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i've pimples on my face, am i pregnant?

Yepz: are u not aware of MRI test?

why not just ignore him?

Ghana don chop akpako o lol

o boy p. Success no go kill person o!

Noise makers

Btw, how many mosque are in the ND?

i'm 18.5, am i qualified?

gbosaa: oga honeric01,pls create another thread for this match..it is special..

Lets toast Alomo to my ghananian friends.

one's already on the front page.

I'm mobile right now.

isomadtech: Pls any Nigerian station showing U 17 match?

NTA's showing it.

gbokukueba: Rangers will definitely win or it ends in a draw at worst. Rangers is called the 'Flying Antelopes' how come its a horse that is on their logo...

The antelopes got eaten so they had to fill the empty space with a horse.

Lol

Week 6 Final scoreline

Update!

Eko Ile: https://nan.jarapages.netdna-cdn.com/media/W1siZiIsImEzOGY0MDc3ZGM0NGE2YzRmNzBlOTc5NzE3MGQyMDA2LmpwZyJdLFsicCIsInRodW1iIiwiNzIweCJdXQ/a38f4077dc44a6c4f70e9797170d2006.jpg



27/2/13

jeez, anyways i hope they finish the renovation before 2019 sha!

[quote author=babe_online]Please stop blabbing. I am yoruba and all the yoruba women I know starting from my mom are faithful. Stop with the negative stereotype please. If I ask you how many yoruba women you know personally that are unfaithful and have kids outside their homes, I doubt you will be able to point any out.[/quote]What is the definition of "stereotype"?

Well, the ones you know are not up to 0.5% of the total population, same with me, but i can only talk on what i know, you can't fault my experiences/opinion. so please stop being sentimental, i made my observation based on what i have seen/heard and experienced, so deal with it.

And if i mention them, how do you intend verifying?

Pygru: But I never used any foul language.
You do not keep quiet and allow false teachers deceive the gullible.

They are false teachers because they don't believe in what you believe in? let the neutral decide which is right and which is wrong by going to study the word of God on their own.

I believe you're expected to tackle each-other by quoting scriptures to counter any wrong teachings you believe someone else is spreading instead of hiding behind one scripture to paint them "black".

Morocco kick off U-17 Championship with a win

Hosts, Morocco opened the 10th CAF U-17 Championship finals with a commanding 4-1 win over Gabon in Casablanca on Saturday. A swift and determined start by the Atlas Cubs saw them score two early goals. The score was 2-0 at half time . Later in the second half Morocco added a third before Gabon pulled one back from the penalty spot before Morocco scored a late fourth goal

http://www.cafonline.com/competition/can-u-17_2011/news/16834-morocco-kick-off-u-17-championship-with-a-win.html

Tunisia beat Botswana at CAF U-17 Championship

Tunisia opened their Group A account at the 10th CAF U-17 Championship finals with a 3-1 win over Botswana in Casablanca on Saturday. The North African side scored the first goal , literally from kick-off in the first minute and had added a second by the 5th minute. Botswana reduced the deficit before half time. Tunisia then sealed all three points with a third goal in the second half.

http://www.cafonline.com/competition/can-u-17_2011/news/16836-tunisia-beat-botswana-at-caf-u-17-championship-finals.html

Nine goal fest on CAF U-17 finals opening day in Casablanca

The opening day of the 10th CAF U-17 Championship finals taking place in Morocco produced nine goals from the double header matches played at Mohammed V stadium in Casablanca. Morocco scored four in defeating Gabon 4-1 while in the second match Tunisia got the better of Botswana by a 3-1 score line.
The Atlas Cubs made up of players largely from football academies in Belgium, France, Netherlands and Spain has huge expectations on them from many and as coach Abdellah Elidrissi put it after the match , "they had never played together a game against another national team." It however did not really look that way at the beautifully manicured grass at Mohamed V Stadium where the Cubs did not take long to strike against the Baby Panthers of Gabon. Morocco’s first goal came in the seventh minute through Hamza Sakhi and three minutes later they had a second.

The home side was dominating the game with team captain Nabil Jaadi at the center of the majority of Morocco’s good play. The Atlas Cubs were passing the ball, moving and creating chances with character and precision much to the delight of the crowd. The Moroccans played with cohesion and solidity and unity that defied a team playing together in a competitive match for the first time. After dominating the first period in the second half the Gabonese two goals down upped the ante and competed more. But the next goal came from the Moroccans through Bnou Marzouk with a header from a free-kick. According to the coach “We wanted to score more goals and not concede but in the end you have to be happy with today’s work, performance and result. Our target remains reaching the semi-finals and it’s a good start towards that goal”
Gabon whose passing game was growing and improving as the game wore on pulled one back when their captain Guy Reteno was fouled in the box and up stepped Eyamba Obouoyi to score the spot kick. Moroccans made it four in the added on time when Jaadi dribbled through before slotting past the keeper.
Meanwhile the Baby Panthers of Gabon seemed to have been shocked by Morocco’s fast and furious start to the game and did not quite recover from the quick and early punches. Gabon coach Rigobert Nzamba said after the match "We succumbed to stage fright and did not play to our capabilities at all, yes, my youthful side did not handle the occasion of playing in U-17 Championship finals well and were scared today. We lost to a better team today. The difference between the two teams, was that Morocco has the presence of many players in their ranks coming from training centers in Europe with the pace and quality of daily work with their clubs. Our players are, admittedly, a little behind on some of those attributes and systems of everyday work and training ".

Tunisia vs. Botswana

In the second match of the day in Group A it was almost a similar story with Tunisia establishing dominance just like Morocco in their game against Botswana. The Tunisians’ technical mastery was tested against the athleticism of the Young Zebras of Botswana. According to Abdelay Ben Soltane, the coach of the Carthage Eaglets “Carthage Eaglets. I expected a physical game with their direct play, their fighting spirit, their physical condition” Soltane was pleased with the way his charges played in particular how they started.
It took the Eaglets mere 30 seconds to be on the score sheet through Mohamed Ben Larbin and the same player converted a penalty three minutes later to make it 2-0. The Young Zebras eventually steadied the ship and played as if nothing had happened in the opening minutes. The Southern Africans reduced the arrears through Tumisang Orebonye and the score was 2-1 at half time.
Botswana coach Kagiso Kobedi ‘s side battled on in the second looking for the equaliser but it was Tunisia who scored again in the 50th minute through Nidhal Ben Salem .So after the opening day’s proceedings in Group A Morocco lead the standing , followed by Tunisia a, then Botswana and Gabon On Tuesday 16th April hosts Morocco will take on Botswana while Tunisia and Gabon battle it out in the other match. With the semi-finalists at this tournament automatically qualifying for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held in United Arab Emirates in October/November 2013, Morocco and Tunisia will approach Tuesday games fully aware that another win could secure that semi-final place, while for Botswana and Gabon a second loss spells the end of a semi-final dream.

The action turns to Group B in Marrakech for the opening games on Sunday 14t April, featuring Congo vs. Ivory Coast first and then Nigeria vs. Ghana.

Is there no one that can show us the current view of the stadium? we are not talking about "paper reports", i would like to see pictures of renovations going on in the stadium.

[quote author=ola_pluto]This is how Thisday report it: http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/-nigerians-ivoirians-congolese-fail-mri-test/144894/[/quote]ok, thank you. sucks sha, all these test here and there is suppose to achieve what?

[quote author=ola_pluto]Nigerian team suffers MRI blow! NFF is trying to cover up, but the MRI scan has caught out THREE of our players. Personally, I am happy. I think looking at the team pics, it is possible to tell who those 3 are. The rest look really young and are likely true U17.
Team plays Ghana today at 7pm 9ja time.[/quote]Where are you hearing this "rumor" from?

@alexco

why are you always cursing, insulting and yelling when you're asked clear questions?

Jesus was always calmed when answering questions throwned at him, the pharisee on the other hand were violent and abusive when Jesus asked them questions.

On this thread, check your posts and link them with these 2 analogy i wrote.

Btw, been reading from the beginning and your utterances and that of bobby, just and pyguru are just too unchristian-like. You're leading more people to Satan than God with your way of handling issues on this thread.

May God have mercy!

naptu2: The pictures here are not false, rather this was the state of the National Stadium Abuja for much of last year until the President visited the stadium in September (in fact the pitch was already bad by 2011. Julius Berger had to work on the surface to enable the Super Eagles play a match against Guinea in 2011).

After the President's visit, Julius Berger was mandated to move in and renovate the stadium. Work started in January. The stadium is currently undergoing maintenance. I'll get you links (hope the antispam bot doesn't ban me again).

links to what? The recent pictures or the story of 'ungoing renovation'?

can anyone show us the recent pictures if the ones here are false?

naijababe: I have a sell on EJ now and will add to my shorts at market open , I don't think it will get as low as 124 though. I think it will be 126.50 and maybe, just maybe 125.00 but then again 128.33 is a very strong area to look for reaction on the 4hr tf. That is the 23.6% level of the total up move and the breakout point on the weekly.

hmmm, well by monday, we'd have know if 123.33 is going to act as indicated.

hmmmm may God have mercy.

naijababe: Sorry jare. I typed that response on my phone.

I do not believe in gods but in God. We can have that discussion away from this thread.

Alright, we'll do that on the other channel.

We're enroute to 124 on EJ, 96 on UJ @ least but does anyone have a clue on UChf, i just want to long that pair anywhere about 0.9225

hmmmmm Lord have mercy!

ejifranks: @ Op please before you post pics get your facts rights ... i was at the abuja stadium recently and its under full rehabilitation .. we all know the aim of this thread... and it failed woefully... ACN Mugus

Please can you post the recent pictures for us to see.


Pictures are the biggest textbooks in the world.

coolguyz: Dortmund sending out warning shots 5-0 at half time in their domestic game currently on. . . . . i think they're the team of this UCL aside Malaga. Both really showed promises and compactness. i only fear for their next season with the way HAWKS are circling their key players with transfer news

Surely, they're going to lose levandosky after the season ends. The best they can do is make their boys happy financially and otherwise. They're a compact team and i'm a bit happy we're not meeting them.

Arsenal broke Bayern in munich with fast pace attacking football, this is what Barsa need if we're to finish them up in the semis. Disturb their backline so they don't have much time dealing with our sick backline.

naijababe: Thanks man.

@Honetic, i no be atheist o. I am a deist, my belief in God is alive and well it is religion i don't believe in.

You don give me another name ni?

You believe in God or in gods?

Would have loved to join but Nigeria?

Everyday?

He doesn't go for vigil
no travels?
The woman is always home?
She doesnt go on trips too?
When she's in her 9th month in pregnancy?

Abeg jor!