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I shiver anytime I hear IMF giving a country advise. Those people are demons! |
You're just doing copy and past. Atleast credit the website where you got these from. This is plagiarism. |
This one don sell his birthright...not surprised shebi na Kalu. Always ready to lick any ass since military. |
abobote:You better learn to apologize "when you are wrong". One day that money may fail you! |
Opperwezen:I swear which mod pushed this nonsense to front page. That account was already dormant even before the funds started coming in. |
Righteousness2:What kind of insensitivity is this...even bible say "mourn with those that mourn". God forbid you're the father of the child at that moment and someone tells you this how would you feel. Even Jesus wept for Lazarus when he died. |
Jakumo:True talk; from that Sagamu interchange to Ibadan you can literally sleep while driving. Whaat! the road is so smooth...kudos to RCC! |
Crossroad1:Yes evergreen songs I swear. And coming back to release this hit after 40years is a fit none has ever achieved before. Even as old as they are now, they still maintained their original unique voices. Legends I say!!!! |
Swedish pop sensation ABBA made a comeback on Friday with their new album “Voyage”, nearly 40 years after they split up, with a digital avatar concert planned in London. Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid — forming the acronym ABBA — have not released any new music since their split in 1982, a year after their last album “The Visitors”. “Voyage” went live at midnight Thursday in various time zones, to the delight of longtime fans worldwide. “We are just in disbelief… that it’s something that we could experience again in our lifetimes,” longtime ABBA fan Jeffrey de Hart, 62, said at a listening party in Stockholm for the Swedish band’s much-anticipated release. After years of speculation and several dropped hints, the group finally announced the reunion and new album in September, and released the singles “I still have faith in you” and “Don’t shut me down”. The 10-track “Voyage” is not all the group will be releasing. They will also unveil digital avatars — dubbed “ABBAtars” — at a concert in London in May, resembling their 1979 selves. The holograms are the product of a years-long project, designed in partnership with a special effects company of Star Wars creator George Lucas. Repeatedly delayed by technical difficulties, then by the Covid-19 pandemic, they will finally be unveiled in May. The group initially dreamed up the idea of avatars, and then the music followed suit. By 2018, ABBA had confirmed rumours of their return to the studio and that at least two new songs were being recorded. But great pains were taken to keep the music a secret. “First it was just two songs, and then we said: ‘Well maybe we should do a few others’, what do you say girls and they said ‘Yeah’,” Benny Andersson, 74, explained when the album was announced. “Then I asked them ‘why don’t we do a full album?’,” he added. He and Bjorn Ulvaeus, 76, have been promoting the album in recent weeks, with 71-year-old Agnetha Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, 75, opting to spare themselves from busy promotion schedules. All promotion was halted for 24 hours this week after two people died at a tribute concert north of Stockholm on Tuesday evening. In addition to the two songs released in September, a third track from the album was published in October, a modernised version of “Just A Notion”, originally recorded in 1978 but never before released. The newly released songs cannot escape being compared to hits like “Waterloo”, “Dancing Queen”, “Mamma Mia”, “The Winner Takes It All” and “Money, Money, Money”, but the band members are not worried about disappointing fans. “We don’t have to prove anything, what does it matter if people think we were better before?” Andersson told Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter. To Swedish fan Peter Palmquist at least, the new album has struck just the right note between old and new. “It’s true to ABBA’s sound but it’s not nostalgic, staying to where they are but to the people that they grown into today,” he said. According to Jean-Marie Potiez, one of the group’s most well-known international experts, age has given some of the singers a new edge. “Agnetha and Anni-Frid’s voices have lost their high notes, which is normal given their age, but they have gained in depth and sensitivity.” “When they sing together, both of them, like on ‘Don’t Shut Me Down’, it’s the ABBA sound.” Despite two divorces — Bjorn and Agnetha and Benny and Anni-Frid were both married for several years — the four have remained good friends. But “Voyage”, the band’s ninth studio album, will indeed be their last, the two Bs of the group confirmed in an interview with The Guardian at the end of October. https://guardian.ng/life/abba-return-with-new-album-after-40-year-hiatus/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAzEY1MfXrQ
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cherrymi:Thank you. |
tholhusomhie:Nigerians love suffering sha...what is your fear? |
Vistra40:His choice if his people are with him. |
All these slave jobs...it depends on your interest. If you're strongly passionate about accounting, go for the audit job if you think you can cope with the low pay. But if not the 80k teller job is okay. |
fkj950ax:So she closed the door and start throwing cups at him. Hmmmn!!! |
Lionnation:Okay then he should face Senate or seek his ambition in another party...not APC. |
This guy is lost...instead of him to focus on his 2nd term ambition. When you decide to go against your people's interest and pitch your tent in a foreign land, your disgrace shall be great. The fate of Okorocha awaits you. |
With the nonsense all these telecoms are doing now I think the days of mobile tweaking is coming back. |
This man will beat the current governor in the coming polls. Oyetola is currently out of favour with Aregbesola who masterminded his emergence as governor. Osun state people are also tired of his cluelessness. |
fkj950ax:So what if the lecturer argued that she threw the projectile in self defense. Remember this is a woman...viewed as the weaker sex. Secondly he came to meet her in her office. That's her domain for that matter. It's like you protecting yourself against an intruder in your house. Anything done is justified because it was done in self defense. And if that was his argument, then what happens to leaving the office when everything became more violent? If you're a lawyer; no wonder lot's of you lose cases in court. |
Going by his picture, the guy looks like a cultist. Not surprised. Which University will convocate you without completing your Industrial Training *a major course for that matter. |
That's how he'll one day kill his wife out of anger. His demon has consumed him. This' not his first time. You've been warned but you'll never take heed; now look at yourself. |
Is she not your wife...or you just want to create another type of sin. Me I don't understand this sha. Righteousness will have something to say about this ![]() |
Thief, thief, thief, ole, ole, ole, barao, barao.....!!!! |
They've mixed something with this guy's weed. |
sapeleboi:NITDA |
Good, I hope they deal with L-Credit. Crazy people! Besides how do we send our complaints to them? |
Also interested in this... I'll be following |
Congratulations! When they preach chastity to you; you'll say it's too hard. Now you've got a gift in double portion. Pls enjoy... you'll soon have sense! |
murphyibiam15:You are one of the problems we have in this country. We'll willingly exchange you for a frog. Bastard! |
Wetin come remain for jungle ![]() |
Longsleeve:Gbegiri, Ewedu and Amala with correct Ogufe(goat meat). Walahi you will speak in tongues ![]() |
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