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Victoriousvic:
I no dey follow man's endorsement sir. Na Baba God endorse Vivly.

Join me in voting for her.

#TeamVivly

Lol

Victoriousvic:
Cc: Epaul, Hanibal, justfree1, tmx21, GatJokez, diaryuser, Abuklaw, curve, bubblezz, mysticgal, kusksy, kanwulia, lastpage, Dyoungstae, micolaj, booqee, xkris11, Bigcake, Gazzuzz

I, Jarus, endorse Jennimma. Join me in making her dream come true by voting for her.

Victoriousvic:


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I endorse Jennimma. Join me in voting for her.

dbest01:
To make the vote count please, kindly type "I vote for Jennimma"

you can invite your friends too to cast their votes in her favour.

Thanks as u do so.

I voted her 3 hours ago. The endorsement was just to call followers' attention to her.

Karleb:
naijaboiy(m), Victoriousvic(m), Ksslib(m), woomiewoomie(f), Vstuffs(m), Olsoo(m), naijababe(f), Shevychen2, mayapop(f), yankydollars(f), Kirinwa, GIYAZZ(m), Nastydroid(m), Elantracey(f), Yomieluv(m), cbrass(m), Andyblaze, blueyedgeek(m), Danhumprey, yuzedo, agnespommy, Kunlexic(m), Dannylux, Kslib(m), deejayharry1(m), Fynestboi, adaberry(f), ChocolateBarbie(f), Redmosquito(m), AbuMikey(m), Vivly(f), homesteady(m), cutekonkolo(f), PretiEbony(f), Nemidav(m)

Jennimma is the lady to beat. Vote for her.

dbest01:
Guys, sorry to disturb. Na beg i dey beg. Kindly come in here and vote for Jennimma.
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Endorsed.

oliidell:
Yea bro...that's true, but one of the ground rules of this contest is 'no campaigning at this stage'.

Ok. Noted. Thanks.

oliidell:
Suraj, jennimma is beautiful yeah I agree, but why not let ur followers look at all the contestants and decide for themselves.

There is something called campaign and vote soliciting. I'm not aware it is illegal anywhere.

I have not threatened anyone who doesn't vote for her, you know. I'm only persuading. Persuasion is not against any rule I'm aware of.

Jennimma has my vote.

Most beautiful in my opinion, but may likely come 4th from the trend, as she doesn't have an aggressive campaign base.

I shared this post. All my followers that will come across this post should do this for me by voting Jennimma and let's see if we can push her up.

Empiree:
Thanks but this is not affirmative. Me and my partner have been looking forward to partner with someone in 9ja but been uneasy. The new NNPC chief seems taunting our request. So you want to gist your position there?.

I'm an Accountant.

But your post presumed a lot of things, including that I knew your request.

robosky02:
join me, honeric01, and ajibel to spread the news about the Nigerian league

it can only get better

You guys are doing a great job

Empiree:
@ Jarus, you currently work in oil and gas industry ?

Masha Allah

This game is not over. Ghanaians are fighters. You don't score Ghana one goal and think it's over. Against Nigeria, it's doubly so.

papiforreal:
be like say na only ppeople wey attended ife de work for chevron nd shell. Hw bout other uni's like A.B.U

No, every recognized university has representative in these IOCs. Maybe the first generation uni's have more presence.

saxywale:
I know him very well as he was a friend. He and his closest pal, same class in ife both got jobs in chevron before toyin even went for his Msc in reservoir evaluation at HWU on his study leave.
The close pal graduated with 2.1 and still works for chevron till date. Those are just two out of many. I have lost count of Ife physics graduates working in Mobil unlimited, total exploration, chevron, Schlumberger e.t.c with first degree, no masters. There are lots of them in telcos too.
Most of the ones abroad are also working for different engineering firms.

That is my point. And some people are wailing for being "given" physics.

crowniran:
oh!..oga Jarus seems am rude...sorry then

No problem my brother. We learn everyday.

gbosaa:
The winner here is Ghana. Why should NFF organise a match between Nigeria's Super Eagles and Under 23 team of Ghana.Win or lose the Ghanaians will go back to Accra with their heads held high.God forbid we lose or draw this match jiggaman and crew wld be jumping like kangaroos on trampoline celebrating.

Why not ask Siasia to face this people with their mates even though we know their boys are grand daddies to the likes of udo and pyagbara or they should have organised a match between Manu Garbas Under 20 and Kano pillars.

Same here o. Win or lose, Ghanaians have seen something to brag about for the next 1 years.

RedBenson:
Lmao. Oga Jarus, you must be a very funny dude.

Serious, some requests lack courtesy, basic etiquettes.



Email is a better thing to request. Even when you want to request for phone number, not asking it to be dropped on public forum, and most ridiculously to be chatting on whatsapp.

Sounded like high school kids exchanging number on those JAMB threads.

crowniran:
oga jarus are u on whatsapp.?....drop ur number if yes

Just like that?

miembamish:
What about women football na
Azeeeezat would have clinched it for sure!!!

The shortlist for that will be released when they get to 3. Oshoala should easily clinch that.

I know a sister that got afflicted by Jinn from drinking ihantu given to her by one of those deviant alfas. Her life has not been the same again. Seeing weird creatures, dreams, sleep disturbances etc. She's actually on Nairaland.

Rawaniyah is not acceptable in Islam. They are used by sufis. Look, we are not permitted to use Jinn - good or bad, Muslim or non-Muslim for anything. Using them borders on shirk.

There are authentic invocations from Qur'an and sunnah that are sufficient to cure afflicted people.

Prophet treated people afflicted by Jinn - like the case of a woman whose child was afflicted by fits caused by Jinn and the prophet exorcised.

Great exorcists in history like Ibn Taymiyah did not use any Rawaniyah.

truthman2012:
Yes, this is the true nature of islam as a religion: communicating with evil spirits (jinn) through incantations.

Since communication with evil spirits (God's enemies) is permited in islam, how is the religion from the true God?

That is just one of the reasons I have been telling those who have ears to hear and minds to reason that Gabriel that spoke to Mohammed could not have come from the true God. He was a jinn who disguised as an angel. This is why muslims are comfortable with magic and having relationship with evil spirits.

Think of it yourself, what does an alfa who is supposed to be a man of God have to do with incantation to conjure jinn (evil spirits)? What does a 'babalawo' (herbalist) do? The same thing. Or is a babalawo who conjures evil spirit also a man of God?

I once preached to a babalawo (herbalist) together with an alhaji at the same time after a co-operative meeting one day. The babalawo (herbalist) when defending his religion said they have the same system with the muslims and the alhaji did not dispute it.

It means islam is another department of the Devil like other cults as they both contact the same masters (evil spirits).

No wonder muslims don't believe in miracles through Jesus but are comfortable with magic through satan and his evil spirits.

How possible can muslims get to God's paradise with their association with the devil and his jinn? Satan is destined to go to hell fire with those who associate with him.

To become an alfa in islam, after studing the quran to know the will of Allah, the next thing is to study the art of arabic magic. How do you call islam a religion of God then? Is your Allah a god of magic? No wonder Allah's paradise is full of women for se.xual immorality.

The Bible says by their fruit we shall know them. I advise you to repent and follow Jesus before your eyes are closed in death. No second chance after death.

You definitely have issue with comprehension. Didn't you see "deviant" - the adjective we used to describe the alfas that do it? So deviant, in your own books, mean correct or standard? Doesn't deviant used for them already tell you they're doing what Islam does not sanction? And now, you picked what a deviant person is doing and used it as standard for Islam. Maybe we should use the many cases of Christian pastors found with charms, human head etc as basis for ideal Pastor.

You were blind to the message here that patronising Jinn is evil and not sanctioned by Islam.

Anyway, we know your evangelism is based on bending truths and misinterpreting the obvious.

On Muhammad, Muhammad was above evil whispering. Evil spirits couldn't inspire someone with his level of faith.

Ochillary:
GYAN SHOULD NOT BE ON THIS LIST

He did well in World Cup, now ranks as highest scoring African in world cup. Also doing well for Ghana NT this year.

Lordave:
I suggest CAF shouldn't waste time and money on this irrelevance award. No African player has performed to the extent of being recognized as the continent's best this year.
Nevertheless, Emerick Aubameyang is my favourite for the award.

Agreed. Compared to the time of Eto'o, Drogba, Weah, and even El-Hadji Diouf, Kanu, Adebayor, Kanoute, Yaya Toure. Those guys were clearly outstanding in the years they won it

Sijioke:
you dont except a civil engineer to be performing surgery.

I mentioned those exceptions in the earlier part of the article.

Although a civil engineer or medical doctor can end up being a banker.

Dereformer:
NIM

Chartered Economist of Nigeria

CIPAN


ANAN

Please add yours.

ANAN is relevant in the public sector. Others, I agree with you.

I didn't even read beyond the first 3 lines to know this is fraud.

Tolexander:
fixed!

Thanks. I struggle to spell or pronounce that dude's name and no time to look it up.

ajahexcel:
That payement is per session and it runs until you graduate

Mine was paid twice. 175k, then another 80k the following year.

It was obvious Musa was going to make the list. He even made Top 10 last year and emerged 9th Best Player in Africa in 2013.

Unfortunately, that's how far he could go this year again. Maybe a little up, to like 5th.

Martins should have made this 25 man list and even a top contender if that performance was in Europe.

An average year for African footballers, compared to when there used to the time of the Drogbas and Eto'os of this world.

If Okocha of 2003-2005 and Essien of 2004-2007 had enacted the performance that didn't win them the award in those years (no thanks to Eto'o and Drogba), those performances would have easily won them the award this year.

My prediction for Top 3
Asamoah Gyan
Pierre Agyuemang
Slimani (Algeria)

Asamoah Gyan may clinch it.

Meanwhile, FTC. Dedicated to Musiwa, my Nairaland menthol.

The Confederation of African Football on Thursday in Cairo, Egypt announced the nominees for the 2014 African Player of the Year and the 2014 African Player of the Year (Based in Africa) in the Glo-Caf Awards.

Twenty-five players were nominated for the African Player of the Year, while 20 players made the list for the Player of the Year (Based in Africa) category.

Super Eagles’ duo of Ahmed Musa, who plays for CSKA Moscow, and Vincent Enyeama of Lille, France, are the two Nigerians who made the list of the topmost 25 players in the main Award category, while Ejike Uzoenyi of Rangers International, Enugu is the only Nigerian shortlisted in the 20-man list of Africa-based Player of the Year.

Musa, a very resourceful player, and Enyeama, the outstanding goalkeeper, were members of the Super Eagles team that won the 2013 African Nations Cup in South Africa and also participated actively in the Super Eagles’ campaign in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Ejike Uzoenyi on the other hand made his international debut for Nigeria in 2012.

He was called up to Nigeria’s 23-man squad for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and was named to Nigeria’s squad for the 2014 African Nations Championship, where he emerged the most valuable player of the tournament.

He was also named in the Nigeria’s provisional squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and made the final squad after Elderson Echiejile was excluded by injury.

The list was compiled through a vigorous exercise by the Confederation of African Football. CAF took into consideration the performance of the nominees for their national teams and clubs from January to November, this year.

Other players shorted listed for the African Player of the Year award include the Ghanaian duo of Asamoah Gyan of Al-Ain and Kwadwo Asamoah of Juventus; Senegal’s Dame N’doye of Lokomotiv Moscow and Sadio Mané of Southampton, Emmanuel Adebayor  of Togo and Tottenham and the Cameroonian trio of Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting of Schalke 04, Stephane Mbia of Sevilla and Vincent Aboubakar of Porto.

Others are Yao Kouassi Gervais ‘Gervinho’ of Cote d’Ivoire and AS Roma and his fellow country men: Wilfred Bony of Swansea and Yaya Toure of Man City as well as Fakhreddine Ben Youssef and Ferdjani Sassi from Tunisia and CS Sfaxien.

Also listed are Algerian quartet of Islam Slimani of Sporting Lisbon, Raïs M’Bolhi of Philadelphia Union, Sofiane Feghouli of Valencia and Yacine Brahimi of Porto. Yannick Bolasie of DR Congo and Crystal Palace, Thulani Serero of South Africa and Ajax, Seydou Keita of Mali and As Roma, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of Gabon and Borussia Dortmund and Mohamed El Neny of Egypt and Basel completed the list.

In the African Player of the Year (Based in Africa) category, the 20 players short-listed are South Africa’s Bernard Parker, Bongani Ndulula and late Senso Meyiwa of Kaizer Chiefs Amazulu and Orlando Pirates, Amr Gamal of Egypt and Al Ahly, the duo of Akram Djahnit and El Hedi Belamieri  of Algeria and ES Setif.

The list also included Tunisian and CS Sfaxien players: Fakhereddine Ben Youssef and Ferdjani Sassi.

Others are: Congolese quartet of Firmin Mubel Ndombe of As Vita, Jean Kasusula of TP Mazembe, Kader Bidimbou of AC Leopards and Lema Mabidi of As Vita.

Also nominated are Geoffrey Massa of Uganda and Pretoria University, Mudathir Al Taieb of Sudan and Al Hilal, Roger Assalé of Cote d’Ivoire and Sewe Sport, Solomon Asante of Ghana and TP Mazembe, Souleymane Moussa of Cameroon and Coton Sport and Yunus Sentamu of Uganda and AS Vita.

The winners of the two categories will be decided by votes from the Head Coaches and Technical Directors of the National Associations affiliated to CAF.

The Glo- CAF Awards Gala will take place on January 8, 2015 in Lagos, Nigeria.
Ivorian Yaya Toure was crowned African Player of the Year for the past three years, whilst Mohamed Aboutreika of Egypt was named African Player of the Year (Based in Africa) last year.

Sauce: http://theeagleonline.com.ng/caf-names-ahmed-musa-enyeama-23-others-for-glo-caf-awards/