hardywaltz:
Thank God the greedy Pastorprenure is finally been made to pay for his sins..

am ashamed 105 Nigerian clicked liked for this statement. Why are we jealous when our brother is trying to be successful. This is a new ground breaking achievement from a Nigerian. Forget this idiocy of the white people who are scared of the success of a black man. Why should blacks also be the one rejoicing in the fall of the success of a black man. The young man David Oyedepo Jnr is not his father. He only strive to make a mark in life just like his father. So if you think its the father you are attacking read the article again.

APC FC are currently bidding for PDP FC's forward Aminu Tambuwal.

Also PDP FC recently signed APC FC's midfielder Nuhu Ribadu and there are rumours going round that LP FC's striker Olusegun Mimiko is undergoing a medical at PDP FC.

APC FC's defender Tom Ikimi has left the club for PDP FC.

Following Rauf Aregbesola's fantastic season at APC FC, the club has decided to let him stay for another season, if the Tribunal is not going other way sha ooo!

APC FC's striker Kayode Fayemi is yet to be back from injury following the injury he sustained in a super cup final with PDP FC's Ayodele Peter Fayose (Osokomole).

Iyiola Omisore is yet to fully recover during the community shield match with APC FC's Rauf Aregbesola with 2 assistance of referee Senator Isiaka Adeleke and Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola.

Lastly Michael Opeyemi Bamidele who is on loan at LP FC from APC FC has yet to decide his future club since recovering from an injury.

Buhari must be Arsene Wenger, with many seasons without a trophy. He can also sign as over aged player for PDP FC.

Ahmed Moyes Bola Van Gaal Tinubu, has warned people not to spoil APC FC, adding that it's not a must for him to Coach big clubs like APC FC.

2015 season is expected to be a great and competitive season.Watch out!!

How is work today?

Flow11: wow,i bet this one would taste nice too,tnx simplamazing bt the one i use to know is kind of differnt fron this one...there something that had to do with boiling the yam,rolling in egg before frying.

By that you mean yamarita. Its easy to cook. After you might have boiled your yam u add a little flour to it so it can stick or use any of the frying sticky recipe. Turn it in a mixed egg and fry.

teeo: What is wrong with this?

A lot is wrong with these> Dont make us look like we are eating our four years tenure now

I can't believe this is from a sitting governor! A big shame to democracy.

Can you believe this? i was shocked when i saw this. All on top campaign.

Why do we hate our brothers who are excelling? Mikel and Moses played in the second round of the world cup and I didn't see any chelsea Fc player who played in second round on the tour to list. Why do we rejoice in the misfortune of our country men! Its evil, we need to change our mindset. If Hazard is in that team or Ramirez, willian, Oscar or shurrle I would have said Mikel and Moses where left out. This list mostly made of guys who didn't go to world cup and the guys whose countries were eliminated in the first round. The rest were Reserve team players! Nigerians change!

Nigeria fans may be disappointed that John Obi Mikel was overlooked for Africa's top honour, but the Manchester City man is truly the continent's standout
performer.
If the GLO-CAF Awards Ceremony had been a football match, the home side would have led 1-0 for 90 minutes before conceding two goals in stoppage
time.
For the vast majority of the Awards Ceremony the Lagos audience delighted in the enormous recognition their nation, Nigeria, was receiving. Stephen Keshi was named as Africa’s coach of the year following his excellent tactical work and his magnificent achievements over 2013. Kelechi
Ineanacho, the precocious youngster, beat Ebenezer Assifuah to claim the continent’s Breakout Star award, while the nation’s fans received the ‘Fair Play
Award’ for their pertinent, endless contributions throughout the year.
Sunday Mba may have missed out on the Domestic- based Player of the Year award, but three Super Eagles (Vincent Enyeama, John Obi Mikel & Emmanuel Emenike) made the 2013 CAF Dream
Team.
As the evening wore on and as the honours piled up, those in assembly began to anticipate the crowning glory. The night was set up to be Nigeria’s, but no one could quite breathe easily, no one could quite relax, until our king, Mikel, was sitting firmly on the throne, flanked by his Ivorian pretenders.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t quite to be, and the mood of the evening changed with CAF’s final, decisive decision.
The protestations of Nigerians, particularly on Twitter, after Yaya Toure’s name was revealed as African Footballer of the Year centred on the fact that while Mikel had won both the Europa League
and the Cup of Nations in 2013, Toure had won nothing. Based on achievement, based on honours, Mikel should have been CAF’s champion.
Indeed, when the two men met at the AFCON, in that unforgettable quarter-final between the Super Eagles and the Golden Generation, it was Mikel who truly rose to the occasion. Toure performed, along with his compatriots, beneath a haze of indifference, unable to
get a grip on their myriad of abilities and seemingly unwilling to take the risks needed to unsettle Stephen Keshi’s men.
Mikel, on the other hand, was a majestic influence.
He continued his form of the tournament and dictated play for the Super Eagles, inspiring those around him and driving his team forward. He was the creative heartbeat of the side and was a key man as Stephen Keshi’s youthful Super Eagles claimed the continental title.
Should Mikel have been Africa's Player of the Year In this instance, it is important for CAF to clarify the conditions of the voting. If the award is to recognise the most successful or most influential performer of the year, then Mikel should feel disappointed to have missed out and Nigerians can rightly cultivate the
sense of injustice that they inevitably will.
The award, however, is to recognise Africa’s finest player; it becomes hard to look too far beyond Yaya.
The Ivorian may not have been at his best over 2013 and he may not have lifted any silverware, but he remains Africa’s standout talent. He is the player capable of performing like no other, of dominating contests like no other and of performing more consistently than any other.
It is testament to Toure’s powers that even though he wasn’t at his magnificent best throughout 2013, he was still BBC African Footballer of the Year, featured
prominently in the Guardian’s list of Best Players of 2013 and was the only African star to be named in the shortlist for the World Player of the Year.
For what it's worth, he was also top of my personal list of the continent's Top 25.
At the end of last season, he failed to distinguish itself in a Manchester City team that was losing its way under Roberto Mancini, but this term he has not only begun to rediscover his form of old, he has also added some new dimensions to his game; witness, for
example, his sublime free kick against Fulham and his admirable goal tally.
His midfield partnership with Fernandinho has the potential to be one of world football’s finest combinations and the Ivorian is clearly thriving under the tutelage of Manuel Pellegrini. At the end of November, he was, by some distance, Africa’s most- prolific passer, averaging 82.6 passes-a-game; by
contrast, Africa’s next-best was Mounir Obbadi, averaging some 20 fewer than Yaya.
Yaya beat both Mikel & Drogba to claim the top spot Over the coming 12 months, Toure will look to win his
second Premier League title and will also face the prospect of Barcelona, his former club, in the Champions League round of 16.
Mikel and Toure will head to the World Cup as equals. They are both key central midfielders for teams that will share similar expectations for their prospects:
the Cote d’Ivoire may have been eliminated at their two previous attempts on the globe’s grandest stage, but they will be buoyed by the prospect of a
favourable group. Nigeria ought to be confident about their own chances of escaping their pool and ought to be emboldened by the legacy of 2013.
This tournament will provide a perfect environment within which to compare the relative influences and abilities of Mikel and Toure; their Premier League
contributions reveal only one winner, but the Chelsea man, in the green of Nigeria, is a different prospect.
If Mikel can guide the Super Eagles to unprecedented territory in Brazil, then Nigeria fans may not be so glum come CAF’s 2014 awards ceremony. The
Chelsea man is unlikely to ever match Toure’s performance in the EPL, but in a World Cup year, the tale of the tournament always tells. www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4082/editorial/2014/01/10/4533194/yaya-toure-cafs-rightful-player-of-the-year?ICID=HP_HN_3

Tunjasko:
xme here....

unilorin students I like to correct a notion someone told that unilorin did not join the just suspended strike.

Good morning, my bold 4 can no longer see my memory card and it hangs whenever I download the Facebook application. For now it can't see the media card and the card shows on other fones. What might be wrong?

Group A
Brazil,Croatia,Mexico,Cameroon
Group B
Spain,Netherlands,Chile,Australia
Group C
Colombia,Greece,Côte d'Ivoire,Japan
Group D
Uruguay,Costa Rica,England,Italy
Group E
Switzerland,Ecuador,Honduras,France
Group F
Argentina, Nigeria, Iran, Bosnia. Group G. Germany, Ghana, USA, Portugal. Group H. Belgium, Russia, Algeria, Korea

I wrote on the 30th of November, has anyone for 30th been contacted? Let's know our fate.

Pls send me a copy of the those tests and answer my email is emmasam75@yahoo.co.uk

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What if you are married to her and you didn't get to do the HIV test before marriage, during pregnancy, it was discovered she has HIV through other means apart from sex. You came out negative and she is positive carrying your baby. Will you run away from her?

[quote author=eddiebruk]Enough reason to know that the whole thing was spiritual, and that those who died were used for sacrifice, he must have been paid and knew what was going to happen. Omo naija! Must we attribute every evil occurence to rituals? The guy said something spiritually and you said he collected money to go and die. I am ashamed of the orientation with which you grew up. Have an open mind towards things and your life will be better than this.

El Guapo: He had a chance of making the Aviation sector a success, he failed.

I hope he'd remind himself of that eachday down in the dungeon.

when people just post things and share online without adequate research gets me angry. The death of Agagu and the plane crash has been turned to a thing some people can be judgmental about.( Olorun lo lu dajo) to correct the conception that late Agagu was the minister of aviation when we have the plane crash era which was 2005. Late Agagu was minister for aviation between 1999- 2001. Kema chikwe was the minister during the crash era. Judge for though not to be judged