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Wher dem burkinasuffer

1. Roswell.

2. Destined heart

3. O.C(orange country]

No iota of respect for d educational sector. Smh

To*to... Did i just say dat... Mum is gonna kill me ooo. Tonto u c wetin u cause

U mean her?

Dis lady. Omg still cant believe it

Bawoooo *cryin* loo se sele Cant seem to tink dat am dreamin... I beta wake up now... Wow, so it real...

A motivatin wil do, and using urself as an example of such bad act and tellin d negative effect of it

Up eagles

But the opposition is saying that the country is drifting…
(Cuts in) Yes, the country is drifting towards success; the country is drifting fromhopelessness; the country is drifting fromlack of focus; the country is drifting fromlow power; the countryis drifting from the danger of food crisis towards progress, towards substantial improvement in power supply, towards a transformation in agricultural production and the lives of every citizen of the country.

But the opposition is saying that the country is drifting…
(Cuts in) Yes, the country is drifting towards success; the country is drifting fromhopelessness; the country is drifting fromlack of focus; the country is drifting fromlow power; the countryis drifting from the danger of food crisis towards progress, towards substantial improvement in power supply, towards a transformation in agricultural production and the lives of every citizen of the country.

Tiwa! Tiwa!! Tiwa!!! Success is lyk a full moon

Max: A mitsubishi motero 2012 will do. Smh.

Mini: a swatch wrist watch or a perfum will do *no b katangwa perfum o*

Congratulation! With d little time u got left, live ur life well

Sunday will com and go

I just load a #100 mtn, and i was given a 1gb(1026mb) *hapi*

Still too young then. Neva even had it in mind to woe my tomato jos

Mali goalkeeper Mamadou Samassa compared their Wednesday’s opposition tofive-time World Cup champions Brazil after theysuccumbed to a 4-1 drubbing at the hands of the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the semi-finals of the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations in Durban.
The 22-year-old, who plays for Guingamp in France, said they don’t deserve any blame for such a huge loss after CAN2013 since he is a professional coach and would go for the highest bidder.
The 22-year-old, who plays for Guingamp in France, said they don’t deserve any blame for such a huge loss because they met a fire-spitting side that could have dismantled any team at thecompetition.
“I feel the team we played against was Brazil and not the Nigeria we used to know. From my post I was seeing more than 15 greenshirts pouring forth against us and not the usual 10 players. They were strong, slippery, focused and pacy,” Samassa told Supersport.comhere in South Africa.
“We did our best. We heeded our coach’s instructions but they fell below what was needed to stop the Super Eagles. They were winning all the balls, pursuing us mercilessly each time we had the ball and their finishing was always on target and that was their major advantage. They have forwards that can transform the slimmest goal chances.”
Mali will face Ghana in the third place match on Saturday February 9 at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth. Both sides met in a similar situation last year at the Africa Cup of Nations held in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea, with the Eagles triumphing to claim bronze.

http://www.naijaonpoint.com/we-played-brazil-not-nigeria-mali-goalkeeper/

Silly step just taken

Around 1,000 troops from Chad led by the president’s son, Gen. Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, advanced towards the mountains of northeast Mali on Thursday to join French search-and-destroy operations hunting Islamist jihadists.
A column of 100 Chadian armored vehicles, jeeps and supply trucks rolled out of Kidal, the Saharan town 1,200 km (750 miles) northeast of the capital Bamako. From Kidal, Frenchand Chadian forces backedby French warplanes are striking against Islamist rebel hideouts in the Adrardes Ifoghas mountain range straddling the border with Algeria.
President Idriss Deby’s son, General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno, commanded the Chadian column. He told Reuters its mission was to “fight terrorism, and eradicate it from the region”, a reference to the Al Qaeda-allied fighters in the mountains who are being bombarded almost daily by French aircraft.
More than 2,500 troops from Chad and Niger are assisting 4,000 French soldiers in the second phase of Paris’ four-week-old intervention against Al Qaeda and its allies in Mali.This is supported by Africa, the United States and Europe as a strike against radical jihadists threatening international attacks.
France’s Operation Serval has retaken the main urban areas of Mali’s north, including Timbuktu and Gao, and is now pursuing the retreating jihadists into the remote northeast. Malian troops are moving up behind to secure the recaptured locations.
Malian Defense Minister General Yamoussa Camara told Reuters the Malian army intended to follow theFrench and Chadians right up to Tessalit close to the Algerian border.
“That is going to take some time. The enemy’s offensive has been broken, they’ve lost a lot of equipment, but there are pockets of resistance scattered across the country,” he said.
This echoed statements byFrench leaders who say the Islamists have suffered “hundreds” of casualties but warn the Mali campaign is not yet over. France has said it wants to start pulling troops out of its former colony in March and would like to see a U.N. peacekeeping force deployed there by April.
Pro-autonomy Tuareg MNLA fighters, whose revolt last year defeated Mali’s army and seized thenorth before being hijacked by Islamist radicals, have said they are controlling Kidal and other northeast towns abandoned by the fleeing Islamist rebels.
Tuareg desert nomads, offering local knowledge asguides, have said they willhelp the French and Chadians hunt down the al Qaeda-allied insurgents in the desert and mountains.
But this has created a potentially sensitive situation as Mali’s government and army insist on restoring Bamako’s sovereignty over every corner of Mali,including the vast and empty desert zone which the Tuaregs claim as their homeland.
“It is out of the question that we would abandon anyplace to the MNLA,” Defence Minister Camara said.

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http://www.naijaonpoint.com/presidents-son-leads-chadians-against-islamists-in-mali/

Goodluck

I taught dey've repaired it in d last year. Smh.

I dont tink there is any iota of pity on lives in naija

Awww! I wana see Gej jubilate on dat stadium o

Is dis real? Post d link

Cos it beta loosin to b.f than ghana

Tell her stories

Hbd, llnp! Am not surprise cos dat age, naa movie age

1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

Interestin but wat bout d dispute btw him and his boss? Smh

Gej. Goodluck

Yea. Cant count! D last time was wen i'm puttin on a white t-shirt. I was soo annoyed but yet...