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How you dey run dis game... It's been almost 2yrs dat I've won. E tired me |
Waste of money |
How did you no dis. Hmm Muh247: |
Russian is breaking down |
In a development that will excite many Nigerians, President Bola Tinubu, has on Friday, June 24, met with Real Madrid’s defender, David Alaba, in France. Politics Nigeria reports that the 31-year-old was born in Vienna, Austria, to Nigerian parents but he chose to play for the Austrian national team ahead of the Super Eagles. Alaba’s father, George, is a prince from Ogere Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria. During the meeting, the former Bayern Munich of Germany star presented his jersey to the president. Recall that Tinubu held his first presidential diaspora engagement in Paris, France,where he met with Nigerians living in France. Tinubu, who was in Paris for the Summit on New Global Financing Pact, sought to use the opportunity to hold bilateral meetings with various countries, including officials of France, the United States of America and Switzerland. The president’s aim is to discuss possible ways of attracting foreign direct investments to Nigeria.
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Leo Messi has given an interview to beIN Sports in which he talks about his departure from PSG. "I came to Paris because I liked the club, because I had friends and a lot of people I knew in the dressing room, teammates from the national team or some I had been with before," he said "It seemed to me that, beyond what the club was, I was going to have a much easier adaptation than in other teams I could have gone to, so that's a little bit why I decided to go to the club." His time in France was difficult at times: "The truth is that it was a very difficult adaptation, much more than I expected. Apart from the fact that I had people I knew in the dressing room and I had relations with them, it was complicated to adapt to a new change. I arrived late, I didn't have a pre-season. I had to adapt to a new city, which was difficult for my family and for me.... It was complicated." And it didn't end as he would have wished: "Afterwards, people started to treat me differently. Part of the PSG crowd, the rest and the majority still treated me as they did at the beginning, but there was a break with the PSG fans. "It wasn't my intention, far from it, to generate that break. It also happened with Neymar or Mbappe before. "I'll keep [the memories of] all the people who respected me as I've always respected everyone since I arrived." |
Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has closed his case at the Presidential Election Petitions Court. POLITICS NIGERIA reports that today’s sitting witnessed the admission of certified copies of academic and work records submitted by the PDP. Among the documents submitted were President Tinubu’s B.Sc certificate from Chicago State University, his NYSC Discharge Certificate, and a certificate of service from Mobil Nigeria Oil Plc. The PDP, through their subpoenaed witness, Mike Enahoro Ebah Esq, highlighted an intriguing aspect of the documents. They pointed out that Tinubu purportedly obtained the certificates, yet they bore the name ‘Bola Adekunle Tinubu’. More details coming
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My gotv supposed expired 17th of this month but still showing till now... Are they doing some kind of promo for me? |
This one fit be scam |
Soludo is not a igbo man |
Photoshop lolz |
You don fail for the test... They tested you |
No this no peace |
For no man's land chai! |
Happy sale |
For no man's land |
Wahala wahala |
For how much graced21: |
I thought you people dey hail Obi Illuminatiship: |
Who born monkey |
And Soludo giving dem wotowoto. Whr dem won run go now |
RUN!!! |
U sabi Ireportlive: |
When are dey going to declare our PBAT lolz |
Jagaban more intelligent than all SE lolz talented321: |
All nah scam |
You should learn from dat PSG guy Hakimi |
South East or no South East... Case closed |
Illuminati |
International olosho |
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