Frank65:


Abeg stop lying. I can count 3 big celebrities that openly supported Mike. Even Ebuka is lowkey Mike's fan. His wife campaigned for Mike vigorously online.

Namely??

Oyindidi:
na ghost dey campaign for Mike since? Abeg make we see road

Ronaldo different from Iwobi... Both na footballers but class different

Sitting room photoshoot

Iwaniewa:
Bb naija is a scam,it not educative.....


Imagine the no of of people viewing nd also the visitors....wetin find them come here

Don't act like a fool..

There's a clear difference between education and entertainment. U know the way out if u ain't interested

thanta:
Why would any coach substitute ronaldo..why?

In a friendly?

Is ur cerebrum aware of this post?

Wizklynd23:
Senegal 2 : 1 Algeria
Game over

u say??

spiritofthedead:
Was I the only one that paused for a moment thinking it was Beyoncé ft St Janet

You are a very very funny somebody oo

janet, inside which album

iCauseTrouble:
Knowledge is knowing that Dangote is the richest man in Africa But Wisdom is knowing that he is not the richest man in Nigeria!

Are you?

OP!!!!!
Las warning!! Bekiafu!!!

spyg1:
Examination in Nigeria is scam, have your money or big aSS you will pass. Lecturers do collect SSex and money for scores.

in secondary school, proprietors are running their businesses, you can't fail exams in their schools, copying in external exams is a normal thing. What is required is just a 1000 for malpractice fee

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Someone should tell those undertakers its not by force to wear cap

Beverlyjean:

THE HATERS HAVE ARRIVED

*IT IS WE*

Beverlyjean:
The eagle has landed

which eagle?

Auxigen:
He should gerarahere!
what Barcelona needs RN is to tighten that defence. . .another rumour I'm hoping is nt true is Neymar's return which will cost Dembele and Coutinho.!

swears... they really need to work on that defense

They are still in for neymar anyways but i dont think both dembele and coutinho will be involved, probably coutinho alone

Some students of the University of Ilorin, Ilorin Kwara State, fainted on Friday while queuing to write their examinations.

Witnesses told PREMIUM TIMES that not less than 15 students were rushed to the school clinic after they fainted while on the queue to enter the Computer Based Test (CBT) hall.

Due to poor handling of the university’s timetable for the second-semester examination, thousands of students from various classes were scheduled to hold their examinations in the hall at the same time.

This paper learnt that examinations for four faculty courses and 11 departmental courses were scheduled for the same venue, which caused the commotion.

Students of the university, however, told PREMIUM TIMES that no student died despite the rumour to the contrary.

Some of the students, who asked not to be named, blamed the academic planning committee for fixing many exams for the same venue.

When contacted, the Students Union President of the university, Wisdom Passion, confirmed that some students were unconscious and rushed to the school clinic.

“They fainted because of examination pressure but no death case was recorded,” he said.

When contacted, the school’s spokesperson, Kunle Akogun, said the students were hospitalised because of tiredness.

Some of them were rushed to the hospital, he said.

SOURCE: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/north-central/340544-students-faint-while-queuing-to-write-exams-in-unilorin.html

Local man just stole my FTC

;DFirst day on nairaland and i got FTC, is God not wonderful.

I dedicate this to all unilorin students who fainted during exams, las las we go dey alright

The referee who Lionel Messi claimed made 'bull**** decisions as Argentina were dumped out of the Copa America by Brazil last week has hit back at the
Barcelona star.

Messi was left incandescent with the performance of referee Roddy Zambrano and the use of VAR and did not hold back in his post-match assessment.

'At the first glance of contact, they ruled in their (Brazil's) favour and this kind of bulls*** distracted us from the game,' he said after goals from Roberto Firmino and Gabriel Jesus helped the hosts reach the final - which they went on to win 3-1 against Peru.

But Zambrano has now decided to speak out for the first time since last week's semi-final and claimed he knew that the officials would be made out to be the villains by whoever lost the match.

'I'm very calm about what happened, I was very transparent in my work, I tried to do my best,' Zambrano told an Ecuadoran radio station SuperK-800 in response to Messi's comments.

'Fortunately everything that was said on the field and everything said in the cabin by VAR has been recorded.

'We knew it was going to be a difficult match, we knew that the losing team would look for someone to blame. We knew that before the match and obviously the guilty parties are going to be us (the officials).'

Messi was particularly incensed by Zambrano's 'unbelievable' decision not to award Argentina a penalty when Sergio Aguero appeared to be tripped by Dani Alves in the area just moments before Firmino's goal.

Zambrano insisted that the collision 'was the forward's fault,' before adding: 'I don't know why they (television) didn't show the image from behind the goal where you can clearly see that Aguero goes in recklessly.'

Messi, who long-await for glory on the international stage continues, has also been slammed by his former team-mate
Dani Alves this week after making claims the Copa America was 'fixed' for Brazil to win it.

Alves said: 'A friend is not always right just because he's a friend,' Alves told SporTV's Bem Amigos . 'You can say it in the heat of the moment, but I still won't agree.

'Firstly, he's disrespecting an institution such as the Selecao, in my view. Secondly, he's being disrespectful with several professionals who put a lot of things aside so they could be there fighting for a dream.

'I'm a friend who always tells the truth when it's due, and I think he was wrong for saying these things.'

A year on after rejecting a move to the Catalan side in favour of staying at former club atletico madrid, French forward Griezmann finally signs for Barca penning a 5-year contract in a deal worth a reported €120m.

In his first statement since joining the Spanish giants, the 2018 world cup winner explains the inspiration behind his decision to join the club and pledged his commitment to the club.

In his statement the attacker acknowledged the U-turn in his first public comments since becoming a Barca player on Friday, saying he was taught as a child that opportunities can come around again.

"When I was a boy, my dad taught me that trains don't come around just once," Griezmann said in a video posted on Twitter by Barcelona.

"Now it's time to take on the challenge of a new destination. Finally, our paths cross.

"I'll defend the Barca colours with all my determination and commitment. It's our time."