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SENATOR JD:
question:@poster so why did they join the army then?

tkb417:
stop missing the point bruv. He just came to flag it off. . .hes not the tutor

who says he's the tutor?

What those pikins will remember him for is what they see on TV or do u have any documentary to show his street soccer days. The likes of Ronaldo and 'dinho sha had theirs

he grew up in Peckham, he was a street boi too. can u see the similarity

You are not responding to the question

football of courseermmm, can u explain this because no one will understan this part. what were u trying to say?
don't personalise this thing. . .and this your point is seriously irrelevant to the issue

If you don't play politics, you don't see well
now, u missed it totally
which of them is not in the best interest of the public?
RIO coming to Lagos? RIO came to see Fashola and they used that opportunity for him to flag off the project
so what public interest are we talking about?
its just like Mandela flagging off a CHOGM conference and some dudes asking why Mandela or how the coming of Mandela will benefit them.
make una stop to this thing abeg


SA is a member of the commonwealth; so you see the relevance


how much did they build Abuja stadium? in short, let me break it down
FOOTBALL IS BIG BIZ

We all know Abuja Stadium was built solely for the AAG 2003

capice? capisici?

http://allafrica.com/stories/200806030193.html

he State of Aquatic Splendour and Centre of Excellence is inviting the Ferdinand as a role model fo the youths who would participate in the Street Soccer Event that is being used to boost grassroot sports in the State. Commissioner of Youth and Sports, Prince Adeniji Adele who announced the coming of the ace defender said that Governor Babatunde Fashola, himself an ardent fan of Man Utd had given his blessings to the coming of Rio Ferdinand.

"As you all know, the Governor is a Sports man per excellence and also an ardent fan of Man Utd. He is enthusiastic about the positive impact the presence of Rio Ferdinand will give to our greater tomorrows", the Commissioner, himself a staunch fan of Chelsea announced.

The commissioner who also informed that all arrangements have been concluded on the visit said that the Manchester Skipper would also inaugurate the Lagos Junior League for players between the ages of 14 and 16.

The Theme of the Street Soccer Challenge would be 'Sports, Entertainment and Education'. The Street Soccer takes place every Saturday and Sunday in 57 centres across the State with a transfer window open to teams between Mondays and Thursdays. The Theme Song for the show is "Pass The Ball" and it is produced by Michael Odesanya.