hey una go dey hai d guy go blow phim

Manchester City head coach Manuel Pellegrini has explained that Zidane’s side were lucky to beat them in their Champions League semi-final. A Gareth Bale shot deflected off Fernando in the 20th minute was all Real Madrid needed to dump Man City out of this season’s Champions League. Real Madrid will come up against Atletico Madrid in a repeat of the 2014 final, where a 4-1 extra- time win saw Blancos secure a record 10th European crown. Pellegrini admits the defeat feels like a missed opportunity but insists Madrid were no better than his side. “Of course if you don’t reach the final you miss an opportunity,” he started. “We played against a very strong team that wasn’t better than us. You need a little bit of luck but that wasn’t the reason we couldn’t win the game. Tonight and the game we played at the Etihad we saw very equal teams. I don’t think Real Madrid demonstrated tonight that they are better than Manchester City.”
The coach continued: “We tried to create but we couldn’t. Both teams couldn’t create. It was similar in the first leg. We didn’t deserve to lose this game, the goal was very lucky, a deflection into the top corner. “Missing David Silva, Samir Nasri and Yaya Toure coming from an injury, we didn’t have creative players to make a difference. There are no regrets, we worked very well for 90 minutes. That’s why Real Madrid couldn’t create any chances. But we needed to create in the final third and today we couldn’t.” Pellegrini now has just two EPL games and he is keen to finish the campaign on a high. “It’s a special season because we have reached the semi-final. I don’t think that we deserved to reach the final but it was a bit of luck that Real will play in the final. “Of course it would have been a very important achievement to play that final. It was very important for me to try to reach that final but we did what we could and now we must try to finish well.” Manchester City face Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday May 8.

gidgiddy:




That says it all. Buhari's Government wants to turn the Nigerian judicial system into a joke

True talk

phemmyutd:


Yes, and I am proud to be

Soon enough u Yoruba people will start lamenting.....

Soon enough

blackmatter007:
Buhari is playing a very risky game, leave kanu alone else this country will cease to be no more, if ever niger delta avengers pledge allegiance to the biafran movement, forget this nation called nigeria!

Dat is sth those people don't know....

The Court of Appeal on Thursday, May 5, reserved ruling on an appeal made by the leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu. At the hearing, counsel to the appellant, Chucks Muoma said the application billed for hearing challenges a Federal High Court ruling against a bail application by his client. He said the ruling was granted as though it was the first appellant alone that made the application for bail. READ ALSO: Enugu Massacre: Buhari the comedian-in-chief But the director of Public Prosecution, Mohammed Diri, prayed the court to dismiss the application. Diri said that Kanu’s application lacked merit. Having heard the submissions, the lead judge, Ahmed Aboki said the Appeal Court would reserve ruling on the application. Aboki said the his team had another emergency case to attend to. He also said that a date for the reserved ruling would be communicated to the parties involved in the matter. Kanu had filed four applications challenging the lower court’s ruling on his matter. READ ALSO: IPOB reveals what Kanu predicted about Fulani herdsmen attacks On of the application include the ruling by Justice John Tsoho of the Federal High Court granting the Department of State Services the permission to protect its witnesses. Kanu’s lawyer, Muoma had in his argument said it will be wrong to accuse a man in public and try him in secret.

The Lagos State Government, in a statement signed by Bola Akin grade, Deputy director, Public affairs, Min.of Justice on Wednesday signed an agreement for the establishment of a DNA Forensic Centre in the State. Speaking at the official signing of the agreement between the State Government and ITSI Bioscience LCC in Alausa, the State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem, said that the Lagos State DNA Forensics Centre (LSDFC) is a unique forensic technique that is now being used all over the world and it is aimed at achieving the growing DNA needs of criminal investigation. He said the signed agreement was in fulfillment of the State Government’s plan to establish a DNA Forensic Centre in the State to facilitate prompt and effective prosecution of criminal activities. The Centre, according to the Attorney- General, would aid investigation on domestic and sexual violence cases, boost family and paternity proceedings, help in identifying victims of natural and man-made disasters and also be a tool for the judicial system. Kazeem said that the Centre would be equipped with state-of-the-art equipment to support all levels of DNA collection from people and objects, evidence examination, DNA analysis and provide evidential DNA storage. “I am certain that the Lagos DNA forensic laboratory is going to be another unique solution to fighting crime in our quest for a safer and secure Lagos,” he said. Earlier, Dr. Richard Somiasi, who signed on behalf of ITSI Bioscience LCC thanked the State Government and promised to live up to the task

Akposkool:
See what this lady has done to this guy in just 3 years.
Back to work and the guy straight to psychiatrist home.
God bless us with good women and not slots. Like if you agree

Am a guy like you bt guy YOU MADE NO POINT

Teebilllz is such a FO.OL, upon all tiwa z doing forhim,he can't Jxt comport

no need for so much fear
I trust Igbo **BOYS* very dangerous but peace loving
Jxt at they took Enugu unawares


Bt if they gt mind let them try am again asin make den surface again
d little dey saw during d BIA..FRA protest will be a hint of what they will see

he took his prayer to God
who u dey take am to b4 1. Amadioha 2.Ikenga 3.oduduwa 4.babalawo

kikikiki you see ur life now
Ur wife go dey beg u,u go dey do shakara now u don cast urself




Mr minister u need 6 HIT SLAP'S from NIGERIAN ARMY

I still think its luck

I will only believe they are now a very competitive club if they reach quarter final in UCL next season

TEAM CHELSEA

Come to Onitsha and see for urself

TOO MANY MANY PEOPLE------ NO HOUSES

Guy u simply talk too much Haba
u dey out mouth for all and sundry

Remember anything u say will b used against u in d ****** of law

By his grace I will make it

kaii now I believe d saying dat SEEING IS BELIEVING
I never believed these FOOLANIS na confam ILL BRAIN people till today abi now

kYjelly2:


What is interesting about shhhitting in a nylon bag

Well, different strokes for different folks, I guess

guy is dat so.?


any way na way shaa

This national service of a thing looks very interesting Waiting and praying patiently for my own turn

what if it does not
We say GOD 4BID


make it depreciate 2 d extent dat $1 dollar = #100

if u check well the wife z more beautiful and sexy pass d mistress
I am a man but i must confess we men sometimes axt like fool same applies to d ladies

Please how does that decrease d rise in the price of rice,garri,tomato and palm oil..

We tire for una administration
Instead of talking about how to helep naija
You are hia giving us rubbish gist

This is Nigeria
No aspect of d economy is safe at all
Quote me anywhere EFCC SHOULD ALSO B INVESTIGATED bcus na dia fraud go full pass

acenazt:
R u insane?? The ruler of Benin is not and will never be an igwe. What insult he is an OBA not some glorified village head. He is above even d obi if onitsha in power and status. Please correct ur topic heading

modified
bt u sure dats d way to correct a mistake

Males in the Benin metropolis of Edo State
have begun the shaving of their heads in
honour of the late Oba of Benin, Omo n’Oba
n’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Erediauwa.
The demise of the monarch was officially
announced on Friday with the breaking of a
native chalk by the Iyase of Benin Kingdom,
Chief Sam Igbe.
See Also: The Oba of Benin is officially dead
Part of the mourning rites to be observed by
Benin sons includes the shaving of heads and
the closure of markets in the seven local
government areas that make up the Benin
Kingdom.
Our correspondent, who visited some of the
barber shops, observed a substantial
compliance by many male residents, who hail
from the affected areas.
A barber on Owina Street, who gave his name
as Akhere, said that he recorded a 50 per cent
increase in the number of customers at his
shop.
He also said that he had less difficulty
attending to them, since it was a complete
shave, rather than the usual choice of hairstyle
by his customers.
See Also: Benin stands still as Stephen Keshi
buries wife
Akhere said, “Not many people came to have
their heads shaved on Friday, when the palace
made the announcement. But Saturday was
different because a lot people came to do so;
many of them were elderly men.”
A resident, Mr. John Ehanire, described the act
as a ‘privilege’ for all Benin sons.
“I shaved my head to show respect for my late
king. It is a rare privilege for us because it
happens once in a long time,” he said.
Besides, major markets were shut. Many
traders were seen selling their wares on
walkways at the Oba and New Benin markets.
A market woman, who did not want her name
in print, told SUNDAY PUNCH that activities
could resume in the markets on Monday.
Also, a visit to the Oba’s Palace showed that a
condolence register had yet to be opened.
Meanwhile, the Alake of Egbaland, and the Olu
of Ilaro, Oba Adedotun Gbadebo and Oba
Kehinde Olugbenle respectively on Saturday,
mourned the death of the monarch and
commiserated with the people of Benin and the
governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole.
See Also: Benin Timber market gutted by fire
today
They both described the departed monarch as
an enigma and icon of the traditional institution
in his lifetime.
In his tribute, Oba Adedotun described the
demise of Oba of Benin, as a great loss to the
Benin Kingdom, the Yoruba race in Nigeria and
in the Diaspora.
He said, “He was a promoter, maintainer and
sustainer of Benin rich culture and tradition.”
On his part, Oba Olugbenle described the late
monarch as a symbol of the rich Benin culture
and tradition.
He said, ‘‘His time witnessed tremendous
transformation of the Benin Kingdom. He will
no doubt be greatly missed by his people.”

Young loved one..
bt I see dat as suffering thou.. his dancers nko

Omo dis tin don b news ooo
Make we drop our own abeg

I now see more reasons to be popular.. I rocked white and red wit my friends today yet nobody is talking abt it

ITS NOT FAIR ooolo
well nice

Please i need help are they trying to change the alphabet "B" or something


please someone should explain