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That first picture reminds me of a little kid learning how to walk with his parents surrounding and clapping for him.
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xtybliss:Don't mind the yeye man. He thinks we don't know what they are doing. |
OK
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Height of Savagery. Just hope and pray Atiku doesn't join Chelsea and win like Ashley Cole and Fabregas. |
Lol
Nigeria Ntoor!
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Joseunlimited:No, it's not. It's their family. |
Damn. Nowhere to hide. |
G4JEEZUS:They have no talent for goalkeeping; it's only to produce army generals and take over oil blocks to the exclusion of other people. |
G4JEEZUS:They have no talent for goalkeeping; it's only to produce army generals and take over oil blocks to the exclusion of other people. |
Family business. |
Certified to start raking in money. |
Destined2win:Okay. Relieved. |
Destined2win:Dead or alive? Bros, abeg remain alive for us o. |
tunnero2012:Location? |
ridwania:Could I get more pictures via whatsapp? 08063286949 |
Op, do introduce yourself very well so we can know who's talking. |
Someone elsewhere said 'they' should get their children to take over the goalkeeping, that if it's NNPC or CBN job openings nobody would hear about it. |
KeengTobbie:What kind of yam? I hope it's not the other yam o. |
The clamour by soccer loving Nigerians for the return of former Super Eagles goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama to the team may have hit a dead end as the Lille of France goal tender is reported to have snubbed even the efforts of the hierarchy of the National Assembly to lure him back. Recall that Super Eagles Technical Adviser, Gernot Rohr had revealed his intention to talk Enyeama into returning to the national team, especially since the goalkeeper crisis occasioned by the illness of goalkeeper Carl Ikeme. Chairman of the Senate Committee on Sports, Senator Obinna Ogba who revealed this in a chat with journalists yesterday in Abuja regretted how Enyeama shunned his and the Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, while making efforts to plead with him to return to the national team. “I personally called Enyeama up to three or four times, I pleaded with him, it got to a stage that I got the senate president involved, I went to the Senate president’s office, put a call across to him for the Senate president to speak to him, when I told him that the senate president wanted to speak to him, he cut off the line there. I called him severally and he refused to pick again. “I mean some of us played this game without getting a thank you. Those of them, who have come to play with thank you and the money, should know that without Nigeria, how could they have come to stardom today? If Nigeria were not a football playing nation, nobody could have come to Enyimba to spot him. So we should be patriotic enough. When it is obvious that you are still in the game, your mates are still in the team, why must you snub calls for you to be part of that team”? The former first vice president of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), advised Nigerian players to always remember that no matter their position today, it was the country that first gave them the opportunity to showcase their talents to the world. |
Madam, what you need to calm down your hotel sex libido is
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nextprince:And yet you condescended below pigs just to show how bitter you are. You are so disgusting.
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nextprince:I won't. Unless you go back to primary school and learn basic expressions like 'how come' rather than hate. |
nextprince:You and who want debate wetin? Just free yourself from the morbid hatred for Igbos and your mind will be occupied by better things. |
nextprince:It's not how COMES. It's how COME. |
British engineers have developed an incredible £100,000 flat-packed house that can be unfolded in ten minutes. The adaptable unit can then be packed up with all its furnishings and transported on a lorry just as quickly. The creators of Ten Fold hope to revolutionise the UK property market by mass producing the stackable homes. Inventor David Martyn, 58, said its built-in folding partitions and storage space allow it to be used as a home, classrooms, business spaces, pop-up shops, hospital operating theatres and emergency shelters for refugees. Furnishing such as sofas, beds, chairs, and tables can be tucked away in storage spaces and the whole unit is folded away and relocated in a truck without any specialist tools. Mr Martyn and his team of four engineers have spent seven years and £4m developing and patenting their designs. The adaptable unit can be packed up with all its furnishings and transported on a lorry. Inside the flat packed house. The Ten Folds can also be fitted with solar panels and attachable units. The father-of-four from Wallingford, Oxon., said: "It is households and instant extra bedrooms, it's mobile operating theatres - none of which have been possible until now. "The idea is that this technology could easily make a £100,000 home affordable. "It could make the option for someone to own a building who doesn't own the land. "It will allow the young to get a building without owning the land, it changes the dynamics of the market which does need to change because it is a transportable property asset. "There's never been one before and this is a real solid building that doesn't have to stay in the same place." Furnishing such as sofas, beds, chairs, and tables can be tucked away in storage spaces. Mr Martyn and his team spent seven years and £4m developing their designs. The Ten Folds can also be fitted with solar panels and attachable units connecting them to the national electrical grid. "It's totally like any normal house, the only issue is that these units can be devised so they can be plugged into traditional infrastructure," said Mr Martyn. "This is about speed, size and ease and there's nothing else that does it." Mr Martyn, an architect, who said his children pay extortionate rents in London, said he was inspired to build transportable flat-packed homes after watching a lorry go past him. Explaining his idea to use levers to allow a house to fold in on itself, he said: "It was eventually during that reflective process that I worked out that you could link bits of the buildings together so that the things that went up were balanced with the bits that went down with no power. "In some cases there are jacks that do this but you don't need cranes, builders or equipment and that makes it agile in a different way. "This is reducing the cost of building - it's basically factory built houses. "You can have a house that you drive along and that you open up and you live in, or a shop that serves and opens and already has its mechanisms. "It can been as on and off grid in principle as it needs to be." Mr Martyn said 'it is about speed, size and ease and there's nothing else that does it'. A video of their design has gone viral on social media. He said his team have had six prototypes built and spent millions patenting his designs across the world. A video of their design has gone viral on social media and the team now hopes to control the price of the homes by licensing manufacturers to mass-produce the homes. Mr Martyn said: "We've just had a project come in for 3,000 houses in South Africa... we've got people literally all over the world now. "What we want is to get people to build theses for themselves and for the people in need. "We can help by licensing the clever engineering that gives the opportunity (for affordable housing) to the people. "We have developed this clever technology and we are going to be licensing the right of using that. "I hate to use the word cutting out the middle man but the actual cost of building a house isn't anything like what you're charged for it, it's a really complex scenario but our theory is to offer the access to the technology so we can recover our funds and do good." The team have patents in England, Europe, China, Canada. He added: "The applications range form what the videos that have been showing off to offices, shops, you can do them big, you would have people waiting to do class showrooms, corporate flagships... it could be a partly mobile housing stock to cope with fluctuations in demand and in need whether it would be class rooms or houses for people (refugees) who just arrived." He said of his young team of engineers: "If they want to have a house they can do nothing but work and it's only because of the way the UK property market works. "This project can resolve that but you can save Africa as well - you've got in the Middle East, they have an affection to being in the desert and this allows them to be there for a short period of time but bring their techno-tents back into the city - this is a really really big change we are talking about." He added: "I'm desperate that what we have created does real good and not every body likes to hear people say that but that's genuinely our position. "We would probably charge some kind of percentage out of it and there would be some altruistic variations on that no doubt as well. "We've been working on this for the past seven years privately funded by people who want to do good works. "There are people out there who have chosen to support this endeavour - they are philanthropists. "We are on about £4m. We have four engineers and patents in England, Europe, China, Canada - probably the patent work is not far from half the total money. The copyright belongs to Mirror.
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VeryKlean:Nice ride. Last? |
blackwhite001:I've watched the video but I still don't believe in Neymar. What do I do next? |
It's for the sake of neutrality of products and services in the religious sphere. Otherwise, some religious bigots and fanatics will stop patronizing a particular brand because an artist is an ambassador of that brand. |
skimmy005:It's an Igbo movie "Ikoh Nso". |
TRUTHTOPOWER:I just don't get the way you keep twisting the narrative, making sound as if Ojukwu sacrificed his people. You are exactly the kind of breed the Nigerian govt desires and that is why they removed history studies from our school curriculum. Millions of Igbos did not die because of Ojukwu. On the contrary, Ojukwu saved several millions of Igbos from dying. Tens of thousands of Igbos had already been massacred in the north in June 1966 and it was only a matter of time before the people you worship extended the killings to the south east and south south. It was Ojukwu's heroics and courage in saying enough is enough that saved millions. Go to Asaba and you will find out what the people you worship did there, killing any male in sight. Up till today Asaba is still reeling from the shock of it. And this was done to them because they were shouting one Nigeria. Regardless of what South East went through during the war, their losses cannot be compared to the Asaba massacre. If not for Ojukwu, Igboland may have become a conquered territory occupied by the hausafulani today. Pls go and do your research. |
TRUTHTOPOWER:There is nothing Honourable about killing oneself; it is the most cowardly thing to do, especially when done to escape punishment for treason. His corpse should have been thrown into the evil forest lest it desecrate the land. If not for the bravery of Ojukwu who released awo you wouldn't be here today yapping about how he was elevated and his face put on the Naira. Yet the perfidious awo paid Ojukwu back by recommending starvation as a weapon of warfare rather than fighting with arms and ammunition. He thought he was free but when the blood he spilled came for judgment he cowardly took his own life. That he was elevated is irrelevant, any criminal can be so elevated. |
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. As for me I'll employ them to pound yam for me.
