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luvkidtemmy:
Former Arsenal and Galatasary player, Emmanuel Eboue has been diagnosed with HIV.

The player’s agent, Tekin Birinci, posted an update on Facebook: “Unfortunately is true that we are facing some medical problems about Eboue. He will go to England… so we will know how serious it is”.
Emmanuel Eboue will fly to England to have further tests after it was discovered the 34-year-old had contracted HIV, according to Goal Turkey.
Report claimed the virus was discovered as the former Galatasaray and Arsenal star was having a medical for Cypriot side Limassol.

The HIV virus was detected in Ebuoe’s blood.
The Ivorian made 215 appearances for Arsenal during his six-year spell in north London. Scoring 10 goals and assisting a further 20.

In 2001 the right-back moved to Turkish giants Galatasaray, winning two Super Lig titles as well as a Turkish league cup in his four years at the club.
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this HIV self na wa. The name alone nah death

begwong:
Tmrow she will come dey do dry fasting and night vigils for a husband wen her menopause is signaling arrival. Lol �

u don take laff finish me

My brother, na wrong number ,check your number and redial

Wagasigiungu:
Love this country, hate this country or be indifferent about it, Nigeria is definitely a country with limitless potentials if only we the citizens can be more patriotic.

I believe we are our own worst enemy. I cringed, reading the comments written by some Nigerians on a public and international forum like Quora. It is disheartening that we think so little of ourselves. For once, let's focus on our strengths and ignore our weaknesses.

Here is what some Americans think of our dear country. Some of the comments therein made me blush with pride and joy. Lol

Let the spirit of love, brotherhood and oneness hold sway in this period of our 57th independence anniversary.

Longlive Nigeria!!!!
God bless Nigeria and all Nigerians irrespective of ethnic, religious or political inclinations or affiliations.

i decree upon nigeria YOU ARE BLESS IN JESUS NAME.AMEN

Change begins with me

shervydman:
the last u-17 we hosted was in 2009. if u're talking about political stuffs; fine, but saying we don't have infrastructure is not right. i'm not really sure if many African countries have the infrastructure we have.

hosting can only be giving to a country who did not qualify.nigeria cannot host it because we have already qualify. Ghana,morocco,south africa etc can host it