oatzeal: From my point of view: Here is my opinion
If thats the actual state where they were met after the incident , Those guys didn't die as a result of generator fumes.. They were murdered.
1] The naked guy was falling from the bed ? thats not one of those things generator fumes/CO can cause, its meant to weaken the person, made the person strength-less and the death should also be on that spot.
2] how come two lady wore white trousers ? one was even wearing shoes , lying on the bed with her back... thats not a sleeping position. Guessed they just came back from a party or just preparing to go.
3] they powered ON generator ? how come there's electricity in dat room , who switched it for them?
4] watch the video below, there's no cable around the generator, probably they're just keeping the generator in the kitchen
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Youdondeymad: He is the son of my uncle(my mum's elder brother).I'm not jealous(never) but I'm just trying to play safe.I don't know what would happen if I attend the wedding,we've not seen each other since we broke up.
ShoProperties: You all want this man dead.. Insha Allah he will see the next election. U asked him to come back to naija from UK he did. Now u want to force him out of his house here in Nigeria. Na by force?
Anyways u can get a plot of land in Ibeju-Lekki with just 200k call me now
And u think u made sense?....Get well soon Mr. President
Austin Okocha Early life and career: Okocha was born on 14 August 1973 in Enugu, Enugu State.His parents were from Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State, Nigeria. The name Jay-Jay was actually passed down from his older brother James, who started playing football first. His immediate older brother Emmanuel was also called Emma Jay-jay, but the name stuck with Okocha. He began playing football on the street just like many other football stars, usually with a makeshift ball.In 1990, he joined Enugu Rangers. In his time at the club he produced many spectacular displays including one where he rounded off and scored a goal, against experienced Nigerian goalkeeper William Okpara in a match against BCC Lions. Later he travelled to Germany to meet a friend, where he was asked to train with his team after impressing in training, and landed a deal with German Third Division side Borussia Neunkirchen.
Club Career: Eintracht Frankfurt: Okocha joined Eintracht Frankfurt in 1992, where he linked up with many well-known players including Ghanaian international striker Tony Yeboah and later Thomas Doll. He continued to shine for the German side, one highlight being a goal he scored against Karlsruhe, dribbling in the penalty box and slotting the ball past Oliver Kahn even going past some players twice. The goal was voted Goal of the Season by many soccer magazines, and also voted as 1993 Goal of the Year by viewers of Sportschau (an ARD German TV sports program). In 1995, Okocha, Yeboah and Maurizio Gaudino were all involved in a feud with manager Jupp Heynckes, which led to their departure from the club.
Fenerbahçe: Okocha joined Turkish club Fenerbahçe following Eintracht Frankfurt's relegation to Bundesliga 2. In his two seasons with the team he amassed thirty goals in sixty appearances, many of them coming from direct free kicks which had become something of a trademark for him at the club. While at Fenerbahçe, he also became a Turkish citizen as "Muhammet Yavuz
."Paris St-Germain: In 1998, French side PSG splashed around $ 24 million on Okocha, making him the most expensive African player at the time. During his four-year stint with PSG, he played 84 matches and scored 12 goals. He has also served as a mentor, at the time, for young Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho during his time in Paris.
Bolton Wanderers: Okocha joined Bolton Wanderers on a free transfer after leaving PSG in the summer of 2002 after the FIFA World Cup. His debut season, despite being hampered by injury, made him a favourite with the Bolton fans. He steered the team away from relegation with seven goals, including the team Goal of the Season in the vital league win against West Ham United.This was voted Bolton's best Premier League goal in a fans vote in 2008. The next season saw Okocha receive more responsibility as he was given the captain's armband. As captain he led Bolton to their first cup final in nine years where they finished runners-up in the 2004 Football League Cup.Following Bolton's relegation from the Premier League in 2012, Okocha stated that his time at the club was a waste of time, saying the club had not improved since his time there.
Hull City Football League Championship side: Hull City signed Okocha on a free transfer in 2007, after the player had been linked to Real Salt Lake and Sydney FC. He however was not able to contribute greatly to Hull's promotion campaign due to fitness and constant injury problems, playing only 18 games and scoring no goals. At the end of the season, after changing his mind on a proposed retirement due to Hull's promotion, he was released by the club, which sent him into retirement.
International career: Okocha made his official debut for Nigeria in their 2–1 1994 FIFA World Cup Qualifier away loss against Ivory Coast in May 1993.In 1994, he was a member of both the victorious 1994 African Cup of Nations squad and the World Cup squad who made it to the second round before they lost in a dramatic match against eventual runners-up Italy. In 1996, Okocha became a member of an arguably more successful Nigerian side, their Olympic gold winning side at the Atlanta Games.In the 1998 FIFA World Cup hosted by France, Okocha played for a disappointing Super Eagles side who failed to live up to expectations again reaching the round of 16, albeit with less impressive performances save for their 3–2 opening win against Spain. Okocha again joined the Super Eagles in the 2000 African Cup of Nations co-hosted with Ghana. He scored three goals in the tournament. After a disappointing Nations Cup in 2002 where Nigeria ended up finishing third, Okocha was named Nigeria captain after Sunday Oliseh and Finidi George were axed from the side.
Okocha later led the Nigerian team to a third place finish at the 2004 African Nations Cup in Tunisia, with some breathtaking displays, scoring four goals which include a spectacular free kick against Cameroon in the quarter finals and most notably the 1000th goal in Nations Cup history against South Africa, and winning the Player of the tournament and joint Golden boot winner. After failing to help Nigeria qualify for the 2006 World Cup, Okocha announced that he would retire from international scene after the Cup of Nations in Egypt. Injury prevented Okocha from featuring in any of Nigeria's opening fixtures and he did not regain fitness until the semi final loss against Ivory Coast. He then played in his final international appearance in a 2–1 victory in a third place playoff against Senegal, he was then given a standing ovation by the nearly 60,000 attendance when he left the field. Read more: https://www.naij.com/tag/1740-austin-okocha.html
awards: Okocha never won the African Player of Year award, becoming arguably the best player never to win the award despite coming second twice in 1998. He did however win the inaugural BBC African Footballer of the Year and the successive one, becoming the only player to retain the award and win it more than once. In 2004, he was listed in football legend Pelé's FIFA 100 (a list of the greatest 125 living players of all time). In 2007, he was voted number 12 on the greatest African footballers of the past 50 years list, on a poll conducted by CAF to coincide with their 50th anniversary. 1995, 1997, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Nigerian footballer of the year 1996 Nigerian footballer of the year runner up 1998 African Footballer of the Year runner up 1998 FIFA World Cup All-Star Team (Reserve) 2003, 2004 BBC African Footballer of the Year April 2003 Goal of the Month (England) November 2003 Premier League Player of the Month 2004 African Cup of Nations: Golden Boot 2004 African Cup of Nations: Best Player 2005 Bolton Wanderers footballer of the year FIFA 100
Hmmmmm....so two of his clubs even got relegated under his nose
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majamajic: They underrate this girl both during BBN and now after the show, she is still going through same thing. No land... no state host. ..... few media attention.
Yet she is the most talented of all the house mates, that's for the few days I followed the show.
Most talented ke?...Apart from singing wot oda tin can she do?
EbonyMira: Good day everyone. I will love to write a short piece about the house mates as I've come to know them. I recently met them during the busy hours of the week; when the winner of the Big Brother Naija show was invited to our company. We as one of the many sponsors of the South African based show were elated to have the famous house mate under our very own roof.
As usual, I was the lead inquirer on our social media platform. I interviewed some of the house mates. But, this case was different. We were expecting Efe and Bisola only. They were the only ones contacted and the impromptu visitation was startling to say the least. I did not expect any of the house mates to make it to our corner until next week (after Easter). So I didn't have the time to draft questions for them both.
To my surprise, and that of the company I work for, all the house mates in the BBN final were present. I had a chance to meet EFe, Bisola, Debie Rise, Marvis and Tboss. Unknown to them, I also had the chance to psychoanalyse them all and evaluate who is who: real, fake, and if what we watched on the show was actually truth or propaganda created to boost ratings and all.
Below are my short evaluations:
Debie Rise- She was quiet,a black beauty, nice, friendly and composed. Totally what you'll expect from her. She easily faded in the midst of admiring eyes pointing towards Efe. Who would blame her? Tboss and the others did as well. One couldn't distinguish the other house mates from the admiring workers struggling to take a pic or two with the BBN winner. Apart from this, Debie was accepting and welcoming. She looks like the girl next door you can easily confide in during times of trouble. I totally respect her person.
Marvis- She is amazing, friendly and very humble. One would expect her to hold the hands of Efe and drag him up and down the place since logically, Efe is seriously crushing on her. Surprisingly, she stayed behind them all, Efe, the fans and admirers and one wouldn't have been able to distinguish her from a fan too. She gave him all the space he needed as the centre of attraction was him and him alone.
Efe- I know, everything I've said here is mostly about Efe, so you may ask, "What else do you have to say?" Well, Efe is really down to earth as a person and as a celebrity. The way he spoke to one of our employees who happens to hail from the south-south region was so humbling I wanted to lie flat and shout 'Migwo' to him. He flows well in pidgin and knows how to talk to people. I can remember the brief convo I had with him. I tried taking a selfie with him alone and suddenly my phone went off. The way he said-"E b lyk say your phone done off o" made me almost burst into laughter. His simple mindedness and quick wits makes him a spectacular character to have around.
TBoss- The most misunderstood character in the house. I for one voted for Bisola and Efe. I spent a lot of money voting these house mates and I expected them to be as perfect or flawed as they were on the popular TV show, but to my disappointment, I was amazed at the gentle soul known as Tokunbo. Her appearance gives her away as one who is exposed, raunchy, naughty, a trouble finder and an attention seeker. She surprised me the most out of all the BBN house mates. Her composure was senile and impertinent. She didn't look like a trouble maker. She just stayed behind everyone and spoke with some employees. Her rebuttal when one of our employees asked her 'who she was' was so classy and funny. She is an easy going personality, a being everyone will love to have around. The star is her starting point.
Bisola- I was a huge Bisola fan before I met the rude, ill-mannered, and vile bully. I found her character nauseating to be around. I watched her every move as she dragged Efe all around the building acting as his body guard. Her quest for attention was disappointing to say the least. She lost a huge fan of hers. I guess she is good an actress as everyone says she is. I do understand why TTT could use and dump her and why she still remains unmarried. Her rude countenance was so obvious, everyone stayed away from her and couldn't take a single picture with her except the senior staffs and management. At every turn, people were cheering Efe and taking loads of selfies, she stormed into the crowd each time to drag Efe from the midst of his admirers into an office to make herself seem important. Her person was just plain despicable and juvenile.
All dis negativity about Bisola, just tell us d truth, u hate Bisola, just spare us d trash u wrote about her