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timidapsin:
I saw it today oh.. passed my street

Lie Mohammed

If der is any whatsapp group for uniben aspirants pls add dis no: 09028294188

0luwajuwon:
Yes

wetin concern bicycle nd petrol station

colik:
Lol...thanks for the compliment.

uwc Miss.

0luwajuwon:
Set for whr her face or boobs... I ain't see sh!t

e concern you

Berlyn:
I checked your profile saw a young gentle man looking so responsible... fvuck I thought that was you... Aww my bad pls dear stay off my mentions normally I'm supposed to ignore you.. But I felt it will be wise I let you know the truth 'learn to mind your business '

U don't need to answer him we now have kids here on NL.








BTW you're not looking bad at all

lonelydora:
While her mates are graduating with first class from University, all this ashawo Chichi thinks about is sex from Jim Iyke.

A 50 naira 'Gold Circle' would have prevented this stupidity from her.

Bros na vex but e don reach #50

I just dey observe.















sipping my chilled super glue

Gigi2sure:
Nko? oghene doh wat language is dat...orniada

just go away i give up u have won

Nko is not an English word



BTW who told u dat you have won

OP how much is super glue that u are coming to cry for us here


But calling a spade a spoon 5 yrs ain't 5 months neither is it 5 weeks. Bro she never saw a glimpse of marriage with you but you have to move on cos life goes on man.

I feel ur pain tho'

Anybody in Civil engineering dept. here

colik:
A guy who scored 188 in utme was posted to uniben...how's that even possible?

I was wowed by ur profile.....lady u set gan!!!

Proffdada:
I checked the name and wasn't disappointed

General sec. Nigerian Name-Checkers Association

Jisos see free punna

Another twist in the tale...its getting interesting on daily basis

Just checked my cousin's own and she was posted to uniben...



BTW please can anyone fill me in on BOILING POINT. I heard they lecture well there.

Ronaldo was phenomenal outside the field but what about Rui Patricio and Eder not forgetting Pepe

Greetings to the good people of this thread.

Abeg is there any whatsapp group for the aspirants.

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Welcome Musa to the league not for the faint hearted but for men only!!!

Danfuster:
badt guy things... This must be FTC. Poster below me... How market

Guy u harsh calm down nobody follow u drag FTC na!!!!

space 4 sale

class clown ni!!!!
always copying note for cheese bck den
love to fall teacher's hand ( Ms. Abolorunke 4give me sha)
As in OP plenty of wetin i do no dey ur list buh u try

Sec Sch was a hit mehn!!!

Comparing the both pics buhari's own luks more or less a photoshoot but checkout Obama's own:


Less security

Done with a smile

Infact Buhari's own is a photoshoot nothing more


This Zombies go begin quote me now

Talk about Italy's incredible record against Germany at this level is unavoidable, though both Joachim Löw and Antonio Conte are focused on the here and now ahead of their quarter-final.

Italy have never lost to Germany/West Germany in eight competitive meetings

Daniele De Rossi a big injury doubt for Italy; Germany are at full strength

Antonio Conte calls for another "extraordinary" display; Joachim Löw confident but cautious

Eleven Italy players a booking from a ban, including Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini

The winners meet either France or Iceland in the Marseille semi-final on 7 July

Possible line-ups

Germany : Neuer; Kimmich, Boateng, Hummels, Höwedes; Kroos, Khedira; Müller, Özil, Draxler; Gomez.

Out: none

Doubtful: none

Misses next match if booked: Boateng, Hummels, Khedira, Kimmich, Özil

Italy : Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Florenzi, Sturaro, Parolo, Giaccherini, De Sciglio; Pellè, Éder.

Out: Candreva (adductor), Thiago Motta (suspended)

Doubtful: De Rossi (thigh)

Misses next match if booked: Barzagli, Bonucci, Buffon, Chiellini, De Rossi, De Sciglio, Éder, Insigne, Pellè, Sirigu, Zaza

What they said:

Joachim Löw, Germany coach

This week we have analysed Italy and seen their other games – they don't just have defensive qualities but also good attacking solutions. Of course they know how to defend and we've prepared for that and analysed a few other things. I think we're well prepared. It's about a balance in between defence and attack – you must create chances, but you must take them because against Italy you may not have as many as against Northern Ireland.

The winner could of course become champions. All the sides that make it this far have that goal; both Germany and Italy have that quality, but there's still a long way to go. Maybe we'll have a semi-final against the hosts, but it won't be easy for them either. There's still a long way to go, but of course the winners tomorrow may then be favourites for the title.

We're confident because we're aware of our strengths. But it's about the opposition as well – the stronger they are, the more we have to address their strengths. I'm not sure if De Rossi will play. Italy are very flexible in their line-up and with them there can always be a surprise in their team. I consider him a very important player for them, but in the end the Italians always have a solution.

Antonio Conte, Italy coach

We're playing a very strong squad from every perspective. They're a better side than Spain and reigning world champions. I think Germany are the most complete side in the world at the moment. They have a lot of strong players. They have a side with strong principles and organisation – my compliments to their coach and their players.

In the last few days we've tried to study the opposition because it's going to be a very different game to the Spain one. We've tried to identify areas where we can hurt Germany. We have a great deal of respect for them, but we'll try to play our hand and play to our strengths.

Italy versus Germany is a knockout match, a quarter-final, and a great match for us. If I were to go back in time a month ago it wouldn't have been a contest because of the respective sides, but now we're here after beating Spain. We'll need to perform well to overturn the odds, but we've worked hard. No one starts as a beaten side. If we do win tomorrow, it will be extremely well earned.

We're not going to speculate on the condition of Daniele De Rossi but we should say that players must be fully fit for these very intense matches. I'm very confident in the overal quality of my squad.

EURO2016.com team reporters:

Steffen Potter, Germany (@UEFAcomSteffenP )

It's likely that Löw will stick with a back four despite using three in defence in March's 4-1 friendly win against the Azzurri, albeit with perhaps more defensive solidity in the form of Benedikt Höwedes. Germany's players and staff have repeatedly said there is no Italy hoodoo – now they have the duty to prove it. The ingredients for a historic victory are all there: the Mannschaft have got better over the course of the tournament – Who would have thought?

(#Turniermannschaft) – they are the world champions and they are probably going to dominate possession. As their first massive test in this tournament, it will be interesting to see if they are up for it.

Italy and Germany: a one-way love affair

Five great EURO quarter-finals

Ben Gladwell, Italy ( @UEFAcomBenG)

Italy's unbeaten record against Germany in major tournaments will give Conte's men even more confidence for this quarter-final. Although the past has no direct bearing on the present, it is a psychological fillip for an Azzurri side whose foundations at UEFA EURO 2016 have been based on a strong mentality. Italy have respect for this Germany team but no fear, and are confident of adding the scalp of the world champions to that of the deposed European champions.

Form guide (all competitions, most recent first)

Germany: WWDWWLWLLW

Italy: WLWWWWLDDL

Did you know?

Germany goalkeeping coach Andreas Köpke saved a penalty when the teams met in the EURO '96 group stage, a 0-0 draw eliminating Italy. Read more in our extensive match background .
Follow the game on social media (#GERITA)

@UEFAEURO

UEFA EURO on Facebook

UEFA EURO on Instagram

T alk about Italy's incredible record against Germany at this level is unavoidable, though both Joachim Löw and Antonio Conte are focused on the here and now ahead of their quarter-final.

Italy have never lost to Germany/West Germany in eight competitive meetings.

Daniele De Rossi a big injury doubt for Italy; Germany are at full strength.

Antonio Conte calls for another "extraordinary" display; Joachim Löw confident but cautious.

Eleven Italy players a booking from a ban, including Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini.

The winners meet either France or Iceland in the Marseille semi-final on 7 July.

Possible line-ups:

Germany : Neuer; Kimmich, Boateng, Hummels, Höwedes; Kroos, Khedira; Müller, Özil, Draxler; Gomez.

Out: none

Doubtful: none

Misses next match if booked: Boateng, Hummels, Khedira, Kimmich, Özil.

Italy : Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Florenzi, Sturaro, Parolo, Giaccherini, De Sciglio; Pellè, Éder.

Out: Candreva (adductor), Thiago Motta (suspended)

Doubtful: De Rossi (thigh)

Misses next match if booked: Barzagli, Bonucci, Buffon, Chiellini, De Rossi, De Sciglio, Éder, Insigne, Pellè, Sirigu, Zaza

What they said:

Joachim Löw, Germany coach

This week we have analysed Italy and seen their other games – they don't just have defensive qualities but also good attacking solutions. Of course they know how to defend and we've prepared for that and analysed a few other things. I think we're well prepared. It's about a balance in between defence and attack – you must create chances, but you must take them because against Italy you may not have as many as against Northern Ireland.

The winner could of course become champions. All the sides that make it this far have that goal; both Germany and Italy have that quality, but there's still a long way to go. Maybe we'll have a semi-final against the hosts, but it won't be easy for them either. There's still a long way to go, but of course the winners tomorrow may then be favourites for the title.

We're confident because we're aware of our strengths. But it's about the opposition as well – the stronger they are, the more we have to address their strengths. I'm not sure if De Rossi will play. Italy are very flexible in their line-up and with them there can always be a surprise in their team. I consider him a very important player for them, but in the end the Italians always have a solution.

Antonio Conte, Italy coach:

We're playing a very strong squad from every perspective. They're a better side than Spain and reigning world champions. I think Germany are the most complete side in the world at the moment. They have a lot of strong players. They have a side with strong principles and organisation – my compliments to their coach and their players.

In the last few days we've tried to study the opposition because it's going to be a very different game to the Spain one. We've tried to identify areas where we can hurt Germany. We have a great deal of respect for them, but we'll try to play our hand and play to our strengths.

Italy versus Germany is a knockout match, a quarter-final, and a great match for us. If I were to go back in time a month ago it wouldn't have been a contest because of the respective sides, but now we're here after beating Spain. We'll need to perform well to overturn the odds, but we've worked hard. No one starts as a beaten side. If we do win tomorrow, it will be extremely well earned.

We're not going to speculate on the condition of Daniele De Rossi but we should say that players must be fully fit for these very intense matches. I'm very confident in the overal quality of my squad.

EURO2016.com team reporters

Steffen Potter, Germany (@UEFAcomSteffenP )

It's likely that Löw will stick with a back four despite using three in defence in March's 4-1 friendly win against the Azzurri, albeit with perhaps more defensive solidity in the form of Benedikt Höwedes. Germany's players and staff have repeatedly said there is no Italy hoodoo – now they have the duty to prove it. The ingredients for a historic victory are all there: the Mannschaft have got better over the course of the tournament – Who would have thought?

(#Turniermannschaft) – they are the world champions and they are probably going to dominate possession. As their first massive test in this tournament, it will be interesting to see if they are up for it.

Italy and Germany: a one-way love affair

Five great EURO quarter-finals

Ben Gladwell, Italy ( @UEFAcomBenG)

Italy's unbeaten record against Germany in major tournaments will give Conte's men even more confidence for this quarter-final. Although the past has no direct bearing on the present, it is a psychological fillip for an Azzurri side whose foundations at UEFA EURO 2016 have been based on a strong mentality. Italy have respect for this Germany team but no fear, and are confident of adding the scalp of the world champions to that of the deposed European champions.

Form guide (all competitions, most recent first)

Germany: WWDWWLWLLW

Italy: WLWWWWLDDL

Did you know?

Germany goalkeeping coach Andreas Köpke saved a penalty when the teams met in the EURO '96 group stage, a 0-0 draw eliminating Italy. Read more in our extensive match background .

Follow the game on social media (#GERITA)

@UEFAEURO

UEFA EURO on Facebook

UEFA EURO on Instagram

T alk about Italy's incredible record against Germany at this level is unavoidable, though both Joachim Löw and Antonio Conte are focused on the here and now ahead of their quarter-final.

Italy have never lost to Germany/West Germany in eight competitive meetings.

Daniele De Rossi a big injury doubt for Italy; Germany are at full strength.

Antonio Conte calls for another "extraordinary" display; Joachim Löw confident but cautious.

Eleven Italy players a booking from a ban, including Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini.

The winners meet either France or Iceland in the Marseille semi-final on 7 July.

Possible line-ups:

Germany : Neuer; Kimmich, Boateng, Hummels, Höwedes; Kroos, Khedira; Müller, Özil, Draxler; Gomez.

Out: none

Doubtful: none

Misses next match if booked: Boateng, Hummels, Khedira, Kimmich, Özil.

Italy : Buffon; Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini; Florenzi, Sturaro, Parolo, Giaccherini, De Sciglio; Pellè, Éder.

Out: Candreva (adductor), Thiago Motta (suspended)

Doubtful: De Rossi (thigh)

Misses next match if booked: Barzagli, Bonucci, Buffon, Chiellini, De Rossi, De Sciglio, Éder, Insigne, Pellè, Sirigu, Zaza

What they said:

Joachim Löw, Germany coach

This week we have analysed Italy and seen their other games – they don't just have defensive qualities but also good attacking solutions. Of course they know how to defend and we've prepared for that and analysed a few other things. I think we're well prepared. It's about a balance in between defence and attack – you must create chances, but you must take them because against Italy you may not have as many as against Northern Ireland.

The winner could of course become champions. All the sides that make it this far have that goal; both Germany and Italy have that quality, but there's still a long way to go. Maybe we'll have a semi-final against the hosts, but it won't be easy for them either. There's still a long way to go, but of course the winners tomorrow may then be favourites for the title.

We're confident because we're aware of our strengths. But it's about the opposition as well – the stronger they are, the more we have to address their strengths. I'm not sure if De Rossi will play. Italy are very flexible in their line-up and with them there can always be a surprise in their team. I consider him a very important player for them, but in the end the Italians always have a solution.

Antonio Conte, Italy coach:

We're playing a very strong squad from every perspective. They're a better side than Spain and reigning world champions. I think Germany are the most complete side in the world at the moment. They have a lot of strong players. They have a side with strong principles and organisation – my compliments to their coach and their players.

In the last few days we've tried to study the opposition because it's going to be a very different game to the Spain one. We've tried to identify areas where we can hurt Germany. We have a great deal of respect for them, but we'll try to play our hand and play to our strengths.

Italy versus Germany is a knockout match, a quarter-final, and a great match for us. If I were to go back in time a month ago it wouldn't have been a contest because of the respective sides, but now we're here after beating Spain. We'll need to perform well to overturn the odds, but we've worked hard. No one starts as a beaten side. If we do win tomorrow, it will be extremely well earned.

We're not going to speculate on the condition of Daniele De Rossi but we should say that players must be fully fit for these very intense matches. I'm very confident in the overal quality of my squad.

EURO2016.com team reporters

Steffen Potter, Germany (@UEFAcomSteffenP )

It's likely that Löw will stick with a back four despite using three in defence in March's 4-1 friendly win against the Azzurri, albeit with perhaps more defensive solidity in the form of Benedikt Höwedes. Germany's players and staff have repeatedly said there is no Italy hoodoo – now they have the duty to prove it. The ingredients for a historic victory are all there: the Mannschaft have got better over the course of the tournament – Who would have thought?

(#Turniermannschaft) – they are the world champions and they are probably going to dominate possession. As their first massive test in this tournament, it will be interesting to see if they are up for it.

Italy and Germany: a one-way love affair

Five great EURO quarter-finals

Ben Gladwell, Italy ( @UEFAcomBenG)

Italy's unbeaten record against Germany in major tournaments will give Conte's men even more confidence for this quarter-final. Although the past has no direct bearing on the present, it is a psychological fillip for an Azzurri side whose foundations at UEFA EURO 2016 have been based on a strong mentality. Italy have respect for this Germany team but no fear, and are confident of adding the scalp of the world champions to that of the deposed European champions.

Form guide (all competitions, most recent first)

Germany: WWDWWLWLLW

Italy: WLWWWWLDDL

Did you know?

Germany goalkeeping coach Andreas Köpke saved a penalty when the teams met in the EURO '96 group stage, a 0-0 draw eliminating Italy. Read more in our extensive match background .

Follow the game on social media (#GERITA)

@UEFAEURO

UEFA EURO on Facebook

UEFA EURO on Instagram

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Portugal reminds me of Greece in the 2004 Euros despite winning 1-nil in all their games they got to the finals nd won it


Imagine messi nd his teammates dat won almost everybody in the Copa America centenario but lost in the shootout wen it mattered most...


Football is not abt winning 5-nil and losing wen it matters but playing 5 games without winning any in regulation time but still grind out results..


I rest my case!!!

ogbe2K3:
I quote u cos u r a fool.

Zombie spotted

After dem go say CR7 no dey play penalty first


haterz eat sh!t nd die Portugal are in the semis even without winning a game in 90 minutes