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Odunnu: Honeric: we are constantly at war with our different opinions yet remain bestfriends.

Funny. . .

Honeric is always yapping about how he's converted & convinced all his cyber acquaintances (on facebook & beyond) and real life friends to vote Buhari and he's been unable to convert you?

You sure sey una be friends so?

obinna5000: @semid4lyfe
So, HiTv won't cover next season's UEFA Champions League.
And I'm sure to watch those matches next season, one must subscribe to either Compact Plus or Premium bouquets on DSTV.

So you dey watch ball?

I bin think sey na only films you dey watch

Surprise! Surprise!

ola olabiy: Hmmm, I no be prof but e be like shey dis dey refer to me small oo.

No1. I no be Igbo so how my village go dey Enugu?

No2 I no dey Naija sef.

No3 I never contact the cutie outta NL.

No4. She dey do her best to stay with tkb sef.

You sef don talk am sey u nor be English Prof so no lele

ola olabiy: Oya now, you don hug transformer and you no die, I need you to go hug Nuclear Plants for Japan. With dat, I'm sure u no go fit come back on NL to come disturb me again.

Oya, Japan needs you. Go!

Bros shey I nor tell you sey I bin hug Nuclear Plant for Chernobyl and nothing do me so how you come think se ordinary Japanese Nuclear plant fit do me something?

Odunnu:
I didnt want to mention names before but since you are here. . .its you nah. Semid, the guy with the 50k.

Ok, I admit se na me

Shey make I text you my a/c details make u return the money ni?

Apparently it's true. E do be for HiTv be that.

[img]http://nationalmirroronline.net/thumbnail.php?file=/DSTV_627704771.jpg&size=article_large[/img]
SUPERSPORT, a foremost premium sports content aggregator on the DStv platform has secured the rights to the UEFA Champions’ League matches for the Nigerian territory for the 2011/ 2012 season. By this development, SuperSport will have the rights to all 146 live matches to the prestigious Champions’ League as well as the UEFA Super Cup and 205 live matches in the Europa League.

The deal was sealed as a result of an offer from the previous rights holder. The offer to SuperSport was made as a result of agreement between the rights holder and the previous broadcaster which gave the rights holder the authority to sub-license the broadcast rights to a third party broadcaster.

Speaking on the new development, the chairman of DStv Nigeria, Mr. Adewunmi Ogunsanya said that his company is happy that the Champions’ League, just like the English Premier League, is returning to DStv which is the traditional home of the best sports content in the world. “I am personally delighted that we have been able to underline our commitment to our subscribers that we will continue to make strategic investment decisions to keep DStv as the premium pay TV choice in the Nigeria”.

_{Can't have our wives and GF's screaming discrimination, sexism, gender bias, inequality bla bla bla and threatening not to perform their ''wifely'' & ''GF'' duties and protesting unclothed on the streets, can we? . .hence this thread. Anyway, nor be their fault sha, na that Beijing '95 conference and FIFA wey allow dem to dey play footie cause am}

Just Kidding . . . . .

Match: Nigeria vs Namibia
(London 2012 Olympics Female Football Qualifier)
Venue: Abuja National Stadium, Abuja, FCT.
Date: Sunday, April 3
Time of Match: 4pm Nigerian Time

The Super Falcons will today take on the Namibian women's national team, the Brave Gladiators in a 2012 Olympics qualifier at the Abuja National Stadium.

Though victory is the major target, the Falcons will also be seeking to continue the goals harvest currently enjoyed by the country's other national teams.

Last weekend was a good one for Nigerian football fans as the national teams found their scoring boots again; the U-23 Olympic team defeated their opponents 5-0 and the Super Eagles notched a heartwarming 4-0 and 3-0 victories over Ethiopia and Kenya respectively.

Going for goals
Perpetua Nkwocha, reigning Africa's Woman Player of the Year is expected to lead the Falcons attack today as the team's coach, Eucharia Uche, stated that she won't be taking any chances.  We cannot underestimate the team (Namibia), we will approach the game with all seriousness because we want to win and win convincingly," she said.

"We are ready for the Namibians. They cannot stop us from continuing the good run for Nigeria football. My girls are upbeat and in very high spirit and we will not let the nation down."

Seven foreign-based players were invited by the coach for today's match. They are; Effioanwan Ekpo, Emuje Ogbiagbevha, Rita Chikwelu, Onome Ebi, Ulumma Jerome, Helen Ukaonu and Faith Ikidi.

The largesse recently received from the President for their performance at the last African Championships is also expected to motivate the girls and particularly with a ticket to the Olympics up for grabs, the six-time African champions are thus expected to go full throttle against the Gladiators at the Abuja National Stadium pitch today.

The Falcons will also be using the qualifiers to prepare for the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup that is scheduled for Germany in June.

In 2008 the Super Falcons hammered the Brave Gladiators 10-1 on aggregate in an African Nations Cup qualifier but that might be a tough score to repeat as the Namibians have improved and have promised to offer a stiffer contest today for the Falcons.

No pushovers
The Namibian coach, Jacqui Shipanga says aside any other thing; she believes the Super Falcons respect her team as it was obvious in their planning to field their best players in today's first-leg qualifying match.

Shipanga said the fact that Nigeria assembled their strongest possible squad was a testament of her team's recent rapid progress. Shipanga also added that her players were more than capable of holding their own against the Falcons.

"We are not called the Brave Gladiators for nothing," said Shipanga. "If we can't beat them, then we can learn from them."

Also Queen Manga, captain of the Brave Gladiators said the positive morale in the team will push them to greater heights against their more experienced opponents today.

She told local Namibian reporters before departing for Nigeria that her teammates were in high spirits ahead of the first leg qualifier and the team is looking forward to showing the rest of the continent just how much they have progressed over the last few years.

According to Manga, the Brave Gladiators are feeling confident after comfortably seeing off neighbours Botswana 1-0 in a friendly last Saturday plus their narrow 1-2 loss against the highly rated Banyana Banyana in South Africa a fortnight ago. Manga said the team could even cause an upset against the Super Falcons.

Namibia are ranked 17th in African women's football while Nigeria has occupied the top spot on the continent for years.

"We are not going there to lose," said Manga, who is poised for her 34th cap today. Last time we were not well prepared. I feel that Sunday (today) will go very well for us. We are developing into a super team!"

While exuding confidence in their team's ability to give a tough fight to the Falcons, Shipanga also stated that one of her team's focuses is to reduce the 10-1 record the Falcons set in their last encounter.

Shipanga however admitted that a win against Nigeria would be difficult by any stretch of the imagination, considering the gulf in class between her youthful squad and the wealth of experience the Super Falcons currently boast of.

"The youngest player in our team is the 16-year old player from Eldorado High School, Albertina ‘Chicken' Davis. She only started playing last year at the Zone VI (Youth) games. Now Albertina will have to play against Perpetua (Nkwocha), who is 35 years old and has participated in numerous World Cups. There is a 20-year gap between the players.

"The last time we played them we lost 10-1. I want us to improve on this performance if we can," Shipanga said before leaving Windhoek for Lagos.

Theoretically, the Falcons and the Gladiators are only two stages away from qualifying for the 2012 Summer Olympics.

While the return leg for today's match is billed for Windhoek in two weeks time, the winning team over the two legs will play the winner of the match between Ghana and Liberia.

Izetta Sombo Wesley from Liberia has been named as match commissioner for today's game while the centre referee is Fadouma Dia, to be assisted by assistant referees Adia Isseu Cisse and Die Alse Sylla while the fourth official Amina Fall completes the list officials who are all from Senegal.

KICK-OFF TIME is 4pm and I expect it'd be a free match so if you reside in Abuja and wanna see a goal fest, just take a stroll to the Abuja National stadium. Not sure if the match will be on TV sha. . .

As per the biased poll, it's cos there's only one possible result. . .A VICTORY FOR THE SUPER FALCONS!!! The only question is by how many goals the Falcons will win

obinna5000:
My best movie of 2010 will be among these:
127 Hours
Alice in Wonderland (2010)
Black Swan
Easy-A
The Fighter
How to Train Your Dragon
Ije - The Journey
Inception
The King's Speech
My Name is Khan
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010)
RED (2010)
Salt
The Social Network
Toy Story 3

Rokiatu: Best Aamir Khan movies (My favourites)

6) 3 Idiots

[size=15pt]Do not be turn off by this film title lol[/size]

Mr Aamir Khan as Sisi said is a serious actor most of his movie have some sort of social lesson. And this is no exception .

You know how our families always want us to make it big? (well some of us lol) Go stand in-front your parents and tell them you want to be a plumber, or a photographer, and see the look they will give you.

Sound familiar right? Thats the story of 3 idiots.

Raj Kumar Hirani is one of my favourite directors in bollywood. And trust me when I say this, this is his best work yet.

Rokylove,
I apologize for my indiscretion on this thread and the SRK thread It was very ''ungentlemanly'' of me and I sincerely hope you can forgive me?

I saw Aamir Khan in 3 Idiots 2 days ago and I gats say he's a good actor. . .though not as good as SRK sha  The film was also very good.

By the way, I'm curious. . .how do you get to see all these Bollywood movies? You buy the DVD's, download them or watch them online?

Just asking cos Bollywood has got a new fan in me and I wanna start watching their films as if my life depends on it. . .

dominique:
lets give them some credit, afterall they did crash out the almighty Al-Ahly last season . though it was through a couple of draws
i just don't see them scoring 3 unreplied goals against wydad. lets wait and see sha.

Dis Guy: Seguno2

you managed to mention ACN twice without mentioning the name of the party she is in

there's no name on the voters' card i think, just party n logo

obinna5000: Just becos Harrison Ford dey the film no mean e go sweet. I'll check out EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES later.

Guy, sms jare. . .you too dey talk.

Just watch the movie and come back and thank me.

obinna5000:
I've been seeing that EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES. Are u sure its good?

eldee: The Kids are All Right.

It's one hell of a boring movie. . . not enough lesbian action sef.

Mark Rufallo or whatever his name is is the new Nicholas Cage. . .one tone plonker.

In order words make I nor watch am shey?

v3: I regret EVERY minute i spent watching The Hurt Locker

Looking for a good link to The Rite

obinna5000: "Green Zone" was a bit like "The Hurt Locker" but it was more intense. Not a bad movie sha.