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This is the 15th consecutive season that Arsenal have qualified from the Champions League group stage. They're consistent if nothing else. Very consistent. |
fredoooooo:adebayor,,"bigger ambitions" bro,,are you for real? |
mukina2:NAILED IT! |
Elsewhere in Europe Mario Mandzukic has scored a hat-trick for Atletico Madrid to make it 4-0 against Olympiakos in Group A. The Croatia striker netted his second on 62 minutes heading in from Arda Turan's cross and then nodded home a Gabi free-kick three minutes later. |
#in emygees voice am gonna mess wiv all of ya rappers i love the fact that ya'll hate #gunners till heaven and earth exchange position |
Bright2:where is it located? |
Bright2:where did you school? |
ABUJA — Indications emerged yesterday that members of the House of Representatives are on the same page with their Senate counterparts in their bid to impeach President Goodluck Jonathan. It was reliably gathered that the assemblymen would start impeachment process against the President immediately it reconvenes next Wednesday. This is just as the lawmakers coordinating the impeachment process have disclosed that they have identified over 50 constitutional violations against the President, which would form part of the impeachment notice. A ranking officer in the House who revealed this said both chambers have resolved to work together for the common good of the country by impeaching President Jonathan for “incompetence, corruption and unprecedented impunity.” He revealed that the impeachment plot against Jonathan was not a partisan affair, explaining that lawmakers from all the political parties have identified with the “cause” and will not give up until the President is “sent packing.” “I’m sure you read the reports today that senators are going to move against Jonathan. Now you can confirm that the impeachment thing is not about APC. It is a non-partisan cause. We have all resolved that the man (President Jonathan) must go. “Never in the history of Nigeria has a leader displayed such crass incompetence as we have seen in President Jonathan. It is glaring and you can feel it. Mr. President, with due respect, has shown that he is not capable of running this country. That is the basic truth”, he stated. According to the lawmaker, over 50 impeachable offences have been identified against the president and members of the House would work closely with the Senate to ensure that the president is impeached. source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/reps-list-50-impeachable-offences-jonathan/ |
chiboy429:rewrite jamb but confused if to try aksu or still stick to uniuyo |
kmariko:apart from aks and cross river,tell me another state that speaks efik/ibibio |
Origin The origin of nsibidi is most commonly attributed to the Ejagham people of the northern Cross River region, mostly because colonial administrators found the largest and most diverse nsibidi among them. Nsibidi spread throughout the region over time and mixed with other cultures and art forms such as the Igbo uri or uli graphic design .[5] In 1909 J. K. Macgregor who collected nsibidi symbols claimed that nsibidi was traditionally said to have come from the Uguakima, Ebe or Uyanga tribes of the Igbo people , which legend says were taught the script by baboons, [3] although one writer believes Macgregor had been misled by his informants. [14] Status Nsibidi has a wide vocabulary of signs usually imprinted on calabashes, brass ware, textiles, wood sculptures, masquerade costumes, buildings and on human skin. Nsibidi has been described as a "fluid system" of communication consisting of hundreds of abstract and pictographic signs. Nsibidi was described in the colonial era by P.A. Talbot as a "a kind of primitive secret writing", Talbot explained that nsibidi was used for messages "cut or painted on split palm stems". J.K. Macgregor's view was that "The use of nsibidi is that of ordinary writing. I have in my possession a copy of the record of a court case from a town of Enion [Enyong] taken down in it, and every detail ... is most graphically described". Nsibidi crossed ethnic lines and was a uniting factor among ethnic groups in the Cross River region. [5] Uses |
kmariko:is ejeeghams not in northern calabar?? is calabar not ibibio? #smh |
chiboy429:nah the uni regrets i couldn't be offered admission on this occasion |
chiboy429:i don't understand u |
please check for me 47523762JA i tried checking it myself but was told " The University regrets to inform you that, you could not be offered admission into your first choice course in the first admission exercise, but you still have a chance to apply for supplementary admission into other programmes relevant to your UTME subject combination if you scored 180 and above in Post-UTME Screening exercise. Limited vacancies are available in the programmes here" |
a REAL cb and a good no4 is the problem we are having |
eduok is a bad boy |
goal!!! |
gemiclem:phew!! finally did it |
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Fresia01:am a gunner,,,,i saw dat on bbc |
Sam in Crowthorne: In my opinion everyone is over-hyping Alexis Sanchez's start to English football. Yes he has played well against Anderlecht and Burnley, but I'm yet to see a world class performance against world class opposition, like Dortmund or Chelsea where he failed. Why he is a class below Aguero and Hazard. |
Mark Pougatch BBC Radio 5 live Arsenal 3-2 Anderlecht It doesn't matter how brilliant Sanchez is. Arteta/Flamini & Monreal as 4th choice CB is not good enough at this level. AFC poor defensively |
Elsewhere in Europe.... That Ludogorets Razgrad comeback against Basel that Liverpool fans were hoping for? Well, it's going to take something truly special now after Shkelzen Gashi and Marek Suchy make it it 4-0 to the Swiss side at St Jakob Park. Borussia Dortmund look to be cruising into the last 16 of the competition after taking a 2-0 lead against Galatasaray . The Turkish club failed to clear a corner and Sebastian Kehl headed the ball into the box for Greek centre- back Sokratis Papastathopoulos to hook the ball home. Juventus fell behind to Olympiakos after Delvin N'Dinga scored for the Greeks. But the Italian champions stepped it up and now lead 3-2 after Fernando Llorente's header hit the bar and bounced in off Olympiakos goalkeeper Roberto before Paul Pogba fired home minutes later. |
A 56-year-old man who had been working with the United Nations in Liberia died overnight at the hospital in Leipzig where he was being treated for Ebola , the hospital said Tuesday in a statement quoted by the German news media. The brief statement gave no further details. The man was the third patient to arrive in Germany in recent weeks for treatment of Ebola, and the first to die. The first patient, a Senegalese man who worked for the World Health Organization, was treated in Hamburg from late August until Oct. 3, when he was released. He has since returned home. The second patient, a Ugandan doctor who was working in West Africa for an Italian aid organization, continues to receive treatment at a hospital in Frankfurt. The St. Georg clinic in Leipzig, where the man who died was treated, announced his arrival last Thursday in a statement. At the time, doctors said his condition was critical, but stable, and there were no further updates on his status. The hospital gave assurances that the third patient would be safely isolated. “There is no risk of infection for other patients, relatives, visitors or the public,” Dr. Iris Minde, the chief executive of the clinic, said in a statement when the patient was admitted. Dr. Minde said the clinic followed the “strictest hygienic protocols according to latest standards.” Dr. Thomas Grünewald, a senior physician at the Clinic for Infectious Diseases and Nephrology at the hospital, said the patient would be tended around the clock by at least one doctor and a nurse “in protection suits.” He said then that the staff “was perfectly prepared,” and that it had been training with a system of airlocks that hermetically sealed special negative-pressure rooms used in the isolation ward. Bild, a top-selling daily newspaper, on Monday questioned whether the clinic was able to dispose safely of medical waste. It quoted the hospital as saying that it was set to receive the delivery only on Tuesday of a special machine that disinfects protection suits, gloves and masks before they are burned. Attempts to reach hospital personnel for comment on both Monday and Tuesday were unsuccessful. By midmorning, the hospital’s website had not been updated with news of the death, but a brief statement was issued to the German news media. |
danjalingo:chai! passenger plane for war or u wan crash am for their territory ni? |
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