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evening all, my international passport was touched and wet by heavy rain, the data page is kinda fading out. is it still tenable at the appropriate places? or do I need to get another one, tho all other pages are in tact, just d picture that is a bit faded. |
evening all, my international passport was touched and wet by heavy rain, the data page is kinda fading out. is it still tenable at the appropriate places? or do I need to get another one, tho all other pages are in tact, just d picture that is a bit faded. |
08095537154 |
experiencing pains |
why do you have to wait for a year to wash your feet when you can wash it 5 Times a day? |
Dr giwa' pikin begs Nigerians." justice for our late father"... over to you Nigerians |
kilode100:Mary was how many years when he birthed Christ?. if na holy ghost truly give her belle. don't you think holy ghost was a paedophile. na there way indeed! |
if na Muslim the whole muslim nations will suffer.vanguard and the sun newspaper go carry am as headlines |
edoyaK276:lol. u got jokes. but you fit rock dark suits from morning till night under the hottest weather. colonial mentality. kolomental. theirs is a choice. but your suit is a must |
McCarlito:you got jokes. it reminds me of Ojukwu as well....who's laughing now? |
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following |
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initiator of the first coup. he lived by the sword and died by it... |
but to say na suit she wore to London or America. she won't be a slave to western culture right? stereotypes and Islamophobe. |
but your father can burn people alive. if we can pardon king then we should pardon shekau. all na terrorist |
Gianni Infantino has succeeded Sepp Blatter as the new president of FIFA after winning an election that went to two rounds on Friday in Zurich. The 45-year-old UEFA general secretary, a lawyer and sports administrator who joined European football's governing body in 2000 and rose through the ranks, became FIFA's first new president in 18 years. Blatter, who is serving a six-year ban from football, announced his resignation last June following a corruption scandal that engulfed the organisation in May. Infantino was elected in the second round of voting with 115 of the 207 votes from FIFA's national associations, defeating Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, who had 88. Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan retained 4 votes, and former FIFA executive Jerome Champagne of France had none once voting went to a second ballot after no candidate earned the required two-thirds majority of votes in the initial voting process. "We will restore the image of FIFA and everyone will applaud us," Infantino said in his acceptance speech. In the first ballot, Infantino fell 50 votes short of securing the election but still led with 88 votes, followed by Sheikh Salman with 85, Prince Ali with 27 and Champagne with 7. In the second round of voting, only a simple majority was needed to win the election, and voters were allowed to change their selections. Infantino had originally been included on the ballot as a stand-in for UEFA president Michel Platini, who was barred from running after he was banned from all football-related activity by FIFA over a two million Swiss franc ($2m, £1.35m) "disloyal payment" made to him by Blatter. He had said he would stand down if Platini's ban had been overturned, but he now finds himself the leader of one of the world's largest sporting organisations. Infantino is credited with running UEFA's day-to-day operations during its commercial boom. Like Blatter, he is also from the Valais region in the Swiss Alps. In his pre-election speech on Friday, he spoke in five different languages for the first 75 seconds without notes and portrayed himself as a leader for the world, not just his own wealthy confederation. "We have to get Europe to do much more,'' Infantino said. During his campaign, he promised more of key FIFA gifts to member federations: more guaranteed funding from FIFA's $5 billion-plus World Cup revenue, more places in an expanded 40-team tournament and more opportunities to stage the World Cup with multi-national regional hosting. South African businessman Tokyo Sexwale had also been running for the presidency but dramatically withdrew from the race right before voting began, ending his address by saying: "It's your problem now." Law enforcement agencies from Switzerland and the United States are both conducting large-scale investigations into the systemic corruption of Blatter's tenure. Platini and Blatter had their initial eight-year suspensions reduced to six by FIFA's Appeals Committee, although both men are expected to take their battle to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Earlier on Friday, FIFA members voted in favour of proposed reforms to address issues of governance, accountability, transparency and diversity. |
nikkah |
got same not too long |
respect |
kd n Abuja people how e dey go |
LordOdin:d |
LordOdin:let's connect. |
LordOdin:will u be going for the Abuja own? let's connect. |
419 indeed |
the dull and yellow well lit Lagos street is better than the darkness in your village (city). are you from abroad? Lagosian are proud of their own. what are you proud of? |
the same reason igbo girls dey get beard n hairy chest. |
[quote author=mrphysics post=41833495] Philippians 1:21 For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. the Bible also said the wages of sin is death |
Haa… Don’t thank me thank God Ori l’oba e se so dupe l’owo ori e na Other boys them no get liver so they chase them outta town I’m the last kid standing u can call me their sultan. (in reference to Dbanj, Kayswitch, wande coal, etc) |
prosperous christian south and poor Muslim north. that's a warped statement |
noted |
