₦airaland Forum

romanlaw: GOOD TO KNOW THAT THE MAN IS YORUBA MAN! WITH ALL THEIR NOISE MAKING ON NAIRALAND. DAME GEJ IS EVEN BETTER THAN THIS ONE. IF THEY SACK HIM NOW AND REPLACE HIM WITH SOME ONE FROM ANOTHER TRIBE YORUBAS WILL START CRYING.

toba: This is not third mainland bridge . Its just the highway linking the bridge

Regiblinkz: Even our fellow calabar flesh eaters(dog meat)no go eat dis 1 ooo...

tomakint: The shame is actually on you!

Billyonaire: Please learn to Respect the Decision of the Council of State. This was a difficult but unilateral decision of Council of State! Alams was not the only one pardoned, why is he your instruments of hate ? Is it because he was hated by OBJ for standing up for his principles ? Is OBJ holier than Alameseigha ? Oh Yes, Alameseigha broke the 11th Commandment and also learnt his lessons and deserve a second chance. "He who has not sinned, let him cast the first stone" - Jesus, the Founder of Christianity.

Justin Timberlake has finally responded to Kanye West.

Wile performing on “Saturday Night Live” with Jay-Z, Timberlake switched up a few lyrics on his hit “Suite & Tie,” to take aim at Kim Kardashian’s baby daddy.

The 32-year-old changed the lyrics from "Aww, s--t so sick, got a hit and picked up a habit" to "my hit's so sick, got rappers acting dramatic."

West, 35, dissed Timberlake last month. During a concert, West said: "I got love for Hov, but I ain't f--king with that 'Suit & Tie,'" the “Mercy” rapper exclaimed.

Jessica Biel’s hubby wasn’t the only person West took aim at. A few other things on his hit list recently? MTV and the Grammys, just to name a few.

Timberlake certainly seems to be on top though. SNL ratings hit a 14 month high and the reviews seem very high as well for the actor/musician who hosted for the fifth time this weekend. He joins the Five Timers Club along with legends like Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin.

http://omg.yahoo.com/blogs/celeb-news/justin-timberlake-fires-back-kanye-west-snl-194800759.html

Gubba spent decades working as a commentator with the BBC, but recently found new fame as the voice of ITV's Dancing on Ice.

He passed away following a short illness.

The Blackpool-born commentator started out in local papers before getting a job with the Daily Mirror, then moved to the BBC in 1972 where he worked as a commentator and presenter on shows including Match of the Day, Grandstand and Sportsnight.

Though football made up the bulk of his work, he was an all-rounder who also commentated on sports including hockey, table tennis, golf, darts, ski jumping and of course ice skating.

He also commentated on every Olympic Games from 1972 to 2012 and every World Cup from 1974 to 2006.

In recent years it was his work on Dancing on Ice which made him famous, however. He was originally recommended for the job by Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean - who he commentated on during their glory years in the 1980s - but turned the job down twice before accepting.

He never looked back after that, calling the show, "the most fun programme I’ve ever worked on."

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/football-gubba-dies-69-132911927.html

Eze Promoe: [color=crimson]Nigerian league is coming up and this was as a result of the AFCON which was done by mostly homebase. I visited the Sharks stadium in Moscow road and I was like wow! See excellent football played by not Europeans but Nigerians. The both sides were excellent. Sharks came from behind to beat Warri Wolves 3-1 and they got the 3 goals in the space of 15 minutes. And who says away win don't exist in NPFL, everything has changed. One of the Nigerian strongest sides, Heartland FC lost on homesoil to a newly promoted sides from relegation, Nembe city. Wikki tourists lost at home to Kano pillars. People who are used to talking bad about anything done by Nigerians should retrace their steps and support the Nigerian teams. We're almost getting there. This is already the best league in Africa. From today onwards, i must watch all PH sides encounter.[/color]