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Ishilove:Well, it is not really our concern if they have a child or not. But my point still stands, no one should project their super-righteous beliefs on others. |
Ishilove:The so-called critic has ZERO evidence of 'fornication' on the part of Daddy Freeze. People staying under one roof doesn not automatically mean that they are fucking their brains out. We should stop generalizing things without adequate proof. |
gidob:Help me tell some unmitigated idiots oh. The holier than thou prognosticators are nothing but incurable scallywags and demented dimwits. |
The so-called critic is a confirmed loser and an irredeemable idiot. What business does she have with Tastebuds’ dressing? And can she categorically give a universal definition of “decent dressing”? We should stop projecting our moral proclivities unto others. Yes, in some of the pics, the lady’s boobs are half exposed; but so what? She is free to wear whatever she wants in her home. |
Shayneward1: ![]() |
“Hidden” Hazard saves Chelsea again |
The ABBA system will be used for the shootout . |
5 draws in a row!! What the heck is happening at SW 6? ![]() |
gift01:Nope. It is only a replay, so away goals do not count extra |
@ safarigirl: now that the FG wants to spend N43 million on them, the likes of Dalung and Lai Mohammed will use it as a justification to take pictures with them, should they return to Naija with medals ![]() |
Nigeria’s contingent to this year’s Winter Olympics Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, will need the sum of $120,000 (about N43 million) to compete for medals, the president of the Nigerian Bobsled Federation, Chief Solomon Ogba has said. This year’s Winter Olympics will hold between February 9-25, and Nigerian women’s bobsleigh team will be making history as the first African sled to compete at the Games. Former sprinter, Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga qualified for the bobsled event last year, while Simidele Adeagbo also made the team in the women’s skeleton. Speaking with The Guardian yesterday, Ogba, who is the immediate past president of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) said that the money would be used to take care of financial needs of the athletes, adding that the federal government, through the sports ministry had promised to assist them. Ogba hinted that the team just finished its last phrase of camping at Lake Placid, New York, and that the athletes are expected to hit Lagos ending of this month for an elaborate send forth before their final departure to Pyeongchang. Adigun will pilot the Nigerian sled in South Korea with either Onwumere or Omeoga to be selected as brakewoman. The fourth competitor, Adeagbo, 36, only took up skeleton four months ago. She finished third in her two races at the North American Cup in Lake Placid, New York to pick her qualification ticket for the Games. The Canadian-born slider – a former triple and long jumper – first expressed an interest in bobsleigh but was encouraged to try skeleton instead. Africa was first represented at the Winter Olympics at Sarajevo 1984 by Senegalese alpine skier, Lamine Gueye. At Sochi 2014, Togo and Zimbabwe were the only nations from the continent to send athletes to the Winter Olympics. A Ghanaian athlete had also represented Africa at the winter Games. https://guardian.ng/sport/nigeria-needs-n43million-for-winter-olympics/ top picture: Akuoma, Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere bottom picture: Simidele Adeagbo
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The inflation rate is still unacceptably high. Ideally, a sound economy should have an inflation rate in the single digits i.e. not more than 6-7%. |
Donald Duke’s ambition will make sense if he runs as an independent candidate. But unless the independent candidate proposal is ratified as a constitutional amendment, he would have to contest under the platform of the PDP or APC. So depressing. |
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olapluto:Yes. Your key words were "individually talented players". On the evidence from the last AWCON, the new coach would have to get the players to improve on their midfield to attack transitions. On a lot of occasions, the midfielders had difficulty in creating chances, or were too selfish in their play. Maureen Madu or Oliseh can do the job. Madu already has experience in coaching teams in Norway, and has a UEFA coaching license. |
Nigeria's women's bobsleigh team will make history in Pyeongchang as the first African sled to compete at the Winter Olympics. Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere, and Akuoma Omeoga hit the qualifying standard in November but needed to maintain their world ranking until 14 January. Nigeria will be represented for the first time at the Winter Olympics. Simidele Adeagbo will also fly the West African nation's flag in the women's skeleton. All three bobsledders were once track and field athletes before switching to winter sports, with Adigun competing in the 100m hurdles at the London 2012 Olympics. Adigun will pilot the Nigerian sled in South Korea with either Onwumere or Omeoga to be selected as brakewoman. "It's surreal," said Adigun, speaking in November. "One of the things that you aspire to is to have a podium spot with respect for the process and respect for the learning curve of what it is that we're actually doing." Adeagbo, 36, only took up skeleton four months ago but will compete in Pyeongchang after finishing third in her two races at the North American Cup in Lake Placid, New York at the weekend. The Canadian-born slider - a former triple and long jumper - first expressed an interest in bobsleigh but was encouraged to try skeleton instead. The 2018 Winter Olympics start on February 8, in Pyeongchang, South Korea. http://www.bbc.com/sport/winter-olympics/42694188 |
Roman Goddess |
City are already doing more defending than they’ve done in their previous 15 matches combined. |
Nigerian athletes are not playing with anybody! Another Nigerian athlete Simidele Adeagbo will be the first African woman to compete in the Skeleton category of the Winter Olympics. Adeagbo, who will be joining the historic Nigerian bobsled team, qualified after coming 3rd in her 5th qualifying race. 36-year-old Adeagbo is currently ranked 84th in the world, although she first time she ever touched a skeleton sled was in September 2017. She is a 4-time NCAA All American and triple jump record holder for the University of Kentucky, and had nursed but ultimately dumped an ambition to of competing at the Olympics, hanging her boots in 2008. Her ambition had been revived in 2016, after hearing about a Nigerian bobsled team planning on competing in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics in South Korea. She told ThisDay: I read an article about how the women had this audacious goal of becoming Africa’s first-ever bobsled team to go to the Winter Olympics. I was super inspired, and instantly thought, I wonder if I could be a part of that? So, when I saw that, I was thinking, maybe they need a fourth person and maybe that fourth person could be me because there’s a history of track and field athletes going into bobsled. But after she inquired from the team if she could be the fourth member, she heard back from them saying while bobsled is a 4-person sport for men, it is a 2-person sport for women. In 2017, another opportunity surfaced. She saw on Instagram a call for tryouts by the Nigerian Bobsled and Skeleton Federation in Houston, Texas. She had packed her bags and traveled to Houston, arriving on the morning of the tryouts and competing in the evening. She got a call from the federation weeks later, she said, asking her to show up in camp in Canada. She said: I honestly didn’t know much about the sport, but knew that there was a lot that I could draw from my track and field background to help me succeed in it. You run as fast as you can for about 30 meters to gain momentum before you launch into or onto something. I was able to pick up the push start very, very quickly because I already had that experience with the runway of triple jump. Where I really have the advantage is only for a very short amount of time, four or five seconds of the race. But the track is a mile long, so the race will last another 50 seconds. Adeagbo on her Instagram shared the great news that she had qualified for the winter Olympics, writing: "Hello Pyeongchang! I successfully completed my 5th qualifying race with a 3rd place finish! I’m looking forward to representing @bsfnigeria & becoming the first female African Skeleton athlete to compete in the Winter Olympics. Dreams do come true! Yoruba: �Were loba mi se (2X) Ohun ti mo ro wipe ko seese Were loba mi se � English Translation: He did it effortlessly for me (2X) What I thought was impossible He did it effortlessly for me THANK YOU JESUS for this amazing blessing & plan for my life! ��#historyinthemaking#breakingbarriers#watchmework �@candicewardphotography" https://www.bellanaija.com/2018/01/nigerian-athlete-simidele-adeagbo-becomes-first-african-compete-skeleton-winter-olympics/
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Russia 2018: Super Eagles supporters’ club travelling with 1, 000 membershttps://www.premiumtimesng.com/sports/nigeria-sports-news/254554-russia-2018-super-eagles-supporters-club-travelling-1-000-members.html |
Ndidi is bossing Chelsea’s midfield ![]() |
Daejoyoung:Thanks. Corrected it |
It’s now four wins in five games for the Falconets in the 2018 qualifying series. Rasheedat Ajibade has scored 8 goals so far, and is the joint highest goal scorer. She has also scored in every qualifying match. And the Falconets have now outscored their opponents 17-2. |
Still 2-0 in favor of the Falconets. 7 mins left in the game. |
"Overrated IndecentStar Stormy Daniels begged me for sex in 2006. I said "NO" and gave her $130k a month before election for no reason" - from twitter. |
yanshDoctor:Interesting. I always had a hunch that Buhari would not run for re-election, and that either Governors Tambuwal or El-Rufai would be the anointed candidates. |
Between Feb 20th and March 31st, CFC will play Barcelona twice, Man United, Man City, Burnley and Tottenham It's probably our toughest schedule of games, so far in this season, and may well decide Conte's fate in the Summer. |
spartacus11:The Chelsea v Barca matches are on February 20 and March 14. |
BlowJobs:Birthright citizenship can only be abrogated through a constitutional amendment. A majority of the state legislatures (3/4) would have to approve it, and both houses of Congress approve it, before it gets repealed. |
pocohantas:She meant 30lbs |
Elnino4ladies:Don’t forget that by Sunday evening, Pep could be 18 points above Mourinho ![]() |
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