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PurpleHouse:
You don't know me so I won't respond to you.

And naaah. I ain't looking for no support system bro.

I single-handedly fought all my lecturers who said I won't graduate because I nor rub palms, cultist who wanted me to bam and I refused, then excaped assasination, and also handled my project supervisor in his office who vowed to frustrate my life.

I single-handedly made them crumble, got my results, and left the school like a boss. They were asking every everybody "who is his father?" Lol Me wey lost my papa since my teenage years.

Nobody else has challenged lecturers in my school and gone free. I did, confidently because my fight was just and right.

So you don't know me.

Till today them still dey fear me for that university. I fought like a wounded lion, ALONE.

I am not weak or emotional. I just hate nonsense.

Thank you.

Mujtahida:
Darkelf is the dean of the school of carpentry with a keen eye for identifying current and potential students of the school of carpentry.

Congo4ka. Chai, you bad. You still remember! I don laugh tire

daveP:
No wonder Nike use am as pawn in a deal he was thinking he had the upper hand. Dem use $3.5m to darken his glasses and swiped away $300m under 24hrs.

Philosopher1979:
The scandinavian leagues (sweden, norway et are the best kept secrets of Nigerian football.
Going forward, the following players are the next big thing in Nigerian football.
Time will prove me right

Ishaq Abdulrazaq: The young boy from ifk norkoping is developing into a fine footballer.
He can play as a right winger, wing back or as an attacking midfielder. He is a dani alves like player.
At only 19 he is doing well for his club and will move to the big leago a big league as early as next summer. He has allways been on the radar
of clubs since 217 but i now think he is fullfilling his potentials.

Stephen Odey: He is finally fullfilling his

Least we forget Mikel Obi first played in the Scandinavian league, he went to have a successful career. I think osaze odenwingie as well did play there too

Icon79:
Haha. Trouble maker

Big Joe, I ain’t kidding tho. They said that Gerard rates him highly and you know he still hasn’t reached his potentials yet.

And by the way, Switzerland just won their World Cup qualifying group, which means Italy goes to the playoffs. How I wish that Italy would draw Portugal in the playoffs


O pari

andrewbaba44:
Anythony Nwakaeme Gift John Ogu a car


That’s so nice from Nwakaeme

12large1:

Is it just me, or is Kelechi Iheanacho making a trademark of this finish – cutting inside from the right and crashing the ball into the roof of the net at the near post? pic.twitter.com/xemLXuG8I7

— Solace Chukwu (@TheOddSolace) September 22, 2021

Kelechi WORLD CLASS GOAL today

darkelf:
Seems carpentry is a female profession too

What a man can do, a woman can do better

damagnificentusb:
Sodiq with a first half hatrick

do4luv14:
Correct, so it's safe to say moffi indeed watched them, as a Kid, the almighty question is did he understood what he was watching then?

PROVERBZ:
there is a player at abia warriors by the name wotlai Daniel. He scored a wonderful goal for them this past season and won goal of the season.
He went to my school. He was in ss3 when I was in SS2. He was green house captain. When he goes big I'm waiting to see what people have to say about him.

daveP:
Dunno who will help with stats for our last 4 SE GKs with respect to the defenders in front of them as well.


Uzoho
Akpeyi
Ezenwa
Maduka

I think it might be quite helpful.

But i wont lie, the league Uzoho is in ehn, its ruining his chances. If he can go to Israel and do a few good seasons like Enyeama, it just might restore order. For now, the trust is on Maduka.


I personally would prefer Uzoho. He's impressed me so far.

andrew444:
I dont know why they keep on calling the seria A a league of veterans

Chelsea man u mancity and co might not like buying old players as seria A teams does but that doesnt mean seria A is a league of veterans

How many young strikers in the epl are even up to the level of 35 year old Edin dzeko if i may ask ?

Harry kane and who else

andrew444:
Good evening ,I trust everyone is good


I lost my first child today after birth ,it hasn’t been easy

Wishing you guys a better week ahead .

ChrisKels:
Lol I'm a pure unadulterated Igbo blood, and I do not believe in this enclave called Nigeria. Appreciating my origin isn't harmful in anyway, as long as I don't talk down on someone else's tribe or origin, while doing so, I wonder why this makes you so uneasy. Dude I do not need your unnecessary explanations neither do I care where you from, but I love the fact that this makes you really unhappy anyways, and I'm gonna keep feeding off your tears.

We Igbos will always support any of our own doing well anywhere in the world, hence, we gonna support and appreciate the talent of Samuel Edozie when he starts balling for England instead of this dream killing cesspit called Nigeria that we are forced to live in.


Oya keep crying

chrisooblog:
Everything is not gloom and doom our 100 meter athletes Blessing and Nkwokocha ran well and qualified for the semis. Okagbare ran a good time despite easing up towards the end. Nwokocha who looks a successor to Blessing ran a personal best of 11.00 which is very good just a matter of time before she dips below 11 seconds. Okagbare still has the best chance of making the finals of the two. She has been given a good lane (Lane 5) in the semis let's just see how it goes.

JohnBullMySon:
It sounds strange BTW. Having a white demographic looks like luck

BascoVanVeli:
Na to ask am first na. One step at a time. I do know she is a big time fighter against Australian racism and that is the biggest reason they hate on her. She backed out of the Olympics because she has had enough. We would be a perfect option for her because we already have a set team that she could turn into a big time contender by joining. That would be a big middle finger to Australia something I am sure would interest her.

BascoVanVeli:
Hey did u know Liz Cambage is also Nigerian? We need to pursue that girl Sharp sharp. First FIBA law permits it, next she is one of the most dominant players in basketball and lastly she has had a long running battle with Australian people who don't like her. I know she had a fight with one of our girls but I am sure whoever that is will get over it if they end up being teammates

BascoVanVeli:
Yoooo this is crazy!! Young Nigerian basketball prospect standing at 7 foot 9 inches Mike Brown needs to explain why he is not at the Olympics I don't care if the boy is 4 yrs old, 7'9 is 7'9



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZRB3QdPZEs

codemaniacs:
the same Nkrumah deported Nigerians..

there are also thousands of Nigerians in the diaspora who don't send anything to Nigeria... when I say it now I mean both foreign born Nigerians and Nigerians born in Nigeria but who left Nigeria.

the energy you guys use in trying to discredit Nigerians born in Nigeria must be reduced to its lowest minimum...