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raumdeuter:ADC ticket sure for am be that. But rather PBAT than Atiku. |
Na only the bossman sabi how hin take code the bot and wetin dey trigger am. You can resume posting. I don do my thing |
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TemporaryHansel:Eyan Mayweather. Na hin you never show working for here like Egbon Ram. ![]() |
GloriousGbola:The emboldened never worked. I used to access the site on mobile via NordVPN and never could access the site on pc until today. You do well cos I was able to access the site with Tor and Opera browsers. Vivaldi browser which also has a VPN worked too. Ese gan. |
BlueRayDick:So after the lambo she still wan cop cybertruck? Some people dey chop this life sha |
ouzo1:Tried this before. It requires a paid premium account and didn't work. Thanks all the same. |
GloriousGbola:Thanks. |
GloriousGbola, which free VPN works on PC? I need to access a website, anara.com that seems geo-blocked to Nigeria. |
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BascoVanVeli:Osasu and Asisat have beef history so I don't entirely believe that Osasu asked that question with a clear conscience. Remember some years back Osasu Obayiuwuna was selected by CAF to vote on behalf of Nigerian football media for the CAF women footballer of the year, and when CAF released the vote breakdown, it emerged that he voted for Tabitha Chawinga of Malawi instead of Asisat Oshaola. Asisat eventually won the award that year but many Nigerians dragged him on social media for not voting Asisat, labelling his action unpatriotic, sabotage and a betrayal. Osasu doubled down that he was there not to protect nigerian interest but exercise his professional judgement, and his assessment was Tabitha Chawinga was more deserving of the award. As a result of that issue, Asisat blocked him on Twitter. I may be wrong but it's not impossible that Osasu asked that question of the coach with an ulterior motive. |
TemporaryHansel:Why you still dey Naija and never japa? |
diggz:Baba, pls tag the two people wey I tag for my post in this thread. Na only them or the OP fit change the thread title. Good luck, and congratulations on winning the Club World Championship. |
BankyGee:Banky my gee. So you dey enter here too. Anyways, you don talk am before say Naija teams na your only football club On Randy, I beg to disagree. South Africa outplayed and completely dominated us in the Aisha Buhari cup on their way to a 4 - 2 victory. Months later, the same SA still knack us 2 - 0 in our WAFCON opening game. Pray tell, did he not learn anything from the previous match against SA? In that same WAFCON, we lost to Morocco in the semi-finals and to Zambia in the third place match to finish 4th. Throughout the tournament, Randy started deadweights like Rita Chikwelu and Onome Ebi even when it was glaringly obvious that they were off-pace and were past their best. At the world cup, we drew Canada, won Australia, drew Republic of Ireland and lost to England. Even when we met SA again in the Olympics qualifier, despite the Super Falcons winning 1 - 0 over the two legs, I felt SA was the better ball playing team. This is what I remember about Waldrum, and it's an average record in my books Madugu has not being a bad coach and the Falcons are not playing badly under him. It's just that we've lost our headstart advantage in female football. Other countries have levelled up by investing in their female football programmes. Some like Morocco & SA even have better structure, funding, planning and organization. Also, exposure to better leagues abroad, better coaching, more competitive matches and the availability of foreign-based professionals and dual nationals to to these other teams has made them better and closed the gap on us. So right now, the difference between the top tier african teams boils down to the quality of players, team selection and quality of coaching input, and Madugu has not being bad in this regard though I'll admit his team selection and deployment of tactics could be better Also, the tactics teams are deploying against us in this WAFCON is not easy to play against. Our opponents set up ultra-defensively with the intention not to play to win but to not concede against us so they pack the bus. With Madugu, we are dominating possession and only need to work on transitioning the ball faster, and improve on our finishing. In addition, we have been defensively solid. I see promise and believe if we overcome Zambia in the Q/F, there's no stopping us and Mission X will be accomplished. Believe! |
Gaise Baba be talking too much these days Enu dun rofo |
Ibime:Cc: mynd44, dominique |
GloriousGbola:Lol Na my household lexicon. We use the wardrobe partition in the third bedroom for storage of bagged food like rice, elubo, garri ijebu etc |
BascoVanVeli:I know but the makeup becomes hideous and makes her look like a character from a horror movie when she sweats with mascara and other face applications streaking down her face. It's not a pretty sight at all and I know say na fine gal she be. |
Wicked Buhari. Pre Buhari, I bin dey buy 50kg bag of rice. He came, closed the borders, banned importation, faked rice pyramids and I couldn't afford a bag of rice anymore so I begin dey buy one bushel of rice (25kg) for the price I was formerly buying a bag of rice. Every time my wife says to me, "Sweetheart pls help me measure 4 cups of rice from the third room" and I go and see that the bushel of rice is almost finished I go begin dey palpitate. E no go better for Buhari, and may he never rest in peace. |
Wicked Buhari. He withheld our salaries and starved us for 8 months because of strike action. Opelope PBAT who paid us 4 months of the withheld salaries. I hope Buhari's soul roasts in the hottest furnace of hell. |
Buhari came into power riding on the back of public frustration about the GEJ presidency especially insecurity, and its tolerance and disposition towards corruption. He promised change, integrity, war against corruption and an end to insecurity only to deliver the exact opposite on steroids. In his 8 years, Nigeria witnessed economic regression, worsening insecurity, ethnic and religious tensions, unchecked banditry, and a general collapse of governance. Under his watch, the naira crumbled, inflation skyrocketed, jobs disappeared, crude production ebbed to an all-time low. Businesses folded, food and basic groceries became unaffordable, families became impoverished. The tertiary education unions spent more time on strike than at their duty posts. Ditto doctors and other healthcare professionals. The health and education sectors decayed. He cancelled the merit-based PRESSID scholarship scheme because it was being dominated by southerners. Young people fled the country in droves out of desperation. Boko Haram, bandits and unknown gunmen thrived, and it felt like the country was under siege. Farmers couldn’t go to their farms. Fulani herdsmen wreaked havoc. Whole indigenous communities were wiped out while the government responded with silence and empty condolences. He gallivanted around the world. Granted lacklustre interviews and made insulting remarks about Nigerians like Nigerian youths are lazy. He alienated an entire region by referring to them as 5 percent and a dot in a circle. He was so ethnocentric and his appointments were lopsided. His body language emboldened impunity and corruption thrived under him. I could go on and on but make I stop for here. The truth is Buhari's death is coming too late. Nigeria would have been better off if he had done a Yaradua, and Osinbajo had ascended to the presidency. E no get how person wan spin am, Buhari was an unmitigated disaster and catastrophe. |
Why Ordega apply pancake and mascara come field? |
DaveP where you dey watch am. Drop link. No worry, I go unban you if spambot do anyhow |
BlueRayDick:Baba say do not wait for it to be at the tip.I just dey laugh since. See ehn, the sweetest point in doking na when all the magma dey gather and the volcano wan erupt. At that point, it takes extreme willpower to pull out because your mind go dey tell you one more thrust. Make anyone wey feel say na because hin pull out game strong hin partner never carry belle go do sperm count and motility test. Hin fit dey shoot blanks and hin no know. |
BlueRayDick:Me thinks even 3 kids is aseju in this economy, and the perfect number for his income bracket is two. The economy ain't smiling and everything don quadruple in price. Creche/school fees, food, clothes, rent, healthcare, transportion, utility bills, groceries, school books.....you name it. So people gats align their family size with their pockets for peace of mind, financial stability and ability to invest QUALITATIVELY in their kids future, and not just drag them along. Also, people gats abandon that shit of "make we try once more for a particular gender" cos it doesn't end well most times, and don make many couples born pass wetin dem fit handle. Once una get your desired number of kids, just lock up no matter their gender. And in locking up; No do withdrawal method❌ No do safe period method❌ No go dey ingest neem oil❌ Cos all of dem dey fail. Couples should visit a health care facility, and adopt a proper birth control/family planning method guided by a professional. Make I rest my fingers for now. |
raumdeuter:One million likes for you. |
liveLongNprospa:If na Minister hin dey find, hin dey maaaad gan abi hin no know say shoe get size?. Make hin start as commissioner or a DG of one of those agencies under Ministry of Education. |
KingTom:No be only him....I hear say our own J9 too dey find political appointment |
BlueRayDick:Baba, don't be too sure o. Working for government sef dey in levels. Na only civil servants/govt employees dey get the short end of the stick. Political appointment dey make sense wella. Na wetin make that UK PhD CV writer dey hustle commissioner of education. Shey if your state governor wan appoint you as commissioner of finance, you go reject am? |
BascoVanVeli:Not propaganda bro. I genuinely think Demehin is error prone and not good enough to be starting for us. I also believe Plumptre is more technical and an overall better central defender than her. Uchebe can play central defence too but there's a little snag in her game which is slowness in pushing out of defence, and a lack of offside trap awareness. My opinion is shaped by watching the players over the years, and my desire for the team to do well. |
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