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Idowuogbo:
awwhhh  i wud ajust my honet  
soon my face go arive,  if  dats gona get me my silverbird trip ooo  
no jokes i perfect  d cooking of egusi soup  , tell mama sey u dey bring wife u don hit jackpot lmao

nice, that's my girl, adjusting for me, yippy, neighbors, make una come help me thank God oo, i don hit jackpot, she fit even cook egusi and pound yam, chei, osanobuam, ha ha, ok, silverbird/metro, here we come gbam gbam!!!


and the face go come send me go planet prostita

olodo tayo

Idowuogbo:
@honet
bobo all u requested for was dina oo
abi no b amala and efo riro wiv eja kika u want?

lol, amala ko, kampala ni , i wanted something else, pounded yam with correct egusi soup, decorated with assorted fish with a pack of dansa juice, that should do me. But then, that's by the way, i still don't like the faceless thing ooo

@Idowu

Well well well, your proposal is yumming and cocastic, but but, ehhm emmm, at least do me a favor , you know what i am asking for abi? don't fail me

shepe chick i dislike

uhmmmmm,

arkish

number 1

He's an ark.

dayo, take heart, i understood what happened and why you lost, you didn't lose disgracefully because you played with an under powered team, you tried sha, even ManU that played with all their starting 11 still lost with same goalscore last season, so cheer up, get more players (defenders and midfielders), sack old players (the old useless strikers and the inactive midfielders, including mistake prone defenders) , and you'd be in contention again.


take care.


my 2 cents.

Seeing today alone is enough, thank you Jesus.

no

Log:
Pos Teams Pld Pst
1. Pillars 33 59
2. Enyimba 32 59
3. Wolves 33 52
4. Rangers 33 51
5. Niger 33 51
6. Kwara 33 51
7. Sunshine 33 51
8. Heartland 33 48
9. Dolphins 33 47
10. Gombe 32 46
11. Kaduna 33 43
12. Sharks 33 41
13. Lobi 32 41
14. Zamfara 33 41
15. Bayelsa 31 40
16. 3SC 33 40
17. Ocean 33 38
18. Wikki 32 37
19. Gateway 33 37
20. R Bees 33 36

Nigeria Football League | FIXTURES

Sunday 16 May 2010
Match 312 Wikki Tourists v Bayelsa United Abubakar Tafawa Stadium 16:00
Match 320 Lobi Stars v Gombe United Aper Aku Stadium 16:00

Wednesday 26 May 2010
Match 267 Heartland v Enyimba International Dan Anyam Stadium 16:00
Match 324 Ranch Bees v Lobi Stars Kaduna Stadium 16:00

Saturday 29 May 2010
Match 331 Wikki Tourists v Gateway United FC Abubakar Tafawa Stadium 16:00
Match 335 Dolphin FC v Rangers International Liberation Stadium 16:00
Match 332 Ocean Boys v Ranch Bees Samson Siasia Stadium 16:00
Match 333 3SC v Gombe United Liberty Stadium 16:00
Match 334 Kwara United v Heartland Llorin Township Stadium 16:00

Sunday 30 May 2010
Match 337 Sunshine Stars v Warri Wolves Akure Township Stadium 16:00
Match 338 Kaduna United v Bayelsa United Kaduna Stadium 16:00
Match 339 Lobi Stars v Niger Tornadoes Aper Aku Stadium 16:00
Match 336 Zamfara United v Sharks FC Saudauna Memoriam Stadium 16:00
Match 340 Enyimba International v Kano Pillars Enyimba Int'l Stadium 16:00

Nigeria Football League | RESULTS

23 May
Gombe United 2 - 0 Ocean Boys
Abubakar Umaru Stadium

23 May
Bayelsa United 1 - 0 Sunshine Stars
Samson Siasia Stadium

23 May
Rangers International 1 - 1 Zamfara United
Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium

23 May
Warri Wolves 1 - 0 Wikki Tourists
Oleh Stadium

23 May
Gateway United FC 1 - 0 Enyimba International
Gateway Stadium

23 May
Heartland 2 - 1 3SC
Dan Anyam Stadium

22 May
Kano Pillars 1 - 1 Dolphin FC
Sani Abacha Stadium

22 May
Niger Tornadoes 3 - 0 Kaduna United
Bako Kontagora Stadium

22 May
Sharks FC 1 - 0 Kwara United
Liberation Stadium

Cappadona123:
I mean its only 1pt dat separates them all

oic, so how about now?

semid4lyfe:
What was the score between Enyimba and Gateway?

Enyimba lost 0 to 1

Cappadona123:
Na 2day them dey ply o.Insurance lost against julius berger

Dang!!!, what was the scoreline?

Cappadona123:
Crown Fc of ogbomosho 3 Gabros intl of Nnewi 0,where is honeric?Haha, Lmao

lol, why you come dey laugh now? anyways, who's topping now and does that mean Insurance can't qualify again? ain't we still at the second position even after losing?

FBS:
Care to mention the forum? if you cannot then simply apologise.

u no dey code at all? trying to code things, yet u still dey ask for apologies, u funny oo

lagerwhenindoubt:
if he says Christian North and Muslim South, an obvious mistake (a simple one any of our seating senators make routinely). What youare implying on this thread is that his entire post is inaccurate and at best exaggerated. If he makes a simple faux paus as to "mis-locate" the major religions and regions, how does that remove from the credulity of his post  granted that we are not all brain-dead, we can at least make up for it by stop being vegetables even vegetables are not as docile as we lot.

You still don't get it, do you? It's okay for a senator to make one or two mistakes when talking about general knowledge, but for a Journalist? A FOX JOURNALIST? (an international media house) , HE MADE FREAKY ERRORS, NOT 1, NOT 4.

okay, let me help you out again, i will point out those mistakes you failed or refuses to see:


Nigeria is a kleptocracy that milks the most populous African nation. Oil wealth has made this massive African nation one of the most dangerous, most corrupt, most impoverished and straight-out saddest countries on earth. Despite billions and billions of dollars in annual oil revenue, virtually none of it reaches the general population, instead lining the pockets of one "big man" after another.


Adding to the discord is the legacy of colonization and the North-South split in the nation along religious lines: Christians to the North, Muslims to the South. [/b]What passes for government in Nigeria is usually an uneasy balance between the two religions. However, since that government seems to exist only to leech off its populace and mineral wealth, it is predictably ineffective. [b]War is a regular occurrence in Nigeria, and drug and arms smuggling have made it an almost-failed state.

The only thing that unifies the country is the national football team. And sadly, it reflects its state all too well.

The local league is hopelessly corrupt, with games that are routinely fixed. The youth national teams have been successful -- but too often tainted by accusations of cheating. African and some Asian players have routinely lied about their true ages in order to play in the age-eligible competitions, and until FIFA began cracking down on it, Nigeria was known as one of the worst offenders. In fact, prior to the U-17 World Cup that Nigeria hosted last year, FIFA announced it would begin conducting bone scans on all players in an effort to stamp out the practice. The day after, 16 Nigerian players -- half the squad -- dropped out of camp.

The sad part about all this is that corruption seems so endemic in Nigerian culture that it threatens to obscure the fact that some Nigerian players are world class. They play a gorgeous, flowing style of soccer when they are on, and some of their players have justifiably become legends, with Nwankwo Kanu and Jay-Jay Okocha being two prime examples. Sadly, the team tends to dissolve into pointless squabbles over the usual, venal matters. Bonuses aren’t paid, roster choices are always suspect and being a coach in Nigeria requires a hefty cash deposit up front, because you're not likely to see any more.


LEAGUE OVERVIEW: It's a corrupt mess. See above.


MANAGER: Lars Lagerbeck. The former coach of Sweden quit after that country failed to qualify for the Cup. If he actually makes it to the Cup, it'll be something of a miracle as he's already had one run-in over non-payment, and Nigeria has a habit of firing their foreign coaches on the eve of a major tournament to reward some politically connected local hack.

KEY PLAYERS: Kanu, allegedly 37, is still playing in England for Portsmouth. Despite the fact that he may actually be closer to 42, he's going to play. Defender Joseph Yobo (Everton) is very solid as is his counterpart at Bolton, the unfortunately named Danny Shittu. The star is John Obi Mikel (Chelsea), who has been transformed from a foul-prone hothead into one of the better holding midfielders in the game. Yakubu (Aikegbeni; he goes by one name at Everton) and Obafemi Martins (Malaga) are the target men up top, running off the erratic Victor Anichebe (Everton).




HOW THEY QUALIFIED: Barely. They needed a big win over Kenya on the final day.

TO WATCH: First off, see if a coach actually shows up. Next, see if the players take the field. After that, see if the guys talk to one another. If you get all three, this team has a good shot.


Obafemi Martins (Wolfsburg),


Now, with all the bolded ones, do you still agree that he only made few mistakes as an international and professional journalist?

:p

Can someone please verify this unrealistic news from another media house? just because one silly newspaper wrote this does not mean it's true, where else can this news be found apart from this silly media house?

lol, silly dude, okay, stay clear!!!

wow, that's so funny, does that mean the rest 4 teams have the same points except insurance who's 1 point ahead of the rest 4?

seunbanned him

baga, get thee behind me

nothing.

nah

Tashaluv:
No, she doesn't. Am serious @op, i wish he would take me by my words

hmm , well, I'm trying to take you by your word but it's failing me , how else can you prove that?


@op

assz baddasz

[quote author=Ibo-made link=topic=448743.msg6076505#msg6076505 date=1274530879]I have never had about this guy before but he is spot-on. When we change our way of life people will respect Nigeria as a nation. End of story[/quote]another spoon feeder

Cappadona123:
@honeric,dont mind what u read inside soccerstar,its only 1pt

just 1 point separating the 1st and 3rd on the table?

She likes to tease

Ailtintop

Jesus i love you.