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Requiem18:I'm sure she meant SPC/SPO. |
lekanation:I sincerely pray your strength would not fail you four hours from now. |
lekanation:Wait, did you just mention Pogba, like the Pogba in Manchester United?
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olasmith10:Then get 'bluestacks' on your PC and install Mobdro on your PC via Bluestacks. Its that easy. |
Kyase:For sure. |
olasmith10:You should download Mobdro right away. |
Kyase:Injury or red card? If it's the latter, then forget it; Ramos only get his reds against BIG TEAMS, if you know what I mean. ![]() |
Quality20:Nutritionally, the leaves offer an appreciable amount of vitamin C, beta-carotene (pre-vitamin A), calcium and iron. The fiber helps keep the intestines running smoothly. Fiber also helps in the prevention of certain cancers. Eaten in Egypt since the era of the pharaohs, corchorus is the centerpiece of that country’s national dish. The coarser fiber obtained from the stems is used to make sackcloth and paper, while the olitoriside extracted from the plant provides the injections that come to the aid of heart patients. http://www.nwitimes.com/niche/get-healthy/healthy-living/herbal-healer-what-is-corchorus/article_1fd36881-aa73-514b-98bc-9c1a00660132.html Not sure it can be prepared with spinach. Jute leaves would become super slippery when boiled 'properly' in water. While Spinach can be prepared like every other vegetable, Jute is prepared quite differently and mostly serves as an additive to soups. |
Kyase:More like saying you talk in Ramos. Lol. ![]() |
HajimeSaito:LMAO! He is on loan, don't forget that. So, I'm still correct, technically. ![]() |
JaffyJoe:Did you see when the post was posted? |
Dexema:What current form please, pre-season's?
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Kyase:Man U shocker? Tell me more ![]()
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xynerise:Transfer window isn't closed and the match is upon us. Yet, no recent Madrid player would be playing from Manchester. What is happening? |
I don't understand why the post would claim she has a medical eye condition. Hazel eyes, though rare, are just like the black, or brown Eyed folks. It is in no way a medical condition. |
Ngozi123:Who asked you this Do I look like an HR personnel interviewing you or asking the number of languages you speak?Also, [s]while some form of journalism allows for opinion[/s], it should never neglect to use facts. This is not some gossip magazine, rather a supposedly reputable national newspaper. This is not a famous person who's granted them an exclusive interview or something, rather an Igbo man that they've used to propagate their agenda.When I mentioned you weren't bright, I knew what I was saying. Some FORM of journalism does not allow for opinion, rather, there is an aspect of journalism called OPINION JOURNALISM and it does not make claim of objectivity, facts or data. In other words, every Emeka, Tunde and Bala could air their mind on a tabloid or a professional mass media piece under the aspect called OPINION JOURNALISM. It's funny that you question my intelligence yet cannot question why a supposedly reputable national newspaper would publish this sort of thing. It's reminiscent of the propaganda that was disseminated prior to the Biafran war. This is a case of history repeating itself and none of you seem to realise it.For someone who claims to speak speak 5 languages from across 3 continents but does not understand what OPINION JOURNALISM is, then believe me when I say I know you are not bright at all. you have a chance at confirming your said intelligence by explaining your emboldened words. |
0b100100111:Sadly, you won't see the dull pazienza here. In his version of delusion, he claimed they were ARMED MASKED MEN who came in commando style and attributed it to a supposed grand scheme against Igbos. |
Omooba77:A match in which almost all those who started in the first half were substituted? The Houston 'show' would not look anything close to what would play out tonight. |
Ngozi123:There is an aspect of journalism that allows for OPINION, regardless of how controversial it is served. How could you be asking facts, stats and polls of an opinion based piece? Sadly, the opinion aligns perfectly with the claims of many of you who, though, want Biafra, yet wouldn't stop daydreaming about how you would take over Lagos. I understand your grouse and your constant blame game on Sahara Reporters for publishing the thoughts most of you have, which is rather hypocritical. So many of you are not all that bright and it's not surprising, if you ask me. |
Durentt:I'm sure your parents are Nigerians too before you arrived at the emboldened. SMH. |
KemjikaEme:yOU CANT EXPECT THE WORLD TO BE ONE AND THE SAME. |
Eastfield1:I know. However, it a disturbing as a people if your origin or roots remain unknown. |
Markfemi:Lol. The most shocking aspect is that they have scholars who can't point to a possible place as to where they all came from. Not even Achebe could do that. It is shocking, I must admit. |
obailala:You don't seem to understand why they long to be Jews. Igbos can't seem to trace their origin cum root, which is quite shocking for the third largest ethnic group in Nigeria. It explains why they would hang on to all bits of hope to claim the Jewish affinity. |
Financially poor folks are not really that bad, compared to those who are morally bankrupt. And to think that the first three pages were dedicated to the criminal for 'developing' his village despite his questionable source is very disturbing. This is perhaps one major sight that motivates some hopeless folks to sign up and become drug mules just because they want to erect a structure that would cause others to fall at their feet. Sadly, he 'developed' his own people today and might end up doing more in the coming weeks. You wonder why old men rule our political space, well, here it is. |
Nothing is wrong with the 'poor' protesting. The problem comes when the poor protest using hate speeches, wish the downfall of their present country while a UK bum who never held down a job all his life spearheads the campaign. Y'all like to compare yourselves with Catalonia, yeah? Then learn from her and have your notion corrected about the rich not protesting. You become miscreants the moment a bum becomes your 'supreme leader'. You become a miscreant when your goal daily is to 'shut down' states just because you want your presence to be felt. You become a miscreant when a miscreant leads you. You become a miscreant when the world becomes confused about your faith in the process of a struggle. Today, you're a Jew praying with your head stone faced on the ground, tomorrow you visit the 'evil forest' to offer prayers to the gods and the day after, hang out with Lucky Dube's ancestor who hasn't probably seen water in decades. Finally, you become a miscreant when you blame a nation for your misfortune rather than hold your immediate government responsible. |
He looks like he is dying. |
ifyalways:Truth is, he can't even dust it. His passport still in the custody of the court. I strongly believe Kanu does not have N50k stashed somewhere to make a return flight, let alone put people on a plane to go to Lagos to protest. He would likely go by road and by the time he gets to Ore, the madness in his head would be requesting glucose and would most likely fizzle put before he gets to Sagamu. |
otitokoroleti:So you can't see the sarcasm in my post? |
otitokoroleti:Lagos is no man's land. How then can it be Yorubaland? ![]() |
Allee90:What is wrong with you people? This is the United States and not Nigeria, for crying out loud. There could be many Yoruba and Hausa students in the school, or better still, the school only chose Hausa and Yoruba for several, glaring reasons. Besides, Most parts of Cuba are largely Yoruba speaking areas and Brazil have Yoruba speakers among them as well. |
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Do I look like an HR personnel interviewing you or asking the number of languages you speak?
