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i dont have a phone so what next.

i remeber those MTN magic sim days, where u call One MTN number for just #250 for one whole month. Then life was good.

Freest: Shhhhhhhhhh....sharap!!! Does everyone watch porn? Hian!!!

You dey craze ni

What about Do you watch pörn?
Everyone watches porn (gasp, I said
it!). For some reason, girls feel the
need to question their boyfriends
about this topic. Let’s be real for a
moment: Do you really want him to
answer this question honestly? That’s what I thought.

Soundcity 4 me.

Blood Of Mikel.

Small time nw this crap go enter frontpage

UEFA has announced that bookings
accrued throughout continental
competitions will expire after the
quarter-finals. The UEFA Emergency Panel met on
Wednesday, and have decided to
implement the rule following a
suggestion from the UEFA Club
Competitions Committee. Such a system is already in use in the
UEFA European Championships, and will
now be adopted in the Champions
League and Europa League from this
season. "Following a recommendation by the
UEFA Club Competitions Committee - in
order to implement in UEFA club
competitions a rule which is already in
force in the UEFA European Football
Championship - the Emergency Panel decided that, as of this season, all
yellow cards from the beginning of
the group stage will expire on
completion of the quarter-finals,"
read a statement. "Bookings will therefore not be
carried forward to the semi-finals." Previously a player would have missed
one match of the competition if three
yellow cards were received from the
group stages through to the semi-
finals. The new rules mean there will be no
repeat of last season's scenario
where Real Madrid's Xabi Alonso was
suspended for the Champions League
final with rivals Atletico Madrid. Alonso received three bookings
throughout the tournament, the last
of which came in Real's semi-final
second leg against Bayern Munich. Under the new ruling, Alonso would be
allowed to play as his previous
cautions would have expired.
www.sportal.com.au/football/champions-league/uefa-changes-bookings-rule/k3j8qdpk6rlr160y7wr7sl1lo

9jaforlife: But you knew those ones already!

No mind dem.

eievans: I know of Akon and micheal Jackson but never knew this ones. Thanks for the list...

You mean to say JANET JACKSON.

Islam is the fastest-growing
religion globally and it is not
surprising to see many celebrities
who are Muslims. Some of them on
our list may be popularly so, but
a majority will no doubt leave readers scratching their heads,
thinking: "I didn’t know!"
Janet Jackson
The superstar converted to Islam
in 2012 after marrying her
husband, billionaire Wissam al
Mana. Brother Jermaine also
converted to Islam years ago, and
speculation was also rife about Michael Jackson being a Muslim
prior to his death also.
Mike Tyson
The heavyweight boxing champion
changed his name to Malik Abdul
Aziz and converted to Islam while
in jail.
Akon
The singer’s real name is Aliaune
Damala Akon Thiam, and he is a
self-proclaimed Muslim. The
entertainer is from Senegal
originally.
Busta Rhymes
The rapper is also a convert, but
his song “Arab Money” got a lot of
negative attention from Muslims
around the world.
Shaquille O’Neal
The basketball player is a convert
whose first and middle name,
Shaquille Rashaun, have origins in
Arabic. In 2010, he made his faith
public when he announced that he
was embarking on Muslim pilgrimage, Hajj.
Iman Abdulmajid
Formerly a world-famous fashion
icon, the svelte beauty was born in
Somalia and speaks five languages.
She has married non-Muslim men,
even though she identifies as a
Muslim woman.
T-Pain Born
Faheem Rashad Najm, the
singer who made Auto-Tune
famous, was raised in a Muslim
household prior to becoming an
international star. Although his
religious views have been criticized, he vehemently claims to
be a Muslim.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Probably one of the best
basketball centers in history, he is
also a devout Muslim. He changed
his name from Ferdinand Lewis
Alcindor Jr. after converting to
Islam.
Dave Chappelle
In 1998, the famous comedian
converted to Islam and his
struggle to balance religion and
his career in comedy led to his
resting the mega-successful ‘Dave
Chapelle Show’ on TV and stage.
Dr. Oz
Known in full as Mehmet Cengiz Oz,
the TV star not only gives viewers
practical medical advice to apply
to daily lives, but is also a Turkish-
American Muslim.
www.news.naij.com/69587.html
www.dailytrust.com.ng/weekly/index.php/magazine-cover/16998-10-american-celebs-you-probably-didn-t-know-were-muslims