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Budapestboy:
Don’t be daft and foolish! It is totally within your rights not to get a vaccine but you have no right to come to work and infect other people with Covid because you don’t want to take the vaccine!

And who says the vaccinated folks won't spread the disease in equal measure?

This is disheartening. These guys are about to hatch another plan.
Book Haram is an ideology, people don't repent from it overnight. Not a single person there has repented. They are either planing something else or were in disadvantaged position and so this despicable act of fooling Nigerians. More disheartening is the fact that the Nigerian Army is using tax payers money to feed terrorist that will turn against the Nation once the opportunity arises again, what a shame.

But you folks said they were only bandits, now you are confirming that, they are actually Boko Haram members.
Politics has taken you guys very far and very close to the brink.

I will vote Sowore in 2019. He is better than all of them put together.

Wow, I salute you, sir. May the good Lord bless you for your service to humanity.

Wow, I love this man. Diplomacy at its best. Obama, LGBT rights is a non-issue here in our continent.

Ok, let's hear you.

That makes you my birthday mate sir, happy belated birthday as I was busy celebrating yesterday.

Eziachi: Ihioma is actually a name of a town in Orlu.
The masquerade itself is called Nmanwu.
Other towns that are neighbours to Ihioma are Amaifeke, Okporo, Ihite-Owerre, Obibi etc

Sure, it's called Mmanwu. I only wanted to make reference to the particular Mmanwu since all masquerades are called Mmanwu in Igbo.
So many communities in Delta and Anambra states share this masquerade and I was very delighted watching it. I sent liinks to my brothers and he was very delighted and yes you have to be intiated and swear to a secret oath to participate.

chmod777: Great Igbo culture, the video IHioma masquerade is unique among the orlu zone, Anambra south and up to Umunoha near Owerri. I wish my poeple would have the infrastructure to invest in these culture to attract tourism.
Poverty has really dealt with us

The Ihioma didn't stop there. it extended to many parts of Delta State: Ndokwa-East, Ndokwa-West, Oshimili LGAs. Pay a visit to Abala-Uno and you will marvel at the Ihioma (Mmawu) will see and more so it's very respected there.

Funny thread. My wife has one dangerous hot pant she wears at home, I had to warn her when I caught her attempting to go outside the house while wearing that same hot pant. I couldn't believe she would even answer the door wearing that thing. Meanwhile, she's always not comfortable with me wearing only boxers in the presence of other ladies except relations and when I asked her reason, her response was; can't you see your something is almost popping out.

Waziri, is setting up herself for destruction. She's dabbling into complexities and much worse, spiritual matters where she has no knowledge. If she continues along this line, I can guarantee her destruction in no distant future.

Ghanians should read this before making their usual boast.

RESULTS OF HEAD TO HEAD MEETING BTW NIGERIA VERSUS GHANA UP TO DATE 41 MEETING, NIGERIA=19 WIN, GHANA=10, DRAW=12

January 28, 2010: Ghana 1 - 0 Nigeria (Afcon)

February 3, 2008: Ghana 2 - 1 Nigeria (Afcon)

February 6, 2007: Nigeria 1 - 4 Ghana (Friendly)

January 23, 2006: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Afcon)

February 3, 2002: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Afcon)

May 30, 2003: Nigeria 3 - 1 Ghana (Friendly)

December 15, 2002: Ghana 0 - 1 Nigeria (Friendly)

February 3, 2002: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Afcon)

July 29, 2001: Nigeria 3 - 0 Ghana (WCQ)

March 11, 2001: Ghana 0 - 0 Nigeria (WCQ)

August 28, 1999: Nigeria 0 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

March 9, 1994: Nigeria 0 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

January 23, 1992: Nigeria 1 - 2 Ghana (Afcon)

April 13, 1991: Nigeria 0 - 0 Ghana (Afcon qualifier)

September 2, 1990: Ghana 1 - 0 Nigeria (Afcon qualifier)

February 6, 1987: Nigeria 1- 2 Ghana (Wafu Cup)

October 30, 1983: Nigeria 1 - 2 Ghana (Olympic qualifier)

March 8, 1978: Nigeria 1 - 1 Ghana (Afcon)

August 31, 1975: Ghana 3 - 0 Nigeria (Ghana Festival)

August 24, 1975: Ghana 1-2 Nigeria (Ghana Festival)

February 25, 1973: Ghana 0 - 0 Nigeria (WCQ)

February 10, 1973: Nigeria 0 - 2 Ghana (WCQ)

May 18, 1969: Ghana 1 - 1 Nigeria (WCQ)

May 10, 1969: Nigeria 2 - 1 Ghana (WCQ)

October 21, 1967: Nigeria 2 - 1 Ghana (Azikiwe Cup)

September 28, 1967: Nigeria 1 - 1 Ghana (Friendly)

February 12, 1967: Nigeria 2 - 0 Ghana (Azikiwe Cup)

November 7, 1965: Nigeria 3 - 0 Ghana (Azikiwe Cup)

February 23, 1963: Nigeria 5 - 0 Ghana (Nkrumah Cup)

December 17, 1961: Nigeria 5 - 1 Ghana (Friendly)

June 1, 1961: Nigeria 3 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

April 30, 1961: Nigeria 2 - 2 Ghana (Afcon qualifier)

September 28, 1960: Nigeria 4 - 1 Ghana (WCQ)

September 10, 1960: Nigeria 2 - 2 Ghana (WCQ)

August 28, 1960: Ghana 4 - 1 Nigeria (WCQ)

November 21, 1959: Nigeria 5 - 2 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

October 25, 1959: Nigeria 4 - 1 Ghana (Olympic qualifier)

October 27, 1957: Nigeria 3 - 3 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

October 30, 1955: Nigeria 7 - 0 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

October 11, 1953: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

May 28, 1950: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Friendly

RESULTS OF HEAD TO HEAD MEETING BTW NIGERIA VERSUS GHANA UP TO DATE 41 MEETING, NIGERIA=19 WIN, GHANA=10, DRAW=12

January 28, 2010: Ghana 1 - 0 Nigeria (Afcon)

February 3, 2008: Ghana 2 - 1 Nigeria (Afcon)

February 6, 2007: Nigeria 1 - 4 Ghana (Friendly)

January 23, 2006: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Afcon)

February 3, 2002: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Afcon)

May 30, 2003: Nigeria 3 - 1 Ghana (Friendly)

December 15, 2002: Ghana 0 - 1 Nigeria (Friendly)

February 3, 2002: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Afcon)

July 29, 2001: Nigeria 3 - 0 Ghana (WCQ)

March 11, 2001: Ghana 0 - 0 Nigeria (WCQ)

August 28, 1999: Nigeria 0 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

March 9, 1994: Nigeria 0 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

January 23, 1992: Nigeria 1 - 2 Ghana (Afcon)

April 13, 1991: Nigeria 0 - 0 Ghana (Afcon qualifier)

September 2, 1990: Ghana 1 - 0 Nigeria (Afcon qualifier)

February 6, 1987: Nigeria 1- 2 Ghana (Wafu Cup)

October 30, 1983: Nigeria 1 - 2 Ghana (Olympic qualifier)

March 8, 1978: Nigeria 1 - 1 Ghana (Afcon)

August 31, 1975: Ghana 3 - 0 Nigeria (Ghana Festival)

August 24, 1975: Ghana 1-2 Nigeria (Ghana Festival)

February 25, 1973: Ghana 0 - 0 Nigeria (WCQ)

February 10, 1973: Nigeria 0 - 2 Ghana (WCQ)

May 18, 1969: Ghana 1 - 1 Nigeria (WCQ)

May 10, 1969: Nigeria 2 - 1 Ghana (WCQ)

October 21, 1967: Nigeria 2 - 1 Ghana (Azikiwe Cup)

September 28, 1967: Nigeria 1 - 1 Ghana (Friendly)

February 12, 1967: Nigeria 2 - 0 Ghana (Azikiwe Cup)

November 7, 1965: Nigeria 3 - 0 Ghana (Azikiwe Cup)

February 23, 1963: Nigeria 5 - 0 Ghana (Nkrumah Cup)

December 17, 1961: Nigeria 5 - 1 Ghana (Friendly)

June 1, 1961: Nigeria 3 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

April 30, 1961: Nigeria 2 - 2 Ghana (Afcon qualifier)

September 28, 1960: Nigeria 4 - 1 Ghana (WCQ)

September 10, 1960: Nigeria 2 - 2 Ghana (WCQ)

August 28, 1960: Ghana 4 - 1 Nigeria (WCQ)

November 21, 1959: Nigeria 5 - 2 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

October 25, 1959: Nigeria 4 - 1 Ghana (Olympic qualifier)

October 27, 1957: Nigeria 3 - 3 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

October 30, 1955: Nigeria 7 - 0 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

October 11, 1953: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Jalco Cup)

May 28, 1950: Nigeria 1 - 0 Ghana (Friendly)

Please pardon my plagiarism as I copied this from Kickoffnigeria.
I just wanted some folks to know that Nigeria has beaten Ghana more than they have beaten us.

It's  Nig 0-Ghana-1

@ Chidexy, God bless u man.

Ok guys, does anyone have an update on the match?

Guys, anybody with updates?

House, any idea on how to verify the authenticity of my customs papers online?

I want to buy a fairly used Honda Accord (not Nigerian driven) EOD but I don't quite know the difference between those three models. The only clue I have gotten so far; is that the 2003 model is most prone to transmission problem.
Any auto guru in the house with any ideas?

Guys, sorry I didn't know this topic has been posted already. Mike Emelano Now Chelsea's Assistant Coach

Hey guys, our own Michael Emenalo has been appoited First team coach of Chelsea.
I think that's good news for us and who knows, the guy might come good some day for Naija like he did in Tunisia and USA '94. What do you guys think.

Am humble, intelligent and I 've got a good heart.

No, Donbra

Love eludes us when we get too wise and put everyone under the microscope. I think that to love, is to be foolish otherwise how can u explain all that trust on another person who could easily disappoint you. More intruiging is the fact that; that's about the only way to live life completely. Love is maddness but 'there's pleasure in being mad but only the mad man knows'.

My husband's wife.

@ Poster, I 've been married for 3yrs now and I know what u 're talking about. I dated her for almost 4yrs b4 marriage. I stopped have butterflies b4 marriage but I still love her and will definetely spend the rest of my life with her.
The truth is; forget about butterflies and face reality (face the real deal that brought you two together). The best part of marriage is not based on passion but on genuine respect, understanding and love you both share.

@ Poster, I appreciate your sincerity so much but I think there's nothing to it.
You know ur husband beta than anyone of us so I would assume that you know his views on issues like that. I do not think there's any need to tell ur husband coz he might start thinking u were even toying with the idea of being unfaithfull.