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Good day everyone, I am Jesse by name, I'm currently in the semi final stage of a singing competition, and I'm desperately in need of votes via Facebook likes to enable me proceed to the finals. I'll be extremely grateful if everyone could help. here is the voting link.. [url] http://Facebook.com/tnc.tce[/url] Please just click on the link and like the photo with the name #Jesse. Thanks to everyone in advance...please voting closes tomorrow Friday...thanks again. |
[b]By Tony Ubani Nigeria yesterday received a reprieve from world soccer-governing body, FIFA, which has moved the deadline for the nation’s ban to Friday, October 31, 2014 at midday Nigerian time. The grace according to FIFA’s Secretary-General Jerome Valcke in a letter addressed to the President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Amaju Pinnick was in order to give Nigerian football a last opportunity to avoid a lengthy suspension. On Saturday in Windhoek, Namibia, CAF President Issa Hayatou told Nigeria’s Sports Minister, Tammy Danagogo in clear terms that the world was fed up with Nigeria’s incorrigibility in the area of football administration. ‘’It is all very disappointing because we have over 50 National Associations in Africa, but a big country like Nigeria is the one always giving us the biggest headache’’. Hayatou lashed out in a meeting with Sports Minister in Namibia. Blatter and Amaju But in the letter to Pinnick, FIFA said that if they do not receive proof that the case has been definitively withdrawn from court and the board elected on September 30 is able to carry out its activities without any hindrance, they would refer the case to FIFA Emergency Committee for implementation of the suspension. In the letter, FIFA also warned of the dire consequences of a ban on the country stating that it would for instance mean that no team from Nigeria of any sort (including club teams) could have any international sporting contact. The letter with the title; Situation of the Nigeria Football Federation reads thus – We acknowledge receipt of your correspondence dated 27 October 2014 with regard to the latest developments of the situation of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). We take note of the order granted by the Federal High Court nullifying the NFF elections of 30 September 2014 and the fact that some persons claiming to have been legitimately elected previously went to occupy the offices of the NFF causing great confusion among the administrative staff. We also note that security forces prevented you from travelling to Namibia where you were supposed to represent the NFF at the final match of the African Women’s Championship. As stated in our previous letters dated 9 September 2014 and 2 October 2014, FIFA stressed that should the electoral process and the instalment of the newly elected NFF board be affected by any interference, the case would be brought to the attention of the appropriate FIFA bodies for a suspension of the NFF until the next FIFA Congress due to take place on 28 and 29 May 2015. The course of events as described in your correspondence clearly shows that interference has not ceased. Under these circumstances and in order to give Nigerian football a last opportunity to avoid a lengthy suspension, we inform you that if by Friday 31 October 2014 at midday Nigerian time we have not received proof that the case has been definitively withdrawn from court and that the board elected on 30 September 2014 is able to carry out its activities without any hindrance, we will refer the case to the FIFA Emergency Committee for implementation of the suspension. We would like to underline the dire effects a suspension could have on Nigerian football. It would for instance mean that no team from Nigeria of any sort (including club teams) could have any international sporting contact (art. 14 par. 3 of the FIFA Statutes). But it would also mean that neither the NFF nor any of its members or officials could benefit from any development programmes courses or training from FIFA or CAF any longer. We recommend that you contact the main stakeholders and concerned parties to brief them on the FIFA position. We thus hope that by Friday midday, we will receive the requested evidence in order to avoid the adverse consequences of a suspension. Jerome Valcke Secretary General Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/fifa-gives-nigeria-reprieve/ What's your take on this NFF issue?[/b] |
Osyxcel:Baba Calm down ni... What's there to the man's hat again...LoL ![]() |
[b] I came across this hilarious post on facebook today.... I couldn't stop laughing after readin it.... Difference Between A Foreign Post And A Nigerian Post. » UK PAGE.... Hello, my name is Sandra Stone, I am from Uk, i love my husband so much and I can do Anything to please him... But recently I am falling for his cousin, what should I do? COMMENTS: *James silva: I think u need to talk to your husband because marriage is all about communication. *Sarah walter: Oh my dear,sorry about that.. Have been in your shoes before, I had to wake up and face the fact that I am married. *Michael paper: well just remove your mind from him and make your husband do the things you like in his cousin.. » NAIJA PAGE ! My name is Amina, i stay in Abuja, married with a kid, I think I am falling for my husband's cousin! What should i do? No insults oO pls.. COMMENTS: *Dayo muyiwa : Fool, love na food? *Nkiru joy : You are a disgrace to womanhood.. shame on u, *Idris kunle : Any news about ASUU strike? *Toheeb sule : If u want to fall for me too, call my no 07064776454 *Funmi Leye: I no blame u at all, better go find something do with your life, fall koor, stand nii *Richard oke : Abeg who get bb charger (pin mouth) *Amaka Achebe : Ur a prostitute, u need deliverance *SlimFroshBigBick Guy : I need shugar mummy around area 1 garki, call 08099988931 *Mayhor aare : tell your husband you want divorce * cleo-patra : passing by. Lol........ [/b] |
This is how some of you invite curses into your lives..... Can't you read? It was only an allegation; a claim is called an allegation when there are no proofs to back it up. The source only said He was accused of adultery not that He was seen in the act or that they have a video document to confirm the authenticity of the claim, and some of you here are already excreting with your mouths. Even if he was caught cheating, who in the world are you to judge him? Are you more righteous than he is? "You haven't taken out the lion in your eye yet you've managed to see the mouse in your brother's eye." Please be careful what you say so you don't get what you have not bargained for. If the man of God has done something wrong, leave him to his creator to judge because He's the only one that sees both things done In the open and in secret. Thank you. And in case you're thinking I'm a member of Christ embassy.....uhm I'm not. |
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