Na mind them jawe dier 2don Belle full why Dem no go fight, shey we were Nova chop go remember to fight

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Isoright.....
What a pity...snatching to feature that untalented moda fuckkking frogged voice who uses too much voice enhancer in the studio is pathetic

Atleast if you must do shit to feature someone

Then it should be 2baba, burna boy and wizkid

Because those are the only Nigeria artistes with talent

Fvck you and your fvcking talent
Who that one epp
You dey nairaland dey beef dizz nigga like say them they beg you to be a fan ...30bg
Audio millionaire fvck you one more time
After all these your useless comment you go say you be realnigga .
You know no shit bro
Go listen to artist that says something about Grace .
Talent na jare nah Grace bi Koko
You ain't street you just wannabe with poor reasons...
Learn from the best
So you can have small sense
Many are talented than that the pple you mentioned but no Grace to show case their talent
So think like human ......
Mr talented pele

Wahala for whu no get craze for head!!! But yhu for they calm down bross !!!!! Like this gan I no sure say na tears dey my eye again ...I dey suspect say if I try cry na blood go comot we frustrated gan ni..... survive gan na another thing
Once again fvck government

O to gé
Foolish paid zombifies every where
Una no get peace in
Bastard citizen defending useless govt.beacause of #50 peanut.....
Mumuism

Neymar hopes Lionel Messi is his Paris St-Germain team-mate next season
Neymar caused a stir when he said he wants to play with Lionel Messi again next season, moments after helping Paris St-Germain to a 3-1 Champions League win over Manchester United.

"What I want most of all is to play with Messi again, to be able to enjoy him once again on the pitch," Neymar told ESPN about his former Barcelona team-mate.

"He can play in my place, I have no problem with that! But I want to play with him next year, for sure. We have to do it next season."

That revelation came as Barcelona interim president Carlos Tusquets said the club should have sold Messi in the summer.

Argentina forward Messi, 33, told Barca he wanted to leave at that time - and said a clause in his contract meant he could do so for free.

Listen to the latest Euro Leagues podcast
Is time running out for Zidane at Real Madrid?
Barca said that was not the case and they would not let their all-time leading goalscorer and captain go for less than his 700m euros (£624m) release clause.

His contract expires next summer when he will be free to go.

Josep Maria Bartomeu stepped down as president in October, with Tusquets taking temporary charge until elections in January.

"Economically speaking, I would've sold Messi in the summer window," Tusquets told RAC1 radio station.

"Both in terms of what you save on the wage bill as well as the money you make, it would've been desirable. But this is something the coaching staff have to consent to and that's not my place."

Messi's contract expires next summer and Spanish football journalist Guillem Balague, speaking on the BBC Football Daily podcast, says he still wants to leave the club.

So is a PSG move on the cards?

Sell Mbappe, release Di Maria and sign Messi?
Lionel Messi
Barcelona are seventh in La Liga - 10 points off the top - after nine games having lost a third of their matches
French football journalist Julien Laurens says the "biggest paradox of all" is that Neymar "in a way left Barcelona not to be in Messi's shadow and now he is almost begging for them to play together".

Brazil international Neymar left Barca for PSG in 2017 for a world record £200m, despite the Spanish club not wanting to sell him. The belief at the time was he wanted to step out of Messi's shadow and be the main man at another team, enabling him to win Champions Leagues and Ballons d'Or.

But he has not achieved any of that success and publicly tried to rejoin Barcelona last summer.

Laurens says this situation is different now.

"The question he was asked is important, 'would you like Messi to join you at Paris?' So it's not Neymar saying he wants to play with Messi and they could go anywhere," he said.

Laurens believes that they would have to sell 21-year-old France striker Kylian Mbappe and let 32-year-old Argentine Angel di Maria leave to afford Messi.

"Financially you can't have Messi, Neymar, Mbappe," he said. "It's impossible. I'm not sure you can have Messi, Neymar and Di Maria, who is out of contract at the end of season. So maybe let Di Maria go, sell Mbappe to Real Madrid and then bring Messi in.

"But there are a lot of financial figures - financial fair play - they'd have to work out. But a lot of people in Paris are starting to dream.

"I think if Neymar asks for the owners to sit and listen to him, he will. It's still a long way away."

'Veering towards Messi joining Neymar at PSG'
Joan Laporta and Victor Font - the two frontrunners to be Barcelona president - say they want to retain Messi.

"Messi is not waiting for the new chairman," said Balague, who has previously written about Manchester City's desire to sign Messi over the coming months.

"The new chairman will have to convince Messi to stay. He left a clear message - he wanted to leave. He wants to leave.

"Neymar has got one and a half years left on his contract so to take him away from PSG to join Messi at Manchester City, Juventus, Inter Milan or Chelsea would be virtually impossible.

"Next summer Real Madrid will try to convince Mbappe to go so there would be a big gap.

"It seems to me we're veering towards Messi joining Neymar at PSG, which is interesting.

"In so many ways PSG fit the bill. Paris is a place he'd be able to be himself, there are a lot of Spanish-speaking players at the club. They have the ability to win and challenge. It's impossible for Barcelona to challenge for the top."

He says Neymar and Messi had been trying to link up again within a year of his departure.

"They trained very hard to work together," he said. "Within the first year he tried to convince Barcelona 'would you have me back?' The answer was no, there were still court cases pending between club and him.

"A year and a half ago when they tried to sign him, Messi told Neymar 'in two or three years I'll be leaving anyway and then you can be the star of the team but we'll have a couple of years together'.

"Neymar gave the green light for Barcelona to make it look like they were trying to get him. Almost yearly it happens."

I wondered at times if all human being have a functional brain not only the woman but also some idiatik tribalist commentoz

Yeyeyeyeyeyeyyeyyeyyeyyeyeyeye

She did great not doing well
#we are African that's is
#western religion is causing chaos everywhere especially Muslim(jihadist)
Wobi you make a better decision jare last last
Na only one God day
Na belief dey differentiate us

I don't even understand what's they are turning Islam to, when very young learning in Arabic sch our clerics told us what is meant by (Islam)~is peace
Why is it that now they will be having rulling on every damn thing .......don't turn Islam to religion of illiterate

operation
In December 2001, a perilous operation took place in Birmingham to separate three-month-old conjoined twins, Sanchia and Eman Mowatt. They started life in the full focus of the world's media, such was the rarity of their predicament. What are the 19-year-old sisters who defied the medical odds doing today?

There was, medics said, a "slight judder" felt in the operating theatre, and a cheer erupted in the room. At the end of the painstaking 16-hour procedure, the two little girls were separated. They had spent their first three months attached at the spine.

It was a remarkable day at Birmingham Children's Hospital - the first time such an operation had been carried out in the UK, and only the third time in the world.

It was also extremely high risk - the survival rate for separated conjoined twins is between 5 and 25%. Even if they had come through the surgery, one or both of the girls could have been paralysed as neurosurgeons meticulously separated their spines.

But, joyously, the operation was a complete success. Sanchia and Eman's elated and relieved parents Emma and David could finally hold one daughter each. The world's media captured the family's first individual cuddles.

Emma and David Mowatt holding their daughters.
IMAGE COPYRIGHTPA MEDIA
image captionEmma and David Mowatt with their daughters Sanchia and Eman shortly after the operation to separate them
Sanchia and Eman are now at university, along with their younger sister Damaris who was born just 11 months after the twins and has been alongside them during their extraordinary - and yet determinedly ordinary - lives.

"People don't really talk about their conjoined stories, but it's just what we're used to," says Eman, reflecting on their entry into the world.

Doctors predicted the sisters could lead normal lives if they were successfully separated. Both have spina bifida but, with one weak leg each, it was not known how this would affect their development.

"They didn't know if we were going to walk," says Sanchia. "When we did, people said it was a miracle."

The twins in hospital
IMAGE COPYRIGHTPA MEDIA
image captionThe Mowatts discovered their twins were conjoined at the 20-week scan
It was Sanchia who first defied expectations, toddling off at the age of two, with Eman following about five weeks later. Before long, they were running around the family home in the Birmingham suburb of Great Barr.

Early life was a mix of primary school, return trips to hospital and the odd TV appearance to discuss their progress.

"We knew at a young age we were different - hospital appointments, operations, and we couldn't do everything our friends were doing," recalls Eman, although she says their young classmates were "very accepting" of their situation, and they enjoy friendships that have remained to this day.

Twins and Damaris in the garden
IMAGE COPYRIGHTEMMA MOWATT
image captionThe twins at two, either side of their younger sister Damaris
They say their weaker leg means a five-minute walk can take them 20, and they have the use of a wheelchair and a crutch.

"We embraced our disability at a young age," says Sanchia. "We didn't let anyone tell us we couldn't do something."

She cites an example from her earliest days at school.

"I remember being four years old and feeling different," she says. "We were playing tig and tag and a boy said to me 'you can't do this because of your leg'.

"[I thought] 'yes, I have a disability but it's not for someone to tell you what you can and can't do'. I did run that day, and I wasn't the best but I did it.

"When someone says something like that to you, it gives you the drive to think 'yes I can!''"

Line
'The two came together and fused as one'
The scan of the girls before they separated
IMAGE COPYRIGHTBIRMINGHAM CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
image captionScans showed the challenge facing surgeons - the twins were fused at the base of spine
The operation Sanchia and Eman needed to divide their spinal cords, which were fused at the base, had never been carried out in the UK.

Medics led by neurosurgeon Tony Hockley apportioned the spinal cord and separated some major organs, including their bladders.

Describing the procedure afterwards, Mr Hockley told The Guardian: "The two came together and fused as one. There was also a degree of rotation. We had to make our cut so that each baby girl got her spinal cord back, and make a tube to cover it.

"The technique of cutting is conventional but it is knowing where to cut. We had nerve stimulators to help."

After the separation of the spine, paediatric surgeon Peter Gornall and one of the world's leading experts on conjoined twins, Lewis Spitz from Great Ormond Street, carried out the careful splitting of some of the girls' organs, which were whole but were stuck together.

Line
In their teens, the twins were more guarded about their history, but intrigue often got the better of their classmates.

"People were very curious - they'd ask us, is it true? But we wanted to keep that private," says Sanchia. "They googled us. I thought people would stop talking - it's just a craze - but they didn't."

The widely respected neurosurgeon who separated the twins, Tony Hockley, became a close family friend.

He remembered every birthday, and was a regular visitor to the Mowatts' home. When he died suddenly in 2009, aged 65, the then eight-year-old twins attended a memorial event, to the delight of his family and colleagues.

The twins in scrubs
IMAGE COPYRIGHTMOWATT FAMILY
image captionThe twins loved working at Birmingham Children's Hospital, where surgeons separated them as babies
The connection with Birmingham Children's Hospital endured as Sanchia and Eman approached adulthood. So much so, they both completed work experience there, meeting some of the medics who were in the operating room with them some 16 years earlier.

It was really cool," says Sanchia. "We saw the anaesthetist who did the gas for us, and also medical students who were there when we were born.

"It was such an interesting and rewarding experience. We don't take it for granted."

Their high school experience was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic, with their school forced to close in March. "It was ripped away from us," says Sanchia. "We are still trying to get over that."

Undeterred, the twins and their sister Damaris - who were in the same school year - held a virtual prom with six friends via Zoom. They even made flyers and tickets.

"It was an amazing day," says Eman. "That's the way we closed off our school years, dancing around the living room."

Twins
IMAGE COPYRIGHTMOWATT FAMILY
image captionAll dressed up - the twins at home for their virtual prom with their sister Damaris
The event was a highlight of lockdown. "April was bleak," recalls Eman, adding that they lost a close relative to Covid-19.

"It was intense. But quarantine has told us to appreciate each other - it's brought out the best in us."

The pandemic has brought the three sisters even closer, if that was possible. The twins are full of praise for Damaris.

"She is our driving force," says Sanchia, explaining that their sister has supported them countless times after operations, or when they are having a difficult day.

"We lean on each other, but Damaris is the glue," adds Eman. "She's always been there for us."

Line
Conjoined twins
Sanchia and Eman shortly after they were born
IMAGE COPYRIGHTMOWATT FAMILY
image captionIt was not known if Sanchia and Eman would walk, but they defied expectations at the age of two
They are always identical because they develop from one fertilised egg
Conjoined twins are extremely rare, accounting for about one in every 200,000 live births
They are most commonly connected at the chest, abdomen or pelvis
About 70% of conjoined twins are female
There are two theories about why they are fused together: either the split into two embryos happens later than usual, and the twins only partially divide, or, following the split, parts of the embryos remain in contact and those body parts merge as they grow
Line
All three are now at university. Sanchia is studying cyber security, Eman politics and international relations, and Damaris is doing childhood, youth and educational studies.

Sanchia is also learning how to code as part of a drive to get more black women into the industry.

"Tech needs a lot more black people," she says. "I'm a Caribbean girl - you don't see many [in this job]. I want to make a difference and show myself that I can."

Meanwhile, Eman has dreams of going into politics, citing US politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as an inspiration. "The new form of politician is going to be different - we live in an evolving world," she says.

The twins recognise their good fortune to have survived their precarious first few weeks of life, but see themselves simply as regular young women - with big ambitions, and a world that revolves around family, friends and faith.

"You have to be grateful with your life," says Eman.

"We've read about other twins [who have died]," adds Sanchia. "It's so sad. That could have been us."

That's why I moved away from friends since I'm still broke so if I eventually make nobody will claims he own me alot, the only person is just my mama and my brothers.if they envy mebif I start making money I know if I die then it's a family loss...#no regret...#frendenimies..

They supposed mix am with small ugu
Make them put red oil well well

[quote author=Midas01 post=95975025]You are even dumber than the woman.


Idiat fellow

It's indeed going to end someday soon truly cause all these things were person they hear self but the truth is it's going to take more than hundred years before trumpet go fit sound,
After all some idiat have been claiming to be fighting for God to cleans the world as if God told them he is not capable of what's he created himself.
#jihadist or whatever terrorist destroying life and property where all given wrong orientation as a translation of the scripture.

Macsjebs:

That's what you should sell/offer here then so as to get clients

Okay thanks

Macsjebs:

What do you do, a skill, service etc

Skill

Macsjebs:
Well, I wouldn't totally agree because you have the means to and your family wasn't on you or pressured you, but then different strokes for different folks.

I am also pressured but I can't indulge in what I can't handle financially at this point that's why I am trying hard to utilize the good reviews nairalanders posted on the thread on my signature so as to make little sales which will enable me handle financial responsibilities that comes with marriage

Pls how do I make money on my signature here pls oo
I'm financially down

Actually I'm not a good writer but these have been buffles me so much that I had to say what on my mind to you my fellow

These are the questions question we have to ask our self

#Are kingmaker decide by oracle's or the government

#the staff of office is presented to the king by a the village cheif or by the government

#who appoint the king? Oracle's or government

When things have gone these ways,what's are

the elders who suppose to called that tradition is not supposed to be ruled or control by

government are the ones supporting it

#even Kings are now salary earners which is not

supposed to be so,I taught the village and it's resources is where the king is supposed to generate his money from not by government
So therefore to me I think there is nothing like a king anymore but another political leaders not traditional leaders anymore.
Collecting salary from government is equal to selling your right as a traditional leaders.
So the all these fact mentioned that the ones I could vividly remember to put into written now you can add your opinion too

Trevor you are a gunner these years cause blood of Nigeria youth for lekki massacre still dey una neck all of una buharist



God go punish all of una one by one

Argentina legend Diego Maradona has undergone successful brain surgery, his doctor has said.

The 1986 World Cup winner, 60, was admitted to Ipensa clinic in Buenos Aires on Monday, suffering from anaemia and dehydration.

Leopoldo Luque, Maradona's personal physician, said he had "coped well with the surgery".

He will now remain under observation, Dr Luque said, adding that everything was "under control".

Maradona was transferred to the Olivos Clinic in La Plata, where was operated on at 20:00 local time (23:00 GMT) by Dr Luque, who is a neurosurgeon. The procedure took about 80 minutes.

Maradona presently coaches Gimnasia y Esgrima in Argentina's top flight.

He attended the side's game against Patronato on Friday, his 60th birthday.

Supporters of Gimnasia y Esgrima have been congregating outside the hospital carrying messages of support for the former Argentina forward.

Once the outcome of the surgery was announced, a group of fans outside began chanting his name, the Reuters news agency reported.

His former club Napoli, who he helped to two Serie A titles, tweeted a message of support.

SuperBold:
Nigeria want good things but are not patience, do you want Nigeria to keep importing when we have means of producing that same thing? How do you want to encourage farmer or boost their moral if you keep importing things they produce?

If Nigeria want good thing, we need to work together, when everything is settled now, we will be enjoying our hard work

You are right but these importation things is favour by dangote and government....farmer were not able to enjoy the fruits of their labour's enough
It at all the farmer will benefit from these then the federal government should find and empowered them so all these high cost should drastically reduce,food is now very expensive to purchase.
Shey na till hunger finished us abi make we dey spend all our hard earn on food only
As na only food we come world come eat all our life.
It's very hard for average Nigeria to levelled up....

The fact is we are damn slaveo food importation to the giant business man in the country called dangote, which all banned importation was in favour of him to grow which FG benefited from the so called taxes and shares.while the masses suffered allot from the one man all trade of business he is into,why not lift all these banned and put a policy to get your taxes from importation than banning importation from the neighboring country......na poor man dey suffer pass for these inflation.......

Eating people Sweat is their hobby,All of una go reap.fruit of una labour,na our sweat wey u eat na em you dey take send your pikin go standard schools and abroad make una dey increase poverty level for the country....
I which God was impatient as men all of una go don perish aje......
Modafucka sweat eater

Abeg spare us of the heaven shit we are are inEarth for now for goddamn sake
Who don go heaven come back tell you how heaven street was made of gold
E.pastor
Only God now better abeg

I don't like contributing to these shit govt are doing but I'm fuckin tired of it all I get to say it
#whats bad in asking of your country your right and you were treat as if you don't matter at all
#okay if you kill all is finish you are fuckin to rule over who? Your children's and wife's right
#if will tell you pple voting not to accept bribe una no go greet...una see the govt. Una dey vote for no even respect and value your life as a citizen.
#welll no going back the deed is done
#all die na die
#end Nigeria
#we are even changing that flag because they don't respect it
#yes to new Nigeria
#one love no tribalism

light099:
Even though I was all here yesterday evening, commending Burna boy, but really, if all these clowns and entertainers who call themselves activists are placed on historical scale or judged by real standard, all of them would be found wanting.
That is why I spit on ignorant people and shallow fans all over the world who go about regarding entertainers as legends. The word 'legend' is one of the most abused words in recent decades.
The world we live in now, is so much filled with ass lickers who rather follow the crowd than think for themselves.

What's legendary about an overpampered entertainer kicking leather ball around on a field or a froggy who sings blantant crap on the mic?

Fela wasn't that succulent-skinned boy, with a Saxophone inbetween his lips, blowing away crappy sounds to an audience of dumb people. NO.
This is someone who got his ass whooped real bad, many times by the government, in jail and hunger. He used his music to fight for the masses in a dangerous political era. Even while his life was at stake most times, he never stopped fighting.

None of these clowns called entertainers can do 1/100th of this.

Yes you are very right �
No matter the one singing good music's he can only do so to get more fame and likeness from so called fans and just be somewhere enjoying
Is wealth,they never face any trial for the people or protest for any revolution.cause they know their career is at stake.so therefore calling a musician a legend is just a mics expert and a minds blowing lyricists not a real life hero like those we have once have in the past,that they can actually do what they say,not these ones that swallow their own vomit like a hungry dog.

Beremx:
I hope the Hausa people in Okokomaiko will not riot. I heard the father is the Serikin Hausa at Ojo . The way Hausa people for Okoko carry her matter for BB9ja is something else

Oga wetyn happen to okoko nah
Abeg no cast us for social media abeg oo

Last last scammer wan scam the whole Nigeria no be jobs na work

Well Wizkid is very talented,but he is currently loosing his value here in 9ja and Africa as a whole just because of these international shit, forgetting how he started from the street,he forgot to carry along the street,9ja na ur original background bro never forget,all these oyinbo were e dey run after no go take another country over their self Lai Lai,you supposed to dey represent us not dumping us like a garbage my gee.respect cause you are great musician

I'm so confused so I will loose my d**kson and will act like nothing happened,aje I no fit