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toluxa1: Lol, can't believe you are arguing this out? He is called a goal keeper because he keeps the goal post. That does not make him less a player. Every player has their "duties", just like the defenders that defend the goal keeper (or goal post).Ok Mr football professor. Please Explain why formations read: 4-4-2 4-3-3 3-5-2 4-5-1 etc. . . If I were you, I wouldn't attempt to. |
Ameobi don old sotey spit don they pour from im mouth uncontrollably? |
toluxa1: The goal keeper is as well a player as the others.Make im come join them for open play then abi? There's a reason he is called the Goal Keeper. |
toluxa1: Did we get a red card?Correct me if I am wrong but no be 10 players 1 GK? Abi you no sabi football? |
[size=18pt]Man this no be our team at all! Only Martins, Onazi, Nosa and Echejine dey play ball out of 10 players. Na wa oh![/size] |
I'm not surprised . They are double tongued serpents . |
who? |
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2231856/French-Alps-shooting-Abiodun-David-John-arrested-attempt-hack-Saad-Al-Hillis-bank-account.html https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/11/12/article-0-15FD6087000005DC-963_306x423.jpg A Nigerian man has been arrested on suspicion of trying to get into the bank accounts of a British engineer murdered in the Alps alongside family members. Abiodun David John, 33, is said to have tried to access money belonging to Saad Al-Hilli, 50, who was shot dead close to Lake Annecy, in eastern France, on September 5. The wife and mother-in-law of Mr Al-Hilli, of Claygate, Surrey, died alongside side him, while a French cyclist was gunned down nearby. Now it is claimed that John tried to access Mr Al-Hilli's Royal Bank of Scotland and HSBC accounts within a few days of the quadruple murders. John's arrest by Greater Manchester Police in Salford followed a request by Annecy magistrates and Surrey Police, who are leading the hunt for the killer. A raid on his flat yielded numerous mobile phones and documents, said an investigating source. John, in turn, insists he is innocent, and told the Manchester Evening News: 'I believe that people have been tapping into my phone and accessing my internet. 'When the police came into my house I did not know what they were talking about. They were talking about a dead man and said that I did it - took some money from a dead man's account. 'Somehow they connected this to me. I do not know where this has come from. 'They took me to the police station and they explained why I had been arrested. 'I was completely shocked. I did not know where the police were coming from. I am totally innocent. 'I do not know where this whole thing has come from.' A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: 'A 33-year-old man was arrested..on suspicion of fraud offences and taken to a police station where he was questioned and released on police bail. The arrest was made on behalf of Surrey Police.' |
[quote author=Dele.ahmed]WARRI—EX-MILITANTS, under the aegis of Niger Delta Liberation Force, NDLF, have asked Delta State governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, to sign into law, the Anti-Terrorism/Kidnapping Bill, stipulating death sentence for kidnappers and terrorists passed last Wednesday by the state House of Assembly. The group, in a response by its spokesperson, Mark Anthony, to an electronic mail enquiry by Vanguard, urged Uduaghan to jettison his opposition to death penalty for capital offences in order to purge the state of evil persons. However, Warri-based civil rights group, Forum for Justice and Human Rights Defence, FJHD, disagreed with NDLF, saying it stood for total eradication of death penalty from the statute books nationwide. FJHD said: “We call on the National Assembly and our State Houses of Assembly to immediately abolish the death penalty from our statute books nationwide to allay its boomeranging effects on our larger society.” NDLF, however, said those opposed to death penalty were talking out of ignorance, as they did not know the battle in the mind of terrorists, kidnappers and criminals, who knew before committing the crime that it was punishable by death. His words: “The bill has to be speedily signed into law to curb the menace of terrorism/kidnapping in the nation, particularly kidnapping in the Delta State.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/ex-militants-urge-uduaghan-to-sign-anti-terrorism-bill/[/quote]I'm in support of the death sentence BUT the execution should be carried out by the AUTHORITIES and ONLY THEM , Or else people would use this for set ups / personal vendetta like the case of the ALUU 4. |
NEROSKY: https://gidileak.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/omotola_jalade.jpgThere's a HUGE difference between being curvy and being Fat and i hate when people classify fat people as Curvy . Omotola is a FAT woman and needs to go on a diet , she is not curvy in anyway . Sugar coating the word Fat as Curvy is a HUGE MISTAKE and these days all Fat girls claim they are curvy . |
This link explains why http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igbo_people_in_the_Atlantic_slave_trade . |
acidtalk: BEAF (Reno Omokri) small pikin na him go disgrace and slap you one day.You are not making any sense . |
eduson55: [size=18pt]thats ma mehn..Isn't it obvious that the OP got the info from the link directly below her post ? Try to read before commenting abeg. |
Our Yoruba brothers ![]() |
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2229300/Ole-Miss-students-yell-racial-slurs-campus-riot-protesting-Obamas-reelection.html Ole Miss students yell out racial slurs in campus riot protesting Obama's reelection President Obama's call for unity in his acceptance speech in Chicago didn't quite make it down South. A riot broke out at The University of Mississippi - known as Ole Miss - as more than 400 students yelled out racial slurs and burned Obama-Biden campaign posters after the Democratic incumbent was crowned the victor of the 2012 Presidential Election on Tuesday. Emotions ran high among the angered college conservatives in Oxford, Mississippi, with university police being called in shortly after midnight to diffuse the crowd. https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/11/07/article-0-15E5A5EE000005DC-567_634x468.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/11/07/article-0-15E5A5F7000005DC-709_634x629.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/11/07/article-2229300-15E69BED000005DC-745_634x517.jpg https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/11/07/article-0-15E5C711000005DC-7_634x353.jpg The incident began as a small gathering of frustrated voters, meeting to share their misery at Obama getting another four years in office, shortly after midnight. But word soon spread over social media and the crowd began to swell to hundreds of students. yelling out racial slurs, chanting anti-Obama rhetoric and some reportedly throwing rocks at cars. 'Disperse or go to jail,' University Police Department officers told the crowd, according to the student newspaper, The Daily Mississippian. But Ole Miss student Nicholas Carr tweeted that the whole thing was being overblown, saying that more people were taking pictures of the so-called riot than actually joining in on the chanting. 'I was there the whole time. No rocks were thrown. There was 1 sign lit on fire. For about 45 seconds,' Carr wrote. 'Mostly, it was 100s of college kids who heard the word riot and ran to take pictures and see what it was about. Again, no rocks or missiles thrown.' But the school's administration confronted students on Wednesday and blasted last night's behavior as 'a very immature and uncivil approach to expressing their views about the election,' University of Mississippi Chancellor Dan Jones said in statement. More : http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/ole-students-hold-candlelight-march-counter-anti-obama-demonstration-article-1.1198946 http://globalgrind.com/news/ole-miss-university-mississippi-students-speak-out-racist-obama-riot-details |
No OSaze, No Anichebe. . . . . But a 31 years old grampa who has never played African football gets a call up?. . . . Sheer genius. |
Tusky44: SHYMMEX IS BITTYENDOld news ![]() |
bittyend: Zionism = anti-christ.Shymmex , The star of David isn't the mark of the beast . The star of david is a 6pointed star , The mark of the beast is the 5 pointed star |
Una no dey tire for this topic. I've seen about 20 or more of this lazy african scum threads on NL. Give it a break . |
bittyend: This tool is giving the house knee-grow, Obama, too much credit.Shymmex . Most if not all Western leaders and indeed world leaders are anti christs and the dumber you are the better . So obama being dumb only helps the cause after all he is a puppet and puppets aren't allowed to have a mind of their own. |
The anti-christ wouldn't be a single individual , it would be more like a movement , a collective efforts of anti-christs would give birth to the NWO and this is where the beast comes in . The beast would be the singular entity . The naive man would think GOP VS DEMS , Meanwhile the puppet masters who control the NWO would be having a laugh at how naive the world is . There's a tradition in the white house whereby the outgoing president writes a short note and turns it over and places it on his table (Its usually the last thing the out going president does) , No other person is allowed to read this note except the incoming president , So what does that tell you ? These presidents GOP / DEM are all working towards the same agenda . Forget the political campaigns , They are all the same . Puppets . That was what the whole arab spring was about , replacing the opinionated , hard headed arab president with the western / NWO approved puppet |
[quote author=Mr.chippychappy]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-20188452 A significant increase in salaries for Ghana's president, ministers and other top officials has been criticised by anti-corruption campaigners. Parliament agreed to the pay rise earlier this week in a session that was not televised. Last month President John Dramani Mahama authorised an increase in MPs' pay. The BBC's Sammy Darko in Ghana says both rises will be backdated to 2009 - which has caused a public outcry. Our reporter says news of the pay increase, agreed by MPs for the executive, was slow to emerge because it took place in a closed-door session on Tuesday night. This has angered Ghana Integrity Initiative which says such decisions should be debated in public. "We have the right to know because we are tax payers," Vitus Azeem, the head of the anti-corruption group, told Ghana's Citifm radio station. "If we know what has gone in to arrive at those figures, then we will also be able to make constructive comments on them. But if they hide it from us then that's a problem." [size=15pt]The president's monthly salary has gone up from about $4,240 (£2,640) to $6,357[/size], which is tax free. The new salary for ministers, who also have benefits such as the use of two cars, a house with staff and an entertainment allowance, will be $4,770. MPs' salaries have been increased by $2,225 to $3,800 a month. Our reporter says that while Ghana's executive and MPs earn considerably less than some other African parliamentarians - like those in Kenya who earn nearly $10,000 a month - in comparison to other public officials in Ghana their salary is very high. He says the monthly minimum wage in Ghana is about $75 and civil servants, such as teachers, earn below $500. Mr Mahama is the interim head of state following the death of President John Atta Mills in July 2012. Presidential elections will take place in the West African country in December.[/quote]Charley ! come to Nigeria and see what our Government officials are earning , That $6357 wen una presido dey earn no go even do our Local government officials sugar babies . Jokes aside , this is why Ghana is waaaaaay ahead of Nigeria , The society is a pro-active one , once the government makes a move that doesn't go down well with the people , the Ghanaians would immediately make their voices heard.The same can't be said about this filth called Nigeria |
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-20188452 A significant increase in salaries for Ghana's president, ministers and other top officials has been criticised by anti-corruption campaigners. Parliament agreed to the pay rise earlier this week in a session that was not televised. Last month President John Dramani Mahama authorised an increase in MPs' pay. The BBC's Sammy Darko in Ghana says both rises will be backdated to 2009 - which has caused a public outcry. Our reporter says news of the pay increase, agreed by MPs for the executive, was slow to emerge because it took place in a closed-door session on Tuesday night. This has angered Ghana Integrity Initiative which says such decisions should be debated in public. "We have the right to know because we are tax payers," Vitus Azeem, the head of the anti-corruption group, told Ghana's Citifm radio station. "If we know what has gone in to arrive at those figures, then we will also be able to make constructive comments on them. But if they hide it from us then that's a problem." [size=15pt]The president's monthly salary has gone up from about $4,240 (£2,640) to $6,357[/size], which is tax free. The new salary for ministers, who also have benefits such as the use of two cars, a house with staff and an entertainment allowance, will be $4,770. MPs' salaries have been increased by $2,225 to $3,800 a month. Our reporter says that while Ghana's executive and MPs earn considerably less than some other African parliamentarians - like those in Kenya who earn nearly $10,000 a month - in comparison to other public officials in Ghana their salary is very high. He says the monthly minimum wage in Ghana is about $75 and civil servants, such as teachers, earn below $500. Mr Mahama is the interim head of state following the death of President John Atta Mills in July 2012. Presidential elections will take place in the West African country in December. |
The case of in.cest is on the rise in Africa , Here in Nigeria it is common among the people of the South west . Its a shame! |
chosen04: Members of Jama’atul Ahlis Sunnah Lidda’awati Wal Jihad also known as Boko Haram have said they are now willing to seize fire and stop all atrocities being perpetrated by their group and work against other existing groups if the State and Federal Government will truly heed to their demands.What is Jalmatu's Anus? |
[size=15pt]ABOKI MANI WHERE D SUYA [/size] |
[size=20pt]THIEF ! OLE ! CARRY AM GO!!![/size] |
The Asoju Oba of Lagos, Chief Molade Okoya-Thomas has revealed that American tennis sensation, Serena Williams made him cry like a baby when she lost the 2004 Wimbledon Open Women’s Singles final match to Maria Sharapova. The Lagos businessman, Okoya-Thomas made the revelation while welcoming the Williams sisters to Nigeria during a media conference held at the Federal Palace Hotel in Lagos on Wednesday. Speaking in an emotion laden voice, Okoya-Thomas said: “I welcome the tennis champions who are in Lagos with their mother, Mrs Oracene Price. However, I must tell Nigerians that this lady, Serena once made me cry despite my age. “The day Serena lost her Wimbledon Open final match to Sharapova in London was my saddest day in life. I always watch the Williams sisters anytime they feature in international tennis championships because I like them. But I wept bitterly when she lost that particular match. “You see, the painful aspect of the whole show was that Serena never acknowledged my cheers despite the fact that I was always there to watch her games(Serena and her sister, Venus burst into laughter). “I don’t know why, whenever I waved to greet you Serena, you don’t wave back…(Another round of laughter).. please always wave back when next you see me at the grand slam and make me proud as you always do.” Okoya-Thomas however extolled the virtues of the Williams sisters, and described them as worthy ambassadors of the black race in the world of tennis. The sports philanthropist also told the tennis icons that they have numerous admirers in Africa, especially in Nigeria. “You can’t imagine the number of fans who love you in Nigeria. I congratulate your family, especially your father, Mr Williams and your mother Mrs Oracene Price. They have worked very hard to raise you as the very best in the world. I wish you well during your stay in Nigeria,” he said. Okoya-Thomas concluded his speech by urging the Williams sisters to win more grand slams, and used the occasion to pray for their late sister, Yetunde to rest in perfect peace. Reacting, Serena and Venus expressed their appreciation to the tennis loving Okoya-Thomas and Nigerians as a whole for supporting them and their careers. http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/10/31/serena-made-me-cry-at-wimbledon-says-okoya-thomas/ |
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