Fexholic:
Kudos To man Utd For Making Him Who He Is Today.

donaldjames24:
Wow! this is nice many Nigerians will now have access to loans fast and easy.

NairalandCS:
Celeb pass celeb. See as Davido dey shine teeth.

sarrki:
Good Nigerian ambassador

Not those hopeless Igbos

Igbos are terrorist

Lionel Messi explains why he will never be close friends with rival Cristiano Ronaldo: 'We have no relationship'
Lionel Messi rejects the idea that he could be friends with Cristiano Ronaldo
The Barcelona star says the two supposed rivals never spend any time together
They only ever meet at awards ceremonies, where one of them usually wins


Lionel Messi believes he and Cristiano Ronaldo will never share a close friendship because they do not get to spend enough time together to build the required bond.
The Barcelona and Real Madrid stalwarts have shared a formidable rivalry throughout their La Liga careers and have collected myriad individual honours between them.
But while Messi claims the alleged enmity is very much created by the media, he also admits the pair are unlikely to ever consider one another friends, if only because they rarely get the time to speak.




He told Marca: 'I don't know if we will be. Friendship is built through spending time together and getting to know each other.
'We have no relationship, mainly because we only see each other at awards ceremonies and that's the only time we speak.
'Everything is fine, but our lives don't cross over very often.'

Both Messi and Ronaldo have dominated the footballing sphere for the last decade and have shared the last nine Ballon d'Or awards (Messi 5, Ronaldo 4) – the Portuguese is currently heavy favourite to equal the standings for 2017.
But with both of them now into their 30s, Messi believes a new generation of players will soon take their places at the top and backs team-mate Luis Suarez, former Barcelona companion Neymar and Paris Saint-Germain sensation Kylian Mbappe to challenge for the coveted golden ball in the near future.
He said: 'There are many great players around today who can win the Ballon d'Or. In recent years there have just been two, but now players like Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Luis Suarez can compete for that award.'

verygudbadguy:
Truth be told, it was better. But that was because he had excess revenue. If he handled a doomed economy like Buhari's, we for dey follow libya enter Europe. With the kind of thievery that went down under his watch.

Former President Goodluck Jonathan remains a good man to me. He was just unfortunate to have been surrounded by crooks and bad advisers.

sarrki:


Myndd44 this is breaking rule 8

Posting false information

seunmsg:


What are you smoking?

sarrki:
Jobless commenters

Baba have done well