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that is our trade mark doing the country proud
well done brother |
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when is my too going to celebrated like this my brother doing the nation proud. well done brother. anyway, I don't care if some people dont like this news o, it is their hubbies let them continue disliking. |
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donbenie:can u please help itemized their demands, that warranted them to be bombing everywhere; harming innocent citizens? thinking that they are harming the people that control the government. now they are killing security agents. so will bombing ,killing security agents and creating tension in the affected communities solve the problems? they said they are powerful than the government, just as their partner in crime bokoharam ones said. but they will be crushed by the military by the grace of God. they are fighting for just their pockets not the masses. if the real war they are beating it drums started they won't wait, they will leave me and u in the mess they caused. they wait for the military for us to know that they are fighting for the masses , not to bomb and ran to hiding causing the locals to be running helter skelter in bushes and forests. dialogue is the solution to every problem only if no party involved did not introduce violence. after bombing u become terrorists and it is not advisable to dialogue with terrorists. the simple approach is to crush them all |
Greenback:now that u can be cured easily u are refusing medication. is it until u are chained hand to leg before u will accept voluntary assistance? then it will be too bad |
Greenback:ur case is again liken to car whose owner gave to a driver that does not notice or recognise when the engine ( brain) of the car is malfunctioning until it finally knocked. how I wish u receive help on time |
Greenback:no wonder u reason in this manner. sorry |
I love this government, the Rich with dubious mean of income ate crying as it is no business as usual and the lazy that love quickly money with no sweat are not smiling at all as oil vandalization is no business as usual. that is the reason they are forming different kind of terrorist groups. watch out for another terrorist group by next week. I'm just happy Nigerian military will crush them all |
[size=28pt] SAI BUHARI [/size] |
let the bombing continue, this is operation no mercy and let's see who suffer most. bokoharam most dreaded in the country with their ultimatum s they still failed they are now inside self-prison controlling no more territory as they did in the past administration. with ur ultimatum the Nigerian military will crush you all put together |
how then die or how u na killed them don't forget to let us know that of kudirat o. |
Greenback:ur case resemble that of a man who likes to eat his cake and still wants to have it |
the source should be interrogated; how did he know the reason for killing the man, how did he/she know that the man was dating another woman who's husband happened to be the head of the gang. then who is the woman in question and who is her husband. from there, here is the suspected killer. I trust my men in black on black, they won't disappoint in getting the killer with the help of the witness/ source |
FFKfuckedBIANCA:nairaland will then be named what? |
FFKfuckedBIANCA:nairaland will then be named what? |
oil vandals everywhere, military crush them all. no more business as usual. |
the beginning of the end
nobody fights government and win |
time to fish out the NDA has reached. it is the innocent citizens I pity most. nobody fights government and win. at the end the losses are always far more that the gains. it is now I believed they are serious, let the killing commence. after all nobody is going to live forever, the time and kind of death we don't know. |
yes this is how good leader should behave. be focused. never be distracted. thumb up for u sir |
OJUcrook:they can't do that because they knew that before it will affect the government, the locals will suffer it first and at last. But they can only be clapping hands for the people that are destroying their land by their own hands. |
just as I supported one NIGERIA, I don't go against us going our different ways. but this wasting of blood take us to no where. the few that are benefiting from one NIGERIA are powerful and happen to come from all the geopolitical zones of the this entity called NIGERIA and I doubt it if they will ever allow that to happen due to their self-centered ness . |
the true pioneer of change. may ur years be long |
Sparklequeen:and next year you will still see it |
the aftermath of End Time valentine
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guy, u just need to be very careful. love is blind they said but i think love still uses inner eye to see. 1. she is older than you 2. she has two kids 3. she is a policewoman now what gave u the assurance that u will still love her the way you do now when u finally gain employment with good pay do u care to ask the reason why the father(s) of the kids did not marry her do u think ur parents hate what will be good for u in the long run anyway it is your call u just need to think very welll before you decide good luck brod |
Lateef Omidiji Jr comes highly recommended. The 12-year-old US-born striker currently plays for the Under-14 team of Netherlands second division side Dordrecht FC. However, he already has a place reserved for him in the Nigeria U15 side based on first hand scouting by its coach Danladi Nasidi. Coach Nasidi traveled to the US to watch him play in 2014 and came out of the experience knowing he had something on his hands. “He has speed, focus, the technique is so good, the tactical approach is fine and he has the physical ability. These things combine to make a good footballer,” Nasidi told Goal. “He’s a small boy and if he comes to play for Nigeria, it will be good for Nigeria,” he declared. Perhaps not every 12-year-old gets to be spoken so highly of at his age. Lateef Jr. is currently leading scoring at his youth side despite being two years younger than his teammates and opponents. He told Goal that he would like to represent Nigeria someday like his heroes Rasheed Yekini, Daniel Amokachi, Austin ‘Jay Jay’ Okocha and Mutiu Adepoju, players he grew up watching on home video tapes with his father and grandfather. “Although I have received interest from USA Football,” Lateef Jr. told Goal, “my heart lies with my fatherland and I'm hopeful of a call up from the coach Nasidi-led U13s/U15s this year.” Coach Nasidi is keenly following the development of the prodigy, something he must stay alerted to as there seems to be a lot of eyes. “Many countries are interested in him, but since I’m monitoring his activities, I want to make sure we get hold of him before any other country,” Nasidi said. His father also wants him to play for Nigeria despite the interest from the United States and its alluring potentials. “I love my nation and I put that love of Nigeria in my kids very early. I tell them you are not just American, you're Nigerian-American,” Mr Omidiji told Goal. Sophia, Lateef Jr.'s older sister was called up to the Nigeria U20 Women's team in 2015. "He has received an invite from the Nigerian U13/U15 coach who watched him play and was impressed with his eye for goal, speed and technique. He is also quite strong which is why he has always played 1-2 years up in age groups to get challenged,” he said. For now, Lateef Jr. continues to develop his skills in the Dutch system where he hopes to keep getting the kind of challenge that would make him a top player in future. “Since coming to the Netherlands, they have turned me into a more versatile player so coming from the United States as a number 9, they've taught me how to play 7, 8, 9 and 10 so I can play four positions,” Lateef Jr. said. “Right wing, left wing, center mid and striker, they call me speedy here in Holland because of my speed but what I'm most proud about is my technical ability. “I am proud to be able to combine my natural Nigerian style with what I learned in America and what I'm now learning in the Netherlands.” Watch a video of Lateef Omidiji Jr. below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsKEYJUDrEQ
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so, i that is 40yrs plus 6.5 months will not see a lady that is 18 yrs to marry abi? [size=18pt] e ma tan ra yin [/size] |