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mhizesther:And will always be.. u were in what hostel? I was in El-Kanemi before moving outside campus |
mhizesther:Jaja boys were known for that. Don't know if the trend still continues |
frankdoz23:Mumu |
streets2empire:I can never change my church for a woman. I could go there once in a while but definetely not change |
Guy, I understand how you feel. Some of us have been there where you shut the door against other girls and stay faithful and in the end the lady you did it for failed. Sorry, its simply that she is not meant to be for you. i wont be easy getting over it considering all you have done in the last 6 years, introduction etc. i will advise you to move on with your life. if asked what happened, as a man tell people you caused the break up, defend her still. reason is taking the blame will help you in the healing process. blaming her will make you to recall.. speaking from experience. reactivate your locked down mission, one of them may just be HER. when you meet the right one, you will forget about this one. |
SaulRazor:Stop misinforming Nigerians, He has visited Osun, Ogun, cross River |
Evaberry:No we are not. we are God's own people. The head of the female clan. without us, there wouldnt have been you, without you, there wouldnt have been us. Some men may be scumbags, not all men. Just as some ladies could be oloshos, not all ladies are |
that means the babe visits the guy in the hostel or vice versa. |
How will I know if my girl can cook or not if she doesn't cook for me and how will my relationship grow if I don't take care of my girl as often as I can? Nonsensical advice |
richybankx:It's no longer allowed cos it could cause body damage to the player himself and others. cant recall, an incident occured during a football league match and the necklace caused a damage to the neck of the player. naturally authorities stopped players from putting on even studs till it got to checking if their boots are not metal studs of the old |
Flashh:His statement to me is not ordinary oo. Na so Dagrin sing his own death song, though unreleased. Just musing |
Evaberry:Can I check myself with you? |
MhizzAJ:Are they not human beings with a future? They have feelings too |
24sqm:It took me three months to get over it. Emotional pain is more than physical it can take forever for it to heal |
24sqm:I can relate |
Barcelona superstar, Lionel Messi, has told the club he will not put pen to paper on a new contract, before the summer transfer window closes. Spanish outlet, Marca, claims that Messi wants to see how the club operates in the final days of the transfer market, before committing his future to them. And president Josep Maria Bartomeu is said to understand’s Messi’s position, believing he must prioritise bringing in new recruits ahead of renegotiating with the Argentinian. However, the Spanish paper go on to say that Messi is not thought to be considering leaving the Nou Camp – contrary to reports elsewhere. Barca suffered the embarrassment of announcing Messi had signed a new four-year deal before later confirming he had not. It is suggested that Messi is more likely to sign on in September, when the transfer window has shut and he has returned for Argentina’s World Cup qualifiers against Uruguay and Venezuela. Despite Messi’s willingness to stay, there remains annoyance among Messi’s team-mates over Neymar’s £198million departure to Paris Saint-Germain. Barca have endured a disappointing window, which saw Neymar leave in a world-record move to Paris Saint-Germain. They have also been unsuccessful in their pursuit of Liverpool playmaker, Philippe Coutinho and Borussia Dortmund’s Ousmane Dembele. While Messi is annoyed by the situation, it is understood he is not actively looking to leave the Nou Camp and is still happy at the club. Any contract extension would likely be signed in September on his return from international duty, with the five-time Ballon d’Or winner’s current deal set to expire next summer. http://www.thesportsbay.com/replace-neymar-sign-new-contract-messi-tells-barcelona-board/ |
ThinkSmarter:Don't bother you can never understand |
ANIEXTY:Amen |
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has said Nigerian banks, telecom companies and businesses sponsoring foreign football leagues on local television channels must be ready to spend 30 per cent of their budget on Nigerian local league. He said this in Lagos today, folowing a planned amendment of the National Broadcasting Code to allow for Nigerian content and flavour in what Nigerians consume on electronic channels. The Minister had stirred controversy when he conveyed government decision that any programme meant for Nigerians must be produced in Nigeria. Alhaji Mohammed said he had no regret for stating the position, saying he was not appointed Minister to develop the economy of other countries at the expense of the Nigerian economy. In a statement in Lagos on Wednesday, the Minister said the Creative Industry’s potential of creating one million jobs in three years cannot be realised if jobs meant for Nigerians are being exported to other countries under the guise of producing, in other countries, programmes to be consumed in Nigeria. ”I didn’t say that henceforth, all music videos and films will be produced in Nigeria, or that the production of music videos or films outside Nigeria will be banned. All I said was that if a programme is designated as a Nigerian (local) content programme, we will amend the Code to ensure that it is produced in Nigeria,” he said, adding: ”On that, there is no going back.” The Minister recalled how his office was bombarded with calls from concerned Nigerians when the last edition of the ”Big Brother Naija” was produced in South Africa, saying he subsequently directed the National Broadcasting Commission to investigate the circumstances surrounding the controversy. ”Following the findings, we decided to amend the relevant sections of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code to prevent a repeat of that development. We are now in the process of doing that, so that anyone who intends to produce a reality show or similar programmes for Nigerians cannot take the production of such shows outside Nigeria. ”Nigerians are a very proud and resourceful people, and we are sure that no Nigerian will be against a decision to prevent the jobs that can be done in Nigeria by Nigerians from being exported to other countries,” he said. In a related development, Alhaji Mohammed has said the Broadcasting Code is also being amended to help develop the local football league. ”This (amendment) is not just about the Creative Industry. We are also going to ensure that the NBC Code is amended in a manner that if any company in Nigeria today invests a million dollars in promoting or supporting any (football) team or league outside Nigeria, I want the Broadcasting Code to be amended to the effect that it will not allow that programme to be aired unless that company supports the Nigerian League with a percentage that will not be less than 30 per cent of what was spent. ”This is because we cannot continue to develop the economies of the other parts of the world from the sweat of Nigerians and at the expense of the Nigerian economy,” the Minister said. http://www.thesportsbay.com/lai-mohammed-orders-foreign-football-league-sponsors-support-npfl/
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slyrone:Please what's school? Hope it's not KC. My fellow kingsmen talk about it but none of us know him |
juman:What has APC and Obasanjo got to do with this? Stop reasoning with your ass |
fatdick:So he is now a prof. Good for him.He taught me during my undergraduate days. He can never change. Thats just who he is. |
GodsLastBorn:I had mine and it took me a while to get over it after much efforts to revive mine. I activated some levels and got my groove back. Got another job, became more involved in social activities. And now its all past tense, @op forget about her. she doesnt worth your thoughts. it wont be easy, but you will surely forget her soon. hang out more, hook up with friends and just do things that will engage your time completely. in no time, she is out. talking from experience |
Ajewealth123:and the kids dont know. nature's call must be obeyed at all cost. kpele |
Ajewealth123:You buy it often for your kids ba? |
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Xda59:You are entitled to your own opinion. I stand by mine. She was not a prostitute. She didn't sell herself for money. And the mother knew about it. We should stop castigating the dead as well as the mother. |
carammel:Everyone has been calling her Olosho. I can categorically say she is not. She lived in Abuja with her mother. Though her mother struggled to send her to school. The Alhaji deceived her and her mother and other poor families to help send and pay for their school. The Alhaji appeared like a philanthropist championing indigent girls, promisng to sponsor their educations. The story is quite long. The mother knows about everything and even permitted her to go meet him when he sent for her and another girl. She was not selling herself to any Alhaji. She was tricked while trying to rescue another girl in Alhaji's house. Let's watch what we say people. Cheers |
myplaydiary:According to the wife, they only helped to bury him. Zenith paid the burial expenses while Police did the burial in police style and that's all. No other compensation |
La Liga giants, Barcelona are demanding from Arsenal’s Hector Bellerin to take a leaf from Cesc Fabregas playbook and force his way out according to reports that emerge in Spain. It is reported that the Catalans are ready to offer €45.5m (£40m) for the 22-year-old. The defender has appeared to be the main defensive priority as makeshift Sergi Roberto is not the perfect defender Ernesto Valverde wants. Bellerin has a blistering season with Arsenal with a solid combination of defensive and offensive display. He is regarded as one of the fastest players in the English Premiership. Barcelona Ernesto Valverde has also singled out the defender as one of his priorities this summer. http://www.thesportsbay.com/copy-fabregas-and-force-your-way-out-of-arsenal-barcelona-tell-bellerin/
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