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Danladi7:
These CU students are suffering from serious inferiority complex.Shouting CU up and down.Even in a thread that has nothing to do with convenant university

U call that i-complex? I think u're the one intimidated. When u see such posts, just ignore and free urself of the self induced hatred.

@Op, over 130 staff just got laid off in ABUAD recently, all to cut cost. Nonetheless, Aare Afe has tried his own quota to Humanity.

What a pass from Iwobi, top draw.

BigIyanga:
You mean they voted for both muslims? It’s called freedom of choice!

If it were other way round, u'll call them slaves and traitors.

Repent and free ur soul from all these hatred and bitterness. Life is short bro, enjoy it while u pray to God to continually bless the works of your hand. With that, u won't hv time for these tribal banters.

Love you bro.

My team has gone to the dogs, real shame...

After several weeks of having "Jungle" already downloaded, i finally settled to see it.

I'll be damned in this life as a Nigerian if i ever give up on maself. Straight forward plot with tingling suspense, love it absolutely.

I've got 2 prayer points from the movie. First, a friend like an angel would never be far from us. Second, "alokoba" like that of Karl will never cross our path.

Next on the list is 2:22

Thank God for the 3 points.

This match has further highlighted the cracks in this team buh Wenger is too blind to ever fix it.

Replace Cech, add 2 new solid CB and protect them with a mobile, ball playing and combative DM. Assuming the contract rebels would stay, then thats it cos the offensive section of the team is quite ok, else replace them too.


Thats huge sum i'm talking about up there, Wenger would never spend that much at once...

na wa ooo

Xhaka should just join the injury list like that...


Really missed our lil Mozart.

Inch perfect assist from Willshere, fine finish from Sanchie baby...

Southgate should better start planning of building his tactics around Dele Alli and Jack come WC2018

Sorry Speroni, no chance there, 2-1 to the Gunzzzz

Nearly 2-1, look at Xhaka ball watching...i swear this guy is our greatest undoing this season. F***king liability

I'll take the draw...

2-2


Mtscheeeww, still not happy.

This team need a structural change( not APC's)

I nearly broke my screen....Ooops

3-2



COYG!!!

Alexis, that goal hasn't redeemed ur dirty inactions and attitude, get off my asap.

He was gonna score at some point, Mo'Salah.

Shame on Wenger, Alexis, Xhaka, Bellerin, Iwobi and the rest of the saboteurs...

Alexis clearly wants out. Who plays a corner kick like that? C'mon...

We're just fortunate to be one nill down...

Xhaka cant gv forward pass to save his life.
Alexis won't stop playing to the gallery.

Our setup isn't executing anything at all as a team tonight...

Hope alive for the nxt 45, else, to the nxt game.

jammer777:
L'pool is more technically patient than us, they might hit us cold and hard...

And its Coutinho's 11th goal of the season.

Iwobi is just running around like headless chicken

L'pool is more technically patient than us, they might hit us cold and hard...

What a way to reveal him...congrats Ororo

5-Star Gunners...

Nice back heel layoff from Ramsey to LacaLaca...Early goal for the Gunz...COYG



U.S Celebrates Nigerian Doctor’s Rare Surgical Feat    



A Nigerian pediatric surgeon, Professor Oluyinka Olutoye, is making the headlines in the United States and around the world for his success after performing a rare surgical operation.

Professor Olutoye, alongside his surgeon partner carried out the delicate surgery on a 23 weeks old foetus who was removed from the mother’s womb, operated upon and returned to the womb to heal and continue to grow until the baby girl was born at 36 weeks.

The baby suffered from a tumor known as ‘sacrococcygeal teratoma’, a tumor that develops before birth and grows from a baby’s coccyx, the tailbone.

Research says it is found more often in girls than boys, and occurs in one out of every 35,000 births.

Doctor Olutoye received his medical degree from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun state south west Nigeria and his Ph.D. in anatomy from Virginia Commonwealth University In Richmond, Virginia in the United States.

He shared his experience from this rare surgical feat and suggestions on how Nigeria can harness the talents that abound in the country’s medical space

From behind where u can see Nacho's legs clashing Sterling's, it's a penalty. Cech is soooooo poor with penalty.


Game over

Covenant University is better equipped than most of the above listed

redsox11:
You're welcome Man, we should be there for each other when we can.

Ps: I still have few things to post to bring it all together but that for later. We should work on this first.

Pps: Nennin hope you're following too? I can answer any question? other people here can also chip in.

Whats the value of thr MA line pls?

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Laca-baby

If this pressure is sustained @ the early part of 2nd half, Arsenal might concede.

COYG, let's sit on this 3points plssssss

I'm afraid, biafra has become a global movement. It'll be passed from one generation to another till achieved. The solution is not this military invasion but more practical political solutions to diffuse all elements of agitation.
I reckon, NK went about the whole movement wrongly when it mattered most. Just imagine its support base in collaboration with the "Ibadan Summit", the Caliphates wouldn't have found it funny in the coming elections and if sustained, it means power is back to the regions, hence the quick military invasion.
Let us all come together and talk, but "rara o", the "owners" said we should go through the National Assembly. We all know that with the fraudulent help of higher elected members in the chambers from their region, it will never pass through the 1st reading.
As for me, i don't care if "they" continue to rule but let their be development across the country and they should stop holding us back.