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TheSuperNerd:Oh okay I wonder how Eq Guinea would pay the $10,000 fine though |
TheSuperNerd:Wow Congrats to them � |
TheSuperNerd:The Equatorial Guineans even fielded SIX ineligible players |
Congrats!! |
The Super Eagles now need only one point from their last 2 matches to qualify for the AFCON. Good job (6/10 rating) for Nigeria. |
Nig4Greatness:I’m predicting a slim Democrat majority in the House, and a GOP-controlled Senate. |
Following the emergence of Atiku Abubakar as the main opposition candidate for the 2019 presidential election, and the candidate’s meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury, has the international community endorsed Atiku? Cc Zohariel |
babeosisi:That’s not ogboni dress o |
To those saying Atiku cannot visit the US, he can visit the US whether he becomes president or not. The US Senate report, which seemed to postulate that Atiku’s wife - Jamila - laundered money using US bank accounts, is not a formal indictment from the US Department of Justice, not from a US grand jury. It’s only if he is placed on the FBI’s “most wanted” list, is indicted by the DOJ or by a grand jury, that he would truly fear traveling to the US. |
For me, anyone of the following could be a formidable running-mate: - Peter Obi -Bianca Ojukwu - Senator Ben Bruce - Ngozi Okonjo Iweala |
As former Vice-President, Atiku Abubakar, has become the nominee of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), who would you choose as his running-mate? |
Yes!! Barkley scores his first Chelsea goal |
HungerBAD:Exactly. I won’t be surprised to see OBJ backing Donald Duke. But realistically, Duke can only carry the South-south. With Atiku in the race, Duke cannot win, let alone finish 2nd in the other 5 geo-political zones. |
The "good news" about this story is that the additional US$ in circulation would result in a gradual strengthening of the Naira. |
budaatum:It's pure politics |
schwarzkopf:To be honest, I see no hope for Heitkamp turning her deficit around. She ran a good race, but she would become an ex-Senator by January 2019. That's why I applaud her courage, because she could have easily voted for Kavanaugh and hope her poll numbers rise. I applaud her courage all the same. |
Senator Manchin is voting to confirm Kavanaugh because he is running for re-election in red state. Any other reason he is advancing is pure BS. He should come out clean and admit it. Next week, it's a change from Judge Kavanaugh to Justice Kavanaugh. |
Senator Susan Collins (R-Maine) is now speaking on the floor of the Senate... |
armyofone:Yes, IHOP Na, after that breakfast my next meal is dinner |
stanech: ![]() I think you'd be considered female because that's your gender preference ![]() |
Breakfast is ready! The meal is a vegetable omelette with pancakes
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signz:MRO stands for Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul. It’s basically a mechanical workshop for planes. |
With Inter also winning today, Tottenham should now focus on domestic English football. I don’t see a way back for them to clinch a UCL round of 16 spot. |
raumdeuter:That’s pure footballing intelligence... something a good number of our Naija and African players need go imbibe. Those Barca players were aware that Messi was the best placed to have an attempt on target, and sensibly left it for him. |
Scrap NYSC because it has outlived its usefulness. |
A majority of U.S. registered voters, 56%, say they plan to use their vote in this year's midterm elections to send a message about President Donald Trump. That includes 25% who say their vote will be a sign of support for the president and 31% whose vote will express their opposition to him. Fewer voters in June, a combined 43%, planned to send a pro- or anti-Trump message with their vote this fall. The latest results are based on a Sept. 17-23 Gallup poll of 1,308 U.S. registered voters, conducted as the political world has been focused on the fate of Trump's Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh. Allegations of sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh when he was a teen were first made public on Sept. 14 and have since consumed the confirmation process. The same poll finds the American public reporting near-record enthusiasm about voting this fall, with Republicans and Democrats about equally enthused. Roughly two-thirds of Democratic and Republican registered voters intend to send a message about Trump with their vote, with almost all Democrats who are doing so opposing Trump and almost all Republicans supporting him. Fewer independent voters, 42%, plan to use their vote to comment on Trump, with more sending a message of opposition than of support (25% vs. 17%, respectively). Since June, greater proportions of voters in all party groups view their vote as a message about Trump. The percentage of Republicans wanting to express support for Trump with their vote is up 12 percentage points, while there has been an 11-point increase in the percentage of Democrats using their vote to oppose him. Among independents, the percentage planning to use their vote to oppose Trump has gone up seven points, while the percentage wanting to send a message of support is up three points. Voters' use of their midterm vote to communicate their opposition to the sitting president is not unusual, historically. In the past three midterm election years -- 2006, 2010 and 2014 -- more voters in the final poll before the election said they intended to register their opposition to the president than to send their support for him. In 1998 and 2002, years in which the incumbent president was popular, more voters said they were supporting than opposing the president with their midterm vote. The six-point deficit for Trump in midterm voting, with more sending a message against than for him, is smaller than the 13-point deficits George W. Bush and Barack Obama had in 2006 and 2014, respectively, but similar to the eight-point deficit for Obama in 2010. https://news.gallup.com/poll/243233/voters-plan-send-message-trump-fall.aspx?g_source=link_NEWSV9&g_medium=NEWSFEED&g_campaign=item_&g_content=More%2520U.S.%2520Voters%2520Plan%2520to%2520Send%2520Message%2520About%2520Trump%2520This%2520Fall |
ARROBA, it looks like Air Peace is the real deal. The Chairman is smart in seeking inter line partners for the airline’s long-haul flights, which would result in a simpler booking process for passengers. With the inter line agreements in place, one can make a single booking, rather than separate bookings as was the case with Arik. |
Air Peace should be the national carrier, due to their size and reviews. I hope the airline can secure, say, $400 million in funding from some Naija billionaires and the capital market. Moreover, it won’t be a bad thing if Enugu could be their hub; but the airport has to be further upgraded before that dream can become a reality. I’m excited that they are planning to build an MRO in Enugu. If the plan materializes, a lot of aviation engineering professionals may move to Enugu, which would help in decongesting Lagos. |
raumdeuter:Unfortunately, yes. If they both had consensual 1st round sex, then they both slept off, and the man wakes up later to touch her clit or perform MouthAction on her, he could, in theory be charged with rape in CA, per PC 261. This is because she was asleep at the time when he was performing the MouthAction, and not capable of giving consent. |
raumdeuter:Yes, if a man is sleeping and his partner sucks his dick without his consent, he could press charges for rape or sexual battery, if you’re in California. People really have to be careful these days, because any slip up, you could find yourself in jail. |
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