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see level omo that joint go don get pot-holes ooooo ah ah |
Iyano woro Iyano bustop Iyano Church Iyano Mosque Iyano koko |
Inter 2 Barca 2 |
wetin Belleti dey find for dis game now ![]() |
Ballack is as confused as Arsene Wenger whats a misss, wats rong with Kalou for football sake |
What happened to Mikel ![]() ? |
I FOR KILL ANELKA I WISH IM KNO SCORE THAT GOAL HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM |
goallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll |
i c our bench, i just shake head wtf! |
what happened to Mikel ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Kalou dey this game ![]() ?? |
Essien be dey play shot da year ooo, wetin kom dey whole im leg ![]() |
this game dull oooo shooooo |
asha 80:Yorubas are the most annoyin pipo i av ever come acrosss. We are talkin abt a company thats own by a Yoruba man, i cant just stop lafin at their lame comment |
bandely:then he should allow Timaya to write and sing his songs the way it pleases him, afterall he is not doin bad |
morpheus24:I learnt Patrick Obahiagbon is one of his role model, so i am not surprised,lol |
"The Ocean Divider" |
i love this guy soooooooooooooooooooooo much he is one of my role model |
To me dis guy is just being stupid, i mean the Nico Gravity. If he wants to make hit song, he should kall timaya, then do a colabo with him instead of tryin to reap were he did not sow Someguyes in the past did d same tin to African China when he came out with Mr. President, they also sang their own version to intimidate AC, but to no avail Mode 9 hav been dissing Rugged Man for years, yet RM is going higher Nico Gravity whatever that means should try and come out on his own and not try to use other peoples name to gain fame, there is enuf space for him to do that lousy simpleton |
babaearly:Bam yarn |
cicero:THE END WILL TELL, |
Mod pls edit the Subject its Stoke City (1) Vs Chelsea (2) dont joke with the men in blue,lol |
IS THERE ANY LINK WERE I CAN WATCH THE MATCH ONLINE ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ? |
Life, so cheap •Man dies fighting wife over N50 By Vincent Ukpong Kalu •Grace with her 4-month old baby PHOTO: THE SUN PUBLISHING Living index Saturday, September 12, 2009 •Grace with her 4-month old baby PHOTO: THE SUN PUBLISHING Living index The high poverty level and excruciating hardship in the country re-echoed last Saturday at Iyankatan Street, Kuje Amuwo, when a young man of 28, Austin Anthony, died while beating his wife, Grace over N50 feeding money. Austin was a factory hand at a sachet water producing company. He lost his job when the company closed shop because of unfavourable business climate. Austin recently got another job as security guard in one company at Monkey Village, Kirikiri. Grace is nursing a baby of about four month old. The anaemic frames of Grace and her baby reveal that they are passing through unbearable hardship. Her marriage with Austin is what is called 'Lagos marriage', that is, a relationship between two consenting male and female adults who because of accommodation or other social pressures start living together as husband and wife and procreate. The marriage is usually for convenience and the strings of love may not be attached to it. In this case of Austin and Grace, neither of the couple knew the relations of the other. The deepest they knew about each other was that the late husband knew his wife is from Ishan in Edo State while the wife knew that her husband was from Agbor in Delta State. The pigsty makeshift one-room plank house on a swampy environment where they live measures less than 6ft by 8ft with a mattress on the floor and clothes hanging on the walls and kitchen utensils on the floor will make one shed tears over the level of hardship in town. Trouble was said to have started last Saturday morning when Austin started querying his wife on what she did with the N50 he left. His wife's explanation that she used it to buy milk for herself and the baby didn't go down well with Austin and he started beating her. According to the neighbours, Austin was in the habit of beating his wife over frivolous and little misunderstanding. On that fateful day, Saturday, he inflicted wounds on his wife while beating her. Her lady ran out to avoid more punishment. The back was lacerated as a result of the beating. Austin slipped and fell while trying to grab her. At first, neighbours thought he fainted and tried to revive him to avail. He instantly passed on. From where the wife had gone to take cover, she was said to have sent emissaries to entreat her husband for forgiveness. The people returned to tell her that the music had changed and her husband had died. Since their relationship was the type made in Lagos, how to get in touch with the relations of the deceased and that of his wife became another tough task. The police arrested Grace with her four-month-old baby and they are now in the homicide section of the State Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, Yaba. But, y would they arrest the innocent woman ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ? |
LOS ANGELES – Although she liked her bacon crispy and her chicken fried, she never drank, smoked or fooled around, Gertrude Baines once said, describing a life that lasted an astonishing 115 years and earned her the title of oldest person on the planet. It was a title Baines quietly relinquished Friday when she died in her sleep at Western Convalescent Hospital, her home since she gave up living alone at age 107 after breaking a hip. She likely suffered a heart attack, said her longtime physician, Dr. Charles Witt, although an autopsy was scheduled to determine the exact cause of death. "I saw her two days ago, and she was just doing fine," Witt told The Associated Press on Friday. "She was in excellent shape. She was mentally alert. She smiled frequently." Baines was born in Shellman, Ga., on April 6, 1894, when Grover Cleveland was in the White House, radio communication was just being developed and television was still more than a half-century from becoming a ubiquitous household presence. She was 4 years old when the Spanish-American War broke out and 9 when the first World Series was played. She had already reached middle age by the time the U.S. entered World War II in 1941. Throughout it all, Baines said last year, it was a life she thoroughly enjoyed. "I'm glad I'm here. I don't care if I live a hundred more," she said with a hearty laugh after casting her vote for Barack Obama for president. "I enjoy nothing but eating and sleeping." Her vote for Obama, she added, had helped fulfill a lifelong dream of seeing a black man elected president. "We all the same, only our skin is dark and theirs is white," said Baines, who was black. The centenarian, who worked as a maid at Ohio State University dormitories until her retirement, had outlived all of her family members. Her only daughter died of typhoid at age 18. In her final years, she passed her days watching her favorite TV program, "The Jerry Springer Show," and consuming her favorite foods: bacon, fried chicken and ice cream. She complained often, however, that the bacon served to her was too soft. "Two days ago, when I saw her, she was talking about the fact that the bacon wasn't crisp enough, that it was soggy," Witt said. She became the world's oldest person in January when Maria de Jesus died in Portugal at 115. The title brought with it a spotlight of attention, and Baines was asked frequently about the secret to a long life. She shrugged off such questions, telling people to ask God instead. "She told me that she owes her longevity to the Lord, that she never did drink, she never did smoke and she never did fool around," Witt said at a party marking her 115th birthday. At the party, Baines sat quietly, paying little attention as nursing home staffers and residents sang "Happy Birthday" and presented congratulatory notices from Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sen. Dianne Feinstein and others. But she laughed when told the Los Angeles Dodgers had given her a cooler filled with hot dogs. With Baines' death, 114-year-old Kama Chinen of Japan becomes the world's oldest person, said Dr. L. Stephen Coles of the Gerontology Research Group, which tracks claims of extreme old age. Chinen was born May 10, 1895. The oldest person who ever lived, Coles said, was Jeanne-Louise Calment, who was 122 when she died Aug. 4, 1997, in Arles, France. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090911/ap_on_re_us/us_obit_oldest_person Honestly this is laughable, how do they know she was the oldest person on earth? I know of some people who are over 125 and are still alive. I fink it should be " The oldest person in europe" what do you guys fink? |
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[center]Nigeria national football team – Managers[/center] Finch (1948–54) · Anyiam (1954–56) · Courtier (1956–60) · Beit haLavi (1960–61) · Vardar (1961–63) · Penna (1963–64) · Anyiam (1964–65) · Ember (1965–68) · Amaechina (1968–70) · Marotzke (1970–72) · Penna (1972–73) · Marotzke (1973–74) · Tihomir (1974–78) · Glória (1978–82) · Göller (1982) · Onigbinde (1982–84) · Udemezue (1984–86) · Ekeji (1986) · Hoener (1986–89) · Hamilton (1989) · Westerhof (1989–94) · Amodu (1994–95) · Bonfrere (1995–96) · Amodu (1996–97) · Troussier (1997) · Sinclair (1997) · Milutinović (1997–98) · Libregts (1998–99) · Bonfrere (1999–01) · Amodu (2000–02) · Onigbinde (2002) · Chukwu (2002–05) · Eguavoen (2005–07) · Vogts (2007–08) · Peters (2008) · Amodu (2008–) Wetin this guy dey do wey dem don appoint reach 4 times, shoooooooooooooo this country need fasting n prayers |
I dont care if Amodu is from Edo State or Benue state, he surely deserves a space in the north for cattle rearing, that i dont kno what to kall him now shld have known on time that he does not have anything to give, rather he decides to stick to the f, kin job bkos of his NFA mentality that guy get luck say kno be Oghara dem for play that match, im whole family for dey organise 50mila wen dem wan take bail am now, stu.pid A$$ holes |
SACK AMODU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/size][size=8pt][/size][size=8pt] , bring on SISIA Everytin in 9ja is politics, politics and politics, Amodu should b in North raring cattles, rather than potray himself as a footballer or a f, ukin coach with no clue about footballl Fu, kkk Nigeria Govt, fu, kkk Amodu n whoever he represents, them better sack this clueless slowpoke b4 water go turn to ogogoro ooooo I dont blame the players at alllllllllllllll They finished the match the same way they started, wasn't the coach supposed to give dem instructions in the dressing room, oh my God!!!!! That goat should be shot SIASIA will be our Saviour |
Oshiomole, You fall my hand |
i knew it was not goina work |
Festus Keyamo |
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