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KazeKage1: It sure has been a long time. Greetings to everyone who's kept this thread going. This is v3, Seun has refused to do something about my old handle so I'm stuck with this one.

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The Avengers

SuyaEater: how come this is not on the front page?

Fadajasi: Which station is gonna show us the match pls?

toluxa1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoonryoET9Y



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoonryoET9Y

denzel2009: and you have tried these steps?
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/show-hidden-files-in-windows-7/

Yeap. . .even downloaded, installed and ran the unhide software but still no show

all4naija: If that is the case download aproppriate registry from the internet and try to forestall the show hidden files.

all4naija: Try to uninstall programs you installed before the problem and run a registry cleaner. If that doesn't solve it then try a system restore or repair.

Problem is I can' remember the particular program I installed when the problem started as I didn't notice it immediately and moreover system restore won't work cos there are no restore points on my system as I delete them regularly.

denzel2009: @semid can you still see the folders faintly or they are totally invisible?

all4naija: I wrote something but it is surprising it is not displayed. That's not my fault. I said click on the restore defaults!

You think I hadn't done that before coming here to post?

Anyhow sha, DONE IT AND SHOW HIDDEN FILES CHECKBOX STILL DOESN'T APPEAR

Odunnu: One other leadership attribute attributed to GEJ- Accessible. I guess thats why people run their mouth. They've taken this positive attribute for granted

Mama Niger Delta, it's easy for you to say cos it wasn't UNN that was renamed

afam4eva: I didn't like Figurine just like i'm usually no fond of Tunde Kelani's movies because just like figurine, his movies are usually educative but not really entertaining. I don't like slow (in-active) movies. But that does not change he popular opinion of those kovies.

The Figurine in-active and un-entertaining?

Hmmmm. . .there's this Igbo adage that wisdom is like a goatskin bag and everyone carries his own so lets just agree to disagree

^^Enjoy your night. . . .

slap1: He did great with Swansea, I wish him goodluck.

ifyalways: Nice thread.Where is Jarus and co ?
Can one also talk about the "marriage challeneges" and how :
its recommended we deal with it.
how we dealt with it.
The results and lessons.

afam4eva: I've not read the book and if I read I may have the same impression like you but that doesn't change the popular impression about the book.

Touché!

Just like how your impression of The Figurine doesn't change the popular opinion (mine included) that it's a ''very'' good movie

By the way, do let me know your opinion of the book when you read it. Off to clean up my section. . . . . .

Kobojunkie: So in essence, you all are saying Abiola didn't do anything to warrant having UNILAG named after him. Cause that is what you are invariably hinting at here, even if you are not bold enough to admit it.

What we're saying is that it would have been more appropriate to rename the Federal University in Abeokuta, Ogun State (University of Agriculture, Abeokuta UNAAB) in his honour moreso it's his home state.

I'm sure the students and peeps of the state wouldn't mind being that they already have MAPOLY (Moshood Abiola Polytechnic)

Be like sey u no know the kain swag & effizy wey dey the name UNILAG

afam4eva: "Good" is a relative term and it depends on whose mouth it is coming out from. But according toi popular knowledge, it is a very good book. You were probably just had a very high expectation of the book and it fell short of that. It's psychological.

afam4eva: You don't go into a book with an over-expectation. It won't be fair to the book.

Is this a tacit admission that the novel is not as good as it was made out to be?

https://images.icnetwork.co.uk/upl/birmmail/may2012/4/3/peter-odemwingie-and-sarah-fallon-marry-surrounded-by-family-and-friends-196042328.jpg

Craaaaaaaack! That's the sound of millions of hearts breaking in Nigeria as Osaze Odemwingie takes to the altar on Saturday.

And the drip drip sound in the background is tears spilling as the girls contemplate their own sad reality of seeing one of Nigeria's most eligible bachelors being taken off the shelf.

But they only have themselves to blame, as what they could not do, Manchester-born, but Birmingham-bred Sarah Fallon has. And on Saturday in Nottingham, they exchange the vows that seals their union.

If there was one player that had most young women in Nigeria watching the Super Eagles, it was Osaze.

Even those who did not know the first thing about football, or the Super Eagles for that matter, knew Osaze.

And coveted him.

As if his boyish smile, chiselled features and sculpted body were not enough, he had to go and be a top Premier League and international footballer into the bargain.

There are few combinations more enticing, and the girls could not help but fantasize that he would be their own, special, One.

But Osaze was as cool-headed in the romantic playing field as he was on the football greens, and he took his sweet time finding the right one.

[b]Miss Right turned out to be 22-year-old Sarah, whom he met a couple of months after he joined West Bromwich Albion.

It was obvious the pair were in for the long haul, especially after Osaze's mum took an instant liking to Sarah.

But it was not all rosy, and during the offseason last summer, the pair broke up.

It was not a good time for either. During a long distance call to Osaze while he was holidaying in Florida, he sounded mopey.

That was about the time of his spat with former Nigeria coach Samson Siasia. Perhaps the method to the madness?

Thankfully, that phase lasted just two weeks. It was enough to convince the forward that he could not spend another moment without his Microbiology graduate, and he wasted no time popping the question.

The pair had just returned from a brief jaunt to Dubai when he took her by surprise in his house.

"It was at home. I had dog sick on my trousers, odd socks, no makeup, hair like a bush..he came in in a suit!" Sarah recalls.

From then on, it was a roller coaster ride to the wedding, although they had to move the date from May 19 because Sarah's dad Mike, a Manchester City fan, warned them that if the Citizens reached the UEFA Champions League Final, he would be in Munich rather than Castle Ashby in Northampton.

Both families though, are thrilled with the additions. "We are all very happy for osaze that he found sarah - it's always great to witness a true love match. I'm sure they'll be very happy together," a close Odemwingie family source told KickOffNigeria.com.

And Sarah is already loving bring a Nigerian. Last week, the couple flew into Lagos to start preparations for the traditional wedding, and she has taken to Nigerian food, clothes and music.

"She loves P-Square, Wizkid and BankyW's music. She is even learning pidgin!"

Now that would be something to hear![/b]