Na just this time around we dey understand this Ohamadike quote.

After I don spend ₦15k for NIN they want come up with another yeye Cashout format. Omicron COVID-19 fall on Bubu and Pantami blokos...mad men

This man will one day nuke Russia mistakenly...e go soon clear for hin eyes like Andy Uba and APC

EFCC means Economic and financial crime control... according to Mohammed...Omoh this one na see finish

Ok

The thing happened to me. Thank urself or whoever that directed you to NL...your beardless case is over...

Grind 10 grams of kulikuli, mix it with grounded Mkpụrụ mmiri and 350 pieces of alligator pepper. Mix it with Jezco oil and rub twice daily.

Within 7 days you will grow beards like teddy bear

This is good..
Good
Gooder
Goodest...


No come here correct my English...No be ur papa write Oxford dictionary. All of us na borrow we borrow English language. No come dey pasmaga with wetin u borrow...

11. The real Bornu state below, don't be decieved...

U dey paint flyover while ur pple dey drink mud water... seriously some governors for nija like Ikpeazụ, Zulum and co dey smoke Mkpụrụ mmiri

Dreal1247:
C O N F U S I O N OF THE. CONFUSED PEOPLE

I tell u, this should be a book or movie title

DoggoneDogg:
I've always said footballers use jazz.

Explain to me how Messi and Ronaldo always avoid long-term injuries every season for 10 years straight despite the attention they get. Highest na 3 or 4 matches dem go miss.

These guys dey use soap baff forget.

The same soap wey Iheanacho used last season to be in top form, no more goals this season, the juju don expire. Even Ndidi told Iheanacho for dressing room to cut soap for him

PrinceMajestic:
I want fhuck 2 of una. Naija girls you all are always all about sex. Nothing else you're known for, sex objects. Mumu girls,we will never respect Naija women of our generation. They cannot stop OLOSHO activities, na only Mugu go marry these Naija social media olosho bitches. They're everywhere corrupting Nigerian atmosphere with smell of their dirty pussies

I don tire for their matter. The way they hype their over bleached bodies and sex way them no even sabi give man sef dey worry my peace. Bunch of useless, shameless leaches

Jirehrealestate:
So, Phillipe Coutinho developed under Klop?

This United hand-fans sef!

Coutinho that has been curling from 35-yards into back of the net along with Suarez before Klop ever dreamt of coaching in EPL is now a boy who learned to kick the round-leather under Klop?

Jokers.

Leave them I don't know how some people get their own sports analysis. Maybe from LiveScore

Is a lie...what of Luiz Suarez he no shine at Barcelona, all these theories depends. Many players left Chelsea and made it, Salah, KDB. While Hazard left Chelsea and flopped. It is not a Liverpool thing alone

obembet:
This is not how Gini Wijnaldum pictured it in his head.

Five months into his Paris Saint-Germain career, the Netherlands international finds himself with a fight on his hands.

For his place, for acceptance and recognition and, perhaps, for his future too.

If recent reports are to be believed, then PSG may already be willing to let the 31-year-old leave.

Wijnaldum, apparently, has not settled in the French capital, has not been particularly welcomed by his team-mates and would be open to a move, in particular a return to the Premier League.

What a strange state of affairs. This had looked like the ideal move for all parties when it was confirmed back in June, but now Wijnaldum finds himself being linked with a loan switch to Arsenal or West Ham or Newcastle.

How quickly the world turns, eh? The perils of leaving Liverpool, you might say.

Like Philippe Coutinho before him, Wijnaldum has discovered that the grass isn’t always greener. Life after Anfield, it seems, can be tough, even for the best and the most dedicated.

Wijnaldum left the Reds a hero, a Champions League winner and a Premier League champion. He was the ultimate team player, versatile and durable, prepared to play in attack and defence as well as midfield.

He scored big goals and played in big games. In five years on Merseyside, in fact, he played in more games than anybody else. There were 237 of them in total, a staggering figure for a modern-day midfielder.

Life has been different in Paris, where Wijnaldum has so far started only 11 times and made 10 substitute appearances.

“Very difficult,” he admitted back in October, revealing that “the situation is not what I wanted.”

PSG may be romping away with Ligue 1, and have a Champions League last-16 tie against Real Madrid to look forward to in the New Year, but life is far from perfect at Parc des Princes.

Mauricio Pochettino is under pressure – himself linked strongly with a return to England – and his team, for all its dazzling individual quality, looks imbalanced and lacks cohesion.

They win games because of their talent, but the feeling is that they will come unstuck against better opponents, particularly in the knockout stages of the Champions League. That’s the true cost of having a forward line of Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi, you might say.

Wijnaldum, you would have thought, would have helped in that regard, given his ability to sacrifice himself for the good of the team.

But while there have been flashes of late – two goals against RB Leipzig, for example, and a last-minute equaliser at Lens – the general consensus is that his performances have been below the standard expected.

He has been criticised, in particular, for playing too safe with his passing, and for not taking enough responsibility in building the game up.

Observers also say he has looked sluggish, both on and off the ball, and there have been moments where his team-mates – Messi and Mbappe, in particular – have openly expressed frustration.

Rather unfairly, it has been suggested that the dressing room, generally, is yet to accept him.

Wijnaldum was a big character at Liverpool, one of the club’s four captains under Klopp before his departure, but he has found PSG a little more cliquey and a little less welcoming. And certainly, he is yet to feel the love from the supporters.

Maybe there is a lesson there, given the interview Wijnaldum gave following his Anfield exit.

In it, he complained that he didn’t always feel “loved and appreciated” by Liverpool fans, particularly those venting their spleen on social media.

“If we lost, I was the one who got the blame,” he claimed, though the reception he got from 10,000 Reds fans after his final game for the club, against Crystal Palace in May, suggests his critics were in the minority. Certainly, Klopp and his team-mates knew his value. There were plenty of tears on his last day.

He wanted to stay at Liverpool, but felt the club didn’t value him as much as they ought to have.

Negotiations over a new deal broke down and were not resumed, and he saw out his contract in difficult circumstances, captaining an injury-hit side in behind-closed-doors games as the 2019-20 champions struggled to sneak a top-four finish in the following campaign.

PSG looked, on paper at least, an ideal move. Certainly better than Barcelona, where he was originally expected to end up.

Wijnaldum, selfless and consistent, looked the ideal player to help balance Pochettino’s side, providing nous and reliability, as well as top-level experience.

He still can, of course. PSG will win Ligue 1 and are capable of winning the Champions League too, for sure. Wijnaldum may still have a role to play, even if it won’t be as integral as the one he had on Merseyside.

His experience, and that of Coutinho, should serve as a warning, however, to those considering a future beyond Liverpool.

Do so at your own risk. After Anfield, these days the only way is down.

Source: https://www.goal.com/en-ae/amp/news/coutinho-wijnaldum-leaving-liverpool-a-dangerous-move/bltccbf2253c698aa7a

I think software stuffs will go a long way

Good Money good
Good name good
Good family good


Terry way get all, good money, good name and good family...Omoh the man is really blessed. Even when Kidwaya was in the BBNaija house, you hardly know he is a billionaire's son

vickydevoka:
My problem be say u go de take rubbish put for body say u de travel. I for no take am pay for de card. It shouldn't be more than 10k

Oops!

vickydevoka:
Viruses are mostly man made, starting from H I V, COVID n omicron.
Oyibo come de use am control de world.

See vaccine way I take na him de cause me sickness for 3 days now

Quite disheartening. Get well bruh!

A very shitty banana republic called Cameroun.

Cameroun are not ready to host this AFCON, they did that 2yrs ago and Egypt took it upon themselves to host the tournament.

Now they want to play the Omicron COVID-19 card. But Brazil hosted Copa America, all of them don catch COVID-19?


Cameroun should be delisted from Africa, they should join Papa New Guinea and co in Oceania

Mrkumareze:
He truly tried, getting a piece of land in that location isn't moi moi.. Asaba becoming Owerri, a city with hotels and clubs..No job, no factory, high rent, oloshos everywhere .

My broda the birth rate of Oloshos for Asaba is outrageous Asaba don overtake Owerri

Nollywood actors and play boys
Yahoo boys
Hotels and clubs etc are responsible

Karemarealty288:
Sai Baba and 4×4 .....that year

I remember some wey climb tree that year say Dem no go come down till Dem swear Baba in as presidiot. Today make them enter bush to climb tree..make bandits use them do pepper soup

Picker28:
Where you see ur own

Na Mkpụrụ mmiri draw be that one

If this latest draw is authentic, so it's Ramos Vs Madrid...

Messi will return to Madrid and show them pepper

arthurwillia:
Simultaneously? Mean say you lash them at the same day ke? You be bad man ooo

Abeg no be the same day...if it is what simultaneously mean. I no go school sha

arthurwillia:
Eh en! So you lash the two babes for that same house abi where?

I lash the other two simultaneously for different locations and secretly, they no even know.

Caleb91:
Wehdon sir


How many balon D'or you don collect

The phone I use dey chat u now, na one lady buy am give me as my birthday gift last month. she spent almost #100k for the phone, so na one of the Ballon D'or I don collect for my bleeping skills

arthurwillia:
Why you Dey lie baba mi

I no dey lie. God is my witness, it happened life. No be folk tale

MufasaLion:
Must you degrade women?

If you don't degrade women, them go degrade you and wound you well well

I dey pass night for bitches dem crib, especially the ones I have bleeped many times and known for very long.

I have passed night in a house shared by 4 different girls...I find one go sometime before lockdown last year, she took me around the town, and slept with her in the same apartment shared by her other flatmates. It was a 2 bedroom apartment. As I was bleeping her that night, she was moaning from 9:00pm till midnight. I was stylishly advertising my bleeping skills

In the morning they were teasing me, that I no gree make them sleep the previous night.

Las las I bleeped 2 out of the other 3. That girl I find go is now married and we are still flirting. But am not gonna bleep her again, na pesin wife, wetin dey her toto I never see
I am still bleeping one of those her other friends till now.


No big deal for me to pass night in a bitch's crib. Just know the type of bitches you roll with, that's all

Okay...

If Davido is broke...op you're rich. But I better follow a broke OBO than a rich peasant like you .

Flooded Toronto, Canada is preferable to Lagos, Nigeria without flood

Peace081:
I am a mad man, and need to shut up n just congratulate him for life

hmmm so mad people dey this forum for real

He may be involved in an accident, but not with that car he posted