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Dis Guy: ^^^^ lol

Semid Becca dey find you ooo

^^^^ Lol

I don give her wetin she dey find. . .real good, long & hard

khanivorous: Now that's definitely a MUST WATCH...

Even with its maranthi levels, it beats TDKR and avenger #IMHO#

The kombats were so real and way off the charts which makes me wonder who is gonna play the ' drug lord's foreman' role ( steven seagal or mark dacascus or jet li) in the hollywood version.

Emmysteve: you mean BLESSING EDOHO? THAT GIRL VEX ME NO BE SMALL. I HOPE SHE CHOP BENCH TILL THE END OF THE COMPETITION

Yeah, that's her name. No be footballer she be but wrestler

Me, I no even wan see her for bench. Make dem send her go siddon for spectators stand. . .she go take that one get sense

JallowBah: He is a gambian fulani, I am a norwegian...norwegian.
The cultures are actually not too different in some ways, but in others again, veery different.
Our biggest challenge has been the language. He speaks street-english, cause he never went to school, and I speak school-english. It has been some big misunderstandings;; our biggest fights have been because of just misunderstaning each other.

But it works. Very good, actually. I never thought I would fall inn love with someone so different, but still so much like me.
I would, like someone else said, marry him over and over again.

And I might add: Some of his familymembers love me, others wish he did not marry a white woman.
In my family, its the same. Mostly because he is a muslim, and dont have papers in Norway, and therefor can not work here.

VillageBoi: Total bada$$ film. The action is relentless & awesome... they are making the part 2 next year and Hollywood has already copied this one with the Writer/Director onboard as an Executive Producer.

maclatunji: If it is true that the minister made these comments,He[/b]should be sacked. He should be fired because he wants to coerce success (which is not pratical} [b]instead of planning and implementing a programme that will lead to it.

Nigeria, runners-up last time out, take on the team that finished just beneath them on the podium, Korea Republic, in what promises to be a fascinating clash of styles. The Africans will not be short on confidence having enjoyed a very impressive qualification campaign, in contrast to their east Asian opponents, who only secured their place when Japan were designated as hosts.

Players to watch
Korea Republic’s Yeo Minji. As winner of the adidas Golden Ball at the last FIFA U-17’s Women’s World Cup, the striker will be keen to pick up where she left off after finding the net no fewer than eight times at Trinidad and Tobago 2010.

Nigeria can call on the deadly two-pronged attack of Orji Ebere and Desire Oparanozie. Those familiar faces are joined by budding national team prospect Francisca Ordega as well as U-17 goal-scoring hero Ngozi Okobi.

The words
"Our opening game against South Korea will give us an indication of how far we can go, and it could also give us a real confidence boost. Make no mistake, I haven’t come to Japan to admire the skyscrapers; I’m here to win the World Cup," Francisca Ordega, Nigeria striker.

debosky: Hehehe. . . .were we in the same set?

debosky: Dem boys are good, haven't spoken to them in ages now though. PM me abeg.