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adaobi123: I took that pic like 1 month ago

1 month ago ke! I've noticed dah pix like forever!

a friend of mine told me something just of resent he said " onces a thief is always a thief" and in this case of yours you know what I'm trying to say.

Its left to you oooOooO

Yeah! Good idea

But no forget blackberry owwwn o

I hope to be like him someday! He's even my name sake and I've had dreams of going to dah audition

Sorry o but please whr can I download it?

Mexyz: @nap2,u re spreadn lies abt arsenal fc nt playn because of d stadia,d game was cancelled due to oda reasons abeg. @op,my guy when last ve u bn to abj stadia,i can tel u authoritatively dat d stadia is under full maitenance nw by julius berger.

gbam! Yhu don tok wetin I b wan tok

After three weeks that six secondary school teachers, including
a principal were killed in Monguno local government Area of
Borno state, the state has continued to face series of violence
even with the presence of security agents.
DailyPost correspondent learnt that gunmen suspected to be
members of Boko Haram sect killed several students of
Monguno Secondary School, by cutting off their throats, while
they were returning home after their Senior Secondary school
Examination Certificate,SSCE.
Monguno is 135 kilometres north of Maiduguri, the state
capital; and has been an operating ground of the Islamist Boko
Haram.
The gunmen, according to a villager, Mallam Aisami,
ambushed the West African Examination Council,WAEC,
candidates on their ways home on foot and bicycles. Their
hands were tied to the backs. They were all killed on the path
leading to their school premises.
He said the gunmen fled on three motorcycles towards Marte
council area of the Northern Borno, before men of the Joint
Task Force,JTF, rushed to the scene, after three hours.
The spokesman of the JTF, Lt. Col
Sagir Musa and the Borno state
Commissioner of Education, Alhaji Musa Inuwa Kubo
confirmed the incident on Saturday, stating that was an
“unfortunate and frightening incident”
Sagir and Kubo could not ascertain the exact number of
students allegedly killed by the suspects at Monguno.
Kubo in a telephone interview told newsmen that “I am calling
on the people of Borno state to continue to pray and fast, so
that the incessant attacks and killings in the state can stop.
I pray that the trying and challenging times of insecurity to lives
and property here in Borno will come to an end soon by the
grace of God and with the full support of our leaders in the
state

seno408: There have been so much argument that wrestling isn't real and infact they are paid to act and stuff like that. Share your opinions here if you think wrestling is real or not

it was real but not any more after it was changed to world wrestling ent. It became childs play..

[quote author=Dan_de_Numeruno]It's there alright. I did the uploading myself but they haven't assigned it to it's designated folder just yet.

On logging in, you will see something like this;

For WWE, NHL, EPL, Impact Wrestling,Forumla 1, NCAA videos In AVI ( In High MP4 ).

Just tap on the blue AVI link, it will open up a page filled with sports files with dates of their uploads on top. Then scroll down slowly and carefully till you reached April 8. Just at the bottom is several files of Wrestlemania 29. Choose one and download away.

It's that simple.[/quote]thanks

[quote author=Dan_de_Numeruno]Goto www.fztvseries.mobi/

Make sure you are either browsing with Ucweb on mobile phone or Google chrome on laptop, to be able to download anything. Opera doesn't function properly on that website.[/quote]well thanks but couldn't find it ther I could only find old watches. didn't see last sundays wrestlemania.

Please can't wait to watch it

Pllllllssssss

Avatar (the series) used two days to watch season 1 and 2

The walking dead

Nikita

freecocoa: Duh!

There are still very good and honest people in naija, fear no go even gree some people like us thief another person property .

Though I forgot my purse sometime ago in cab and that was the end of it.

eheem freecocoa just incase you don't know thr was a thread abou yhu earlier today.... Sm1s havn a crush on you https://www.nairaland.com/1248682/nairaland-crush#15107228

starbuck: 2 weeks back in osha , housing estate to b precise , A girl mistakenly dropped her BBZ10 4rm d bike without her notice bt luckily 4 her I was on ma way home wen I saw it . I picked it up bt 2 ma uttermost surprise, 3 dudes came 2 claim d fone dat d lady was coming 4rm Deir house , I was jst totally confused bt as smart as I was , I told dem dat dey v 2 contact d lady family if actually dey know her,dey left d fone 4 me wen dey saw I was not ready 2 giv it up .
Meanwhile , wen d lady found out dat she has lost her fone , she called her fone nd I told her 2 come pick it up in ma house thou it was late in d nyt , she had 2 sleepover in ma house on dat fateful day

kai! Guy dis one na lie unba!!!!

I know this thread wouldn't seem to make sense to many but trust me it does. the outside world have termed us bad...but I don't think dahs the reason we are changing....I tiiiink. its a touch from God ....prayers are yielding results.

Well..my phone was returned to me some months back before christmas. It was even in the market and we all know that's the least place to expect your phone back after you've misplaced it. I didn't even have the slightest of faith that I'll get it back but surprisingly enough it was returned.

I also misplaced my phone 2years back and it was also returned by a cab guy....but the guy suffer me ehnn. And op I must confess ur looking dashy.....

nig2change: .

My questions to fellow naija folks is that why do prefer to suffer abroad than to hustle in Nigeria. Many African countries are envious of our black gift from God. Imagine selling your house to buy visa, travel tickets to abroad to start afresh in the name of various national challenges which great countries have passed through in their nation building.

Sometimes it seems, you don’t need too many reasons to hate Nigeria and I feel so hateful towards my country right now. http://m.news24.com/nigeria/MyNews24/Nigeria-will-never-pull-through-like-this-20130327

Its not dr fault I don't even know what to say.. What is mtn and dstv doing in naija when we can't invest in SA......naija govt dhe dull me walai

tonididdy: complete this sentence:





IF TO SAY....

you no waste your time comment

Oga op I have 3words for you......"You blame them"?

A Minna-based human rights activist, Evangelist Peter Udoh,
has attributed the planned scrapping of the National
Examinations Council (NECO) as contained in the Parry
Oronsaye committee report as part of vendetta against those
who may have refused to ‘play ball’ while the committee was
carrying out its assignment last year.
Reports of scrapping of the only indigenous examination body
that complements the West African Examination Council
(WAEC) on the pages of some national tabloids generated
more of condemnations than commendations across different
segments of the Nigerian populace.
The media reports which claimed to have been based on
Oronsaye’s report had revealed that the Federal Government,
acting on the committees’ recommendations listed NECO
among other 38 federal MDAs slated for scrapping or merging
for undisclosed reasons.
While staff of NECO were jittery over what fate could hold for
them if the examination body was scrapped, other Nigerians
were showing sympathy going by years of shortcomings on
the WAEC in successfully conducting examination and as well
timely releasing results, a gap which NECO as an alternative
examination body has successfully bridged.
Scrapping of NECO as contained in the committees’ report
would be the greatest mistake for the education sector, he said
as he called on the federal government to scrutinise the
Oronsanye report to ensure that those who fell under the
panel’s sledge hammer are not only those that refused to play
ball while the panel was undertaking its assignment.
The Rights Activist while reacting to the reports wondered why
the scrapping of NECO since it was established to bridge the
gap which WAEC could not fill in successfully conducting and
timely release of results of prospective candidates seeking for
admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
“Otherwise why would any sensible person recommend that
NECO should be scrapped and its structures and statutory
responsibility to be taken over by WAEC, a regional body”,
Evangelist Udo further explained.
Meanwhile, normal official activities has returned at the
headquarters of NECO in Minna, Niger state capital even as
staffers gathered in groups to discuss what fate could have
befell them over media reports indicating federal government’s
decision to scrap the council alongside other similar bodies.
Though officials from the Public
Relations unit of NECO declined
comments when approached on the issue as they directed our
Correspondent to the Registrar/Chief Executive of the council,
Professor Promise Nwachukwu Okpala who was also not on
seat at the time of the visit, feelers from the agency indicated
that, uneasy calm among all segments of staff over the reports.
One of the senior officials who craved anonymity however told
our correspondent that there was no rationality behind the
moves to scrap NECO, “Let’s look at it this way, Britain is not
up to half the size of Nigeria and it has about eight examination
bodies. How then can Nigeria scrap its only examination body?
“Secondly, why WAEC? WAEC does not belong to Nigeria,
so what does the country stand to gain by handing over
structures of NECO to the WAEC? And thirdly, how possible
is it for WAEC or any examination body for that matter to
organize one SSCE in November and another two months later
in January when they have not released the result of the one
conducted in November”.
Again, have we forgotten so soon when Nigerian candidates
suffer untold hardship in the hands of WAEC the senior staff
said, explaining that, “During that time, open any newspaper
what you see are pleas by candidates asking WAEC to release
their results. The coming of NECO actually stopped all that”.
To me, talking about NECO scrapping is like retrogressing
backward to may be to the pre-colonial era, “Now we are
taking ourselves back to the era of colonialism. May be we
should hand over the Presidency of this country back to
Britain” .
( Daily Independent )
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Former Nigeria
midfield star
Henry Nwosu
has called on
Super Eagles
captain Joseph
Yobo to quit
international
football to
concentrate on
his club career.

Nwosu, who spoke to our correspondent on the telephone
during the week, said he was disturbed by Yobo’s media attack
on coach Stephen Keshi for not informing about his exclusion from the squad for the March 23 World Cup qualifying game
against Kenya in Calabar
.
And Keshi explained that he left out the versatile Turkey-based
defender from the squad because he decided to stick with
Godfrey Oboabona and Kenneth Omeruo, who distinguished
themselves in the central defence during the 2013 Africa Cup of
Nations won by Nigeria in South Africa.

Keshi again left Yobo out of his 30-man list for the World Cup
qualifiers and the Confederations Cup in Brazil in June on
Thursday.
“I did not inform him that he would not be in the game against
Kenya because I knew I was not going to take him and we were
in South Africa together and I explained to him so there was no
point calling him,” Keshi was quoted as saying.
“I’m trying to protect him from being embarrassed, he is my
captain and Nigeria’s captain and I don’t think it would be
proper for me to bring Yobo down here against Kenya and
leave him on the bench.”

Nwosu, who backed Keshi’s decision, insisted that Yobo was
wrong to criticise his coach in the media.
“Yobo is one of the players I respect a lot but I’m disappointed
in him,” the former Eagles captain said.
“We saw what he played at the Africa Cup of Nations and I
think he needs to take a rest from the national team. He has
given his best for the Eagles and he should quit when the
ovation is loudest.
“Yobo was not the only player that played at the Africa Cup of
Nations that was dropped by the coach.
“Others (Nosa Igiebor, Ike Uche and Juwon Oshaniwa) didn’t
go on air to condemn the coach. Why Yobo?
“The coach has the right to invite or drop any player without
explanation. He (Yobo) should respect the coach’s decision. If
he feels strongly about Keshi’s decision, the best thing to do is
to call him and ask for explanation, and not going on air.
“When Clemens Westerhof didn’t invite Keshi, who was the
national team captain, for some of his matches, he (Keshi)
didn’t go on air. The same thing happened me. I was not invited
for some matches, despite I was the captain and I didn’t attack
anyone.”

The Nigeria ’80 Africa Cup of Nations winner dismissed
Yobo’s claim that one of Keshi’s assistants is intimidated by
his achievements with the national team.
“ I don’t believe any of the coaches is jealous of his
achievements,” he said.
“Is it Sylvanus Okpala or Daniel Amokachi? Both of them have
won the Africa Cup of Nations and were great players in their
days.”
Punch Nigeria

jhydebaba: I wonder why u all are quoting this guy. He's gotten the much desired attention. Mission accomplished.

ehen are'nt yhu hungry for that same attention?wetin cncrn yhu wit am

Pweedylipsmoi: Who is dis chidynma, avnt heard of her b4 oooo. Nice ride though

ur on a looooooooooooooooong thing my dear

Sybellah: Anytime OracleHex

don't tell me u'v watched loads and loads of screwsss

Abbey2sam: I learnt that the white southies run tinz over there,
We run tinz here by ourselves in naija

I know economically wise,they are above nigeria and maybe infrastructures too.

ur right bruvv dey r ntin widout d whites

A curve 3 and a bold 2 which is better?

bibinwaka: unemployment on d increase.

oga abeg shut up no remind us abt dah wan

Is it taking effect from this year?will dr be no jamb dis year?

Hmmm....abi o..........making brain