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CastedDude:Why not doing these ECGs on a good couch not this horrible looking matterase.. Their medical is not complete without a stress ECG and ECHO...at least FMC Katsina has a good cardiology unit where these tests can be done. |
baliyubla:This is called stress ECG ... |
TheGoodJoe:I agree with you jare.. Leicester midfielders are not really creating a lot of scoring opportunities for their strikers. We all can testify how great Vardy is banging goals every weekends ![]() In another news, Samuel Eduok was on target for Kasimpasa tonight in their 4-1win over M. Belediyespor |
Happy birthday, mama ibeji |
Azazi was cancelled like that about 6 years ago, now Badeh.. Who knows the next top security chief... I think their elimination is highly coordinated.. |
Iamgrey5:Good bless you for this submission But how powerful is the position of the VP? How much economic policy can they influence? I can't remember what Sambo did during Jonathan's era.. |
Osinbajo is the smartest of them all so far... Take it or leave it |
That's just analysis on pornhub.. Analysis results from other X-rated sites may actually be different from this one.. Power supply, access to smartphones and steady Internet access could have contributed to the high rate of pornography watching practice by the South Africans |
Don Baba Jay... What a mature parting shot ![]() |
Icon4s:He's been fantastic so far, putting a lot of pressure on Mina.. ![]() |
Celta Vigo punishing poor Villareal by 3 goals to nothing... ![]() Our own Samuel Chimerenka Chukwueze removed after 55 minutes of play.. His performance was average |
Chelsea 1-4 Manchester City |
My former house officer... Congrats to her |
Leon Balogun with a smashhh... A lovely strike to double Brighton 's lead ![]() |
20k this festive season without prior notification is really barbaric and unacceptable.. Doctors need to reject this horrific, reckless and exploitative demand by the NMA |
tbaba1234:For Porto B.. I hope the duo of Musa and Kelechi can request for a loan for to modest club in the Belgian league.. This can bring a necessary resurgence to their dwindling careers ![]() |
When I got my second child, Jayden on 9/5/18. The labour was so calm and peaceful.. |
Joebie:along with a pyshologist too.. She didn't really live up to her reputation in the competition.. We hope NFF will give the ladies all necessary supports toward their preparation for the next world cup as well .. |
...a friend, diehard Arsenal fan needs the phone number of the South African female goal keeper, he wants to console her ![]() Any useful hint ? |
Etuhu Match-Fixing Trial to Commence Today Former Premier League player Dickson Etuhu will go on trial in a Swedish court on Thursday to face a charge of match-fixing, which he denies. Etuhu played for Manchester City, Preston North End, Norwich, Sunderland, Fulham and Blackburn Rovers before moving to play in Sweden, and also featured for Nigeria in the 2010 World Cup. He is charged with trying to bribe a goalkeeper to fix the result of a league match between his former side, Stockholm AIK, and IFK Gothenburg. The game was due to be played on May 18, 2017, but was postponed after goalkeeper Kenny Stamatopoulos told AIK he had been approached by Etuhu and another man with a view to fixing the game, according to the 473-page pre-trial protocol. Etuhu has said his former team-mate must have misunderstood the conversation. "I respect everyone's opinion, but the facts remain the same - it never happened ... It's unbelievable that an ordinary conversation with a friend can lead to something like this," Etuhu told Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter. The offence of gross bribery carries a maximum sentence of six years in prison. Etuhu, 36, and his lawyer Johan Akermark both declined to comment ahead of the trial, being held at the Stockholm District Court Source: https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/11565906/dickson-etuhu-match-fixing-trial-starts-in-sweden-on-thursday
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Chukwueze scores...he makes it 2-0 for the Villarreal |
This dude is really tall.. Hope he can turn it to his own advantage just like Elizabeth Foluke Cambage.. |
Good bless their union.. |
Naeto C.. Awon ti 007, sharp shooter olowo ori sharp receiver. Big congrats brother |
HOCM... Rip |
Softhands:I agree with you that our parents had it easier during their time.. Nigeria was very rich during the period 3rd mainland bridge was built but during that period, our money had more value than what it is now. Our agricultural sector was one of the best in Africa, we had cocoa, groundnuts and palm oil to export in large quantity then. Our demand for dollars then is not the same as at now. You and I know what the situation is presently.. My brother, I have no problem with the labour union agitations and demands. Based on our fiscal policy, I don't think meeting their demends is sustainable across boards. |
safarigirl:I'm very much aware of corruption that happen both at the so called top level and even at the low level. Even at the, if all these loopholes are blocked, I don't think the government at all levels (federal, state and local) can sustain the demanded minimum wage. Imagine, most of the revenues go into recurrent expenditure, what happens to beautiful roads, quality healthcare, revamped military services etc we all yearn for? What happens when our 'golden' crude oil vanish or alternative energy source is discovered? For government to initiate the new salary scale as being demanded by the Labour unions is a small thing but is it sustainable? |
Softhands:And your crude oil will never dry? Crude oil is being sold at 70£ per barrel yet you borrow money to finance your budget.. |
drskyfly007:How did those charlatans get to power? Who are the people defending them online? |
vince96w2:I agree with you sir if the exorbitant cost of governance is reduced drastically. The question is who is going to take that bold step? |
macIB:I agree with you that there is corruption in high places.. I agree that there is a urgent need to cut down the cost of running our government.. I agree that that there is a lack of political will of the part of the government to meed the populace basic needs. But you will agree with me that corruption is not limited to the high places but also in the low places, including our homes. You will agree with me that the spate of unproductivity in our federal and state ministries is repulsive You will agree with me that bulk of our budget especially at the state level goes into salary payments We still borrow money to finance bulk of our budgets I will be happy if the government can pay the new minimum wage, atleaset my wife salary will go up but the rebound inflation that may follow will negate expected benefits |
dfo12:I agree with you that the cost of our governance is very expensive.. But you and I know that cutting down the cost of governance is a decision that will be made by all the three arms of our government... Running after that is like chasing a shadow |
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