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Am happy I voted 4 change

Makoja mi olugbalal ki nshe orin adubulle ko

Saving...........nyc dua

Oju won lo.....osinibajo mawo won ron, oju won lo

Oponu omo......turn I dollr 2 1naira within a week lyk say na a day ya mama born ya

jazinogold:
champions league final


who would be crown champion?


Hit like for Barcelona


Hit share for juventus

barca all d way my broder....no mynd dis yeye write up wey ds mumu write

Thoor.....I no tell u...no join poltics u say enu mi nrun

Am really proud of ds man.....I salute u sir

Good 2 knw....wen u gt 2 power pls remember dose pple wu r on d same level wit u wen u are still on street......dnt 4gt where u strtd 4rm

Wike wike wike?hw many times I call u.....go nd beg ameachi b4 I open my eyes.

Ideera de! Mofi asiko yii dupe lowo eyin omo nigeria fun ise ribi ribi ta she lati fi mu idagbasoke ba ile wa yi, ni agbara olohun gbogbo wa lama je afani naa oooooo, ani bawon fi paatan

Sweetguy25:
God bless Ifeanyi Uba, he chose not involve himself in this wicked and negative entrepreneurship his fellow marketers were trying to perpetuate.

ODE OMO

Suffer,suffer,suffer,suffer in fela's voice...na ur 4lt be dt

Gboliwe:
Stop hating dude! Who called him a Hero in this thread before you carried your stereotypical brainwashed hate filled propaganda about your hate of him being a Hero? Abi you carried another thread discussion into this one? Then stop derailing. Read the OP, make your comment in line with it and move on.

ode nie.....u nver said anytin meaningful b4

PervyByNature:
I'm sick of hearing people call G.E.J a hero, the guy lost, what is expected of a looser?? No be to surrender? Even with the trillions he spent, he lost with a wide margin, now tell me, do ya'all think he doesnt know that if he doesnt accept defeat he wont even live to tell the tale? The fact that Dis guy lost and accepted defeat doesnt make him a hero, it simply makes him a good looser. QED

God bless u buddy...I tink say na only me dy tink lyk dz

Wish them all d best in new zealand

Flying Eagles’ Head Coach Manu Garba (OON)
has released a list of 21 players who will wear
the nation’s colours at this year’s FIFA U-20
World Cup finals in New Zealand.
Skipper Musa Muhammed, who led the U-17
squad that won for Nigeria a record fourth
FIFA U-17 World Cup in the United Arab
Emirates in 2013, is joined by fans’ favourite
Taiwo Awoniyi, 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup
MVP Kelechi Iheanacho, Spain –based Success
Isaac and Enyimba FC’s midfield impressario
Kingsley Sokari.
Garba has also included nimble-footed Musa
Yahaya, defence stalwarts Wilfred Ndidi and
Izu Omego, and the exciting Belgium –based
forward Moses Simon.
Attack-minded defender Chidiebere Nwakali,
who shone at the U-17 World Cup, as well as
midfield lubricator Akinjide Idowu and inspiring
goalkeeper Joshua Enaholo are also going to
New Zealand.
African champion Nigeria will play her first
match against Brazil in New Plymouth on the
first day of June, before other Group E
games against North Korea and Hungary in the
same city.
Nigeria won silver medals at the U-20 World
Cup in 1989 and 2005, but the Nigeria
Football Federation believes the current squad
has the ability to go all the way and welcome
the incoming Government of General
Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) with a major
trophy.
THE FULL LIST
Goalkeepers: Joshua Enaholo (MFM FC); Dele
Alampasu (Football College Academy);
Olorunleke Ojo (Giwa FC)
Defenders: Musa Muhammed (FC Heart
Academy); Mustapha Abdullahi (Spotlight FC);
Zaharaddeen Bello (Dabo Babes Academy);
Wilfred Ndidi (KRC Genk, Belgium); Izu Omego
(Apapa Golden Stars); Chidiebere Nwakali
(Manchester City, England)
Midfielders: Akinjide Idowu (Nigeria Young
Academy); Ifeanyi Ifeanyi (Water FC); Kingsley
Sokari (Enyimba FC); Ifeanyi Mathew (El-
Kanemi Warriors); Musa Yahaya (Tottenham
FC, England); Bernard Bulbwa (Esperance ST,
Tunisia); Godwin Saviour (FC Sports)
Forwards: Taiwo Awoniyi (Imperial
Academy); Chidera Ezeh (FC Porto, Portugal);
Kelechi Iheanacho (Manchester City, England);
Moses Simon (KAA Gent, Belgium); Success
Isaac (Granada FC, Spain)

Enugu Rangers and Heartland FC clash
at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, Enugu
while Shooting Stars visit Sunshine
Stars in an uncommon weekend of
regional ‘wars’ in the Glo Premier
League on Sunday.
The Week 8 fixtures will also see a
South-South inferno when Bayelsa
United host Dolphins FC in Yenagoa.
Heartland FC defeated Kwara United
3-1 in Ilorin but have lost consecutive
home games against kinsmen Abia
Warriors and Sunshine Stars. They
have to redeem themselves, and this
makes Sunday’s clash in Enugu one
oriental war to treasure.
Gabros International, with a 100 per
cent home record, are away to FC
Taraba in Jalingo, while Enyimba FC, who
surprisingly lost 0-2 to Gabros FC last
weekend, are at home to high-flying
Giwa FC from Jos.
Lobi Stars and El-Kanemi Warriors will
make the grass of Aper Aku Stadium,
Makurdi suffer, and Kano Pillars fans
will holler ‘Sai Masu Gida’ endlessly as
Sharks FC of Port Harcourt visit the
Sani Abacha Stadium.
Abia Warriors, with sweet memories of
their one million naira handout from
chairman, High Chief Emeka Inyama for
the victory over Heartland FC in Owerri,
play host to Kwara United, 1-0 winners
over title holders Pillars in Ilorin last
weekend.
Wikki Tourists of Bauchi, high on
confidence after a 4-2 lashing of
Enugu Rangers last weekend, are away
to Akwa United in Uyo.
Warri Wolves, Nigeria’s only remaining
team in the continent, take on
Nasarawa United at Warri City Stadium
– quality shooting practice ahead of
their CAF Confederation Cup play-off
first leg against AC Leopards in Dolisie
next weekend.
WEEK 8 GLO LEAGUE FIXTURES
FC Taraba Vs Gabros International
Enyimba FC Vs Giwa FC
Bayelsa United Vs Dolphins FC
Lobi Stars Vs El-Kanemi Warriors
Akwa United Vs Wikki Tourists
Enugu Rangers Vs Heartland FC
Sunshine Stars Vs Shooting Stars
Warri Wolves Vs Nasarawa United
Abia Warriors Vs Kwara United
Kano Pillars Vs Sharks FC

khattab02:
Will the FA be willing to accept such a friendly?? May be just, not after our swindling performances after the world cup...

ii tink I agree with u....it willl be hard 4 nigeria 2 gt quality friendly dis days due 2 our fall n ranks.

General Secretary of Nigeria
Football Federation, Dr. Mohammed
Sanusi, on Thursday made
clarification on the already widely –
publicized international friendly
between the Super Eagles and the
Three Lions of England, stating
clearly that no agreement has been
reached on a date for the proposed
game.
“The aspect of a proposed friendly
between Nigeria and England as
discussed by the NFF President (Mr.
Amaju Pinnick) and Chairman of The
FA, Mr. Greg Dyke, at their meeting
in London on Tuesday has been
somewhat overblown in the social
media.
“It is understandable that any news
of a proposed friendly between
Nigeria and England would generate
global interest, as it has done. Both
teams last played any match at
senior level about 13 years ago.
“However, we must say at this stage
that the proposal is still at the level
of discussions and nothing concrete
has been agreed as to when the
match will hold. We are awaiting
feedback from the FA and will
report on the outcome accordingly.”
Source
http://thenff.com

Chelsea’s Ivorian legend Didier
Drogba has been named the winner
of the English Premier League
African Player of the Month of April.
In a statement released by Tunde
Adelakun, CEO of the organisers
New African Soccer, Drogba, 37,
beat off competition from Crystal
Palace’s DR Congo winger Yannick
Bolassie and Senegalese Dame
N’doye of Hull City.
“The support for Drogba was
overwhelming”, said Adelakun, who
revealed that the Chelsea star was
the biggest surprise of the awards
programme being run by his
organisation thus far.
“Everyone welcomed Didier Drogba
back to the Premier League, and to
Chelsea, but we all knew he was a 36
year old and never expected much of
him”, he said.
“But to have taken up the role of
main striker in a big team like
Chelsea, at the age of 37, and
completing three consecutive 90-
minute games, scoring a crucial goal
in the process, it is no surprise that
his name came up in the shortlist”.
Drogba played all through the game
that clinched the Premier League
title for Chelsea - against Crystal
Palace at Stamford Bridge at the
weekend, and he led the
celebrations in the dressing room.
“I think he has rewritten the rule
book for 37 year old strikers and
well worth the award”, Adelakun
concluded.
Drogba is the ninth awardee of the
NAS Premier League Player of the
Month programme that started this
season and has had winners like
Mame Biram Diouf, Victor Wanyama,
John Obi Mikel, Sadio Mane among
others, in the course of the season.
His award will be presented to him in
the coming days, according to the
organisers.
Source
http://thenff.com

Rip....nigerians I wan warn una....no carry drug enter indonesia again abi mk una no carry at all...omo taba bawi toba warunki oma parun

Tnk God we nw ave a thinking president

Where ma name

cool down....y rush......don't 4gt 2day is APRIL FOOL DAY

I don change ma name 2 buhari

heeeey...I don change ma name 2buhari

heeeeeeeeeeeeeey.....I don change my name 2 buhari

Haaa!Aunty maria die lst lst,i no go see koto aye watch again

I cnt jst stp laughn,wen dz comedy go cm out.#AY WEEPN#e go swit die

Katikati.awon eyan sha.eje pdp ti wa lara won.