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o boy! this naija captain no be under 17 oh! we'll watch out for him in the next ten years

o boy! this naija captain no be under 17 oh! we'll watch out for him in the next ten years

o boy! this naija captain no be under 17 oh! we'll watch out for him in the next ten years

o boy! this naija captain no be under 17 oh! we'll watch out for him in the next ten years

o boy! this naija captain no be under 17 oh! we'll watch out for him in the next ten years

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I need another glass of water.

ol boy na so so water u go dey drink?, make u make am star or guldy or better yet one big odeku(big stout)

The coach (John Obuh) should please tell us why he left Sani Emmanuel on the bench in the game. I believe Emmanuel is the best striker in the team. We expect him in the next game.

Quote from: mike oscar on Today at 08:24:53 PM
Guy, you forget we're a West LONDON side. We are City boys you know

You're not serious!  John Terry that should be an area boy. . .

See una old coach

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sunday cometh soon

we shall see

i wonder what gives u people confidence
You want to play Manchester United and ure confident of winnin? u lots are funny creatures

ill be here on Monday to unleash mayhem on your thread

The truth is that Monday morning you won't even show, I know you na.

May the referee's dic.k drop and never rise again

I feel pain for my team. kai! Imagine those bush boys beating us

Quote from: dayokanu on Today at 07:27:36 PM
Assanal have been seeing it for 5 seasons and counting So it wont be a new experience at all.


May I add that in that five season's, they have been unable to achieve anything tangible like winning a trophy

Quote from: vinisky on Today at 07:20:27 PM
My point exactly, no vidic , no ferdinand , no bertatov and see the way we play them, we even didn't have scholes and we still toe to toe with them its should be have nil nil at best.

11hrs of live music and prayer. People of different races, tribes, tongues, class and creed gathered together, lifting up one voice in praise and worship. The finest of gospel music talents of our time doing what they know how to do best.
The countdown has begun with high volt anticipation in the air for the experience ’09 coming up on the 4th of December. The experience which is the largest musical concert in Africa with its 2008 year’s crowd estimated at 350,000 promises to be entertaining, spiritual and life transforming.
What began in December 2006 as a flame in the heart of the convener and host Pastor Paul Adefarasin has become a roaring fire in the hearts of many all over the globe. Yes, indeed it has become a global phenomenon; the world’s largest gospel musical concert and the largest event in Africa.
[b]In 3 years the experience has been a host to a variety of international and Nigerian artist giving the attendants different flavours and blend of live music that puts the concert in a class of its own on the international gospel scene. This year the experience will be no different for God’s people will be ushered into His court by the very best of Lead worshippers and psalmist;  Don Moen, CeCe Winans, Chevelle Franklyn, Bebe Winans, Phil Driscoll, Fred Hammond, Kirk Franklin and Donnie McClurkin on the international front; and Ebenezer Obey, Rooftop MCs, Lara George, Mike Aremu, Timi Dakolo and Nikki Laoye from Nigeria.[/b]One major thing that stands out the Experience is the recurring attestation of the success of the security arrangement since its inception. This year will be no different; armed security patrol will be deployed within and around the concert venue. The organizers will also enlist the help of the Jesus boys (area boys) during the event. So, every one attending can be rest assured about their security and comfort while they stand in awe of God’s presence.
What can be more beautiful to God than His people coming together to praise, worship and cry out to Him in unity? Speaking of unity, the Experience showcases the immense potential in the body of Christ when we come together as one despite our denominations to join hands and work together. Over 15 frontline churches and Christian organizations in Nigeria endorse and sponsor the event which has made the experience a great success that it is.
The visitation of the Almighty God will be absolutely phenomenal and His unmistakable presence will be felt as the people praise Him, for God inhabits the praises of His people. What better time is there to entreat God with passionate patriotic prayer for our beloved country, Nigeria than during the experience? The prophetic and intercessory prayer for Nigeria is offered to God during the experience.
The Experience is much more than a concert. It’s a night to encounter the living God. It is one night with the King that lasts a life time. This is evident in the testimonies that abound following each year’s experience. So come expectant. Come and be once again part of History making. Come and be a part of touching God’s soft spot and watch Him bless you stupendously.  It’s an experience you can’t afford to miss.

www.theexperiencelagos.com

Even if Chelsea lines up 11 messi's they won't beat United except if the fa wants them to like they did 2 years ago, when chelsea got a cheap penalty. A 2-1 win for United.

sunday cometh soon

we shall see

i wonder what gives u people confidence
You want to play Manchester United and ure confident of winnin? u lots are funny creatures

ill be here on Monday to unleash mayhem on your thread

and in THAT SAME THREAD what exactly did you do regarding igbo women?
stop being a hypocrite, its not good ooooooo.
and that comment has NOTHING to do with my topic, so fuk off!

Quote from: whitesturd on November 01, 2009, 03:30 PM
Must u look?once u see a girl like that,simply look elsewhere or close ya eyes.


The issue is not about looking but maintaining a moral society.

Must u look?once u see a girl like that,simply look elsewhere or close ya eyes.

Where in Lagos do you live? I stand by my assertion.
Traffic jam is not an excuse to risk your life. Everyone knows the traffic situation in lagos. If you need to get somewhere. PLAN. Wake up earlier or something. Unfortunately for you, i am not from a wealthy family. I do not own a car. No one in Lagos has "Danfo'd" more than me.
I do not take Okada's because i can not let an illiterate rider who just arrived a few days in Lagos to break my leg.
Okada issue simply follows the law of demad and supply. If we realise d true dangers, we will stop patronising them and they will stop.
[b]i see women with babies on their backs riding okada's and i wish GOD could give me an invisible BIG HAND to SLAP the living daylight out of them.[/b]Riding an Okada puts your life in danger 80% of the time. Most okada riders have been involved in one accident or the other but they choose to continue until the day they get a FATAL accident.

those bastards killed a very dear friend and classmate. a very promising singer because of unecessary over

speeding. we all watched Tony(RIP) die because of an ogogoro induced okada accident.[/b]thank God Unical

students dealt with the idiot appropriately. i almost lost my life on two occassions.abeg peeps forget sentiments

those guys are killers pure and simple,if they really care for their families they should go engage themselves in

meaningful pursuits and stop killing innocent pple.enough said

I just threw up after entering this thread

same here!
finally, at least someone sees how disgusting it is.

Ribadu again? He never followed due process when he was EFCC boss.

So when are they going to publish my own reactions to Bode George's sentencing?