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NwaMamaIwota:You said it all ![]() Have been telling people that this year’s Edition kind of look somehow... What people are baffling with in this present country are more serious than facing the TV watching meaningless show |
Golan007:YES! |
Tony5050:People don’t realize that, what works for Mr A might not work for Mr B… Everyone with their own methods of reasoning and solving problems. Don’t be surprised the OP might be the opposite of what he posted here… I rather stay and maintain my lane to arrive my destination My Peace |
What makes you think something you couldn’t done in past years could be achieved within 17months? We Are Damn
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zanshi:Smiles…. You see, Sir The money going into governance is just too much. See 109 senators, house of reps etc. With all these, what have we or have they achieved? The only achievement I can tag to these unscrupulous men is when their boss (buhari) is about to borrow loans, it pleases or give them joy ratifying the requests. A civil servant will spend 35years of meritorious work, a month salary of a senator has swallowed up all the 35years. We are irremediably ruined |
zanshi:I swear down… Just imagine the difference. It’s glaring that we are totally damned. Forget being hopeful for a better Nigeria… So far you as a somebody can succeed, your own Nigeria is better. Well, I always imagine if Buhari is disaster and the next President elect is Pro-disaster Then, NOTHING AGAIN |
JuanJO:Shey you are reading my mind niii ![]() Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the two threads |
Randy111:Shey u dey read my mind niii? ![]() She even looks like Gbajabiamila’s mother |
Vinnie2000:You omitted Snapchat ![]() |
decatalyst:Honestly ![]() |
Ayoade05:You’ve turned to Mother Theresa, right? ![]() |
SmartPolician:We are the same boss…. I like that |
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geraldfavour:
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Lamanii22:That Whitney Houston you mentioned brought my comment here ![]() I do listen to her songs ohh. Especially the one titled Hold Me ![]() |
MJBOLT:
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#1 Lionel Messi The playmaker has missed just 113 games due to injury in his professional career. Winning six Ballon d'Or awards is no fluke. You'll need to be at the top of your game for several years to stand a chance of claiming the coveted accolade even once in your career. To do that on six separate occasions in a sport that features intense competition is mightily impressive. Lionel Messi's injury record is mind-blowing. The Argentine has missed 113 games since becoming a professional footballer, according to Transfermarkt. Apart from his eternal rival Cristiano Ronaldo, there's no other player in the world right now who can boast such a level of fitness over a long period. Thanks to his impressive fitness, Messi has been able to dominate the football world over the last two decades, winning numerous titles and individual accolades. He recently made history by leading Argentina to the Copa America 2021 title this summer.
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#2 Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo's injury record is out of this world. Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has maintained an insane fitness level throughout his career. The Portuguese is in a league of his own when it comes to taking good care of their bodies. He is the epitome of fitness, longevity and excellence for many athletes around the world. Since July 2008, Cristiano Ronaldo has missed just 61 games due to injury. That is just two months out of 13 years, across spells with clubs like Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus. Despite being 36, the Portuguese is still at the top of his game. He has entered the new season in spectacular form, bagging five goals for United in six appearances across competitions. The attacker is also doing well with his national team, recently making headlines for scoring an impressive hat-trick in the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qualifier with Luxembourg.
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#3 Thomas Muller The attacker isn't one who get injured easily Bayern Munich's unsung hero, Thomas Muller, also has an unbelievable injury record. He is one of Europe's leading superstars when it comes to fitness and consistency. The German international has picked up just seven knocks between 2014 and 2021. That has seen him miss just 17 matches for the Bavarians across competitions. Thanks to his incredible fitness over the years, Muller has been at the top of his game for club and country over the years. The attacker has an impressive record of 218 goals and 224 assists to his name in 592 games so far for Bayern Munich. He has also enjoyed a prolific spell with the German national team, bagging 40 goals and 39 assists in 108 games.
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#4 Mohamed Salah The Liverpool forward hasn't gotten injured since last year. There are not many attackers who can be compared with Mohamed Salah in his current form at the moment. The Egyptian winger is one of the best players in the world right now. He has made waves with his spectacular performances for Liverpool in the Champions League and Premier League. The diminutive forward has entered the new season in red-hot form. Salah has bagged a return of nine goals and three assists in nine appearances across competitions. He is topping the Premier League scoring chart, with his six goals helping Liverpool occupy second spot in the league table. Like the other names on this list, Salah rarely gets injured. The attacker has missed just three games since joining Liverpool four years ago. Between 2012 and 2021, he has missed a total of just ten games.
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#5 Robert Lewandowski The Polish attacker seldom gets injured. Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has been one of the deadliest sharpshooters in Europe in the last few years. The Polish forward won the European Golden Shoe last season, and is also a strong contender for the Ballon d'Or award this year. The secret to Lewandowski's consistent brilliance in front of goal has to do with his incredible fitness. The 33-year-old has missed just 24 games due to injury over the last eight seasons. He is still firing on all cylinders for Bayern Munich, having bagged a whopping 13 goals and one assist in ten appearances across competitions so far this term.
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Seeing a player getting injured on the pitch is no strange sight in football. As football is a contact sport, injuries are inevitable. Nevertheless, footballers always try to stay away from picking up knocks because of the adverse effects that can have on their careers. Many world-class players have, over the years, regressed in certain aspects of their game due to injury. Some have even been forced to retire prematurely after picking up serious knocks. However, several elite players have surprised many by maintaining an unbelievable level of fitness over the years. These are players who have been at the top of the football world for many years and have rarely gotten injured. On that note, here's a look at five of them: |
agbowakama:Honestly It shows our high rate of gullibility and it’s saddening |
Sonnobax15:The ticket should better come ![]() So that it won’t result in double loss |
Nonexisting1:Honestly, this got me unrestrained laughter sha ![]() |
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gaftsoil:Internet |
Carchoice:It’s paining them ni Make dem continue ![]() |
Suspect33:Woo, sha leave them like that oh ![]() I’m at ease with the use of my iPhone abegiii. In fact, they should start comparing Nokia 3310 with iPhone It’s a free World. |
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BeeBeeOoh:We’ll be fine boss |
BeeBeeOoh: ![]() When I saw all these couldn’t bring green light, I had played under 4.5. Can you imagine these motherfuckers played 6:0, 6:1 I totally give up ![]() |





