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Nigeria, Ivorycoast and Cameroon have made it to the world cup. From the look of things, Ghana will be joining them too. As for Burkina Faso and Algeria, one will be going to Brazil. so lets rate the african teams. I think Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Ghana will make it to the quater finals.

Nigeria and Ivory Coast have made it to the world cup finals..lets see which of this teams will join them

Nigeria and Ivory Coast have made it to the world cup finals..lets see which of this teams will join them

Côte d'Ivoire hung on to their first-leg lead to get past Senegal and make it to their third-successive
FIFA World Cup™, with Salomon Kalou's late equaliser settling frayed nerves in a 1-1 draw.
The Elephants made it to Brazil 2014 with a 3-2 aggregate win, but they were very much second-best
as Moussa Sow's late penalty saw the Lions of Terranga come within a goal of usurping Sabri
Lamouchi's side, before Kalou's lat-gasp leveller.
After a lacklustre performance by Senegal in the first-leg, overturning the 3-1 deficit always looked
like it would be a challenge, though Papiss Cisse's away goal with virtually the last kick of the game
gave them hope coming into the match in Casablanca.
It looked clear from the way hosts - who were unable to stage the game on home soil because of
riots when the pair met last year - began the game that they knew a quick start was needed. While
Gervinho set some initial pulses racing as quick feet saw him cause havoc in the Senegal area, the
men in orange spent most of the first period on the back foot.
The clearest opportunity of the first-half came after 12 minutes for the chasing side, who were
showing some of the fight that was largely missing in the first leg. Stephane Badji picked out Dame
N'Doye with a cross from the right, but his downward header had to be spectacularly hacked away
by Didier Drogba. The pressure remained, however Idrissa Gueye's follow-up shot was struck firmly
but wide.
Shortly after N'Doye ensured Boubakar Barry in the Elephants' goal was on his toes, firing a free-
kick from an acute angle towards the keeper's near post which he duly punched clear. Sane was
next to try his luck, seeing a shot from the edge of area deflected away for a corner – which could
have gone anywhere – before connecting with a spectacular, goalbound overhead kick that was
charge down by Jean Jacques Gosso.
Cisse saw a volley skip wide before the break, where the host will no doubt have been have been
kicking themselves for not reducing the deficit, but the Newcastle United striker should have opened
the night's scoring straight after the break. A terrible mix-up the back, initiated by Souleymane
Bamba, allowed Cisse to go one-on-one with Barry, but the Lokeren keeper stood tall and kept the
match goalless.
Côte d'Ivoire found any sort of possession difficult as the pressure continued, but N'Doye and Salif
Sane saw efforts go wide and blocked respectively as time ran thin for the Lions of Terranga. But
just as hope looked to be running out, Drogba of all people pulled down Sadio Mane in the area.
Sow converted the penalty to set up a grandstand final 15 minutes.
The visitors sprang into life at this point, with their Brazil 2014 dream no longer looking secure,
with Yaya Toure testing Bouna Coundoul twice as Senegal desperately searched for a dramatic last-
gasp second.
With the hosts pouring forward, a breakaway left the Elephants all free to tie the game as Kalou
slotted through Coundoul and provide relief for a nation.

m.fifa.com/newscentre/news/newsid=2224825/index.html

all facts be true.. nigeria have not lost a match on home soil since 2003( dat is after loosing to brazil) . it been 10years now.

about the 1981 thing, nigeria have not lost a competitive match on home soil. but as for friendlies, they have.

so now its all about 10year unbeaten run on home soil and and unbeaten run since 1981 on home soil in a competitive match

#TeanAppleIpad# no time for shit

The Confederation of African Football (CAF)
confirms the date and the venue of the
2013 Glo – CAF Awards. The Gala event will
be held in Lagos, Nigeria on the 9th of
January 2014.
The event has since been held in five cities;
the 2005 edition was held in Abuja (Nigeria),
2006 in Accra (Ghana), 2007-Lome (Togo),
2008-Lagos (Nigeria), 2009-Accra (Ghana),
2010 in Cairo (Egypt) and the last two
editions in Accra Ghana.
Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure is the current African Player of the Year having won
the last two editions while the 2013 African Player of the Year – Based in Africa
winner is Mohamed Abou Trieka of Egypt.

Glo – CAF 2013 Awards Categories
1. African Player of the Year
2. African Player of the Year - Based in Africa
3. National Team of the Year
4. Women’s National Team of the Year
5. Club of the Year
6. CAF Fair Play Award
7. Coach of the Year
8. Most Promising talent
9. Women’s Footballer of the Year
10. Referee of the Year
11. CAF Legend
12. Africa Fines XI
13. CAF Platinum Award

this should make frontpage. its live at mtv base. eminem rocking the crowd now

2013 MTV EMA: The Complete Winners List
MTV News staff
November 10, 2013
While Justin Timberlake and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
went into the 2013 MTV EMA on Sunday night
(November 10) as the most-nominated with five nods
apiece, there seemed to be plenty of hardware to go
around as chart-toppers like Eminem, Miley Cyrus and
Katy Perry took home honors. The action wasn't just at
the podium, of course, as the aforementioned winners
were also among those who took the stage for
unforgettable performances.

naija will be like 'we lost because they did not allow us to rest after playing ethoipia'
naija like excuses

NIGERIA WILL . make i no talk now before people go shout TB joshua and nairaland wiseman

Most Gifted Male Video
Donald - Over the Moon – 1A
Zeus ft AKA & Tumi - #DatsWasup – 1B
Wizkid - Azonto – 1C
Ay/Marco Chali - Party Zone – 1D
Iyanya - Flavour – 1E

Most Gifted Female Video
Zonke - Feelings – 2A
Lizha James ft Anselmo Ralph - Vais Rochar – 2B
STL - Stella Stella Stella – 2C
Tiwa Savage ft Don Jazzy - Without My Heart – 2D
Toya DeLazy - Heart – 2E

Most Gifted Newcomer
Moneoa - Is’Bhanxa – 3A
Lola Rae - Watch My Ting Go – 3B
Khaya Mthethwa - Move - 3C
Victoria Kimani - Mtoto – 3D
Burna Boy - Tonight - 3E

Most Gifted Duo, Group or Featuring
Teargas - Wake Up - 4A
Xtatic/AKA & Priddy Ugly - Hit ‘Em Up - 4B
MiCasa - Can’t Get Enough - 4C
EME - Baddest Boy – 4D
Naeto C ft D’Banj - Tony Montana (Bad Pass) Remix – 4E
Zonefam - Contolola - 4F

Most Gifted Ragga Dancehall Video
Buffalo Souljah - Basawine – 5A
Kaakie - Too Much - 5B
Jesse Jagz - Murder Dem – 5C
P-Unit ft Collo - You Guy (Dat Dendai) – 5D
Radio & Weasel - Can’t Let You Go – 5E

Most Gifted Hip Hop Video
AKA - Jealousy – 6A
Jayso & Sarkodie - Pizza & Burger – 6B
Reason - Do It Like I Can – 6C
IFani ft Blaksuga - Chocolate Vanilla – 6D
E.L./M.Anifest - Hallelujah – 6E

Most Gifted R&B Video
Banky W - Yes/No - 7A
Victoria Kimani/M.I. - Oya – 7B
Anselmo Ralph - Curticao – 7C
Danny K - Brown Eyes – 7D
Chase - Lonely – 7E

Most Gifted Afro Pop
The Soil ft Zakwe - Inkomo – 8A
Sauti Sol - Money Lover – 8B
2Face Idibia - Ihe Ne Me - 8C
The Muffinz - Umsebenzi Wendoda – 8D
Davido - Gobe – 8E

Most Gifted Dance Video
KCee - Limpopo 0 9A
Mafikizolo - Khona - 9B
Fuse ODG ft Wyclef Jean - Antenna – 9C
DJ Malvado ft Petty - Jamaica – 9D
DJ Ganyani ft FB - Xigubu – 9E

Most Gifted Kwaito
L’Vovo Derrango ft Professor - Palesa – 10A
Professor ft Oskido & Charactor - Finger Prints – 10B
EES - Woza December – 10C
Kabelo - Impilo - 10D
DJ Tira ft Big Nuz & Joocy - Summertime – 10E

Most Gifted African West
D’Prince - Goody Bag – 11A
Ice Prince - Aboki – 11B
R2Bees - Life (Walaah) – 11C
D-BlackJoey B - Vera – 11D
Chidinma/ Ill Bliss/ Tha Suspect - Emi Ni Baller – 11E
P Square - Alingo – 11F

Most Gifted African East
P-Unit/Collo - You Guy [Dat Dendai] - 12A
Sauti Sol - Money Lover - 12B
Radio & Weasel - Magnetic – 12C
Ay/Marco Chali - Party Zone – 12D
Navio - Kata - 12E

Most Gifted African South
Dama Do Bling - My Eish - 13A
Oskido - Tsa Mandebele – 13B
Black Coffee ft Zakes Bantwini - Take It All Off – 13C
Paul G ft Fabulous - Get Control - 13D
DJ Dimplez ft L-Tido & Anati - We Aint Leaving – 13E
Khuli Chana - Hazzadazmove – 13F

Most Gifted Video of the Year
AKA - Jealousy – 14A
Mafikizolo - Khona – 14B
STL - Stella Stella Stella – 14C
P Square - Alingo – 14D
Fuse ODG ft Wyclef Jean - Antenna – 14E
Xtatic/AKA & Priddy Ugly - Hit ‘Em Up - 14F
Zeus ft AKA & Tumi – #DatsWasup – 14G
Wizkid - Azonto - 14H
Paul G ft Fabulous - Get Control – 14I
Reason - Do It Like I Can – 14J
R2Bees - Life (Walaah) – 14K
Ice Prince - Aboki - 14L

Channel O Music Video Awards , also known as Spirit of Africa Music Video Awards are Pan-
African music awards organised by South Africa -based Channel O television channel. The
awards were first held in 2003 under the name Reel Music Video Awards . Since 2005 the
awards have been held annually.

The winners are voted by Channel O's viewers across the
continent.

for me its yes and No..

yes: I believe gambling should be legalized and taxed because whether it
is illegal or not, it still goes on. Gambling happens. Whether the
government says it is legal or not, it still occurs under the table. The best
thing that the government can do is legalize it, create regulations for
fairness and safety, and tax it. It is similar to the idea of prostitution in
Nevada. It is going to go on no matter what the law says - you can't
prevent it. The best thing you can do for peoples' safety is to legalize,
but regulate it.

no: Legalizing gambling can affect young children a lot.
Since it can get a person a lot of money in an easy way, young children
may follow the wrong path.
• Gambling becomes addictive very easily. This leads to a lot of debts.
Family problems occur and there are fights in the house.
• Even though gambling may get a lot of money, if a person looses, social
impact is heavy.
• Citizens should be encouraged for better things rather than legalizing
gambling. Gambling undoubtedly may generate a lot of revenue;
legalizing gambling will make people loose their savings in the thirst of
earning money the easy way.
• Legalizing gambling would also attract people who didn’t gamble at all!
• Gambling may lead to political corruption as well.

Judek2: Please.. Have Sweden and Argentina played 3rd place

no..dey will play after the finals..

Judek2: Please.. Have Sweden and Argentina played 3rd place

no..dey will play after the finals..

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Pimples generally occur on the face, neck, back and shoulders. Though not
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There are a lot of lotions and medicines on the market to treat pimples but
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1. Ice
Ice can be used to quickly get rid of pimples. It helps in improving blood
circulation to the affected area, and in freezing the skin pores and
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crushed ice, whichever is convenient.
Wrap the ice in a piece of cloth and hold it on the affected
skin area for a few seconds.
Wait a few minutes and repeat the process .
When used repeatedly on the pimples throughout the day, ice helps reduce
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[Related: Top 3 Face Masks for Acne (Pimples) ]
2. Lemon
Another quick way to get rid of pimples is the use of lemon juice, which is
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Dip a clean cotton swab in fresh lemon juice and apply
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Dip and clean cotton swab in honey , put it directly on the
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Wash the skin well with lukewarm water .
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The toothpaste that you use every morning to clean your teeth also can be
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If you wish, you can repeat the process in the daytime also. Just make sure
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Cut a fresh garlic clove into two pieces.
Rub the garlic on the pimples and leave it for five minutes
before washing the skin with lukewarm water .
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lets get to know the situation in your area with the recent nationwide blackout

Just as they have done on four previous occasions in the FIFA U-17 World Cup, Argentina reached
the semi-finals at UAE 2013 only to miss out on a place in the final. Yet, having grown in stature
throughout the tournament, the Argentinians are refusing to be downhearted following Tuesday’s
semi-final defeat to Mexico, and are already looking forward to Friday’s match for third place
against Sweden.
One of La Albiceleste’s standout performers in the UAE has been Lucio Compagnucci. The Velez
Sarsfield midfielder has turned in some courageous displays so far and was hurting more than most
at losing out to the Mexicans.
“It’s very painful and I feel pretty powerless, which I suppose is how you should feel after losing a
semi-final,” he told FIFA.com . “It was a strange game. We missed a penalty four minutes in. Then
they scored, got another, and we had a player sent off. I feel very angry because the ball just didn’t
want to go in.”
The No14 identified the penalty miss and first-half dismissal of team-mate Joaquin Ibanez as crucial
to the outcome of the game: “If we’d scored that penalty and not had a player sent off, I think we
would have won.
"If we’d put it away, we could have then sat back and hit on the counter. It was just bad luck for
Sebastian Driussi, but we all know very well that he’s helped us to win on other occasions, even if
he couldn’t manage it today.”
Concurring with that view was Argentina defender Nicolas Pinto: “People watching the game could
see that Mexico were not the better side. I think we outplayed them the whole game, but we had the
misfortune of going a man and two goals down. When one of our players got sent off, the team lost
its shape and they had more space. To my mind the result is misleading, because we would have
gone on to win easily if we’d scored the penalty.”
Coach Humberto Grondona also weighed in: “There was only one team playing in the second half.
They made the most of the counter-attack they had and made the difference in the scoreline.
Mexico are a good side and they play very well. It was their night tonight, not ours, and it’s as
simple as that.”
Sights on Sweden
Argentina now have a couple of days in which to lick their wounds and take stock of Tuesday’s
defeat, though they still have a battle for third place with Sweden to look forward to.
Contemplating their last assignment in the UAE, Compagnucci said: “After missing out on the final,
all I can say is that we’re keeping our heads held high and we’re proud of this team and the family
we’ve become. We’re going to go all out for that third place because we’ve worked very hard to get
this far and we don’t want to go away empty-handed.”
Pinto, who plays for Boca Juniors back home and came on with half an hour remaining against the
Mexicans, mapped the way forward for Argentina: “We’re going to rest now, let the dust settle and
think about Friday’s match. We’re going to give it all we’ve got because coming third is not the
same as coming fourth. We’ll be putting the preparations in so that we can climb on to the
podium.”
“It’s been a long time since an Argentinian team reached the semi-finals of a World Cup,” added
Grondona, expressing his satisfaction with his side’s performance thus far. “The boys are feeling
down but they know that they gave everything they had out there. We got together on the pitch after
the game and I congratulated them and told them what a father would do with his sons, though
that’ll stay in the dressing room.”
Grondona added that he has set one last objective for the whole squad: “The boys and all the
technical staff want that podium finish now. I know it’s not the best, but I think it will spur them on
for the rest their career and in the stage of development they’re at right now.”
www.fifa.com

Elliotwiz1: sorry, can't like your post... Everybody knows the power of revenge... Those boys were defeated 6-1 they must have discovered their weakness by now, they will be coming to regain their honour, even if the Eaglets wins, i'm not sure it'll be up to 4-0.. Just saying.

lol. when i said nigeria will beat sweden with 3 goals, everybody were saying that they are strong and they will beat us. mexico beat argentina, but do you tink argentina where tough. CIV almost beat dis argentina, just that CIV were playing with their chances. let wait still friday. you will see nigeria breaking the mexican defence. watch the goals flow. it might be up to 6 again. mark this post

like this post if you know Nigeria will beat mexico by 4 goals to nil

like tis post if you want awoniyi, iheanacho and isaac to play at the same time

nigeria will beat sweden by 4 goals to 1.. MARK DIS POST

SWEDEN 1 vs NIGERIA 4

like this post if you think iheanacho and yahaya will score

The 2014 World Cup in Brazil is fast approaching and we want to know your plans during the
game's greatest football tournament.
Are you going? Who will you be supporting? Where do you want to visit? We want the answers
to help you enjoy every game from wherever you may be watching.

iheanacho, yahaya and gudino are the three favorites to win the golden ball.. with tha absent of brazil's mosquito, who will take this golden ball. iheanacho has 5 goals and has given so many assist on the field of play. iheanacho has been doing well and everybody is watching him. musa yahaya has 4 goals. he has showed that he can become like Iniesta. he controls the midfield and send a lot of good passes. he is very good at counter attacks. Diaz..a player from mexico has shown great quality and he is becoming a threat.. he also helped his team to beat brazil during the penalty shoot out.. Berisha on the other hand is said to posess the qualities of young ibrahimovic. he scored goals for his team and pose as a major threat upfront.. Please who do you think will take the Golden ball

The list of musicians who rake in millions of dollars are usually reserved for international
megastars like Beyonce or Kanye West and people who largely hail from the western world.
However, there are artistes across Africa whose stars are rapidly rising and they are able to
command larger paychecks around the world. Highly influential and each bringing their own
unique sound, these artistes represent the richest African musicians, according to Answers
Africa. ANTHONY ADA ABRAHAM brings you the list.

10. Jose Chameleone
Jose (or Joe) Chameleone is a Ugandan artiste who found his niche blending traditional
Ugandan folk music, a bit of rumba and a heavy reggae influence. He sings in English, Swahili
and Luganda. His mansion outside of Kampala and four cars (including a Cadillac Escalade and
a Benz) are evidence of his success, particularly with his hit, ValuValu. He's been credited with
changing the face of music in Uganda, as well as making local music accessible to the rest of
the world.

9. Banky W
Born Olubankole Wellington in the U.S, Banky W moved back to Nigeria and grew up in Lagos,
where he began singing at an early age. Finding success early in singing competitions, most of
his wealth has come from endorsement deals with companies such as Etisalat mobile and
Samsung in Nigeria. He also started the Mr Capable Foundation, an education charity that
provides tuition scholarships for disadvantaged children.

8. Hugh Masekela
Musical sensation Hugh Masekela is a South African artiste who plays variety of instruments
including the trumpet, flugelhorn and cornet, along with singing and composing his own work.
He has been highly praised for his work, with everything from a Grammy nomination to the
Order of the Ikhamanga by President Jacob Zuma (for achievements in arts, culture, literature,
music, journalism and sports in South Africa.) He has graced prestigious festivals across the
world. He is perhaps best known for his acapella style singing and collaboration with Paul
Simon and Ladysmith Black Mambazo on the Graceland album and 1987 Graceland tour.

7. 2 Face Idibia
Nigerian singer and songwriter, 2Face Idibia, began his career as a member of the hip hop
group, Plantashun Boyz, but went solo in 2004 after the group split. His most popular song,
African Queen, took off after being featured in the movie Phat Girlz in 2006, but all of his five
albums have been very well received around the world. His wealth comes from various real
estate investments across Nigeria, as well as the $80,000 he commands per show.

6. Fally Ipupa
Fally Ipupa, a former member of Quartier Latin International (along with Koffi Olomidé, to be
mentioned later), went solo in 2006 and has been incredibly successful, both in his home
country of the Democratic Republic of the Congo as well as internationally. With MTV Africa
Music and Kora awards under his belt, he's racked up clothing endorsement deals in Paris as
well as high commissions for his shows across the world which are almost always sold out.

5. Salif Keita
Born and raised in Mali, singer and songwriter Salif Keita has been referred to as the "Golden
Voice of Africa," with his original take on Afro pop music. Despite his royal heritage (he's
directly descended from Sundiata Keita, the founder of the Mali Empire), he chose a path of
music, bucking the Malian caste system. But this means that he was loaded even before his
music career took off, explaining his private island and properties across Europe.

4. Koffi Olomidé
Along with fellow Congolese star, Fally Ipupa, Koffi Olomidé formed Quartier Latin as lead
singer and vocalist before launching his solo career. Dubbing his style of music as tchatcho, he
considers it a blend of soukous music (dance music that originated from African rumba music).
He's notorious for taking on controversial subjects in his lyrics, which has led him to be widely
praised and criticised worldwide. Raking in over 100,000 Euros per show, Olomidé is extremely
popular across Africa and the world. One of his albums is listed in Robert Dimery's book, "1001
Albums You Must Hear Before You Die."

3. D'Banj
Dapo Daniel Oyebanjo, D'Banj aka the Koko Master, has been killing it in his country, Nigeria
and around the world since 2007, and was the first African artiste who signed with the music
label GOODMusic, owned by Kanye West. The recipient of countless awards, D'Banj is known for
his unique sound of dance music and afro beats. He is involved in a variety of investments
including a nightclub in Nigeria, brands such as Koko water, and was given his own reality
show, "Koko Mansion." He also rakes millions in shows and brand endorsements.

2. P-Square
P-Square is made up of identical twins, Peter and Paul Okoye, who began singing and dancing
together back in their small Catholic high school in Jos, Nigeria. After forming the group in
2005, their music developed a devoted following, particularly in South Africa, and each album
outsold the previous one. They were named Artistes of the Year at the 2010 Kora Awards and
now bring in more than $150,000 per show. Best of all, their shared home is worth more than
$3 million and has been dubbed "Squareville." Talk about product placement!

1. Youssou N'dour
Not surprisingly, YoussouN'dour brings it home in the No. 1 spot. This Senegalese singer is
widely considered the most famous singer alive in Senegal and much of Africa. His style of
music is known as mbalax, a mix of Senegalese traditional music in the Serer language and
various styles from around the world including Cuban rumba, hip hop, jazz and soul. With
millions around the world in his fan base, he is now the owner of the biggest media house in
Senegal (complete with radio and TV stations) and was appointed tourism and culture minister
in 2012. More importantly, before K'naan had "Waving Flag" in 2010, N'dour was responsible
for the 1998 FIFA World Cup national anthem, "La Cour des Grands," along with Axelle Red.

spade: I don't like P-Square's selections, though.

I believe there were hotter tracks they would've used.

7/10

e don finish sef

wahala dey oo

WE TALKING MONEY AND YOU TOKING NONSENSE

where is rickross.. beautiful onyiye.. ross should be shoting huh by nw

teacher: who stopped the killing of twins
students: psquare
teacher: correct. i tink se una go fail am