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Rubbiish:
This guy too talk!
What kind of man is this?
Talking like a woman all d time
Reason his wife easily manipulate him like a toy
E money adores his wife and kids, but see d way he relate with kcee and his kinsmen, peter should learn from that...It is very risky to go against d entire family because of a woman, very risky!

Na that one de make my igbo brothers pull trousers come up come shout NNA ODUKWUA RISKY O. This guy fall my hands and legs I swear.

This road is an express way compared to the roads connecting Ijoko Akute to Alagbole in same Ifo LGA.
The deplorable state of the roads can induces forceful comas on cars plying that route. Even after visiting over a hundred times the so-called governor couldn't fix those road in eight years. Shioor!

She is waisting her time responding. First, Fela created not just for him self, but for the entire continent and black race a genre of music called Afro beat. Secondly, his songs were not to glorify booties, drugs or immorality as is the case today. Thirdly, Fela through his songs led a campaign against bad governance, injustice et al.

At times is better to educate, especially on ignorant pronouncements like this. The only contemporary musician that can be distantly liked to Fela is a Tu face.

One more thing age doesn't suggests maturity in any way. The reason you may allow some people wallow in the folly.

One day I dressed up for school, left home feeling dapper and on top of the world only to realize my zip was wide open and guess what? The boxer I was wearing is the type that has button space in front and since the button had sice fallen off, I guess it was free show for all.

Immediately I was alerted about my open air theater free show I realized all the people who had been smiling while greeting me actually thought I was dumb enough to pull some stunts with a thing like that.

Before I forget, it was a pretty lady that summed up courage and alerted me.

decatalyst:
Not hating, but the design of this house looks somehow.

No be wetin him money reach him go build? Mnscheeeeeeew.... face your lane joor

Aieboocaar:
How mourinho managed to swap a sweet mikhitaryan for a dead wood Alexis still beats my imagination

MOURINHO DESERVES TO BE SACKED OVER AND OVER AGAIN

And it wasn't as if the fooish Sanchez was not paid well in Arsenal o. He became full of himself and refused to extend his contract after the club showcased him and availed him a platform to build his career. He suddenly began to act like a small god. Pride eeehhhhnn

Aieboocaar:
How mourinho managed to swap a sweet mikhitaryan for a dead wood Alexis still beats my imagination

MOURINHO DESERVES TO BE SACKED OVER AND OVER AGAIN

And it wasn't as if the fooish Sanchez was paid well in Arsenal o. He became full of himself and refused to extend his contract after the club showcased him and availed him a platform to build his career. He suddenly began to act like a small god. Pride eeehhhhnn

dukie25:
Nigeria's annual show of shame.

Speaking in a cowboys voice....You can say that again partner.

ahmedkoded95:
Manchester United reached the Champions League quarter-finals with a stunning 3-1 last 16, second leg success against Paris Saint Germain on Wednesday, going through on away goals after a 3-3 aggregate draw.

Here are three things we learned from a dramatic and controversial clash in the French capital:

United make history
None of the previous 34 teams to a lose a Champions League knockout round first leg at home by two goals or more had advanced to the next stage.

In fact, no team in the history of the European Cup had ever recovered from that position to progress.

United had only prevailed in a single knockout tie in the Champions League since 2011, while their last away win in the knockout stages came eight years ago against Schalke.

But that all meant nothing to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who showed why he has become Manchester United’s man with the Midas touch and, in the process, surely guaranteed he will be appointed as United’s permanent manager sooner rather than later.

Not only did Solskjaer inspire his players by insisting “it’s never mission impossible, making history is the motivation” on the eve of the game, he managed to conjure the astonishing victory despite the absence of the suspended Paul Pogba and nine injured players.

It is 20 years since Solskjaer scored United’s stoppage-time winner in the 1999 Champions League final against Bayern Munich.

And once again, Solskjaer enjoyed a moment of late magic as Marcus Rashford buried the controversial VAR-awarded 94th-minute penalty winner to book United’s last eight berth.

The debate about whether Presnel Kimpembe meant to handle Diogo Dalot’s shot will rage on.

But while there was no trophy at stake in the last 16, this will go down as one of the greatest nights in United’s illustrious European history.

Lukaku shines again
Written off as an overweight flop destined to leave United sooner rather than later, Romelu Lukaku has suddenly emerged as his side’s talisman after tormenting PSG with two clinical finishes.

Lukaku had endured such a wretched time this season that he was cast aside in favour of Rashford when Solskjaer took over from the sacked Jose Mourinho.

But injuries have allowed Lukaku an unexpected reprieve and the Belgian forward has seized his chance in spectacular fashion.

There were less than two minutes on the clock when Lukaku alertly seized on Thilo Kehrer’s suicidal pass towards his own penalty area, held off Thiago Silva and rounded Gianluigi Buffon to score from a tight angle.

Desperately needing a quick response after PSG’s equaliser, Lukaku — who hadn’t scored a European goal all season until Wednesday — was United’s hero again in the 30th minute.

When Rashford tried his luck with a long-range effort, Buffon made a hash of his attempted save as the ball bounced in front of him and Lukaku, wisely moving in on the keeper in case of a mistake, was perfectly placed to slot home from close-range.

Lukaku now has six goals in his last three games and his predatory performance in Paris will leave his name forever etched in the United history books.

Night to forget for Mbappe
Kylian Mbappe endured an agonising evening that started with a flash of his breath-taking talent, but ended in abject misery after his crucial miss played a key role in their exit.

At 20 years and 76 days, Mbappe was the fourth youngest player to play 25 Champions League games.

But that youth would betray him as he delivered an erratic display when PSG needed him most.

Mbappe was instrumental in their 12th-minute equaliser, accelerating away from Fred and Chris Smalling to whip over a low cross that Juan Bernat finished at the far post.

But the France forward cost his team a quarter-final place when he lost his footing after Dani Alves’s pass sent him clean through on goal in the closing minutes.

Rashford scored the winner soon after and the distraught Mbappe finished the night flat on his back with hands covering his face.

https://www.channelstv.com/2019/03/06/three-things-we-learned-from-psg-vs-man-utd/?utm_source=TW&utm_medium=ChannelsTV-+AutoPoster&utm_campaign=SNAP%2Bfrom%2BChannels+Television

Una don manage win match now we no go hear word again. Nansense

Baawaa:
Those that are saying this rubbish they too should christianize Nigeria

I see why your name sounds like that pepper yoruba women use in their stews. Nansense

How are they even sure that thing is edible. Poverty de make people chew anything o.

rusher14:
Sarrki, I disagree.

What right does any nation have to suggest to us how we must handle an impasse ?

Have we ever suggested to Trump how he must handle Pelosi?

Does Nigeria dictate to May how she must relate with Corbyn?

When we needed arms for Boko Haram, was it not on a cash before purchase and oh you must wait a few years before delivery?

No nation can dictate to us.

Are you listening to yourself? Go borrow some brains?

rusher14:
Sarrki, I disagree.

What right does any nation have to suggest to us how we must handle an impasse ?

Have we ever suggested to Trump how he must handle Pelosi?

Does Nigeria dictate to May how she must relate with Corbyn?

When we needed arms for Boko Haram, was it not on a cash before purchase and oh you must wait a few years before delivery?

No nation can dictate to us.

Are you listening to yourself? Do you even have brain?

Tareq1105:
You're not an APC supporter.

If your Obasanjo had used the $16 billion on power judiciously, don't you think the hardships you mentioned would not be this much?

There you go again dwelling on the past. If only you could check my info on my social media handles you'd agree.

If the whole of Nigeria keeps focusing on the past eg past 16years or $16 billion like you have put forward we will be providing other political parties right when they call (not me though for I am human first before any political party) ;Dyou guys zombies. Let's open our eyes and accept reality when it becomes necessary.

Call him anything, I admire his courage and love not for today's Nigeria but the future. Accept it or not no past of present elected politician nor political appointee is free of corruption. It therefore takes courage to stand boldly fight corruption under the kind of leadership we find ourselves today.

Who amongst the past leaders have been able to speak the truth in public? Even those who just left office have been quite just because they have gathered enough to take care of themselves and their families.

I have said it before and I'll say it again. Nigerian can be likened to women who by mere logic should know what is good for them in any relationship, but out of foolishness keep tolerating whatever bullshit is dished them for sake of LOVE or PEACE.

Tell me who has not felt the hardship caused by the present administration? Isn't it a fact that change is what we need?

I am an APC supporter by the way before you zombies or wailers start.

Awol1:
The guy's eyes have seen a lot.

Codine is really making Nigerian youths resourceful and creative the other way round.

VictorRomanov:
Because you be him papa abi?

Codine in action

adaweezy:
This man must be 26...

You didn't even say 30 years.

Rextizz:
Nonsense! Stupid smelling yansh

Shut up joor! Your likes are the type that worship these kinna fat asses yet criticize em in public. Oya talk true ain't you moved? Even like tini tiny?

Hisses

baike:
PDP is gone

When last did u hear anything about him until he visited the president not too long ago to discuss his defection? His defection is useless to PDP

Mr2wealth:
Heheheheee. Indomie brain.

You forgot to add "talking. The complete sentence sounds like.... Indomie brain talking

PointZerom:
This is the worst campaign in the history of Nigeria. Both APC and PDP are filled with mad people.

Crazy is an understatement. Still trying to find a crazier word

ijustdey:
•Says PDP never completed any road project for 16 years



http://thenationonlineng.net/rejected-jonathans-5m-offer-2015-hamzat/

“Our work as Nigerians is simple and our campaign will be very easy because PDP destroyed this country for 16 years. They spent N1.7trillion on power for 16 years and they were unable to give the country just 2,950 megawatts"

The situation ijn Nigerian can be likened to the life of a woman who by every standard knows her boyfriend is cheating on her, but keeps pretending it is not true and continue to suffer in silence.

Isn't it very clear by now that these people have nothing to offer. You used the same reason to win elections, used during your first term and still in use of this 16 years PDP rule to fool gullible Nigerians. APC tell us something we don't know already joor.

habsydiamond:
Who want make them use candle to restructure him destiny... The ladies for that church dey try o... Dem fit use any candle do different things when it comes to men they want.... different kinds of candles with different purposes..... Den even get rainbow coloured ones too... Na only God know wetin dem go dey use that one do

Cele no de use coloured candles o. I think you meant cherubim

PoliticsNigeria:
@POLITICSNGR

Former Aviation Minister, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode has hailed President Muhammadu Buhari over his recent essay in the United Kingdom's "Church Times" Magazine.

PoliticsNGR learned that in statement on Saturday, FFK described the essay as 'Touching'. He wrote;

"The essay that was purportedly written by President Muhammadu Buhari in the United Kingdom's 'Church Times' was impressive, encouraging, inspiring, moving and conciliatry.

I was particularly touched by his reference to the great Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther and his description of himself as being "a descendant of Abraham". This is a refreshing approach which brings hope and enhances unity.

Let us pray that he is being sincere and let us hope that he will reflect these beautiful words in his actions.

It is never too late to turn a new leaf."

https://politicsngr.com/touching-fani-kayode-praises-buhari-writing-christian-essay/

FFK watch it o. You are beginning to sound like a ship gradually drifting off its course. Abiiiii........

tiredoflife:
Atiku is corrupt
He can't go to America
Now atiku wan go
APC say don't give him visa
Are they not confuse

Being confused is an understatement. It more like they don't even have brains not to talk of being confused. They are so childish ehnnn

Edithfavourite:
The Nigeria Football Federation president Amaju Pinnick on Thursday promised to reward the Super Falcons with $10,000 if they retain the Africa Women’s Cup of Nations title in Ghana by defeating South Africa on Saturday.

The Falcons battle Banyana Banyana of South Africa in the final of the competition at the Accra Sports Stadium in Ghana on Saturday. The two teams have qualified for the France 2019 World Cup but while the Falcons are seeking to win their ninth African crown, the South Africans want to claim their first title.

Pinnick, who visited the team at their hotel in Accra on Thursday, appealed to the team to win the title as a birthday gift for him. The CAF 1st vice president’s birthday is on Saturday. The Falcons had earned $3,000 for a win in the group phase but were earmarked for $5,000 each for victory in the final.

In a statement on Thursday, Pinnick thanked the team for their resilience, adding that the trophy would be an appreciation of President Muhammadu Buhari’s efforts to football development in the country.


Chairman of the Nigeria Women’s Football League Aisha Falode, who was also at the event, thanked the NFF president for the kind gesture, advising the players to use football to bring the nation together.

Team coach Thomas Dennerby also appreciated Pinnick for his promises to the team, adding that the team would not have achieved much without the efforts of the backroom staff, who have forged a strong bond with him.

The team’s captain Onome Ebi and Rita Chikwelu promised that they would overcome Banyana Banyana in Saturday’s final in order to return to Nigeria with the trophy.

Ebi said,

https://zenithnaija.com/awcon-2018-nff-promise-super-falcons-huge-bonus-to-beat-south-africa/

You people have come with your stupid promises that end up making them fail. Let em win first then you can wag all your fat tongues joor

obotblitz:
She must have met a one hour man, or else she wouldn't demand for divorce

More like 10 hours gym instructor �[center][/center]

Let em allow Ambode continue his good work joor. Bad belle people

kayzat:
I thought the liepods said people are not happy with the APC victory

Are you blind? Can't you see how the whole thing was stage managed. A look at these pictures say it all. The scanty crowd suggests motivation by cash. Rent some sense dude

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