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babyosisi: In Nigeria she may not escape
In the USA with enough evidence if abuse,she can walk
There are many examples of abused women getting off when proven
It is a legitimate defence

A 19-year-old housemaid to the Ovudahs, who gave her name as simply Loveth said she witnessed how Ovudah died, saying she first noticed that Charity added something to her husband’s food thatfateful night.

She said: “I was the one who served the food for my aunt’s husband but my aunt added something that looked like salt and mixed it together".

“So when Oga came back and started eating I was monitoring him. After about 30 minutes he started behaving strange and fell off the dining chair, rolling on the floor and shouting for help."

“That was when my aunt came and stabbed him till he gave up”, she said.

babyosisi: Yes ke?
Do you know how much she suffered with an unfaithful husband who probably taunted her along the way together with the other women in his life
If she were here in the USA,a good lawyer can get her out for temporary insanity
We didn't read that she was mentally unstable
She was provoked to anger and went out of the norm,it doesn't make her an evil person
She lost her mind momentarily

babyosisi: The evil of polygamy
Anyone saying the first wife is happy at that living arrangement is deluding themselves
No woman prays to have co wives
Everyone is trying to eliminate the other,hatred from all quarters,the man fears poisoning by jealous wives,continual war
I hope other men learn from this,your bed hopping ways may be your undoing.
She is an emotionally abused woman and was provoked to anger obviously,[size=18pt]I hope the law puts that into account in her trial.[/size]
Mr Ovudah here just like the Alhaji we read about last month whose Hajiya set ablaze in Abuja would still be alive today if they had just one wife.

byvan: People just don't bump into girls and marry them.He has been screwing her before he decided that the kpomo was good.How will a sane man invade his wife with another woman in her own home?it will be a miracle if both don't wind up dead,prison here I come.

byvan: Another befitting price for infidelity!!!Cheaters beware.Stupid man,u no die well,RIP my fab behind mtchewww!!!

victorian: What a waste of life, all for greed and stupidity... How can a man bring a second wife home , to juggle shoulders with the first wife.... How will men feel if their wife bring in another man to the house, as a second husband? Won't men run crazy and even kill the wife!.... I wonder how some men reason... Only him killed himself, with his own stupidity... For some women , it's a do or die affair, especially when she feels , she is no longer marketable for the next person... Am not saying its right for her to kill, but the husband, got what he deserved.....smh...

AjanleKoko: Hmm.
Well, statistics say the contrary, you know. A team played over 300 games in five years, 2009 to 2013, and lost less than 15 of those games, a winning streak in the high eighties.
Even worse is the statistic that only four of those defeats have been by a two or more goal margin. And in only two of those four defeats have Barcelona failed to score a single goal. Interesting, isn't it?

That kind of deflates the 'Barcelona can be stopped' theory a little. Yes, of course, they can be stopped. But how many teams have been able to stop them? For those who managed it, how well have they been able to replicate their 'stopping' formula?

Johnpaul88: I was reading the analysis of Barca's loss against Milan in Zonal Marking the other day, and the writer pointed out that that loss was the only one he has seen in the last 5 years that Barca really deserved to lose. Take for example Barca's loss against Chelsea last season over two legs. Yes we lost, but not without a fight. Chelsea was never comfortable at any point in the match and this culminated to Barca having 37 chances at goal and hitting the woodwork 6 times and missing a penalty.
But you can't say the same thing with our loss at Milan or against Madrid. Even at the start of the season when Barca lost 2 - 1 to Madrid playing a man down almost 70 mins, they created enough chances to still draw the match and win the cup.
It's difficult to see Barca play bad when everything is equal.

Johnpaul88: No team in the world can match Barca when they are on top of their game - and Madrid knows that.

dayokanu: I no fit put money on top Juve either.

Juventus are my other team in Europe Below are my posts over 3yrs ago. If Bayern is knocked out I would support Juve

dayokanu: Juve is an equal and no one brags unnecessarily vs an equal

Unlike the weak team we played in the previous round

dayokanu: Many football neophytes fail to remember that this same Juventus has won just 2 CL titles. And lost several finals as well

I loved Juventus from the late 80's to the mid 90's but this tie is 50-50

Anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional

AjanleKoko: Definitely 50-50.
Just the Germany vs Italy hoodoo. Also Bayern has not been great against Italian teams in recent times. Juventus is also probably the strongest side defensively in this year's Champions' League.

usbcable: Truth is any team is BEATABLE (ask coughs coughs.....catalans from the east side).

[s]Their only weakest link is the point man in attack, but they have decent strikers too upfront. Neither of the Mario's from Munich in my personal view is way ahead of a matri or vucinic.

they may not have a sleek mid field as you guys,[/s][size=50pt] but they have more heart than bayern.[/size]

El Guapo: [color=#0066ff]How about making a GF Search Official? It would be damn Cool [/color]
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[size=18pt]Will Bayern Rid Their Chelsea Demons Against Juventus, Or Will It Be Germany VS Italy At Euro 2012 Again?[/size]

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The Bavarian giants are among the favourites to win the Champions League, but they have a huge psychological hurdle to overcome against the Bianconeri in the quarter-finals.

There is something strange about the final tie drawn from the pot in any football draw. Whereas the earlier match-ups are met with either a sigh, a murmur, a gasp or a giggle, the exact make-up of the last fixture seems to take some time to set in with the assembled dignitaries as they work out which two teams remain undrawn.

Friday's Champions League quarter-final draw here in Nyon had a very different feel, though. The very second Barcelona were drawn out, it took those present all of a millisecond to realise that, while Paris Saint-Germain had been handed the toughest draw of all, what was left was the most fascinating contest of all.

The clash between Bayern Munich and Juventus is truly one that will represent a modern rivalry of epic proportions. While FC Hollywood stand for the burgeoning force that is the Bundesliga, they are also a reminder of the German failures of recent times. Beaten finalists after underwhelming performances in both 2010 and 2012, their squad contains a handful of players who have also made a habit out of promising much and delivering little with the German national side.

On the other side of the fence are Juve, a club whose embarrassing 4-1home defeat to Bayern in 2009 was a sign of where the club was at the time. Pavel Nedved sat in the stands that night with his head in his hands, his eyes fighting back tears. On Friday, the Czech was amongstthe Juve delegation which met the news of their Bayern re-match with the confidence that this is a very different Bianconeri beast to the one dumped so unceremoniously out of Europe by Die Roten three seasons ago.

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Better luck next time? | Lahm has suffered on the big stage regularly.

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And there is plenty of reason for the former Juve winger to believe, given the fascinating link between the club and Italy's national side over the years too. The current incarnation of Antonio Conte's club is just thelatest to have their successes reflected by those of the Italian national side. As the Azzurri have risen from the ashes of their 2010 World Cup disaster, so too has the Old Lady recovered from her state of ill health just a couple of short years ago.

Never was this better exemplified than last summer, when Juve's Scudetto triumph was followed up by an unlikely run to the final of Euro 2012 for Cesare Prandelli's Italy side, which just so happened to be heavily-laden with Juve players. And it was in their semi-final victory over Germany that they showed the greatest signs of just how good they can be.

That result also crowned a hugely dissatisfying period for die Nationalmannschaft 's Bayern contingent who had been tipped to toppleSpain in the final. Just weeks earlier, those same players had suffered the heartache of a defeat in the Champions League final to Chelsea. They were overwhelming favourites, they were on their home turf, they were meant to be reaching the crescendo they'd threatened for so long, and yet they fell short yet again. It was like Germany's 2006 World Cup campaign all over again, when Italy snatched a win with two goals late in extra-time in the Dortmund semi-final.

A Bayern side that has combined wonderful attacking football with clever pressing, the intelligent use of pace and real heart still has very little to show for it, while Juventus have quickly returned to the top of Italy's tree. Juve have what Bayern want: that ability to grind teams down when it really matters. The Bianconeri may not have shown it for a while, but there's no denying it's in their DNA. Bayern have been playing well for a long time, but come the big night they have always found themselves wanting.

However, psychology works in two ways. You either just can't win (like Spain prior to 2008) or you just can't lose (like Spain ever since). Bayern have so much in place, and all they appear to be missing is their threshold moment; that result which proves both to themselves and to the wider world that they can rise to the big occasion. Yet Juve have that Italian knack of standing tall at the most important moments, offering Bayern one of the toughest tests they could have been given in the last eight.

The two clashes will provide a fascinating insight into the psyche of Bayern Munich, and may give the clearest indication yet as to whether die Roten are finally ready to shake off their nearly-men tag. This will be the last eight's most enlightening fixture by some distance.

1025: wenger has named chelsea's petre cech as his target to bring stability in between his sticks. am i still sleeping and dreaming?

usbcable: Truth is any team is BEATABLE (ask coughs coughs.....catalans from the east side).

Their only weakest link is the point man in attack, but they have decent strikers too upfront. Neither of the Mario's from Munich in my personal view is way ahead of a matri or vucinic.

they may not have a sleek mid field as you guys,[size=50pt] but they have more heart than bayern.[/size]

[size=18pt]Will Bayern Rid Their Chelsea Demons Against Juventus, Or Will It Be Germany VS Italy At Euro 2012 Again?[/size]

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https://u.goal.com/187100/187182hp2.jpg
The Bavarian giants are among the favourites to win the Champions League, but they have a huge psychological hurdle to overcome againstthe Bianconeri in the quarter-finals.

There is something strange about the final tie drawn from the pot in any football draw. Whereas the earlier match-ups are met with either a sigh, a murmur, a gasp or a giggle, the exact make-up of the last fixture seems to take some time to set in with the assembled dignitaries as they work out which two teams remain undrawn.

Friday's Champions League quarter-final draw here in Nyon had a very different feel, though. The very second Barcelona were drawn out, it took those present all of a millisecond to realise that, while Paris Saint-Germain had been handed the toughest draw of all, what was left was the most fascinating contest of all.

The clash between Bayern Munich and Juventus is truly one that will represent a modern rivalry of epic proportions. While FC Hollywood stand for the burgeoning force that is the Bundesliga, they are also a reminder of the German failures of recent times. Beaten finalists after underwhelming performances in both 2010 and 2012, their squad contains a handful of players who have also made a habit out of promising much and delivering little with the German national side.

On the other side of the fence are Juve, a club whose embarrassing 4-1home defeat to Bayern in 2009 was a sign of where the club was at the time. Pavel Nedved sat in the stands that night with his head in his hands, his eyes fighting back tears. On Friday, the Czech was amongstthe Juve delegation which met the news of their Bayern re-match with the confidence that this is a very different Bianconeri beast to the one dumped so unceremoniously out of Europe by Die Roten three seasons ago.

https://u.goal.com/194500/194578hp2.jpg
Better luck next time? | Lahm has suffered on the big stage regularly.

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And there is plenty of reason for the former Juve winger to believe, given the fascinating link between the club and Italy's national side over the years too. The current incarnation of Antonio Conte's club is just thelatest to have their successes reflected by those of the Italian national side. As the Azzurri have risen from the ashes of their 2010 World Cup disaster, so too has the Old Lady recovered from her state of ill health just a couple of short years ago.

Never was this better exemplified than last summer, when Juve's Scudetto triumph was followed up by an unlikely run to the final of Euro 2012 for Cesare Prandelli's Italy side, which just so happened to be heavily-laden with Juve players. And it was in their semi-final victory over Germany that they showed the greatest signs of just how good they can be.

That result also crowned a hugely dissatisfying period for die Nationalmannschaft 's Bayern contingent who had been tipped to toppleSpain in the final. Just weeks earlier, those same players had suffered the heartache of a defeat in the Champions League final to Chelsea. They were overwhelming favourites, they were on their home turf, they were meant to be reaching the crescendo they'd threatened for so long, and yet they fell short yet again. It was like Germany's 2006 World Cup campaign all over again, when Italy snatched a win with two goals late in extra-time in the Dortmund semi-final.

A Bayern side that has combined wonderful attacking football with clever pressing, the intelligent use of pace and real heart still has very little to show for it, while Juventus have quickly returned to the top of Italy's tree. Juve have what Bayern want: that ability to grind teams down when it really matters. The Bianconeri may not have shown it for a while, but there's no denying it's in their DNA. Bayern have been playing well for a long time, but come the big night they have always found themselves wanting.

However, psychology works in two ways. You either just can't win (like Spain prior to 2008) or you just can't lose (like Spain ever since). Bayern have so much in place, and all they appear to be missing is their threshold moment; that result which proves both to themselves and to the wider world that they can rise to the big occasion. Yet Juve have that Italian knack of standing tall at the most important moments, offering Bayern one of the toughest tests they could have been given in the last eight.

The two clashes will provide a fascinating insight into the psyche of Bayern Munich, and may give the clearest indication yet as to whether die Roten are finally ready to shake off their nearly-men tag. This will be the last eight's most enlightening fixture by some distance.

17. An American Pornographic actress, Lisa Sparxxx, holds the record for Being Intimate with the most guys in a day. She slept with 919 guys in a single day.

Is it true that President Jonathan and Baba Obasanjo are not on the same wavelength politically?

I am not aware of that. You have to be careful because the perception out there is totally wrong. These people are like a club – I mean all former Heads of State. So, if you sit down as an ordinary man in your tombo bar and you think they are fighting, Ekan ntanra yin je ni (You are only deceiving yourselves).

coogar: they are not exceptions - balotelli got goals from the bench, bendtner, alexi sanchez, etc have scored many goals as substitutes.

jackbauersballs: Can anyone else see how Lampard has been robbing Ba all day?