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NO GAIN! Its pure MADNESS

M M M:
op
then start fu-cking your cousin now b4 d crush disappear.

nice joke.

Silly test though

ritchboy:
Out                 In

Torres             Junior Agogo
Drogba            Marlon Harewood
Lampard          Rabiu Ibrahim
Terry              Mikael Sylvestre
Cech               Manuel Almunia

Malouda         Siphiwe Tshabalala(if possible)

Quadruple guaranteed!

LWKMB. . . . . no be only Tshabalala na Kakabulala

asscend:
No chance at all. Even if they win 10-0. They are out.

They will only have 3points. Germany and France has 6points already.

Bye bye Falcons,

Its a pity, they played better against Germany. I watched the game from start to finish, those girls played like their lives depends on it. They all gave it their best. It was not easy for Germany as well, they were just lucky with the goal, not that they played better than us. The problem we had against France was our midfield, Iroka is too slow and inexperienced. Allthesame, there is always another time. I believe this is the last world cup appearance for Perpetua, Mbachu and Chikwelu. I wish them goodluck.

nwa afo:
they were not really good

you go fit run for 15mins?

They played better today. We missed out when we lost to France, it was always going to be a difficult game against the Germans. kudos to the girls, especially our defenders, they played some nice football today. I am impressed.

Is there any chance for us to qualify if we beat Canada like 3-0?

May her soul RIP

190:
[size=18pt]who is LASHOLA [/size]

na one yahoo boy wey just hammar

no hope

oh, not again

she needs water

Infact, I am ashamed for this man

wowowwww

whats the big deal? My fiance is a boxer

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shyttteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

bad rubbish to good riddance

I will close Nairaland

Alaba boys go soon help am release the album

10 boyfriends before marraige, wetin the last man standing aka the husband go come chop

nagoma:
In 1972 the government of Nigeria under General Yakubu Gowon decided to change the rule of driving  to conform to the 4 french speaking countries surrounding Nigeria . these are Benin Republic, Niger, Chad, and the Cameron. All of them drove on the right lane with the steering placed on the left side of the vehicle while Nigeria in the British tradition and heritage drove on the left and had vehicle steering on the right side. This changee to conform was effected in 1972 with massive enlightment campaigns across the country.

This was followed by the change of currency units from Pounds, Shilling and Pence (£,s,d) to the present concept N and k). This was informed by the need for indeginization and decimalization. You will remember that 12 pence make one shilling. There was a request in the News papers and available media for people to contribute in the debate  for denominations and names reflecting the country's culture etc. The lowest denomintion was given the name[b] kobo [/b] as many N[i]igerian communities had that name or similar for the old penny. The Yoruba , Hausa and I think Igbo all refered to the penny as kobo or kwabo(hausa). A contending name for kobo was "beni" as this was what the penny was called in most coastal regions but the kobo was selected. The Naira was coined by many submissions in the |News papers to reflect Nigeria's name (River Niger, Negro etc). A contending name for Naira was Nira which was suggested by many but then dropped because it sounded like "Lira"[ and could cause confusion with the Italian currency.)
i]"On 31st March, 1971, the then Head of State announced that Nigeria would change to decimal currency as from 1st January, 1973.The major currency unit would be called Naira which would be equivalent to ten shillings: the minor unit would be called kobo; 100 of which would make one Naira. The decision to change to decimal currency followed the [/i] recommendations of the Decimal Currency Committee set up in 1962 which submitted its report in 1964.

The change that took place in January, 1973 was a major one and this involved both currency notes and coins. The major unit of currency which used to be £1 ceased to exist and the one Naira which was equivalent to 10/- become the major unit:

On 11th February"[/i]

And how does this answer the question??

hmmmmmmmm. . . embarrassing

Ruggedman must be having funnnnnnnn ryte now

who wake this guy up from sleep

Tubaba much loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

ok