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akpos died and was buried
that same evening, he was in heaven.

THE END Lol

porn star

this op should be banned

coach must not start musah o

what do i do for a successful defence?

very chewpid thread

@ op, i think you think with your anus, foooooooooooooooool

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i will

makahlj2: 1. It does in fact have health benefits, especially if other s.ex is scarce. It's good for the prostate.
2. It's practiced by billions of people so yes, it's normal.
3. No idea. Probably a psychological response. Try to do it without thinking that you're doing something bad.
4. With great difficulty, I'm afraid.
6. Hmmm, This question is for another section of the forum, I believe

u sure about number 1?

1. Has it got any health effects?

2. Is it normal?

3. I get pimples on my face anytime i masturbate, why?

4. How can i stop?

6. Is it a sin?

please help i

sexymoma: 1st question.... You Never Chop, 2nd Quetion.... Na Carpenter sow that cote you call suit? 3rd Question... Who dey deceive you? ansa me before i descend on you

u dont respect the elderly

bunmioguns and skales

NessaFresh: U r really akpors

how?

Lolaabokoku: Å fool at 14 is å fool forever

yo moda

many say i am sexy but i want my honest nairalanders to endorse this fact.
thank you.

Onyeasi: SMH

you think say you get head

tpacalipse: Well, rule number 1 in any relationship; don't ever buy a thing for any woman. Let her father continue the buying until you buy her off the family. How come you won't be betrayed when you quickly assumed the role of her papa without her being married to u. Even if she was married to you, buying things should be on percentage contribution basis. Who born maga?

nonsense

[quote author=Atheist:-D]You might as well lock yourself in a cave and await the second coming. That might guarantee you a chance.[/quote]

Ex-Ghana FA chief Ben Koufie will make a recommendation to FIFA to ban Nigeria and Ivory Coast from playing at the U17 World Cup because they age-cheated their way to qualify for the competition.

Koufie says he will make a recommendation to the world football’s governing body to ban countries from age-group competitions if any of their players fail age tests.

Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) scans have been used by both Fifa and the Confederation of African Football to check on the true ages of players as the clampdown on age cheats intensifies.

Nine players were banned from the African U-17 event after failing tests.

The players hailed from Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Congo.

Now Nigeria and Ivory Coast have qualified for the World Cup to be held in the UAE later this year have gone on to reach Saturday’s final in Morocco.

Koufie, who has worked with the technical committees of both CAF and FIFA, now wants Fifa to enforce tougher punishments for teams whose players fail MRI scans.

“I am going to make some recommendations to Fifa that it should just not be a matter of disqualifying players from tournaments when they have failed their MRI in a specific competition,” Koufie told BBC Sport.

“If the players played in the qualifying matches for that competition, that team must be disqualified because it used disqualified players in the qualifying process.

“Once you are caught and it is proven that the player played in the qualifying matches then you have to be disqualified.

“I am worried about it because it is not fair at all to the youngsters. It is called U-17 because it is a development stage.

“If you now bring 20 to 25-year-olds to play in that competition then it is an injustice.”

Koufie has been a consistent and strong critic of age cheating in Ghana and reckons the problem lies with coaches and administrators as part of what he says is an unhelpful emphasis on winning at a young age.

The former Black Stars boss, who has also worked in Zimbabwe and Botswana, has been talking to youth coaches in Ghana and wants them to be at the forefront of addressing age cheating by emphasising development rather than winning for youth teams.

“Coaching at this level must be taken seriously because that is the formative stage. The U-17 is not a must-win area,” he said.

“It should be a chance for the boys to learn at a competitive level, that is the assessment. We are incorrectly using it now as a real competition where they must win.

“Sometimes in football you lose in order to learn and in the process learn to win. They may lose but they must learn from their losses.”

All four teams – champions Ivory Coast, runners-up Nigeria, Tunisia and Morocco – have qualified for the Fifia Under-17 World Cup in United Arab Emirates from 17 October to 8 November.

http://www.ghanasoccernet.com/ex-ghana-fa-chief-koufie-to-ask-fifa-to-ban-nigeria-ivory-coast-from-u17-world-cup-for-age-cheating

you are looking at nnaked beyonce for 10 minutes. if your "lizard" doesnt nod its head you win 1 million dollars. can u?