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we have seen it b4, though money speaking.

and then?

Blackchampion:
Dats d hotness

Understood.

nudity everywhere!

ok

Boy

We can't continue like this, we need change!

^^^^ You shouldn't be expecting Nigeria to be among the top 10. but if you insist you want to know where Nigeria is check Fifa ranking!

Incredible. and this judgement should be nominated among best judgements of the year!

I hope others emulate this move!

FTC

What a waste of public fund by our government!

Lizarazu

Congratulations

ok

GOOD JOB!

I am guity of no 6, even as I am typing I am at work. I need God intervention to stop it.

so..

@3RNEST, pls help me with my unlock code for my glo Model No. : E303
IMEI : 867648012619910

Good idea, may Almighty Allah bless u all. Amin

Good development.

HEY HEY NA BIG WAHALA B THIS O NA RUBISH B THIS NOW UR STRUGGLE CONTINUE JOOR(NYSC)

God's time is d best. Congratulation?

how r we goin to b sure of this when nobody has been paid 38000k

I pray so too but i heard it should start from march

@OP so alawee is he reason for your choise of state to serve ur father land!

engrhamid: Mainly for mobile phones and laptops sir.
Thanks

So if i can use it for my laptop then i need to get one! I will giv u a call when I'm coming

what about charging Laptop or u av another one for changing Laptop?

As Nigeria joined the rest of the world to mark this year’s World Toilet Day, a joint UNICEF and World Health Organisation 2012 report has revealed that estimated 34 million Nigerians practice open defecation.

According to the report, Nigeria is amongst top five countries in the world with largest number of people defecating in the open.

A statement by UNICEF to mark the day in the country seeks an end to open defecation, adding that lack of toilet remains one of the leading causes of illness and death among children.

According to UNICEF statistics, in Nigeria it is estimated that diarrhoea kills about 194,000 children under five years annually, while respiratory infections kill another 240,000.

These are largely preventable with improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene.

UNICEF Country Representative in Nigeria, Ibrahima Fall noted that trends in the past five years allow for cautious optimism that significant progress will be made in decreasing the number of people who practice open defecation globally.

Fall disclosed that globally, UNICEF is supporting 50 countries, including Nigeria, to implement Community Approaches to Total Sanitation, CATS, such as Community Led Total Sanitation, CLTS, aimed at empowering communities to identify their sanitation challenges and take necessary actions to end open defecation.

He explained that CLTS aims to make all communities free of open defecation by focusing on social and behavioural change and the use of affordable, appropriate technologies.

Peter Odemwingie has hailed West Bromwich Albion's victory over Chelsea as the best so far of what is turning into a memorable season at The Hawthorns.

Odemwingie, 31, headed the winner against the European champions and FA Cup holders and paid particular credit to Shane Long, who hid from most of his team-mates the fact that he had to rush away at the end because his grandmother had died in Ireland in the preceding few hours.
Long made the decider for Odemwingie with a fine second-half cross, having netted his side's first goal and then lifted his striped jersey to reveal a 'Rest in Peace, Nan' message on his t-shirt.
"I didn't know that [about the bereavement] until I started my interviews," Odemwingie said. "I wondered why he was a bit quiet.
"After the match, we were celebrating with some music in the dressing room and he wasn't with us but I didn't want to ask what happened. I asked him, 'Are you not happy with the assist?' and he didn't tell me what happened.
"So now it is clear. He deserves all the respect for playing because it was a big game for us and an important moment and he was there working hard and he played very well. A lot of credit to him for that.
"It was the best three points. It maybe wasn't our best game but it was the best three points of the season because a good test came in the latter stages where we needed to take away all the doubts about our great start.
"We needed to show people against a big club that we have started well and we want to continue that way."
Odemwingie has become The Hawthorns' man of the moment and milked the euphoria by singing and dancing in front of the Birmingham Road End after Albion had sent Chelsea home empty-handed for the second time in eight months.
He scored both goals at home to Southampton a fortnight ago and has become recognised as a quality provider since also netting against Liverpool on the opening day.
Albion are now fourth and are in the best possible frame of mind as they begin preparations ahead of the trip to Sunderland this weekend.
"It definitely gives us great belief," he said. "Our results have already given us confidence and the belief is growing but we need to keep putting things in there to keep us confident.
"Shane was really good. I wouldn't say that I always saw him crossing balls nicely but this season he has crossed the ball perfectly and that's why I went in front of goal. When he had the ball, I knew he could do it again.
"I saw the ball coming right on to my head and I just had to connect with it. That showed again that I need to get across the box when Shane has the ball because he can come up with a good cross.
"I think we are all improving. Players look more ambitious and we're playing nice football and that makes our week go really well.
"You enjoy the hard work alongside the quality and, in games, you feel you are alongside players who have confidence that they are good."
Odemwingie, who has returned to favour following the criticism that came with his sending off at Fulham early in the season, has revealed that some of head coach Steve Clarke's most stirring words on Saturday were aimed at players not even figuring in his 18.
"Before the game, he made an extra comment on those who are not even on the bench," Odemwingie said. "He said he needs everyone because there will be consecutive games coming up.
"He said from the stand to the bench is not far and from the bench to the pitch isn't far. He has to manage that in a long season where we're hoping to achieve something. We need every player and that's what he said in his talk.
"It's normal that sometimes you ask questions [about not being selected] but, in the end, it is the result that matters and there are no questions because the result is there.
"I wanted to play after Southampton when I scored two. I wanted to start again and I didn't start [at Wigan] but we won, so what can I say? He is the manager and he decides what's best for the team and the club.
"This was a good time to win against a big club in November, to show that after we beat teams like Liverpool and got an away point against Tottenham, that we're still on that same upwards movement."

http://hydeekam..com/2012/11/odemwingie-chelsea-win-was-our-best-yet.html