nellydc:
Got myself one already. Truely the best phone around for now.... camera got me feeling like clearance peter.

This is a beauty to behold! Enjoy your beast of a device.

Yeah, its camera stands out among all top 4 cameras as reviewed by Android Authority.

Check here: https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-galaxy-s9-camera-comparison-847145/

bamdly:

S9 bro cause all the features are to die For i swear as for iphone X Na only celeb make that phone valuable or else the fone go dey compete with the likes of Bontel and Co

S9 Plus is a boss compared to iphone X

oluwayoungzi:
by far Samsung is better than iPhone but for Nigerians especially middle class and below, Samsung is expensive to maintain and too delicate. for example if d screen got broken, money for repair is enough for new phone.

You are correct about the Samsung screen issue, both that's when you break it and such doesn't happen with careful handling. Every phone has its demerits if a particular function or part gets damaged.

But for this particular discourse we are making a comparison between S9 plus and iPhone X, and I take it your first statement does justice to your take on the matter.

bamdly:
my bro even camon cm is better than that crap called eye fone

Bro please let's not go there, you know a Camon CM can't be compared to an iPhone in general specs. Maybe I would say in price fairness you enjoy more with a Camon CM.

But I have seen someone with an iphone 7 plus of over 170,000k getting shocked how a 55k Camon CX camera beat his phone in terms of picture quality, I saw the pictures myself.

Note, I'm not comparing a Camon CX generally to an iPhone 7 plus though, just the picture quality which I saw, even the IPhone 7 plus user confirmed the Camon CX Picture superiority.

Back to the matter at hand, the comparison is between Galaxy S9 Plus and iPhone X. So lets roll on that.

Hello tech savvy people. Lets do a fast comparison between the two latest flagships of the two highest selling phone companies in the world; Apple and Samsung.

For Apple it's: iPhone X
For Samsung it's: Galaxy S9 (Plus)

COMPARISON:

Display quality:
Galaxy S9-1440 x 2960 pixels
Apple X- 1125 x 2436 pixels

Camera:
Galaxy S9- 12mp back/ 8mp front
Apple X- 12mp back/ 7mp front

Battery:
Galaxy S9- 3500mAh
Apple X- 2716mAh

CPU speed:
Galaxy S9- 2.7 GHz x 4 cores
Apple X- 2.3 GHz x 2 cores

RAM:
Galaxy S9- 6GB
Apple X- 3GB

Water proof range:
Galaxy S9- 1.5 meter depth
Apple X- 1.0 meter depth

3.55mm headphone Jack:
Galaxy S9- Yes
Apple X- None

Internal storage (ROM) highest:
Galaxy S9- 256GB
Apple X- 256GB

So looking at this, based on functionality and specs which stands out more? Clearly Samsung is the boss here, the only reason I can state why iPhone users especially here in Nigeria buy iPhones is to keep up with the façade that rich people use iPhones. Some folks even empty their little savings just to get it and "feel among."

Please iPhone users, do you guys have any other FACTS to justify why you buy an iPhone over a Samsung?

In my opinion Samsung phones should be way more expensive, but I get it that Apple was successful in including iPhone into the American dream philosophy and hence why the Americans buy it over other brands, but here in Nigeria, please apart from the rich façade iPhone supposedly comes with, what specs/functions of the iphone is so stunning over other brands that make iPhone users spend more money to acquire the device.

Let the discourse begin!

Pathetic celebrities living fake lives!

I woke up this morning and while preparing for work I heard my neighbour shouting, I proceeded to his house, he showed me the development.

MMM Nigeria has frozen withdraw status as you can't withdraw your money till next year January 13, that's a month from now. Its confirmed!

More details later.

For those who have business to do with receiving money from foreign countries, Western Union has always been the name to trust but recently i found out that using WU is crap!

I felt utterly gutted when i calculated the huge amount of money i had lost in exchange rates receiving money through WU and i felt i must share with fellow Nairalanders.

Find pictures below of the exchange rates for three money transfer platforms (Azimo, MoneyGram and Western Union) for 1,000 GB Pounds to be sent to Nigeria. Receiving money with WU sets you back at over N80,000 as compared to Azimo and MoneyGram.

Here are a few pros of all the transfer platforms:

Azimo- The money is sent directly to your Nigerian bank account within minutes. You also pay no sending fee.

MoneyGram- Its sending fees are the lowest in the industry, you can pay just about 26 GB Pounds to send 1,000 GB Pounds to Nigeria.

Western Union- You can receive your money from the comfort of your phone/computer. You just log into QuickTeller website and input your WU details and bank details and the money is deposited in your account, you don't need to go to the bank anymore, except you just wanna go there so you can impress that beautiful teller lady you are asking out at the bank

That said, Western Union is the least platfrom to consider anymore if you wanna receive money from foreign countries.

We all know Blackberry already has two Android phones in the market, the Priv and DTEK50, the Priv has all the specs needed for a successful Android phone but its way too expensive for the average budget, the DTEK60 is an upgrade to the DTEK50, its more pocket friendly compared to the start off price of the Priv and its got all the needed attributes to win a bout in bragging rights among the very top phones. Its a beautiful beast! Pardon my use of that oxymoron

SPECS:
-OS - Android OS, v6.0 (Marshmallow)
-Chipset - Qualcomm MSM8996 Snapdragon 820
-CPU - Quad-core (2x2.15 GHz Kryo & 2x1.6 GHz Kryo)
-32 GB ROM, 4 GB RAM
-Camera - 21 MP, f/2.0, phase detection autofocus, dual-LED (dual tone) flash
Secondary Camera - 8 MP, f/2.2, 1080p
Video - 2160p@30fps
-Scratch-resistant glass, oleophobic coating
-Fingerprint sensor
-Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery

Blackberry has the best phone security in the market and added with specs like these above i see this phone becoming a favourite. And that camera is something else special, when Blackberry offers a 21 MP camera you know what that means, even the likes of the old Bold 9790 with a 5 MP has a digital zoom picture quality which plenty high end phones lack.

SOURCE- GSMARENA

Any internet savvy person should have heard about Alexa- which provides analysis and data for commercial web traffic. Literally speaking, Alexa shows the websites with the most visits by internet users.

These ratings change so this rating is as at 25th May 2016.

On a worldwide perspective, below are the top most visited sites in the world;

1-Google.com
2-Youtube.com
3-Facebook.com
4-Baidu.com (China's largest search engine)
5-Yahoo.com
6-Wikipedia.org
7-Amazon.com
8-Twitter.com
9-Qq.com (China's largest internet service portal)
10-Live.com


Generally speaking, below are the top 10 most visited sites in Nigeria;

1-Google.com
2-Google.com.ng
3-Facebook.com
4-Youtube.com
5-Yahoo.com
6-Twitter.com
7-Jumia
8-Nairaland.com
9-Linkedin.com
10-Instagram.com


And now to the crux of the matter, below are the most visited Nigerian owned/based websites in Nigeria;

1-Jumia.com
2-Nairaland.com
3-Lindaikejisblog.com
4-Konga.com
5-Gtbank.com
6-Naij.com
7-Bet9ja.com
8-Naijaloaded
9-Vanguardngr.com
10-Punchng.com
11-Spectranet
12-Nairabet
13-Pulse.ng
14-Interswitch
15-Dailypost
16-Jiji
17-Bellanaija.com
18-Tooxclusive.com
19-Kaymu.com
20-Dealdey.com
21-Thenationonlineng.net
22-Swiftng.com
23-Quickteller.com
24-Informationng.com
25-Notjustok.com
26-Saharareporters.com
27-Hotnigerianjobs
28-Premiumtimesng.com
29-Dailytrust
30-Tori.ng
31-Smile.com
32-Olx.com
33-Guardian.ng
34-360nobs
35-Zenithbank.com
36-Thenet.ng
37-Jobberman
38-Thisdaylive.com
39-Vconnect.com
40-Leadership.ng
41-Thecable.ng
42-Stelladimokokorkus.com
43-Myjobmag.com
44-Stanbicibtcbank.com
45-Lailasblog.com
46-Theguardian.com
47-Madivas.com
48-Theinfong.com
49-Gist mania
50-National Open University (NOU)

I'm happy for our very own Nairaland, the last time I checked this list like 6 months ago, Nairaland was No. 8 on Nigerian owned websites, today it is No. 2, I foresee an auspicious future for Seun, No. 1 position is surely gonna happen, no doubt!

Source-alexa.com

Originally posted on my personal blog- http://pryncecharming..com/2016/05/top-50-most-visited-nigerian-ownedbased.html

Hello March babies, today is the penultimate day in March. Over the years, I have eidetically kept record of famous and successful people I know of who are born in March and below is a comprehensive list I made. I think other months need something like this as well here on Nairaland, so, April born babies, yours is next.

Before I go on, I'd like to tell you more about people born in march. I'm not really much of a zodiac sign person but I can't help but agree that most of the said traits, behavioural patterns and tendencies stated by zodiac sign astrologers concerning people born in March relate to me to a large extent and a lot of other March born family members and friends I know.

According to www.thefamouspeople.com, "A person born in the month of March is usually characterized by an attractive personality. Affection and charisma are the qualities which are often associated with people born in the month of March.

They are very compassionate and love to serve others, if given their due respect. Honesty and reliability are among the
various virtues possessed by individuals born in this month. While most of them are born under the zodiac sign Pisces, they are many others who are born on the Pisces/Aries cusp. Pisceans can be described as romantic, sensitive, emotional, honest and sympathetic. Generally, they are selfless and very generous. Artistic by nature, Pisceans are attracted to beautiful things.

They are imaginative and intuitive and are good in the field of art. Considered to be the most romantic zodiac sign, Pisceans are great lovers. They are the ‘givers’, in their relationship and do everything that would fascinate their partners. They remain secondary in their relationships and do not mind their spouse/partners’ dominance.

They are most sensitive and intuitive of all the zodiac signs. They adapt to their surroundings very easily. People who are born in the month of March and are Pisceans tend to live in two worlds – the real and the mystical. They do so to evade the pain and the suffering of the real world and sneak into an imaginary world of their own."

Without further ado, find below the class of famous people born in March. Mind you, all are living except Albert Eiensten, pardon me, I have to include him, he was and is too much of a global phenomenon to be left out of the March born people


March 1:
-Justin Bieber (Singer - Canadian)
-Toyin Lawani (Celebrity Stylist and Designer - Nigerian)

March 2:
-Pastor Enoch .A. Adeboye (General Overseer - RCCG - Nigerian)
-Daniel Craig (Actor - Present James Bond - English)

March 4: Bobby Brown (Entertainer, husband to late Whitney Houston - American)

March 5: Eva Mendes (Actress/Model - American)

March 6: Shaquille O'Neal (Retired Professional Basketball Player - American)

March 7: Pete Edochie (Actor - Nigerian)

March 8: Wasiu Ayinde Marshal better known as K1 De Ultimate (Entertainer - Nigerian)

March 9: Bow Wow (Shad Gregory Moss) (Rapper/Actor - American)

March 10: Chuck Norris (Actor - American)

March 11: Bishop Davio O. Abioye (Senior Pastor - Living Faith Church, worldwide - Nigerian)
-Didier Drogba (Professional Football Player)
-Terrence Howard (Actor - American)

March 12:
-Chioma Chukwuka Akpotha (Actress - Nigerian)
-Aaron Eckhart (Actor - American)

March 13: Yemi Alade (Singer - Nigerian)

March 14: Albert Einstein (Physicist - German)

March 15:
-Paul Pogba - (Professional Football Player - French)
-Will.i.am (William Adams) - (Entertainer - American)

March 16: Theo Walcott (Professional Football Player - English)

March 17:
-Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo (Senior Pastor of Kingsway
International Christian Centre, London - Nigeria)
-Lil Kesh (Keshinro Ololade -Singer - Nigerian)
-Edin Džeko (Professional Footbal Player -Bosnian)

March 18: Adam Levine (Singer - American

March 19: Bruce Willis (Actor -American)

March 20: Fernando Torres (Professional Football Player -Spaniard)

March 21: Ronaldinho (Professional Football Plater -Brazilian)

March 24: The Undertaker (Mark William Calaway - Professional Wrestler - American)

March 25:
-Big Sean (Sean Michael Leonard Anderson - Rapper- American)
-Sarah Jessica Parker (Actress - American)

March 26: Mikel Arteta (Professional Football Player - Spaniard)

March 27: Mariah Carey (Singer - American)

March 28: Lady Gaga (Singer - American)

March 30 :
-Celine Dion (Singer - Canadian)
-Sergio Ramos (Professional Football Player - Spaniard)

March 31: Ewan McGregor (Actor - American)

I know everyone loves their birth month but I can unequivocally say that March is one of the best months to be born

If you are a March baby, pick any of these famous and successful people as a success benchmark to aid you in achieving great things during your time on earth. I'm out!


*A PrinceCharming Original Article ©2016*
All rights reserved

I'm no grammar purist but over the years, my avidity for words and lexical profundity had ignited a proclivity for grammar correctness in me. These words/idioms which I will be talking about have been erroneously used even on national media platforms and among the average educated Nigerian who uses/interprets such words wrongly countless times.

Some of these lexical misinterpretation are egregious grammatical blunders, some are a case of solecism and I could call some a case of neologism. But why such neologism can't be accepted is because "Nigerian English" has yet to be upgraded to ranks of other recognised versions and dialects of English like American, British, Australian or New Zealand English.

I know English language isn't out mother tongue but for the fact that its the most recognised language in the world and also our lingua franca we ought to speak and interpret it correctly. I remember back then as a fresh graduate done with my compulsory one year national service (NYSC), I went for an interview and unconsciously educated my interviewers about a word. During the interview I kept on pronouncing the word "debt" in its correct pronunciation of /dɛt/ and the "b" being totally silent which sounds like how we Nigerians erroneously pronounce the word "death" directly as "det" rather than /dɛθ/, the Human Resources Manager - Dr. Sylvester stopped me at some point to express his confusion at me and inquired why I was using the word "death" in my speech. I then said- "Oh, sorry sir, I meant D-E-B-T (spelling it out verbally) but the "b" is totally silent in its correct pronunciation, we Nigerians pronounce it wrongly most times voicing out the "b" in that word".
He felt quite embarrassed and he asked the next interviewer to continue with me and I saw him put his face down looking into his laptop, most definitely trying to confirm my claim by referring to his Encarta Dictionary on his laptop. Well, I still got the job and Dr. Sylvester told me later on that apart from other factors, he approved me for the job because of my ability to educate him on a word which he was totally oblivious to despite his decades of erudition.

In order not to bore you guys with more prolegomenon, I'd dive straight into the matter at hand, find below 12 of these words/idioms we use or interpret wrongly.



1. Yesteryears - This word has no plural form. Its always used as "yesteryear" be it in singular or plural form. I'm sure this error came about because of the word "nowadays" which is antithetical to "yesteryear". I have an uncle who back then would always castigate us by saying- "All these children of nowadays, if you all were to use our school curriculum of 'yesteryears' you all would fail". He is so lucky I didn't know what I know now back then, I would have corrected him immediately!
A correct example of its use is; "Songs of 'yesteryear' are better lyrically than songs of nowadays"


2. Chanced - Countless times, I hear things like- "I won't be chanced to see you later on this evening", and the interlocutor meant he/she will not be free to see me in the evening, meaning he would be busy or occupied. That's wrong grammar! The word "chance" or chanced" as a verb has two meanings, namely;
1- "to risk", for example- "I'll chance the worst happening",
2- "to happen by chance", for example- "I chanced to catch sight of her as she passed.
So desist from using "chanced" to refer to being "not busy" or "free". Instead you can say "I don't have free time in the evening for us to meet" or "I can't see you in the evening because I don't have time to spare" or simply say "I'll be busy in the evening, so we can't meet"


3. Lousy - "Jane is such a lousy girl, she talks too much like a running tap!" Have you ever heard a derogatory statement like that before? I'm sure you have. The word "lousy" here is mostly misinterpreted by Nigerians to mean "talkative and noisy" or "loud and arrogant in talking". We tend to relate the word "lousy" to "loud".

Lousy simple means "unpleasant, "inferior or bad" or "provided with an excess amount (of)".
Examples of correct use include: "That's a lousy thing to do", "This is a lousy film, its production is too poor", "He's lousy with money."


4. "Sendforth" instead of "Sendoff" - I'm sure you have seen a lot of invitations for "sendforth" parties in the past. Well, there is no word as "sendforth" in the dictionary. The correct word is "sendoff" which is "a demonstration of good wishes to a person about to set off on a journey, career, etc"


5. Severally Nigerians misinterpret and wrongly use this word to mean "several times" or "a lot of times". You would hear someone say- "Rita has warned her severally but she won't listen". That's very wrong!
The word "severally" is an adverb which means "separately", " individually" or "distinctly".
A correct use can be- "Please after you wash the clothes, spread them severally on the rope", which implies you want the clothes to be dried individually on the rope.


6. Birds of the same feathers flock together - This is a very popular idiomatic blunder used by Nigerians. The correct idiom is "Birds of A FEATHER flock together" and not "Birds of THE SAME FEATHERS flock together"


7. Opportune(d) - You'd hair someone say something like "I wasn't opportuned to be born with a silver spoon" to refer to the fact that he didn't "have the opportunity" or "privilege" to be born into wealth. That's utterly erroneous! Because, "opportune" means "occurring at a time that is suitable or well-timed".
A correct example of its use: "she has been waiting for the opportune moment to tell him she wants a break up." Here is another correct example: "I'm waiting for the opportune moment to propose to my darling Rita"


8. Impeach - In Nigeria, you'd hear statements like this- "The president must be impeached whether he likes it or not!". And what they mean is that the president should be removed from office.
Politically, "impeach" means "to charge a public official with an offence committed in office" It doesn't ultimately mean removing the official from office, just as being charge to court for an alleged offence doesn't guarantee the defendant would be jailed as a result.
For example, if an average Nigerian hears the statement- "President Bill Clinton of the USA was impeached in 1998", he/she would interpret it that Bill Clinton was removed from office. But that's not the case, Bill Clinton was impeached but wasn't removed from office, he served his full presidential term, impeachment here meant he was charged to court for an alleged offence of purgery (which was related to alleged sexual relations with a white house staff) but he was later acquitted and proven innocent, and he went on to complete his full presidential tenure.
So, the word "impeach" doesn't ultimately mean to remove a politician from office.


9. "Stay clear" instead of "Steer clear" - This idiomatic plunder doesn't need much explanation. Its an error of using "stay" instead of "steer", maybe because both words are closely related in pronunciation. Please mind this error in your oral and written English.
So next time you wanna sternly warn that boss at work flirting with your office girlfriend, tell him- "Hey Mr. Managing Director, you better 'steer' clear of Rita my girlfriend or else...". (Please do it at your own risk o! Your sack letter might just be his reply to you)


10. Sentiment - During arguments, its common to hear things like- "Don't bring in sentiments into this, let's be truthful and factual" or "Can we just be objective in this country and cast sentiments aside?"
The average Nigeria interprets the word "sentiment" to mean "being bias", exhibiting prejudice or the opposite of objectivity. Quite wrong!
Below are meanings of the word sentiment:
1- "an opinion or thought"
2- "prone to tender, delicate or romantic emotion"
3- "a feeling, emotion or awareness"
4- "fake or excessive show of emotion"
Below are examples of correct use of the word "sentiment":
- "My sentiment(my opinion) concerning this issue is that we wait to see what happens first before we take any action.
- "She has too much sentiment to be successful in this industry, it will not favour her. (Meaning she is too soft or fragile emotionally to cope in such an industry)
- "A sentiment of pity" (Meaning a feeling or emotion of pity)
- "She went sentimental and started crying immediately I told her I was breaking up with her when I caught her cheating"

That said, let's stop using the word "sentiment" to represent "bias" or "prejudice", instead, you can say- "Please put aside all prejudice or bias so we can analyse this issue thoroughly" or just say- "Do away with your subjective views and try to be objective for once"


10. Instalmentally - We Nigerians invented this word from the word "instalment" to mean something divided for payment at specified intervals over a fixed period. But there is no adverb like this in the dictionary. Instead of saying "I will pay you instalmentally" rather say "I will pay you in instalments"


11. Go-slow - Nigerian use this word to refer to a traffic jam, but the word "Go-slow" or "Slowdown" for US English refers to "an occasion when employees work more slowly and with less effort than usual to try to make an employer to agree to pay them higher wages or give them better working conditions". So next time say "I'm in a traffic jam" rather than say "I'm in a go-slow"


12. Barb - I'm sure when an average Nigerian man wants to go cut his hair, he would say- "I want to barb my hair" right?
The word "barb" is a multifarious word but NONE of its meanings has anything to do with the act of cutting/trimming hair.
The word "barber" is a noun used to refer to someone whose business is cutting men's hair and shaving or trimming beads, but also, the word "barber" is a verb as well which means "to cut the hair of" or "to shave or trim the beard of".
For example, you can say- "Can you barber me now?" (Meaning: "can you cut/trim my hair now?" Another example is- "I want to barber my hair". Sounds funny right? Yes it does but its correct grammar.


Note - This article is in no way trying to ridicule or pillory Nigerians as a result our lexical inadequacies but to help further enlighten one another's word base and understanding.

Happy first of September Nigeria! I wish us all a fruitful and safe last quarter of the year!



This article is an intellectual property of the author, no part of this article may be published, copied, transmitted/transferred electronically or in print without the express permission of the author whose online pseudonym/trademark is "Prince Charming"
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Records are about to be broken again, after Arsenal wins today, Arsenal FC will be the most successful club in FA cup history having won it the most, presently Arsenal and Manchester United are tied having won it 11 times.

And also, Arsenal and Chelsea are the only clubs in FA cup history to win it back to back, Chelsea has done it once and Arsenal twice, today after Arsenals wins, it will be thrice!!! Another record!


Below are some astonishing records set by Arsenal FC during the Barclays Premier League season from 1992 to present;


-Most consecutive wins: 14, Arsenal (between 10 February 2002 and 24 August 2002)

-Most consecutive away wins: 12, Arsenal (between 3 March 2013 and 26 October 2013)

-Fewest losses in a season (38 games): 0, Arsenal (2003–04)

-Longest unbeaten run: 49 games, Arsenal (FA Premier League 7 May 2003 - 24 October 2004)

-Fewest home losses in a season (19 games): 0, joint record: Arsenal (1998–99, 2003–04, 2007–08)
Manchester United- 4 seasons. Chelsea- 4 seasons. Liverpool-1 season, Manchester City- 1 season.

-Fewest away losses in a season (19 games): 0, Arsenal (2001–02, 2003–04)

-Most consecutive away games undefeated: 27, Arsenal (5 April 2003 - 25 September 2004)

-Fewest failures to score in a match in a season: 0 (scored in every game), Arsenal (2001–02)

-Number of teams scored against in a season: 17, joint record: 20-team league:
Ian Wright (Arsenal, 1996–97)
Robin van Persie (Arsenal, 2011–12)

-Most consecutive away league matches scored in: 9, Robin van Persie (for Arsenal, 1 January 2011 to 22 May 2011)

-Most consecutive seasons to score at least 20 Goals: 5 (2001-2006), Thierry Henry (all for Arsenal)

-Most consecutive seasons to score at least 15 Goals: 7 (1999-2006), Thierry Henry (all for Arsenal)

-Most Premiere League Assists in a season: 20 (2002-2003), Thierry Henry (for Arsenal)

(Records source- http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_League_records_and_statistics)

To all Gunners fans out there, walk proud, always keep your head high, because your club-Arsenal FC is amongst the top most achievers in England.

To all Gunners, I wanna say we had a good 2014/2015 English Premier League season, we had the 3rd best defense, the 3rd best attack, our very own Alexis Sanchez won the PFA Fans' Player of the season and we had the record for the most straight wins in the season- 8 straight wins!

Big Congrats to my darling Arsenal, FA cup winners 2014/2015!!

Gunners for life till we meet in heaven!!!

Records are about to be broken again, after Arsenal wins today, Arsenal FC will be the most successful club in FA cup history having won it the most, presently Arsenal and Manchester United are tied having won it 11 times.

And also, Arsenal and Chelsea are the only clubs in FA cup history to win it back to back, Chelsea has done it once and Arsenal twice, today after Arsenals wins, it will be thrice!!! Another record!


Below are some astonishing records set by Arsenal FC during the Barclays Premier League season from 1992 to present;


-Most consecutive wins: 14, Arsenal (between 10 February 2002 and 24 August 2002)

-Most consecutive away wins: 12, Arsenal (between 3 March 2013 and 26 October 2013)

-Fewest losses in a season (38 games): 0, Arsenal (2003–04)

-Longest unbeaten run: 49 games, Arsenal (FA Premier League 7 May 2003 - 24 October 2004)

-Fewest home losses in a season (19 games): 0, joint record: Arsenal (1998–99, 2003–04, 2007–08)
Manchester United- 4 seasons. Chelsea- 4 seasons. Liverpool-1 season, Manchester City- 1 season.

-Fewest away losses in a season (19 games): 0, Arsenal (2001–02, 2003–04)

-Most consecutive away games undefeated: 27, Arsenal (5 April 2003 - 25 September 2004)

-Fewest failures to score in a match in a season: 0 (scored in every game), Arsenal (2001–02)

-Number of teams scored against in a season: 17, joint record: 20-team league:
Ian Wright (Arsenal, 1996–97)
Robin van Persie (Arsenal, 2011–12)

-Most consecutive away league matches scored in: 9, Robin van Persie (for Arsenal, 1 January 2011 to 22 May 2011)

-Most consecutive seasons to score at least 20 Goals: 5 (2001-2006), Thierry Henry (all for Arsenal)

-Most consecutive seasons to score at least 15 Goals: 7 (1999-2006), Thierry Henry (all for Arsenal)

-Most Premiere League Assists in a season: 20 (2002-2003), Thierry Henry (for Arsenal)

(Records source- http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Premier_League_records_and_statistics)

To all Gunners fans out there, walk proud, always keep your head high, because your club-Arsenal FC is amongst the top most achievers in England.

To all Gunners, I wanna say we had a good 2014/2015 English Premier League season, we had the 3rd best defense, the 3rd best attack, our very own Alexis Sanchez won the PFA Fans' Player of the season and we had the record for the most straight wins in the season- 8 straight wins!

Big Congrats to my darling Arsenal, FA cup winners 2014/2015!!

Gunners for life till we meet in heaven!!!

This is by far the simplest and most illustratively apt sex education idea I have ever seen. Perfect way to teach kids sex education as well.

Source- medicalhumour.

Nairaland folks, what would you do?

That's why you'd rarely see a lady who has kept a friend from teenage age to full fledge adulthood, the case is however different for the male folk, I'm still friends with most of the dudes I grew up with right from primary school, except for those who we have lost contact.

I wonder why this form of jaundiced demeanour exist among ladies that much...

The FA cup is for Gunners!!!

Wannabe Nigerian Kim Kardashian?

I'm sure Ini Edo's motto must be- YOYO- You're Only Young Once!

Great relationships are about two things; First, is to find out the similarities and Second is, to respect the differences.

That's quite thoughtful of them I must say, after the 5-3 trashing by Tottenham(Arsenal 's pets), Chelsea's Management thought it wise to do some damage control to soothe the broken hearts of their ever noisy Nigerian Chelsea fans

CHEL53A!!!!!

Someone should report Tottenham for r@pe, LOL!

Bwahahahaha!

CHEL53A

Happy holidays folks...

Chelshit the noise makers are finally shut up! Unbeaten my a**!

And the ever arrogant Mourinho thought he could equal Arsenal's 49 games unbeated run.

Mourinho be humble enough to go and ask Arsene Wenger how he did it so you can learn.

What a lovely piece OP, I can agree and relate to a lot of things you stated above.

I'm sipping some red wine, waiting to hear from the ladies.

(Seun and moderators: pasqal09, farano, Rocktation, this deserves frontpage, NL ladies gotta speak out)

Today's generation of boys and girls get into relationships/marriage because of misunderstanding ...and split when they understand each other. What an Irony!

Goal!!!!! Sanchez!!!

Below is an example of "wife material"

Van Gaal has turned Man Utd into a mediocre team that even MK Dons can trash 4-0.

Man Utd fans right now...
#HidingModeActivated