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IkpuNnu:Well, even if Buhari vetoes the bill, the NASS would override his veto if a 2/3 majority vote so. Realistically, it’s only a court that can quash the bill (or soon to be law). |
I’ll be watching Madrid v PSG |
Possession: Basel 19%-81% Man City |
Its high time I get an orgasm. The feeling is so great. |
Now, Fabregas won’t troll Moses again for not finishing up the chances he creates. |
Krychowiak is on fire tonight ![]() |
gypsey:See vexing ![]() |
Beautiful pics, OP. You all can now see why San Diego is regarded as the most beautiful city in the US. But the cost of living isn’t so beautiful ![]() |
Anything less than an appearance in the final, would be deemed as a failure. Because other than Ghana, none of the other West African teams are competitive |
16-point gap loading.... |
cococandy:Lmao Nne, can I touch your nyash? |
cococandy:But that is a bit awkward. “Excuse me ma, can I touch your nyash”. ![]() |
Aguero looks far from “finished” for me. |
safarigirl:Yes, he’s playing from a wide position, and has done some defensive work too. |
safarigirl:Diabate, who has been tireless in the match |
Yup, Man City have sealed up the 3 points. |
mrvitalis:I won’t be surprised if he is richer than Wizkid. Most of these Naija entertainers barely have a million Naira in their accounts after all their expenses. Iwobi earns no less than £15,000 (N6.7 million) per week after taxes. |
The federal government shut down for the second time in three weeks Friday, driven to the brink by acute congressional dysfunction and pushed over it by the objections of a single conservative senator. The partial shutdown began just after midnight when the government, operating on the latest in a series of short-term spending bills, ran out of money because Congress missed its deadline to pass a new one. But the closure could be brief, with minimal disruptions to federal workers and others. The Senate was expected to pass a massive spending deal in the early morning hours Friday that would reopen the government. The legislation would then head to the House, but the outlook there was less certain because of opposition from liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans, and quick passage was not assured. In a brief interview with The Washington Post, White House legislative affairs director Marc Short said the administration was preparing for the possibility of a temporary shutdown, perhaps spanning a few hours. Last month, the government shut down for three days in a dispute over undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children, reopening after Senate Democrats accepted assurances from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) that he would hold a floor debate on immigration this month. The latest congressional breakdown came amid disputes over a massive bipartisan spending deal that would shower hundreds of billions of dollars on military and domestic programs alike, lift the federal debt limit for a year and speed disaster aid to hurricane-ravaged areas. Earlier in the week, the legislation had appeared primed for easy congressional passage, as McConnell and Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) unveiled it jointly on the Senate floor Wednesday with a bipartisan flourish and mutual praise. But it began to run into trouble Thursday as House conservatives rebelled over excessive deficit spending and House liberals fumed that this bill, too, failed to protect “dreamers” who face losing deportation protections under the Trump administration. https://www.washingtonpost.com/powerpost/house-leaders-scramble-to-win-support-for-budget-deal-ahead-of-midnight-deadline/2018/02/08/4812e996-0cd9-11e8-8b0d-891602206fb7_story.html?utm_term=.deb08bae9d0c |
The draws for the 2018 FIBA Women's World Cup were conducted on Tuesday in Tenerife, Spain. D'Tigress, were placed in Group B alongside Turkey, Australia, and Argentina. The women's basketball world cup takes place in Spain from September 22 - 30. The United States are the defending champions, and reigning Olympic champions. The other groups are as follows: Group A: Korea, Greece, Canada and France. Group C: Japan, Puerto Rico, Belgium, and Spain. Group D: USA, Senegal, China, and Latvia.
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Schemerkhiz:Hmm. I hope the NFF aren’t planning to draft in overaged players into the team, because the Cameroonians will surely find out. And the country could risk a FIFA ban from the competition |
TheSuperNerd:Don’t worry, the World Cup trophy is coming to Abuja in July. Our boys will do it. |
Lwkmd ![]() |
darkelf:That bicycle kick haunts me ![]() |
darkelf:Rohr should take note of him |
Dlee1: ![]() |
Lawyers for President Trump have advised him against sitting down for a wide-ranging interview with the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, according to four people briefed on the matter, raising the specter of a monthslong court battle over whether the president must answer questions under oath. His lawyers are concerned that the president, who has a history of making false statements and contradicting himself, could be charged with lying to investigators. Their stance puts them at odds with Mr. Trump, who has said publicly and privately that he is eager to speak with Mr. Mueller as part of the investigation into possible ties between his associates and Russia’s election interference, and whether he obstructed justice. Mr. Trump’s decision about whether to speak to prosecutors, expected in the coming weeks, will shape one of the most consequential moments of the investigation. Refusing to sit for an interview opens the possibility that Mr. Mueller will subpoena the president to testify before a grand jury, setting up a court fight that would drastically escalate the investigation and could be decided by the Supreme Court. Rejecting an interview with Mr. Mueller also carries political consequences. It would be certain to prompt accusations that the president is hiding something, and a court fight could prolong the special counsel inquiry, casting a shadow over Republicans as November’s midterm elections approach or beyond into the president’s re-election campaign. But John Dowd, the longtime Washington defense lawyer hired last summer to represent Mr. Trump in the investigation, wants to rebuff an interview request, as do Mr. Dowd’s deputy, Jay Sekulow, and many West Wing advisers, according to the four people. The lawyers and aides believe the special counsel might be unwilling to subpoena the president and set off a showdown with the White House that Mr. Mueller could lose in court. They are convinced that Mr. Mueller lacks the legal standing to question Mr. Trump about some of the matters he is investigating, like the president’s role in providing a misleading response last summer to a New York Times article about a meeting Mr. Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. had with Russians offering dirt on Hillary Clinton. The advisers have also argued that on other matters — like the allegations that the president asked James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, to end the investigation into the former national security adviser Michael T. Flynn — the president acted within his constitutional authority and cannot be questioned about acts that were legal. One of the few voices arguing for cooperating with Mr. Mueller is Ty Cobb, the White House lawyer whom Mr. Trump also brought on to deal with Mr. Mueller’s investigation. Since Mr. Cobb was hired in July, he has argued that the White House should do everything possible to cooperate with Mr. Mueller’s investigation. But Mr. Dowd has taken the lead on dealing with the special counsel about an interview and has been discussing the matter with Mr. Mueller’s office since December. Others close to Mr. Trump have also cautioned him against a freewheeling interview. Marc E. Kasowitz, the president’s longtime personal lawyer from New York who initially dealt with the special counsel after Mr. Mueller took over the Russia investigation last May, has also consistently said that the president should not agree to the interview. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/05/us/politics/trump-lawyers-special-counsel-interview.html |
Well, Conte has done his best for Chelsea; after all he won the league last season with a record number of points. I was initially in the camp of those who wanted him to stay, but his stubbornness in continually fielding Bakayoko baffles my mind. As of now, it is “Conte out” for me. |
Khostlybeauty18:You’ve already lost your chance with him. I seriously doubt that he would approach you again. Next time, be more polite to a guy who approaches you in a polite manner. |
Conte is getting sacked tonight. |
Cahill is an idiot ![]() |
Hazard is the main man!! |
cococandy:I'll be watching Champions League football (soccer) that day ![]() The advanced cardiac life support class sounds intense, and for only smart folks like you. I doubt I would survive the first day of the class ![]() |
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