Nigerian Record Label executive and music producer, Michael Collins better known as Don Jazzy, has advised his fellow men on the need to educate themselves on how to woo a lady.
According to him, the days of using money to get a woman are gone now as money doesn’t faze them anymore and now they demand proper wooing if you want to have a thing with them.
He shared a video on his page to give men the latest update and even shared a few hints on how to go about it. He captioned the video,
How are you doing your highness? May I speak freely? You are beautiful and I will like to wash your pant.
If dem like make dem turn snake and monkey to president...what God have in store for me is mine and won't pass me by...if Naija keeps failing,I will keep winning individually.
Christane: I always believed Nigeria will win d match despite Nd fact dat some unpatriotic Nigerians wey counting dem off ..saying Egypt were going to defeat us by a wide margin ..bt d reverse z d case ... we should all learn to support our country despite d fact dat d country ain't doing well ..bt we can't deny dat Nigeria z one of d power house of world football whether we like it or not ...I really appreciate d boys for their effort in all department in d pitch dey were outstanding ... congrats super Eagles ... CONGRATULATIONS NIGERIA
Na Negative comments ginger dem....dem no go like fall their hand..
princeemmma: Coach Augustine Eguavoen and his Super Eagles’ wards face a stern test of their credentials when Nigeria and seven-time champions Egypt go for each other’s jugular in the opening match of Group D of the 33rd Africa Cup of Nations finals on Tuesday.
Venue and time
Venue is the 30,000 –capacity Stade Roumdé Adjia in the northern Cameroonian town of Garoua and kick-off is 5pm.
Nigeria, Egypt records
Egypt swept the stakes at the first two editions of Africa’s flagship football competition, in 1957 and 1959, and then won on home soil in 1986 and in Burkina Faso 12 years later, before a hat-trick of consecutive titles in 2006, 2008 and 2010.
Nigeria soared to glory on home soil in 1980, won in Tunisia in 1994 and overturned bookmakers’ predictions to triumph in South Africa nine years ago.
Previous encounters Both teams are not unfamiliar to themselves at the AFCON, with the Pharaohs hammering the Eagles 6-3 in Nigeria’s first-ever match at the competition (in Ghana in 1963) and coming from behind to tame the Eagles 3-1 in the city of Benguela (Angola) in 2010.
In all other confrontations at the Africa Cup of Nations, the Eagles have had the upper hand.
On their march to victory in 1980, the Eagles sailed past the Pharaohs 1-0 in a group phase clash in Ibadan, and four years later, following a pulsating 2-2 draw in a semi final match in Bouake (Cote d’Ivoire), Nigeria won on penalties to reach the final against Cameroon’s Indomitable Lions.
In 1990, a lone goal by Rashidi Yekini consigned the Pharaohs to defeat in a group phase match in Algiers, and in 1994, both teams battled to a scoreless draw at the Stade Chadli Zouiten in Tunis. What Nigerians should expect – Eguavoen
Eguavoen, who leads Nigeria from the bench on Tuesday, was involved in that cagey affair in the cold of central Tunis, but envisages that there will be nothing cagey about Tuesday’s game in the sunny atmosphere of Stade Roumdé Adjia.
He said, “I look forward to an interesting game between two ambitious teams. As I said a couple of weeks ago, we will take it one match at a time. For now, we see the clash with Egypt and all our plan is how to earn the three points. The Egyptians are a strong team and will come with a lot of confidence and steam, but we will also be going to the field with a lot of confidence and steam. It is going to be an interesting evening.”
Osimhen, Ighalo absent
Nigeria are without top marksman Victor Osimhen, and 2019 AFCON top scorer Odion Ighalo was held back by his Saudi Arabia club. However, the absences create opportunities for a number of young guns to make hay at Africa’s grand houseparty.
Players to watch out for
Former U-17 star Taiwo Awoniyi is expected to lead the line and reproduce some of his potency from which German Bundesliga club Union Berlin is benefitting, with Leicester City’s Kelechi Iheanacho and Czech Republic -based Peter Olayinka also on the line.
Skipper Ahmed Musa and Samuel Chukwueze hit target in the training match with Cameroonian top club, Cotonsport Garoua on Friday, and there are also Greece –based Henry Onyekuru and former Olympics star Sadiq Umar as possibilities in the frontline.
Injury has kept out midfield linchpin Oghenekaro Etebo, but Wilfred Ndidi will still enforce and former U17 World Cup –winning captain Kelechi Nwakali is expected to step up to the plate and show muscle in the playmaker’s role.
Defender Leon Balogun’s forced absence, through injury, means Italy-based right back Tyrone Ebuehi will probably start while Chidozie Awaziem and Kenneth Omeruo hold sway in central, and Portugal –based Zaidu Sanusi will contend with the left back role with the versatile Olaoluwa Aina. Salah for Egypt
Egypt depends heavily on Liverpool ace Mohamed Salah, recently shortlisted for the FIFA Best Player award.
Why Nigeria should win
Victory on Tuesday evening will provide confidence boost for the Super Eagles ahead of the other Group D ties against Sudan (January 15) and Guinea Bissau (January 19).
robosky02: AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS Afcon 2021: Nigeria vs Egypt: Where the game will be won or lost
The two giants will do battle in the opening game of their Africa Cup of Nations campaign on Tuesday.
Three-time Africa Cup of Nations winners Nigeria and record seven-time champs Egypt will face off on Tuesday and both sides recognise the value of a strong start.
With either expected to end win Group D, first-place may well be claimed by the nation that triumphs in Garoua.
GOAL took a look at factors that could possibly swing the result in either team’s favour.
Undoubtedly Egypt’s star player, keeping the Liverpool forward quiet will be a tough ask.
Be that as it may, the West Africans will look to limit the supply to the superstar — involved in six of the Pharaohs' 10 goals since his 2017 Afcon debut — who can hurt Nigeria in several ways.
Limiting defensive mistakes Unforced errors at the back were prevalent in Gernot Rohr’s final games in charge, with the Super Eagles conceding soft goals at times, while their frailties went unpunished on other occasions.
Indeed, the defensive personnel selected by Augustine Eguavoen have to play at their best to avoid yet another false start at Afcon.
Midfield control The absence of dominance in the middle has often seen the Nigeria midfield fail to assert themselves against sides you expect them to be comfortable against.
This was a frustration under the previous regime, and it remains to be seen if there will be any significant change against the Pharaohs.
Supposedly weaker sides mostly failed to punish that Super Eagles weakness, but the Pharaohs are a different kettle of fish.
Making the most of set-pieces The disappointing nature of wide free-kicks and corners remains an ongoing issue.
The Super Eagles tend to get a bulk of opportunities from dead-ball situations which largely amount to nothing.
Moses Simon bears the brunt of supporters’ criticism, despite his dependability from such situations at Nantes.
If he starts against Egypt and retains set-piece taking duty, Augustine Eguavoen will hope for better deliveries from the wide attacker.
Supplying the frontmen With Victor Osimhen out of Afcon, there is a greater need to fashion opportunities for whoever leads the line in Cameroon.
The Napoli star’s profile and mentality mean he flourishes despite insufficient assistance up top, but his replacement may require improved service in the attacking third.
Fred166: I married my beautiful wife January this year, I Love my wife so much, I have never cheated on her since we got married. I opened a business for her worth 900k. i've already promised her a car this coming year (well I ride camry muscle and I'm tired of sharing the car with her).
My wife is too lazy, all she cares about is her eye lashes, make-up, nails and watching Zeeworld all day, She goes to her shop 10am and return 3pm, She barely take care of the house. Sometimes the plate I used for breakfast before going to work would still be on the dining table unwashed when I return. Her make-up tools and bag littered everywhere in our sitting room.
We're expecting our 1st child, Now that She's pregnant (4 months) she's worst. Na so so chop chop, I will jokingly say babe Pls don't go out of shape I won't look ur side again, Is like the more I beg, the more she chop chop. ...weird food carvings. Coconut water and bread, shawarma and pepper soup with sugar cane in her hand, I dare not buy it for her otherwise I won't sleep.
I still cook when I'm back from work. Anytime I tried to talk to her, she would say can't I see she's pregnant, she's having waist pain, leg pain, Infact body pains. I wanted to employ a maid she refused, she spoke ill about maids, she said they are husband snatchers e.t.c.
3 days ago, She asked me to renew our dstv sub and I refused. Yesterday I noticed she has done it (first time). I saw her watching Zeeworld, laughing sheepishly and pointing to the TV, I needed to watch man united match so I changed the channel, she dragged the remote control from me and changed it back to Zeeworld, she said I'm too stingy, I didn't sub for her, I refused to buy her a car.
I don't know what to do. With her lazy attitude I'm scared during delivery she would be saying I can't push o.
Some Nigerian artists are the cause of their short comings,Una go dey bill like Una no get sense...bill fairly and reasonably so you will always win your clients back.
damilola4162: Mohammed Salah of Liverpool, who plays forward for Egypt National team has admitted that they are under pressure to win, ahead of their 2021 Africa Cup of Nations opener against Nigeria, Newspremises reports.
The Egyptian superstar has never for once win the tournament with the Pharaohs, but they arrive in Cameroon as one of the favourites.
“There is pressure to win the AFCON tournament. This is the title I am yet to win. I have always wanted to win something for Egypt.
“The team always comes first and we can do something this time around. We have a good coach and a good team.
“We will do our best to make our people proud,” he told a press conference on Monday.
On the game on Tuesday, Salah said: “Super Eagles have a good team but we would do our best to defeat them.”
Havesomesense: This question is specifically for the ladies. A Fine man without muscles or an Average looking man with muscles? Which would you choose and why. Nb: Money here is not an issue
I'm an AVERAGE man with muscles and a perfect body structure.
NwekeUG: Nigerian crossdresser, Okuneye Idris, popularly known as Bobrisky has reportedly left Benin following an outrage he ignited by asking the Oba of Benin, Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Ewuare II, to “come and marry” him, IGBERETV has learnt.
Bobrisky made the comment in a video he shared to express his excitement at being in Benin for an event by celebrity interior designer, Ehi Ogbebor.
In the video, Bobrisky said;
He wrote on the video;
However, after getting slammed by Benin indigenes for calling out their traditional head, Bobrisky has tendered a public apology.
He shared the apology on his Instagram story, where he noted that he was just joking when he made the comment.
In his apology, Bobrisky said,
After Bobrisky's apology, a video was shared online in which a man was heard saying that Bobrisky has been sent out of Benin. He said that Bobrisky took a 12pm flight back to Lagos on Saturday January 8, 2022.
He also reiterated that they have no connection with the crossdresser.
A Young Girl identified as Maryam Mustapha, was reportedly killed by a stray bullet while asleep in her bedroom in Maiduguri, Borno state.
According to one Yagana Usman, the deceased was hit by a stray bullet fired by unknown persons suspected to be revellers who shot into the air to celebrate the New Year.
The incident happened at Umarari ward, Baga road at about 12:44am on December 31, 2021.
"Maryam Mustapha was killed by a stray bullet while sleeping in the room on the 31st of December 2021 around 12:44 Midnite by unknown persons that ar shooting guns sporadically in the name of celebrating new year (2022),at Umarari ward,baga road, Maiduguri," he wrote.
"Nobody cares when this innocent child died,an nobody knows who was responsible.can anyone celebrate to usher in the coming year by killing someone? Where are the Government? The Human right people? The securities? We want justice!!! May your soul rest in peace."
robosky02: Super Eagles left-back, Zaidu Sanusi, has promised to do everything possible to keep Egypt’s star man, Mohammed Salah, quiet when they clash in the opening match of AFCON 2021 Group D at the Roumde Adjia Stadium, Garoua, on Tuesday, Completesports.com reports.
Zaidu told Completesports.com before the Super Eagles departed Abuja for Garoua that he was not scared of the responsibility of marking out the dangerous Mohammed Salah at AFCON
“I have played against Salah in his Liverpool colors twice this season in the champions league and I am not afraid to play against him again. Thought we lost both legs of UEFA champions League, but I was able to minimize his forays and reduce his influence in the two defeats,” the FC Porto defender told Completesports.com.
“Having played against him, I am confident that we can keep him quiet and stop the Egyptians’ attack from hurting us. We have a young team and good attack that can score goals, so the Egyptians should fear us too. I believe we can beat them if we get our tactics right,”
Zaidu added: “On if we can win 2021 AFCON, I will say we are among the favorites, but we have to try and qualify from the group first. We want to win and make our own history. It’s not going to be easy, but by the grace of God, we can make it happen.”
The Super Eagles’ clash with the Pharaohs of Egypt on Tuesday will precede the second Group D match of the day – Sudan versus Guinea-Bissau, also billed for the same venue.
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They won't...Na the girls wey dey follow dem because of money go die first...Follow pple because of love not because of money...That's how u know genuine ones.
slawormiir: Damnnn niggar If it is weed he is smoking Then Your brother is gradually turning into a real niggar
Smoking is good....far more better than drinking.....Highness from Smoking is the best...it will not make you vomit and it will not disgrace you like alcohol
It enhance your mental strength...your sense of reasoning will be good....Ogbeni op..As your brother is Smoking he should also be eating...there won't be problem
Even me I smoke alot....infact I be exhaust....I just finished Smoking about three tie now...
And am going to make sure I finish this amala and ewedu
It's a taboo to weed without food....Na Wetin dey make some dey run mad ...I weed 247,3 times a day, everyday in a week...God bless marijuana...Fukk alcohol,fukk cigarettes.
[quote author=CastedAyo post=109153220][/quote]2baba is right....AG really transformed in sound and style...I won't say it's simi though..AG is a sensible guy whom knows music business.
Politics › Re: Who Would Be The Next President Of Nigeria Between Atiku And Tinubu? by Johel(m): 5:18pm On Jan 13, 2022
