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Politics › Re: Buhari Orders IGP To Re-open Bola Ige, Dokubo’s Cases by Misterdhee1(m): 10:01am On Jul 18, 2016

tammie24:
hmm Pele o!

Zombie!

Simple question - are the police in charge of the economic revival?

Politics › Re: Buhari Orders IGP To Re-open Bola Ige, Dokubo’s Cases by Misterdhee1(m): 9:15am On Jul 18, 2016

tammie24:
When the economy needs so much attention he's ordering rubbish

Is this supposed to make th Yorubas happy in his mind or what?

What is man!

So, the police are also in charge of the economic revival abi?? Smh!

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Sports › Re: Hypocrisy Of Soccer Fans On The Messi-ronaldo Rivalry by Misterdhee1(op): 10:33pm On Jul 17, 2016

Misterdhee1:
Indisputably, the Ronaldo vs Messi debate turns head like no other in the soccer world. So contentious is the debate that it has resulted in lives being lost, marriage being broken, and friendships being turned to enmities - literally. This debate doesn't seem ready to be going away anytime in the foreseeable future. Undoubtedly, being a soccer fan authorizes one with the privilege to choose who one's favorite player is irrespective of what others feel. Therefore, it is understandable to expect such rivalry between the fans of these two who have been consistently astonishing in the last decade.
To Messi's fans, his tendency to marvel the world at will, mesmerize opponents with his extraterrestrial skills, score mind blowing goals at consistent rate, set up goals for his teammates and his humility on and off the field makes him better than anyone playing soccer. Ronaldo's fans' sentiments arise from the fact that he is a proven hard worker on and off the field, a consistent goal scorer, a proven class across two top leagues, a speed demon, his beautifully configured physique and an audacious lifestyle off the field. Both are right.
Messi is better than Ronaldo in his own ways, and Ronaldo is equally better than Messi is his own ways. Where the base arises is judging both players using their characters as human beings, and personal lives off field as yardsticks. That is sheer hypocrisy!
No single individual in the world can lay claim to perfection. Cristiano and Lionel are no different. They are human beings with their several imperfections. They may have contrasting characters off field but that doesn't in anyway invalidate the fact that they are geniuses on the soccer pitch. Acclaiming Ronaldo has been better than Messi because of Messi's tax evasion conviction, his sheepish nature, his love for tattoo, and his low celebrity life, is high-level hypocrisy. Approving Messi as the better player of the duo, because Cristiano is seemingly proud, over confident and flamboyant, and his sex life is equally hypocritical. Our standards as human beings do not make us lesser or better than another being. We are who we are, thanks to factors that are beyond our own makings. Where the real difference comes in, is how much success each record in their respective professional lives on the field.
Both of them should be compared on the basis of their personal statistics on the field (such as goals, assists, chances created, dribbles completed, etc.), how many trophies they won in their respective careers, how many awards each wins on individual level, and how many moments we marvel in their brilliance. This is what they share together, not their humanness. Let's stop the hypocrisy, and enjoy the grace of being able to watch them perform at such astonishing levels week in, week out.

*** Author - Adediran Adedayo

http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/hypocrisy-of-soccer-fans-on-messi.html?m=1

Cc Mynd44

Sports › Hypocrisy Of Soccer Fans On The Messi-ronaldo Rivalry by Misterdhee1(op): 9:25pm On Jul 17, 2016

Indisputably, the Ronaldo vs Messi debate turns head like no other in the soccer world. So contentious is the debate that it has resulted in lives being lost, marriage being broken, and friendships being turned to enmities - literally. This debate doesn't seem ready to be going away anytime in the foreseeable future. Undoubtedly, being a soccer fan authorizes one with the privilege to choose who one's favorite player is irrespective of what others feel. Therefore, it is understandable to expect such rivalry between the fans of these two who have been consistently astonishing in the last decade.
To Messi's fans, his tendency to marvel the world at will, mesmerize opponents with his extraterrestrial skills, score mind blowing goals at consistent rate, set up goals for his teammates and his humility on and off the field makes him better than anyone playing soccer. Ronaldo's fans' sentiments arise from the fact that he is a proven hard worker on and off the field, a consistent goal scorer, a proven class across two top leagues, a speed demon, his beautifully configured physique and an audacious lifestyle off the field. Both are right.
Messi is better than Ronaldo in his own ways, and Ronaldo is equally better than Messi is his own ways. Where the base arises is judging both players using their characters as human beings, and personal lives off field as yardsticks. That is sheer hypocrisy!
No single individual in the world can lay claim to perfection. Cristiano and Lionel are no different. They are human beings with their several imperfections. They may have contrasting characters off field but that doesn't in anyway invalidate the fact that they are geniuses on the soccer pitch. Acclaiming Ronaldo has been better than Messi because of Messi's tax evasion conviction, his sheepish nature, his love for tattoo, and his low celebrity life, is high-level hypocrisy. Approving Messi as the better player of the duo, because Cristiano is seemingly proud, over confident and flamboyant, and his sex life is equally hypocritical. Our standards as human beings do not make us lesser or better than another being. We are who we are, thanks to factors that are beyond our own makings. Where the real difference comes in, is how much success each record in their respective professional lives on the field.
Both of them should be compared on the basis of their personal statistics on the field (such as goals, assists, chances created, dribbles completed, etc.), how many trophies they won in their respective careers, how many awards each wins on individual level, and how many moments we marvel in their brilliance. This is what they share together, not their humanness. Let's stop the hypocrisy, and enjoy the grace of being able to watch them perform at such astonishing levels week in, week out.

*** Author - Adediran Adedayo

http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/hypocrisy-of-soccer-fans-on-messi.html?m=1

Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 3:58pm On Jul 17, 2016

mapet:
@OP
There is nothing called hardworkingness

There is bro.. Widen your knowledge base..

Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 2:44pm On Jul 17, 2016

phemmyfour:
I m actually looking at the factors listed there and thought that even in life, you need an element of luck

True bro

Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 1:40pm On Jul 17, 2016

phemmyfour:
Element of luck
Especially in

Euro win with Portugal
UCL win with Man u
Second Ucl win with Real

I share in your sentiments, but without much ado, he is still a fantastic player.. Let's give Kudos to whom kudos is due. Even though am no fan of his.

Sports › Re: All You Need To Know About Rio 2016 by Misterdhee1(op): 11:42am On Jul 17, 2016

Misterdhee1:
BY ADEDIRAN ADEDAYO ABDULLAHI

SOURCE : http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/all-you-need-to-know-about-rio-2016.html?m=1

As the Olympics games gathers Impetus, we bring you top facts about this year's edition of the biggest sporting event in the world. Here they are:
- This year's event is to be hosted in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
- The event marks the first of its kinds to be hosted in a South American City, and the first games to be held in a Portuguese speaking country.
- The event is to be held between 5th of August to the 21st of the same month. With the opening ceremony to be held in the iconic Maracana Stadium.
- There are 28 Olympic Sports, 41 disciplines, and 306 sets of medals to be vied for. 207 Nations will be competing, with Kosovo and South Sudan as first timers.
- Golfing will make its appearance into the events, after a 112-year absence, together with rugby sevens. Both were added by IOC in 2009.
- The games will be held in 33 venues across 6 Host Cities (Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Bello Horizonte, Salvador, Brasilia and Manacus)
- There are 85,000 security forces expected to enforce security across the cities.
- The Olympic mascot is named "VINICIUS" after Brazilian legendary musician, Vinicius de Moraes.
- The country has budgeted $9.7 billion for the competition. The final cost could possibly get as high as $17 billion.
- The country is currently battling with the worst health crisis in her history, with an estimated 1.5 million Brazilians suspected to be infected with Zika Virus according to the Health Ministry.
- 10,500 athletes were billed to participate at the Games, with a Lesser 10,293 athletes confirmed to participate. Many athletes withdrew due to concerns over health concerns, with Zika Virus still on rampant in the Country.
- Some of the top athletes confirmed to miss the Rio Games include;
° Tennis stars like Russian Maria Sharapova (Doping Suspension), World Men's Number 7 Milos Raonia (Canadian, Zika fears), Women's 6th ranked player, Belarusian Victoria Azarenka (Pregnancy), World's No 5, Romanias Simona Halep (Zika Virus Fears).
° Golf stars like Northern Ireland and World No 4, Rory Mclroy , World No. 1, Jason Day, World No. 2, Dustin Johnson; the three due to Zika fears.
° Basketballers, like Kobe Bryant (due to retirement), Blake Griffin (underwent bone marrow procedure on his left quad tendon), Anthony Davis and Chris Paul (post injury layoff)
°Marathon World Record Holder, Dennis Kimetto, due to unspecified reasons.
Get ready for the fun and excitement!

Sports › All You Need To Know About Rio 2016 by Misterdhee1(op): 11:42am On Jul 17, 2016

BY ADEDIRAN ADEDAYO ABDULLAHI

SOURCE : http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/all-you-need-to-know-about-rio-2016.html?m=1

As the Olympics games gathers Impetus, we bring you top facts about this year's edition of the biggest sporting event in the world. Here they are:
- This year's event is to be hosted in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
- The event marks the first of its kinds to be hosted in a South American City, and the first games to be held in a Portuguese speaking country.
- The event is to be held between 5th of August to the 21st of the same month. With the opening ceremony to be held in the iconic Maracana Stadium.
- There are 28 Olympic Sports, 41 disciplines, and 306 sets of medals to be vied for. 207 Nations will be competing, with Kosovo and South Sudan as first timers.
- Golfing will make its appearance into the events, after a 112-year absence, together with rugby sevens. Both were added by IOC in 2009.
- The games will be held in 33 venues across 6 Host Cities (Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Bello Horizonte, Salvador, Brasilia and Manacus)
- There are 85,000 security forces expected to enforce security across the cities.
- The Olympic mascot is named "VINICIUS" after Brazilian legendary musician, Vinicius de Moraes.
- The country has budgeted $9.7 billion for the competition. The final cost could possibly get as high as $17 billion.
- The country is currently battling with the worst health crisis in her history, with an estimated 1.5 million Brazilians suspected to be infected with Zika Virus according to the Health Ministry.
- 10,500 athletes were billed to participate at the Games, with a Lesser 10,293 athletes confirmed to participate. Many athletes withdrew due to concerns over health concerns, with Zika Virus still on rampant in the Country.
- Some of the top athletes confirmed to miss the Rio Games include;
° Tennis stars like Russian Maria Sharapova (Doping Suspension), World Men's Number 7 Milos Raonia (Canadian, Zika fears), Women's 6th ranked player, Belarusian Victoria Azarenka (Pregnancy), World's No 5, Romanias Simona Halep (Zika Virus Fears).
° Golf stars like Northern Ireland and World No 4, Rory Mclroy , World No. 1, Jason Day, World No. 2, Dustin Johnson; the three due to Zika fears.
° Basketballers, like Kobe Bryant (due to retirement), Blake Griffin (underwent bone marrow procedure on his left quad tendon), Anthony Davis and Chris Paul (post injury layoff)
°Marathon World Record Holder, Dennis Kimetto, due to unspecified reasons.
Get ready for the fun and excitement!

Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 11:12am On Jul 17, 2016

Ijaya123:
OP, how did you arrive at the conclusion that the greatest soccer player in history is Lionel Messi?

Nice write up, though.

Bros I wrote 'arguably'

Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Pictured With President Of Portugal After Portugal's Success by Misterdhee1(m): 10:52am On Jul 16, 2016

JSMMUYIWA:
Bro,
Why the arm-chair theorizing?
Messi played more matches in both two seasons past.
Yet Cr7 has larger goal stats...
If not goals and agility makes one a complete footballer,Biko;
Did you watch Euro?
Who had the best first touch of the ball in the tournament?
Isn't it Cr7?
I will rather you look at this particular angle;
A player that played in two different leagues,in modern football and won Ballond'or in both,and a player that stayed in a club all his career,which should be more complete?
Who thrives better in any atmosphere,with changing club and coaches as well known in Madrid?
Without tiki-taka,Cr7 has such stats..
Imagine Cr7 in a Tiki-taka team,u sabi say Na goal galore be that?

What I want is let Messi leave Barca for any club,I repeat any club,if he can replicate his performance, then,we can say,he is close to Cr7 on complete footballer thingy ...(Adaptation is a necessity in Professionalism).
But imagine with a team of Higuan,Aguero of City,Dimaria,Pastors,Lavezzi,et all unable to replicate Barca form won cups;
How will he manage in a team like Man U with the likes of Valencia,MartialFellainiat,Mata...e,tc...

At least you will agree with me that Argentina team has better players than United?

But there you have Cr7 justify himself win in with mediocre Portugal team.

If you put Cr7 in Argentina team;
No tell me,you sabi say you already win W/Cup;
You can ask Guardiola,he will tell you how far...

OK.

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Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Pictured With President Of Portugal After Portugal's Success by Misterdhee1(m): 7:28am On Jul 16, 2016

jubrealguy:
they didn't tell u CR7 is d only player to score over 50 goals in 6 consecutive seasons and messi managed it just 3ce in his entire career......messi more complete, how many headers.....lol, RONALDO is KING

For the remaining 2 seasons, he was injured for 2-3 months.. Hope u know? Do you understand what makes a 'complete footballer' sha? We aren't talking about a 'complete striker' here óò.. Can Ronaldo pass the ball as accurately and beautiful as Messi? Can he dribble as much as Messi can? You people talk about Ronaldo being a more complete footballer because he can use his both his heads, and legs in front of goals.. Even with being not so good with his head, has Messi being less effective as he is infront if goals. YOUR RONALDO WITH ALL THE LEGS AND HEAD CAPACITY, hasn't even score pass 80 goals in a year.. So what is the fuss? He can only exist as Messi's competitor, not the best ever Footballers ' top 3!

Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Pictured With President Of Portugal After Portugal's Success by Misterdhee1(m): 9:36pm On Jul 15, 2016

JSMMUYIWA:
Settle Wetin?
Matter don settle already...nauh;
Shebi you just confess and confirm Cr7 as "almighty "

BTW;
Check d stats 4 consistency....
That 91 stuff,is applaudable but Yoruba call it sarewa....(Coincidental Abi Na accidental English dey call am)
Consistency I mean make person score 50 goals 4 5 to 6 consecutive season...
You Superstar wan break 4 back if he try am?

Hope we settled well?

You call 91 goals through a year, sarewa, okay! I understand you naw.. So apart from the seasons that Messi had injury problems, is there any he has failed to score up to 50 goals within those years, and rank in more assists? Within those years, how many trophies did Ronaldo helped his team win compared to Messi? How many of his matches can you recur that you were entertained fully by him, apart from his goals.. See, cr can score goals.. Accepted! So can Messi. The difference is that Messi is a more complete footballer than Ronaldo, because his overall gameplay supercedes that of Cristiano ... Good Night

Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Pictured With President Of Portugal After Portugal's Success by Misterdhee1(m): 9:08pm On Jul 15, 2016

JSMMUYIWA:
Did you sat to write this too?

You don't know how important goal is in a match....
Just one goal;
Ask France and Argentina,Italy how it is,if they could just score a goal,that cause their elimination.

BTW;
How boring could a match be without goals...

Abegi give kudos to whom it belongs....
Ask Hazard how easy to score goals....

If Chelsea could score at least one goal in a match in their last season,their season can't be that bad ....

Here you have a goal machine in Cr7...

If not goal,whatz then the highlight of a game?
People sha,Wetin make Okocha no win Africa Best 4 once?

Lool.. Ok.. So has your Almighty Cr7 been able to score up to 90 goals in a calendar year? YES OR NO.. Nd let's settle once and for all

Romance › Re: She Stopped Picking My Calls After Her First Visit To My House. by Misterdhee1(m): 7:40pm On Jul 15, 2016

SAINTSAMURAII:
alright boss, i hope we buy a new one sha, alex vidal nor too good 4 my eyes.

Vidal is actually very good.. He didn't have the proper chance to fit in last season.. But still, we need someone like Bellerin

Politics › Re: Interesting Write Up By Reuben Abati Over Melaye’s Assault by Misterdhee1(m): 7:25pm On Jul 15, 2016

I love his writing style, even though he was part of the most clueless administration ever in the political history of the country.. One thing I have grown up to understand is that critics are best in Criticizing and proposing solutions.. They don't necessarily make better leaders themselves.

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Politics › Re: It Seems Halima Buhari Failed The Last Bar Exam by Misterdhee1(m): 7:11pm On Jul 15, 2016

I guess Op graduated with a First from the University.. Stupidity is when you expect human beings like you, to be almost perfect, when your life spells "IMPERFECTION" in high pitch.

Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo Pictured With President Of Portugal After Portugal's Success by Misterdhee1(m): 5:52pm On Jul 15, 2016

AKAKAK:
CR7, the greatest player of my time, your records speak volumes.
Most international goals in a calendar year: 25 (in 2012, shared with Vivian Woodward and Lionel Messi
First footballer to reach 40 goals in a professional league for two consecutive seasons
Only player to score in every minute of an official football game
Only player to win the League title, Domestic Cup, Domestic Supercup, Champions League, Club World Cup, League Player of the Year, Golden Shoe and Ballon d'Or at two different clubs (Manchester United and Real
Only player in the world who has scored in the 2004, 2008, 2012 and 2016 editions of the European Championship; and in the 2006, 2010 and 2014 editions of the World Cup.
Europe
Most goals scored in European competitions (club football): 96 goals
Most goals scored in the UEFA Champions League: 94 goals
Most goals scored in a UEFA Champions League/European Cup season: 17 goals in 2013–14
Most goals scored in the UEFA Champions League group stage: 11 goals in 2015–16
Most goals scored in UEFA Champions League knockout phase: 42 goals
Most UEFA Champions League goals scored in a calendar year: 15 goals in 2013[m
Only player to score 15 or more UEFA Champions League goals in two different seasons: in 2013–14 and 2015–16
The first player in the history of UEFA Champions League to score three hat-tricks in a single season: in 2015–16[m
Only footballer to have won the European Golden Shoe in two different leagues: English Premier League (2007–08) and Spanish La Liga (2010–11, 2013–14, 2014–15)
Most goals scored in the UEFA European Championship, including qualifying: 29 goals, for Portugal
Most career goals at UEFA European Championship finals: 9 goals, for Portugal (tied with Michel Platini)
Only player to have scored at four UEFA European Championship finals: 2004, 2008, 2012, 2016
Only player to have scored three or above (goals) at more than one UEFA European Championship finals: 3 goals in 2012 and at least 3 goals in 2016
Most headed goals at UEFA European Championship finals: 5
Highest appearance-maker at UEFA European Championship finals: 20 appearances
First player to appear in three UEFA European Championship semi-finals: 2004, 2012, 2016 (Germany's Bastian Schweinsteiger featured in his third last-four clash 24 hours later)
First player to ever score 10 goals in four consecutive UEFA Champions League seasons: 2011–12 to 2014–15
Only player to score for two different winning teams in the European Cup: Manchester United (2007–08) and Real Madrid (2013–14)
Most away goals scored in Champions League history: 42 goals
Most consecutive UEFA Champions League away games scored in: 12
Most wins in the UEFA Champions League Knockout phase: 29 wins
Most braces scored in the UEFA Champions League: 20
Most European Golden Shoe awards: 4
Most UEFA Team of the Year appearances: 10 times
Most consecutive appearances in the UEFA Team of the Year: 9 (2007–2015)
Only player to appear in more than position in the UEFA Team of the Year.
Only player to be among the finalists for all the editions of the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award: 2010–11 to 2014–15
Fastest player to score 350 goals for one club (335 games)
Spain
Most hat-tricks in La Liga history: 30
Fastest La Liga player to score 150 league goals (140 games)
Fastest La Liga player to score 200 league goals (178 games)
Fastest player to reach 300 official club goals
Most consecutive Clásico matches scored in: 6 matches
Best scoring start in a Spanish league season: 15 goals in eight rounds
Fastest footballer to score 20 league goals: 12 games (missed one game due to injury)
Only player to reach 30 goals in six consecutive La Liga seasons
Most teams scored against in a season (2012–13): 19 (shared with Ronaldo and Lionel Messi)
Most La Liga hat-tricks in a season: 8 hat-tricks (shared with Lionel Messi)
Most hat-tricks scored in all competitions: 36

CLASIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN (RONALDO & MESSI).
Ronaldo is a model--Messi is not
Ronaldo is good on both legs-- Messi is not
Ronaldo is good on the air(nodding) --Messi is not
Ronaldo has won trophy for his country-- Messi Non
Ronaldo has no (TATOO) due to blood donation—Messi has TATOO
Ronaldo has won champions league and leagues in two different countries-- Messi only won it with BARCA.
Ronaldo is not a Tax fraudster-- Messi is a tax fraudster.
Ronaldo is philanthropist --- Messi is not.
Ronaldo is a more complete footballer (speed , strength, both legs, penalties, free kicks)-- Messi is not.
Ronaldo will never quit or retire because he lost in a final--- Messi quit because he couldn't win three finals.
Ronaldo makes news outside the pitch Messi only make news on the pitch
Ronaldo makes more money for companies running adverts Messi makes much less money money for companies running advert.
Ronaldo has over 200 million followers on Instagram and twitter Messi has less than 10 million followers let me stop here first

Cristiano Ronaldo: Premier League √ FA cup √ Laliga √ Copa del rey √ Champions League √ Fifa world club cup √ Ballon d'or √ European Championship √ Manchester United Legend √ Real Madrid Legend √ Now Portugal Legend√ Successful for club and country √ The best. √√.....as for Messi just pay your tax and the lord will take you to a new league and change your status in Argentina

Tell me you seriously sat down on your own nd wrote all this balderdash?

1. How many Finals has Ronaldo Lost?

2. What is your yardstick for measuring philantropism?

3. Life outside the pitch? You mean controversies outside the pitch?

4. Just save yourself from all these sentimental tumor, and ask yourself this simple question : WHAT MAKES FOOTBALL INTERESTING ? Is it just the goals, or the overall play? If you are for the goals, your sentiments is understandable, but if you are sane enough to affirm that Football is Fun, you seriously need to sleep over this sentiments, and get factual about who is better between the two.. #peace

Christianity Etc › Re: I Predicted France Terror Attack – T.B. Joshua by Misterdhee1(m): 5:40pm On Jul 15, 2016

His own Acclaimed god informs him prior to disasters, terror attacks, first class crashes, but can't avert it..

Question for the Holy Prophet of Doom : does your own god take solace in seeing multitude of innocent lives die or what? Or is he not so powerful to give you the power to defend the world against these havocs?

#miokolo_ucantcolonizeme!

Politics › Re: PDP Reconciliatory Meeting Ongoing (photos) by Misterdhee1(m): 9:10am On Jul 15, 2016

Op is an authentic Fool. You open a topic about a party in crisis, to spite another party.. Wetin concern Apc as a devilish party, with Pdp as a dying party.. Receive sense, and stop flawing your personality.

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Politics › Re: I Can’t Impregnate Remi Tinubu, She’s Passed Menopause – Dino Melaye by Misterdhee1(m): 10:23pm On Jul 14, 2016

"I want to become the President of Nigeria" - Dino Melaye.

For more of these, text "JOKE" To 1960.

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Romance › Re: She Stopped Picking My Calls After Her First Visit To My House. by Misterdhee1(m): 9:45pm On Jul 14, 2016

Perfectionist11:
Typical African girl..

Only God knows how many of these girls have missed out on "ideal relationships/stratospheric s3x" just cause they couldn't make the slightest of efforts 2 pursue what they want...

American girls I salute your irrepressible confidence.

An American girl would be like...I wanna shower show me 2 d bathroom..after some minutes she'll just scream 4 help/ask ye 2 bring her towel on getting there she'll just say. Do u like what u see?..

Na so u go enter d bathroom with her...

Too much movies.. Lool

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Meet Theresa May - Uk's New Prime Minister by Misterdhee1(op): 11:57pm On Jul 13, 2016

Misterdhee1:
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Who Is Theresa May - UK's New Prime Minister?

The Home Secretary nicknamed the 'Ice Queen' was invited to form a government by Queen Elizabeth II in a private audience at Buckingham Palace, after David Cameron resigned as UK's Prime Minister, aftermath of the Brexit vote. The Leader of the Conservatives may be a popular figure among Britons, but she is hardly known to many outside Britain. Here is a quick fact run-through of who the new UK's Prime Minister is:

- Theresa was born on October 1st, 1956 in Eastbourne, Sussex.

- She is a practicing member of the Anglican Church.

- She studied Geography at St. Hugh’s College, Oxford.

- She got married to Philip John May in 1980. Philip is a banker.

- They are childless.

- Theresa has Type 1 diabetes, which means she must inject herself with Insulin at least twice a day for the rest of her life.

- Her First Political Experience came in 1986, at the age of 30, when she was appointed as Councilor, London Borough Of Merton, a position she served until 1994.

- She became the first female Chairman of the Conservatives in 2002

- Theresa May is the Member of Parliament for Maidenhead

- She is the longest serving UK Home Secretary in 50 years.

- She is highly fashion conscious.

- She is an ardent Cricket Fan. Interestingly, she shares the cricketing passion with her husband.

- She was controversially awarded the 'Islamophobe of the Year', by the Islamic Human Rights Commission in 2015.

- She kept a low profile during the UK referendum.

***Author - Adediran Adedayo

http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/meet-theresa-may-uks-new-prime-minister.html?m=1

Foreign Affairs › Meet Theresa May - Uk's New Prime Minister by Misterdhee1(op): 11:42pm On Jul 13, 2016*

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Who Is Theresa May - UK's New Prime Minister?

http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/meet-theresa-may-uks-new-prime-minister.html?m=1

Politics › Re: Representatives Members Visit Remi Tinubu by Misterdhee1(m): 7:24pm On Jul 13, 2016

Melaye is going down... U don't defend Barcelona using Pique!

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Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 2:52pm On Jul 13, 2016

Cc Mynd44

Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 2:50pm On Jul 13, 2016

Proudlyngwa:
Nice write up

Thanks sir

Career › Re: Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 8:37am On Jul 13, 2016

Edwinmason:
point of correction..3 premier league

Thanks.

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Career › Top Career Lessons From Cristiano Ronaldo's Career So Far by Misterdhee1(op): 7:26am On Jul 13, 2016*

BY ADEDIRAN ADEDAYO ABDULLAHI

Cristiano Ronaldo is back in the limelight, this time for every goo reasons. With 3 Balon d'ors, three champions league winners' medals, three English Premier League titles, one Laliga winners' medal and of recent, an Euros gold medal off his Portuguese National side's triumph at the Continental tournament in France, alongside a daunting long list of individual awards, Cristiano Ronaldo is no doubt one of the greatest players to have graced the soccer pitch ever. At 31, he has virtually won every trophy he has competed for, in his club career, and an important bragging right, with his latest winner's medal with his country, which has ironically eluded his career nemesis, and 5 -time Balon d'or winner, Lionel Messi. From his daring ego, to his "crazy never lose mentality", Cristiano is surely a model to be studied by every dick and Harry that craves for success in their life pursuits. Here are the top takeaways:

- HARDWORKINGNESS : Numerous accounts have been giving by his teammates and coaches, both of present and in the past of how much an hardworker Ronaldo is. From his frequent early arrivals at the training sessions, to being the last to go home after training, to unimaginable fitness routines, it is a no-brainer, the extent to which diligence has driven Cristiano to the very top of the sporting ladder.

- SELF-BELIEF AND WORTH : Taunt him as much as you can on his tense Rivalry with Lionel Messi, it will never in a way achieve the desired 'taunting' objectives, because it will only propel the Portuguese to smashing past records and setting new records of his own Making. He so much believe in his abilities on the pitch, that the best of his epic replies to criticisms have been performance-related on the soccer field. You criticize Cristiano, he breaks new goal scoring record to respond accordingly.

- WINNING MENTALITY : Try list the sorest of losers in the world of sports, and Cristiano Ronaldo's name will be spelt out in gold. His "always win" mindset has made him much haters, as much as it has placed him in the league of his own as a soccer great. He has cried puerilely for losing matches, lashed out at teammates for his teams' defeats, and go bizarre lengths to get fit for important fixtures he looked set to miss. You can't beat his winning mentality!

- REALNESS : It is a glaring fact that Ronaldo for all his greatness is proud and individualistic, but what has helped him through these controversial lifestyles, is his submission to be real to himself and the world. He rubs his characters at your face and let you know without fear of rebuke that he is only human. He is human being, that comes first before his career profile. He uses it to his own advantage, without giving a damn about who loves or hates him for being real to himself.

- COMPETITIVENESS AND CONSISTENCY : Having won his first Balon d'or award at Manchester United, as a young age of 23 in 2008, the prospect of having the Balon d'or all to himself for many years, was cut short by the ingenuity of Barcelona's Lionel Messi, who snatched the 2009 trophy from him, and condemned him to 2nd place for two more years, and a no appearance at the best three in 2010. For a player has incredible as Cristiano, this is a failure. Losing out at such reproachful frequency, was enough to reduce him to mediocrity, but he chose to be consistent in his performances in other to be in competitive reach of his archrival. He came back to the Balon d'or podium as a winner in 2013, four years after his first win. With his successes with both Country and Club so far this year in major competitions, he looks set to scoop what will be his fourth Balon d'or award (With Leo Messi on five) , in a career that has seen him compete relentlessly and admirably with 'arguably' the greatest soccer player in history Lionel Messi, for the best player gong.

SOURCE : http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/important-career-lessons-to-learn-from.html?m=1

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Sports › Re: Explaining Messi's Jail Sentence by Misterdhee1(op): 4:20pm On Jul 07, 2016

Cc Lalasticlala Ishilove

Sports › Explaining Messi's Jail Sentence by Misterdhee1(op): 4:15pm On Jul 07, 2016

**Author - Adediran Adedayo

On Wednesday, 6th of July, Lionel Messi and his father were sentenced to 21 months in Jail after they were found guilty of tax fraud by a Spanish Court. The case which spanned through a 3 year period, was put to rest after a four-day trial, which was wrapped up on June. It was alleged that the player and his father who manages his image rights, were guilty of using companies in Belize, Britain, Switzerland and Uruguay to avoid tax payments to Spanish Authorities. The alleged tax payments amounted to a total of 4.16 million euros over a period of three years, (2007-09). This was from the Barcelona's maestro total image rights earnings from endorsement deals with top companies like Pepsi, Danone, Adidas etc.
In August 2013, during initial investigations, Lionel Messi and Jorge Messi (the star player's father) voluntarily paid 5 million Euros to cover up for the alleged unpaid taxes plus interest. Claims from the Argentine's Camp is that the Messi is ignorant of the alleged fraud, as his image rights dealings are solely managed and directed by Jorge Messi. With all the pleas of the player's defense team for the player's absolution from the trial, the court proceeded to sentence both the player and his dad, on the basis that the player couldn't claim full ignorance of the management of his earnings over the three years.
According to the court's official release:
"There is no deliberate ignorance here, it is fraud and that is it,because he didn't want to pay his taxes. It is like a crime boss. At the very top is the bigwig who doesn't want to know about the details. If Lionel is not punished accordingly, ordinary citizens could conclude that it was better not to show interest in their tax obligations".
Alongside the jail term, Lionel Messi is to pay 2.09 million euros and Jorge Messi to pay 1.6 million euros as fine. On the backdrop of this, the 5 time Balon D'or recipient's lawyers have vowed to ensure that the judgement is overturned by appealing the judgment at the Supreme Court, with a view to persuading the Court that both men behaved accordingly. They were quoted thus:
"The most recent laws from the Supreme Court on the matter that concerns us would seem to prove the argument of the defense".
The player and his father aren't expected to serve the jail terms, as the Spanish laws suspend prison sentences for first offences for non-violent crimes carrying a sentence of less than two years. The appeal can take up to a year.

http://www.nkenu.com/2016/07/explaining-messi-jail-sentence.html

Politics › Re: Afenifere, Ohanaeze Disagree As President Says Nigeria’s Unity Not Negotiable by Misterdhee1(m): 9:33am On Jul 07, 2016

Some people can be just funny sha.. What do you expect the man to say as the president? That the unity of the Nation should be reviewed because a certain 5% of the populee are still bitter that their preferred candidate at the polls, that is over a year, lost?? The agitations will be attended to hen there are real reasons for the unity to be negotiated, not tribal bigotry that is flying all over,

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