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When did he say all these? But to be honest, I see so much sense in this. And it is also funny in a way. |
What will the apology do or cure? The deed has been done and the damage has already been done, and the fact that he let it drag on for this long would render the apology [almost] useless and meaningless when it is eventually tendered (that is if he would even apologise). Meanwhile, let's forget all these and move on from here. The Igbos have already decided!! #swimming things activated#, #oya let's go there. Use the lagoon to prepare for the next olympics; time to defeat Michael Phelps. |
Hmm. To be very honest, Obasanjo really worked for the success of this man, both home and abroad. He rooted for him right from the very beginning of Buhari's APC campaign. So as a result, I can boldly say, Obasanjo is the only one (apart from the major APC guys from inception) we cannot call hypocrite, because he put his money where his mouth is. A PDP apologist saying, Baba OBJ, I am a great admirer of yours - one of your most loyal fan. |
This is what you call, 'pure romance.' Money = Women! And, Man = Deceit! |
Wetin man nor go see or hear for Naija? |
It's ok people. |
The silliest and most bizarre form of defence I ever heard. Instead to do the right thing by apologising publicly he's busy coming up with more ridiculous lines. So an Oba can be paid/bribed?? Please go and meet them to also pay you to apologise. You see why people will always respect and cherish the Oba of Benin more than him anytime anyday? #pathetic! Meanwhile, I doubt this news. |
Immediately I saw the news, I knew it was in no other place other than India. Talk about silly 'love' taken too far. |
See the source sef, e be like report news indeed. Make una carry una amebo go one side make we see road o jare. |
I'm happy for you, mama. |
Okay. But this woman's promises are even beginning to be more than her husband's o. They should just get the work done by speaking less and doing more. |
Make una leave Mr President matter alone na. He's an honourable man no matter what. Even if he failed in some areas in his governance, he still remains a man of honour. What's even more? He's now much more international loved and accepted! Go well Mr President, I love you (though not as a politician but as a man) and I respect you. |
He is only compounding his woes and giving more credence to the impeachment ish. I wonder if this guy even has advisers at all. No special advisers to advice him ni? Fayose has just made his impeachment easier. The complete opposite of education is [really] ignorance. |
And .. So .. .. She was even counting? She must have been praying and checking each day for the progress of the number of likes she had already. Omosexy nothing do you o. |
Just observing. |
JK OKAY. |
He's only compounding his woes and giving more credence to the impeachment ish. I wonder if this guy even has advisers at all. No special advisers to advice him ni? Fayose has just made his impeachment easier. The complete opposite of education is [really] ignorance. |
We know. Frustration and failure made her discover her true calling. You see, my people, always draw inspiration from failure(s) and use it to turn your fortunes around. Enjoy your life, my dear Faithia. |
It was expected. Hypocrisy of the highest order. How will they play the opposition successfully (the way APC have been doing for years) if they all defect? Honestly, this just won't be good and healthy for our democracy and country in general. We need someone to keep the government of the day on their toes and get them busy through delivering the true dividends of democracy and good governance (to the society at large). I still love the PDP but, in this case I must say kudos to the APC and give them huge credit for playing the role of the opposition so well over the years by keeping the outgoing government busy. |
Krasid:Thank you. |
Krasid: |
Xavier9ja:Okay. You won. My apologies, please. |
Xavier9ja:Then that means Messi has 31 La Liga hat-tricks, sir. For your consumption, sir, Messi has a total of 32 hat-tricks for Barcelona in all competitions and a total of 42 career hat-tricks, both for club and country. And if we're to add those additional 6 (that I mentioned earlier in my previous post), it means Messi would have a total of 29/30 La Liga hat-tricks; a total of 37/38 hat-tricks for Barcelona excluding the 5 and 4 goals he scored against Leverkusen and Arsenal respectively, which will in turn bring it to 39/40 Barcelona hat-tricks; and a total of 47/48 career hat-tricks for both club and country. |
Where the ladies at? |
Xavier9ja:HAT-TRICK means THREE (3) GOALS, and anything more or less than it, is NO LONGER A HAT-TRICK. Please take note. |
Oga it is no longer called a hat-trick when it is more than 3 goals. And for your info, Messi has scored 5 goals in two La Liga games before and 4 goals in over three La Liga games. If you're to count those as hat-trick, it means he has nothing less than 29 hat-tricks. And mind you, that's the first time Ronaldo would be scoring 5 goals in an official match. While Messi has done so in both La Liga and Champions League. So as it stands now, MESSI STILL HAS 24 WHILE RONALDO IS STILL ON 23. And on a final note, you guys should let this Messi-Ronaldo ish die already, biko!! Una nor dey tire ni? Haba! |
rahazaqa: |
Hahahahaha... funny, adventurous, but very risky. |
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