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CptBule:
Mention the Nigerian business man's name here if you get mind.

Na you go run delete your post when they're done with you

u be bad guy.

CptBule:
Mention the Nigerian business man's name here if you get mind.

Na you go run delete your post when they're done with you

u be bad guy.

don't judge man of God. is a sin.

only here in Nigeria. so people can't save in peace again. even FBI can't ask bank to bring out names of corrupt customers.

but I can see luxurious buses

and d drama continue.

xreal:
Location ?
Who get efcc contact?

banana island

I have it here in my house.

capital YES.

push up bra as usual

NwaAmaikpe:


Quite unprofessional of a police PRO to publicly disagree with the judgement of a police department.

And yes I disagree with Dolapo.

All young boys who sag,
Have tattoos
Carry dreads,
Wear big chains,
Drive fancy cars,
Visit clubs and shutdown the bar,
Use iPhones,
Have multiple handsets
Have multiple foreign numbers on their call logs,


Are yahooboys.
I stand to be corrected.

80% of people supporting buhari don't have sense like u.

I pity emenike in advance.

we need age limit political office. at least 60years Shud not contest for any post.

all wack as usual

but the guy said the truth. real truth.

make sure u deal with him.

which investigation again.

no no no...... we will not take it.

where is CDQ. (Cee D Queue)

where is davido private jet. I thought u said two weeks.

only Yorubas abi.

who Shud be next coach now for Madrid. like for Wenger share for conte.

so sad. hala Madrid. who Shud be next coach now. like for Wenger share for conte

Next Real Madrid manager odds: Arsene Wenger favourite, Antonio Conte 7/1 & bad news for Tottenham By Benjamin Newman Last Updated: May 31, 2018 12:25 pm Who will be Real Madrid’s next manager? Huge news have broken in Spain on Thursday. Days after Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win the Champions League for a historic third successive season, Zinedine Zidane has quit as manager. Zidane’s record with Real Madrid reads as follows: 149 games. 104 wins. 3 Champions League trophies. 1 La Liga. 0 European knock-out defeats. But now all attention switches to who will be the next Real Madrid manager. The bookies have been quick to price up their odds. Paddy Power: Next Real Madrid manager odds Arsene Wenger is the favourite Arsene Wenger is the favourite with Paddy Power to become Real Madrid’s next boss. Obviously Wenger is easily attainable now that he’s left Arsenal after 22-years at the club. Real Madrid manager tip: Wenger is 5/2 with Paddy Power Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino Spurs fans will no doubt be worried. The bookies have price Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino as the second favourite for the Real Madrid post. Last week Pochettino signed a new five-year contract with Tottenham that ties his future down until 2023. Yet rumours have been swirling that Pochettino has a get-out clause in that deal which could allow him to move to Real Madrid. Pochettino has been talked up as a possible successor to Zidane ever since Spurs beat Madrid in last year’s Champions League. Real Madrid manager tip: Pochettino is 3/1 with Paddy Power Chelsea’s Antonio Conte Third favourites for the bookies is Chelsea boss Antonio Conte. While Conte remains under contract at Chelsea until 2019, most understand that the Blues would like to appoint Maurizio Sarri instead. If Conte could join Real Madrid, Chelsea would be free to sign the former Napoli coach. Real Madrid manager tip: Conte is 7/1 with Paddy Power Jose Mourinho & Unai Emery Looking at the rest of the names being bandied about, former Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho is 30/1 to move back to Los Blancos. Unai Emery, having just joined Arenal, is 50/1. While near the bottom of the list is Cristiano Ronaldo, who is priced at 66/1 to be the next Real Madrid manager. For football betting tips c

Zinedine Zidane has announced that he is leaving Real Madrid this summer. The Frenchman has enjoyed an unprecedented level of success during his three years at the Santiago Bernabéu, and his unexpected departure has caused arguably the biggest vacancy in world football. There are a number of contenders for the role, as Real attempt to find a manager as successful as Zidane, who won three Champions League trophies since taking over from Rafael Benitez in January 2016 as well as a league title in 2016/17. Germany national team manager Joachim Loew has emerged as the early favourite, while youth-team manager and former player Guti is also likely to be in the frame. Real may also decide to attempt to poach a successful Premier League manager. They likely wouldn’t encounter much resistance if they tried to recruit Antonio Conte from Chelsea , although tempting Mauricio Pochettino to the club from Tottenham Hotspur could prove difficult. The Argentinian signed a new five-year deal with the north London club last week. Who could replace Zinedine Zidane at Real Madrid?

Zinedine Zidane has announced that he is leaving Real Madrid this summer. The Frenchman has enjoyed an unprecedented level of success during his three years at the Santiago Bernabéu, and his unexpected departure has caused arguably the biggest vacancy in world football. There are a number of contenders for the role, as Real attempt to find a manager as successful as Zidane, who won three Champions League trophies since taking over from Rafael Benitez in January 2016 as well as a league title in 2016/17. Germany national team manager Joachim Loew has emerged as the early favourite, while youth-team manager and former player Guti is also likely to be in the frame. Real may also decide to attempt to poach a successful Premier League manager. They likely wouldn’t encounter much resistance if they tried to recruit Antonio Conte from Chelsea , although tempting Mauricio Pochettino to the club from Tottenham Hotspur could prove difficult. The Argentinian signed a new five-year deal with the north London club last week. Who could replace Zinedine Zidane at Real Madrid?

Breaking: Zinedine Zidane leaves post as Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane is set to announce shortly that he’ll be stepping down as Real Madrid manager, according to a number of sources. The French tactician is due to appear alongside Florentino Perez in a press conference at 12pm, according to Sport Bible, and journalist Jose Luis Sanchez is among those stating he’ll be resigning. MORE: Real Madrid plot surprise swap deal to beat Barcelona to transfer of £70m Juventus star This follows Zidane enjoying remarkable success as Real boss in his two and a half seasons in charge, winning three Champions League titles and one La Liga title in that time. Zidane DEJA el Real Madrid — José Luis Sánchez (@JLSanchez78) May 31, 2018 Real Madrid have called an unscheduled press conference for 13:00 CEST. Zinedine Zidane and Florentino Perez will attend. pic.twitter.com/ nc6acqjAEe — SPORTbible (@sportbible) May 31, 2018 It is not yet clear why Zidane will be leaving, but it may be that he’s keen to go out on a high at the Bernabeu after so much instant success at the start of his management career. Known for being one of the best players in the world during his playing days, he has already won more Champions League titles than big names like Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola. One imagines a number of top clubs could be queuing up for him as he becomes available. More to follow…

see dis mofos. which music video u censored before.

studman:
You are not smart.

mr smart, oya tell me how u can sue someone like dis for molestation.

I thought they said he picked woman as his running mate before. so why sudden change of name.

TRANSFERS The Portuguese forward has hinted at a summer switch away from the Spanish capital, but will he follow the advice of a his family if a deal is done? Cristiano Ronaldo has hinted at a summer move away from Real Madrid and his mother would prefer a return to Manchester United over a switch to Paris Saint-Germain . Having helped the Blancos to a third successive Champions League crown, the Portuguese went on to refer to his time at the Santiago Bernabeu in the past tense . Transfer talk was immediately sparked, with Ronaldo offering contradictory messages regarding his future since then to keep the rumour mill ticking over . RELATED Few clubs would be willing to put a deal in place were the exit doors to be opened in Spain, with only those with the deepest pockets capable of pulling off such a coup. United and PSG would form part of that exclusive club and Dolores Aveiro has suggested to her son that a second stint at Old Trafford should be taken in if he really does want a fresh start. She told SFR Sport prior to Ronaldo’s exit hint in Kiev: “I like Paris. I go there now and again. “The last time was with my son when he won the Ballon D'Or. I felt very proud. “Every time I go to Paris, everyone treats me very well. “If I'm telling you the truth, I wouldn't mind, but I would prefer him to return to Manchester.” Ronaldo told reporters after helping Madrid to a 3-1 victory over Liverpool when quizzed on where he will be for the 2018-19 campaign : “Money is not the problem. “I have won five Champions Leagues and five Ballons d'Or. I had already made history, but now even more. “I cannot guarantee anything. I'm not going to hide, in the next few days I'll talk... Life is not just about glory.” A day later, as the Blancos paraded their Champions League crown through the streets of Madrid, Ronaldo appeared to have performed a U- turn as he told revellers: “It's a happy moment and we are very happy, too. Hala Madrid and nothing else! “Thank you, guys. Until next year...” Ronaldo’s Madrid team-mate Gareth Bale also revealed after claiming another major title that he will be weighing up his options this summer , with the Wales international another of those to have been linked with a move to United for some time. Neither star turn has made a decision as yet, though, so the rumours appear set to rumble on until a definitive statement is made or a big-money bid tabled.