Sagamite:

The thread says "Top African" footballers.

If it said "top footballers in Africa", I can assure you 13 year old Stanley Okoro would top my list.
That on na grammer.



Who gives a shyt how many tournaments he shined in?

DK, I have told you several times: I AM NOT THE TYPE TO BE IMPRESSED BY TOURNAMENT SHINE!

I look at a player, his ability, the level he played at and how he can carry his team.

Kaka was consistently the best player or top 3 in his team with AC Milan, Real Madrid and Brazil for over 5 years. He controlled the game with those teams.

Are those Ogbomoso moin-moin teams?

Sagamite:

He was number 31 and barely missed the list.



What has Messi done for Argentine football?

Sagamite:

He was number 31 and barely missed the list.



What has Messi done for Argentine football?

CAMNEWTON4PRES: thunder fire you El diouf ke? Are you all right what have they achieved in their club and countries?

Prof Corruption: I have problem with the ranking. Kanu should be among the top three.

midetinz: Lagos state has all it takes(safety,strategical,economical and geographical benefit)to be an FCT. Abuja was just a forceful fake politically nurtured but artificial FCT. Abuja is just not ideally,worth an FCT.
Eko o ni baje

soulfood: it is well in Jesus name.

la furia:
and when nobody hears about him for 6 month, we ask where is SLS, we will claim he is jobless running out of ideas.....

skyp: I guess the people complaining did not read read the post.

Super1759: that ballboy is just lucky that it is hazard, if hazard was balotelli or suarez, he would have been a dead boy by now. What rubbish was that ?

jogrin0: they called me ''capon''....cuz i was alwayz d leada in any bad gang in school......though av changed

onatisi: most people commenting on this issue or thread didnt even watch the interview ,they only read the thread heading or topic and started commenting

kudi ice: I'll be polygamous and marry Scarlet Johansen, Kerri Hilson and Agbani Derego! Love those ladies like I love ma girl friend!

dessy002: A Yoruba Man and an Igbo man
were caught in Saudi Arabia,
sharing a smuggled barrel of
beer. They were arrested and
taken
to the Sheikh's palace for questioning and judgement. The
yoruba man lied that the igbo
man smuggled and forced him to
drink the beer!! Both were
initially
given a death sentence but, as it was a national holiday, the
sheikh decided they should be
released after some lashes of
the whip. As they were
preparing for
their punishment, the sheikh said, "It's my first wife's
birthday
today and she asked me to
allow each of you 2 wishes
before your whipping, but you
cannot wish not to be whipped!" The yoruba man thought for a
second then said: "Please tie two
pillows to my back before
whipping." And
my second wish is that you flog
me only 20 strokes of the whip. He was whipped, and luckily for
him, the pillows helped to make
the pain of the whip lesser.:$
The igbo man saw this; thought
for a second, then said: "Thank
you, most royal and merciful highness for the wishes. My
first wish is to receive 100 lashes
with the strongest..., toughest
whip available." :O
"If you so desire," the sheikh
replied with a puzzled look on his face..., " and your second wish?"
igbo man replies: "Tie the yoruba
man to my back....
Yoruba man faints...

Justosaus: Energy drinks have often been described
as drinks that have potentially dangerous health consequences, the dangers lying in the high levels of caffeine contained in them. For this and other reasons, the House of Representatives on Tuesday moved to ban the importation and sale of caffeinated drinks, popularly known as ‘energy drinks’, in the country.

Following a motion sponsored by a member, Yacoob Bush-Alebiosu, the house directed its Joint Committee on Health/Commerce to investigate the importation and distribution of the drinks. According to Punch, Bush-Alebiosu listed Germany, Norway, France and Denmark among some of the countries that had banned the sale of the drinks in their jurisdiction “as a result of health risks caused by the consumption of energy drinks, including reported cases of deaths.” He said that research conducted by the Cardiovascular

Research Centre at the Royal Adeliade Hospital and Adeliade University in Southern Australia reveals a link between students consuming a particular brand of energy drink and the unstable state of their hearts.

Bush-Alebiosu added that many brands of the drinks had flooded the country, as consumers were also mixing them with alcoholic drinks. The drinks are now first choice beverages among young people, especially on campuses, bars, clubs and social functions across the country. He said, “These drinks are being mixed with alcoholic drinks and become more deadly as they tend to mask the level of intoxication already settled in the bodies of the consumers of this mixture, thereby allowing young adults to consume much more alcohol than normal, which often times lead to young people passing out after such in- take and also an increase in road accidents involving such people.”

The lawmaker raised some pertinent points here. What are your thoughts on the sale and consumption of energy drinks and the move by the House of Reps to ban its sale and importation in Nigeria? Is this a good step?

http://www.bellanaija.com/2013/01/23/house-of-reps-move-to-ban-sale-of-energy-drinks-in-nigeria/?utm_source=Bella&utm_medium=twitter

liberty300: Why is it saddening? Do you want them to put 50 decomposing corpse in a morgue?...they need to pick out four or six and conduct tests on them. Those remains where dumped there by a morgue that the remains were probably overwhelming. If you have been to a morgue then you'll agree with me.

dahonestboss: SAD. anyway heaven sure for them, na kid them be

Brand_new: Point of correction @OP Yatches are WORTH MILLIONS OF $$$$$ NOT ####.

LesbianBoy: What shall it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul!

frudokafor: How can a couple of 28 have a child of 13.....hmmmm. D stowi no straight