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gidjah:
The school sef too evil,too many rules.... Too many catholic things...too many cult things.it really reflects the life in the catholic world.

I CAN ONLY PRAY FOR YOU

tired of talking about any Nigerian government... RIP to the man

michaelismenten:
guy u finished from ansu, do u know iyebeye michael

..not mcb but physiology

babyfaceafrica:
oduah better do normal before warri people change am for am...money is not everything

......first of all u will ask d man of he knows d boy in person,u don't ask of ur son and u want to bury him rubbish

who the medal epp

RIO OLYMPICSAFRICAN COUNTRIES MEDAL TABLE so far…..SOUTH AFRICA: 3 golds, 2 silver, 1bronze.ETHOPIA: 2 gold, 1 silver. .KENYA: 1 gold, 1bronze.EGYPT: 1 bronze.TUNISIA: 1silver.NIGERIA: 1 copper, 2wood and 3 rubber.GHANA: 4 aluiminium, 2 zinc,3 magnesium.GAMBIA: 2 bags of sand 3 bags of charcoal and 2 gallons of palm oilCAMEROON: one egg roll,two bag of beans and 7moimoi…..Lolz

can a physiologist practice as a physician in a hospital?

yes..... like in my skul (ansu) they are doing both medical and industrial. mcb and dat helps many of dem to work in many places like hospitals, labs, food processing companies and even some pharmaceutical companies..

ARGENTINE FOOTBALLERS HELP NIGERIAN TEAMMATE RAISE FUNDS TO VISIT MOTHER By Lolade Adewuyi The midfielder who has not been back home for more than five years has gotten help from his colleagues in order to be able to visit his family in Lagos A Nigerian footballer based in Argentina has had the good fortune of teammates who have pooled funds to buy him a trip home to visit his family after more than five years. Felix Orode, a midfielder at fourth division side Sportivo Barracas , has lived the life of a journey man. The former Sharks FC player left the shores of his country as a teenager for the promise of European football. While in Spain, Orode got a call that he was wanted by one of Argentina’s most historic clubs San Lorenzo under manager Diego ‘el Cholo’ Simeone. It was a move too good to be true which he could not turn down and he made the 10,000km switch with hopes of making it big in South America. Orode made his debut as a 77th minute substitute in San Lorenzo’s 2-0 away win over Huracan on November 21, 2009. He was thrown in with scores at 1-0 and he created a late assist for Juan Manuel Torres to double their lead. But that’s as good as it got for the young Nigerian who was sent out on loan the next year to Nueva Chicago and would eventually leave on a free transfer at the end of his two-year contract to CAI in the second division. Further moves to Excursionistas, Communicaciones and then across the border to Peruvian club Walter Ormeno meant Orode never really settled down professionally. Through it all, he learnt the Spanish language and married an Argentine woman who gave him a son and a daughter. Feliz domingo! 4:46 PM - 24 Apr 2016 · Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina, Argentina 19 Felix Orode @FelixOrode Follow By the time Orode returned to Argentina and Sportivo Barracas, it had been more than five years since he last visited Nigeria. The wages in fourth division of Argentine football are not the best which meant Orode has been struggling to raise his family with not enough funds to travel almost 8000km to Nigeria to see his mother and brothers. A return ticket between Lagos and Buenos Aires goes for at least $1600 (560,000 Naira on the open market). When his teammates heard about his challenge they decided to help. Word got around the training ground and players and coaches pooled funds over several months in order to help their beloved Felix return to Lagos for a few weeks, with his wife Yasmine, son Salvador and six-month-old daughter Simona. After writing a heartfelt message to his teammates that was posted on his Twitter account, the incident has since gone viral as Argentine media houses picked up on the inspiring story. GRACIAS a toda la gente que forma parte de @sbarracas 1:48 AM - 2 Jun 2016 899 1,110 Felix Orode @FelixOrode Follow “God willing, when I finish the season I will be traveling. I really cannot believe it. It's a great joy,” an excited Orode told Goal. “It was a surprise. I never imagined something like this.” “I'll give a surprise to my mom who does not know I’m coming. I hope she can recognize me,” said the 25-year-old. This being the first time the story has been published in English, it’s hoped that we have not spoiled his surprise trip back home.

I remember dat ur world cup own goal @ yobo but ur still a gud player

God will help him back

and if it happens... they will blame the government

nah becos Tonto no sabi sing

see as she looks innocent

arrest all of dem for upper iweka

Nigeria say chanji

well done

time will tell

Buhari ft osinbanjo

Barca all d way

Messi all d way

unless she is performing at a carnival...... if not? ×××××

change

God bless them

rusher14:
You don't say.

the news is fake because Stella oduah is from anambra north

thank u

End time passport

kul

up naija