This is how the group will finish.
1. Nigeria..................9
2. Argentina............6
3. Iran.........................3
4. Bosnia...................0


Up Super Eagles of Nigeria!
Victory is Sure!

Like Slavery & Apartheid, poverty is not
natural. It is man-made. It can be
eradicated... ~Nelson Mandela
Share yours.

R.I.P.

I would have loved to see hw he got on top of that horse. Lol

seankay: How did it happen?

Rushing to be FTC that u couldn't wait to read. Smh

ItGeek: am tired of hearing the german Anthem every race

I swearragad, its so annoying... Anyway congrats to vettel on his new record.

peter1994: Sorry this question my look silly but; how do you know if a word is censord

When it gets to where those words are being used they mute the sound, u'll mostly notice it if u are watchin a movie with the subtitle on.

I guess they were moved by the solemn sermon of the Imam.
Please, what are the procedures you follow when giving your life to Mohammed (*SAW*wateva that means), as compared to the prayer of salvation wen giving ur life to Jesus Christ? Just curios though.
Reasonable answers pls. Thanks

lirusehn: Out of numbs buh sinz u wrote SONG (no *s*) . Olamide -Durosoke. Only God knwz how irritating it sounds 2 ma hearing

If i hear... Dat song was on replay on my fone for weeks. I dnt really understand d lyrics sha... But d beats.... DOP.E! Especially d beginning of it.

Good, but u'll find out that these hospitals that are being shut down are private owned hospitals, and truth be told; how well-standard are the government owned hospitals? They are no better off themselves,
they are even more sub-standard, ill-equipped nd also indulged in medical mal-practice too.

Coconut and bread, strange but extremely delicious.

All d news nd issues regarding dis matter is becoming boring to me... In a sane society, Mrs Oduah would have been out of office now nd d country would hav moved on. But i tink President Jonathan is dragging his feet to do d right thing jus to get d attention of the people off his other incompetent issues.

And how does this help to make ASUU call off the strike?

nobleens: ple

Insulting words like dis shouldn't be used on people nor on their beliefs.......
No wonder dem slap one of ur teeth comot.

None of the above, cos my change-over switch is always on the 'Gen' part. Even wen i get to knw der is power before i change it they must have seized it. So i dnt bother.

Red- Iduot/Adadat
White- Afia
Yellow-Afia
Black-Anwewen
Every other dim colour such as blue or green are also refered to as Anwewen.

Efik/Annang

Chelsea will win dis one, because dey r using d second eleven. I wouldn't guarantee dem a win against swindon wit dia first team.

This bank seem to have the worse of everything, ranging from poor customer services to poor security services nd personnels.

Who is this roadside BBC reporter looking for cheap publicity? These days it seems if u want to get known or heard abroad u have to talk about Nigeria. Anyway that's his personal view nd opinion. Better people are also seeing great nd better things abt Nigeria.
Good people, great nation.

dayokanu: Retardeen cant even remember what he promised again in 2011. What cluelessness!!!

I am sure if they ask him for the 36 airports he promised in every state, He would claim he only meant "pot of fish pepper soup" and Kai-kai

This post doesn't make any sense at all.

@Topic, i wonder y president Goodluck will allow 7 selfish Governors to hold him and his administration to ransom jus to drive home their selfish demands. I knw he's tryin to be democratic, but being democratic is not bending to every wind dat every selfish individual blows ur way, as d commander-in-chief u should have ur stance on issues like dis.

SLIDE waxie: ode!

Y not jus make ur point or counter him without name calling?

Prof. Ogogoro:
This Boy was my junior back in my secondary school days.

Congrats my Boy. Don't forget to come pay homage to your Master...

Lolz. And while he was busy studying nd workin hard for the future u wer busy drinking Ogogoro, now u want homage abi.

deejay_harry1: dont know bro...

but u really need to check the phone section... d rate at which unessecsary threads bout tecno phones and tecno praises are coming up, is really appalling...

thank yhu..

Na wetin Seun ask wey u dey yarn so?

The dude is handsome, but not more handsome than i am, but since we are talking about celebrities here.... I give up.

Its a private affair, so y is he announcing it to the public then? Abi NANS na private agency?

VIDEOSHOP! VIDEOSHOP!

Liberia students all fail university
admission exam
26 August 2013 Last updated at 19:33
Liberia education system is said to be in a
"mess"
Liberia's education minister says she finds
it hard to believe that not a single
candidate passed this year's university
admission exam.
Nearly 25,000 school-leavers failed the test
for admission to the University of Liberia,
one of two state-run universities.
The students lacked enthusiasm and did not
have a basic grasp of English, a university
official told the BBC.
Liberia is recovering from a brutal civil war
that ended a decade ago.
'Dreams shattered'
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a Nobel
peace laureate, recently acknowledged that
the education system was still "in a mess",
and much needed to be done to improve it.
Many schools lack basic education material
and teachers are poorly qualified, reports
the BBC's Jonathan Paye-Layleh from the
capital, Monrovia.
However, this is the first time that every
single student who wrote the exam for a fee
of $25 (£16) has failed, our reporter says.
It means that the overcrowded university
will not have any new first-year students
when it reopens next month for the
academic year.
Students told him the result was
unbelievable and their dreams had been
shattered, our reporter adds.
Education Minister Etmonia David-Tarpeh
told the BBC Focus on Africa programme
that she intended to meet university officials
to discuss the failure rate.
"I know there are a lot of weaknesses in the
schools but for a whole group of people to
take exams and every single one of them to
fail, I have my doubts about that," Ms David-
Tarpeh said. "It's like mass murder."
Ms David-Tarpeh said she knew some of the
students and the schools they attended.
"These are not just schools that will give
people grades. I'd really like to see the
results of the students," she added.
University spokesman Momodu Getaweh
told Focus on Africa that the university stood
by its decision, and it would not be swayed
by "emotion".
"In English, the mechanics of the language,
they didn't know anything about it. So the
government has to do something," he said.
"The war has ended 10 years ago now. We
have to put that behind us and become
realistic."
SOURCE: B.B.C.

At dis age she should be preparing to tie the knot , not breaking up a relationship because of money issues.... Never knew she ws still un-married though. Wish her success in her next relationship.

Prince William opened up about fatherhood
to CNN's Max Foster.
by Alison Maxwell, USA TODAY
Prince William chatted with CNN royal
correspondent Max Foster in a taped
interview that aired Monday morning. Foster
conducted the interview less than two
weeks after Prince George was born. Here
are the highlights:
On the feeling he experienced when he
and Duchess Catherine emerged from St.
Mary's Hospital following the birth of
Prince George:
I think more shock and dauntingness is the
feeling I felt. I think I was on such a high
anyway and so was Catherine about George
that we were happy to show him off to
whoever wanted to see him. As any new
parent knows you're only too happy to
show off your new child and proclaim that
he's the best looking or the best anything.
On so swiftly and accurately putting
George's car seat into the car:
Believe me it wasn't my first time and I
know there's been speculation about that. I
had to practice. I was terrified that I was
going to do something or he was going to
fall off or it wouldn't close properly.
On his decision to drive Catherine and
baby George home:
I'm as independent as I want to be and
same as Catherine and Harry. We've all
grown up differently to other generations. I
very much feel if I can do it myself, then I will
do it myself. There are times when you can't
do it yourself or the system takes over or it's
appropriate to do things differently.
On Prince George:
He's a little bit of a rascal. He either reminds
me of my brother or me when I was
younger, I'm not sure. He's doing very well
at the moment. He does like to keep having
his nappy changed. He's growing quite
quickly actually. He's a little fighter. He
wriggles around a lot. He doesn't want to
get his sleep, which is a little bit of a
problem.
On Catherine as a new mom:
She's doing a fantastic job.
On his new life as a father:
For me, Catherine and now little George are
my priorities ... and Lupo (their cocker
spaniel).
On Lupo and the new baby:
He's coping all right, actually. ... As a lot of
people know when you have dogs and you
bring a newborn back they take a little time
to adapt. He's been slobbering all around
the house. He's perfectly happy.
On going back to work:
Well, as a few fathers might know I'm
actually quite looking forward to going back
to work and getting some sleep. I'm just
hoping the first few shifts I go back I don't
have any night jobs.
On his experience this summer:
The last few weeks for me have been a
different emotional experience, something I
never thought I would feel myself. And I
find, again it's only been a short period, but
a lot of things affect me differently now.
SOURCE: USA TODAY

How on earth would she have been able to use a smart phone, when she is so dumb.

Governor Peter Obi will on Thursday
announce a minor cabinet reshuffle
following the resignation of the Secretary to
the state Government, Oseloka henry Obaze
Monday night. Tension is high that three
commissioners may be dropped by Obi to
accommodate the new found peace
interests in the party.
The Nation reports that Umeh’s interests
were not protected in the current Executive
of Governor Obi and now that this
opportunity has created itself Umeh would
be adequately compensated.
Already various individuals have started
scheming for the position while a
government source said Obi is considering
elevating his Commissioner for Economic
Planning and Budget, Prof Chinyere Stella
Okunna and her Education counterpart Dr
Mrs Uju Okeke as SSG . They have topped the
list penciled down for consideration.
A government House source said a new
Commissioner entrant to the Obi’s
government would be nominated by Chief
Victor Umeh, the National Chairman of the All
Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA).
‘’Chief Umeh will nominate the new SSG or if
Okunna or Okeke is elevated then Umeh will
nominate the new commissioner and three
other commissioners may go to give room
Umeh’s interest in the government as usual.
Oseloka resigned according to him ‘’in
furtherance to my personal commitment to
public service and having been encouraged
by well-meaning Anambrarians and close
associates following due diligence and
introspection, I have this week commenced
formal exploratory talks on my possible
candidacy for the governorship of Anambra
state in 2014.
He added that he did this ,’’in Pursuant to
Section 5 (e) of the All Progressives Grand
Alliance Electoral Guidelines for the Anambra
State Governorship Primary Election 2013,
yesterday Monday 12 August, 2013 I
tendered my letter of resignation as the
Secretary to the State Government to H.E. Mr.
Peter Obi, CON. It has been an honour to
serve the people and government of
Anambra State."
THE NATION