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Sirianese:
In cases of homicide the killer is almost always there if he was known to the deceased in his lifetime

Detectives make a point of attending such funerals because they know that tendencies are quite high that the perp will be there to savour his handiwork

WatchYourSix:
Thats humans for you….we live life like we have all the time in the world….until nature sends us a reality notice…

obi4eze:
Your English wanted to give me headache. Please use punctuation for better understanding.

WatchYourSix:
Fight don end after the person don die naaa…..

most pple start to few remorse or pity after the person they are keeping malice with dies….
Its normal to pay respects to the dead as an actionable way of showing they are no more keeping grudges

Samueltemi337:
Congratulations guobe

stagger:
The replay format was intact then.

Abiola Babes had Rashid Yekini, while the Bees had Ayo Ogunlana.

First match ended 1-1, where keeper Daniel Abdullahi of Ranchers Bees conceded a howler of a goal. He was replaced with second choice Abdulrazak Olatunji who proved to be the star of the final.
Lovely one,you are really a veteran of the game,bravo.
Then we had the replay. Yekini struck first. Ogunlana equalized for the Bees. Match went to penalties. Both teams missed the first two each, with Razak Olatunji saving Yekini's penalty (the only recorded penalty miss by Yekini in his career).

Eventually, Abiola Babes scored the remaining three penalties, and Joseph Johnson missed the Bees' final spot kick to seal victory for MKO Abiola's team.

THE CONTROVERSY
At that time, the last team to win the Challenge Cup from the North was Kano Pillars and that was in 1953! So going into this final, it had been 34 years a team from the North won. Mighty Jets, Racca Rovers and DIC Bees (now Ranchers Bees) had all reached the final, and faltered.

So many had thought that the Ranchers Bees would win as they had a star-studded line up. But what played out in the penalty shootout had tongues wagging. All the penalty takers who missed for Ranchers were all southerners. The Northern PK takers scored.

So did the southern guys in Ranchers Bees throw the match? That question never got answered.

It took BCC Lions under Shuaibu Amodu to break the Northern jinx over the FA Cup in 1989. That team of his featuring late Capt Alumun Aule, Late John Zaki, Humphrey Jebba, late Amir Angwe, Edema Fuludu, Benedict Ugwu, Moses Kpakor, late Terfa Kpakor and others, later won the African Cup Winners Cup the next year and reached the final in 1991.

Samueltemi337:
Nice one boss guobe
That's true

CHIEFCHICKEN:
Blessed are those who are willing to give.
Blessed are those who are willing to share out of selflessness.

Kobojunkie:
You are kidding, right? You think that thing you posted is the actual contract -- agreement --- you enter into when you get married? 🥱🥱🥱

Kobojunkie:
Regardless of what era you are in, a contract/covenant is still a contract/covenant. If you as a man know you cannot meet up with the agreement you made, then work towards renegotiating your contract, not try to manipulate your way into not keeping up your end of the bargain. 🥱🥱

2. If you want a woman who contributes then marry a woman open to that. If you promise to do all of the providing but fail to meet up with your end of the bargain, accept that the woman can equally walk out of the relationship. 🥱🥱

3. Again, what matters is the contract between the man and woman. If the woman wants a man who pays all the bills and you know you are not that,then you have no business wasting that woman's time. 🔐🥱

Kobojunkiee:
If you don't want those responsibilities, then simply don't agree to them, and let the woman move on to finding herself a man who will. These things are simple! 😒

2. Why should the man think he can easily switch up the contract he made with the woman whenever he feels like it? It does not and should not work that way. The moment you decide to no longer meet the expectations you set for yourself in a relationship, expect that your partner will have every reason to revolt or simply walk out of the relationship. This is common sense! 😒

3. Yes, there is! 😒

fyzaila:
All you mentioned are traditionally the responsibilities of a man in marriage and that of a woman is to be respectful and take care of the home.

Love800:
What do you mean by taking very good care of the wife including her hair-do, etc!

She will take care of herself. I just provide for general basic items of the house.

njelrapheal:
Omo....deep kwession... But fundamentally, it also rooted in both Christianity and Islam. The challenge now is that while men who take on these responsibilities have full authority and are treated as lords in their homes in the old times. These modern women don't want to do same.