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Jewessgratitud3:
Not entirely true because the conducive environment, constant electricity supply, good roads and security they enjoy can not be compared to what we have in Nigeria.

The smell in some areas in Nigeria can make you fall sick due to constant power failure in this hot weather climate causing serious heat waves. Every house will now open their windows to the street with smell of heat and Early morning breath oozing from this houses. Abi na gutter smell? chai!! Omor it's a nightmare. You can't experience such abroad.


If .

Jennyclay:
Sheila don drop quote...



This useless man is still a child .

Only you went to club and be spraying strippers money thinking you were peppering your estranged wife, only you is still laying curses on her . This man is really mad .

Silence is really the best answer for foolish men!

Foolish and childish men everywhere!!

Shiorr!!

artworks1:
Get it if only you are being disturbed by real agencies, and not some touts masquerading as workers.

090 68 35 98 93

artworks1:
Have you been able to get the LSC board?

I can recommend you to someone to get it, sir.

taylor88:
Oga face your front and leave them alone



Wahala wey dey this country no be wetin person fit face with clear eyes


Abeg Fvck dey hungry me I no wan shout

FreeStuffsNG:
Hmmm. Protectionism.

Now you know before you start complaining that customs siezed your goods or containers. Do not bring those items into Nigeria, if you do, they shall be siezed , burnt and all your funds lost

chudez0147:
DamnNigga
Estimated blocks 1,850
700,000 blocks. Na sky strapper you dey build ni ??

Sleekcode:
If u u like build what will collapse in 2 days


Use your head Mallam

seanwilliam:
At your age, First and foremost,
Buy dollar with 5m.


Secondly ,put 3m for tb, mutual bonds ..

Use 1m to set up a standard soft drinks store or a cement depot..

Use the other 1m to maintain yourbusiness and family .

Born2winKingOG:
I Know how odd this might sound, with alot of people trooping in to insult me with all sorts of names calling, like I should go and hustle for my own and stop having entitlement mindset on someone's else's property..but you see..I will never relent..am here for those who have logical advise to give to me...so your insults is for yourself and you alone.

My father has been selling his landed properties since 2006, since I was still a little boy.. my fore fathers were among those founders who discovered our town...so huge landed estates were passed down to our lineage...up to this moment my uncle's and aunts have their own share of land intacts... but my dad has almost sold All his own.


*He sold to marry a new wife in 2009



*He sold to develop a small plot in 2011



*he sold to collect a chieftaincy title in 2015


and many combined little selling he's been doing, I had no ideal of


fast forward to 7years later he's left with little plots and some he took from loan defaulters, just this morning I got a call from my elder sister that my dad is about selling the little plot left... I asked to do what, she said she doesn't know yet. As at now am really angry hence me asking if there's anything we the children can do to stop my dad from selling the little plots left even though it's his.. he's the owner, don't we have a say? isn't there any legal law that can stop him.

A friend of mine he's Still enjoying wealth his grand Father left for his father and his father to him, all he did was just to renovate them and dude is packing more than a millionaire yearly from those estate. why would mine be different. Davido did well because his father's a big man who gave him a starting point, same with jowi zaza that guy can never go broke because of his father...

note: I don't think he's trying to wicked us, I know he won't sell all.. but at least the one he had sold his more than the one left... and it won't be enough to share to my siblings and I.... if he leaves this world today... why would he still be selling more. ( am not praying for him to die or anything...but life is common sense) is not a bad thing if a parent gives his children a starting point like his father did.

Besides it doesn't make sense for me to be looking for land to buy when my family is known as one of the owners of the town...my cousin's are even talking behind our back.

legal advice needed please

Newboss:
You made no sense. If I check now, you'll claim to be educated.

Power comes with privileges. Paying 100m to get a platform to become a Nigerian president is like paying over 500m Naira to own a beautiful home in Banana Island.

Everything is not corruption. Use your head. An ex president gets lifetime security, pension, etc. Even in USA, the same applies.

You know the privilege and dignity attached with your children being called children of a former president of a country? Of course, your papa never even become chairman before, so you cannot know.

The gain is generational. Your generation automatically gets a headstart in life. What do you do after you have amassed wealth legitimately? Set up your generation for life! Everything is not money. Associating power with your family name is one of the ultimate wealth.

Una too dull. Na only corruption and poverty dey una brain. Legitimate opportunity, una think say na corruption.

Mercychen:
Kenya of all places?
Which kind trip be that one?

Some men don't know how to be romantic.

robosky02:
AFCON 2022: Ranking the top 10 players set to star in African championship



The Africa Cup of Nations is always a star-studded event, and while that can put a strain on high-profile clubs that lose some of their best players, fans get the chance to watch some of the world's best in action on the international stage.

A host of top attacking players will be taking part in AFCON 2022, but there are also plenty of goalkeepers, defenders, and midfield maestros who are undisputed world-class talents.

While many of the top stars hail from the Premier League, there are also players from Serie A, Ligue 1, and even the Eredivisie as Europe sends some of its featured protagonists to the competition.


Top 10 players at the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations

10. Achraf Hakimi (Right back, Morocco)
Club: Paris Saint-Germain (France)
Age: 23
Caps: 41
Goals: 5
Hakimi has been one of the best young talents in Africa for years now, as evidenced by his 41 international caps by age 23. Earning a big-money move from Inter Milan to PSG this past summer, Hakimi has hit the ground running in Paris, where he has contributed three goals and three assists from his right back position. He has been a fixture in the Morocco lineup over the past two years, and played every minute of the team's run to the knockout stage of AFCON 2019. Teammate Youssef En-Nesyri will be the beneficiary of Hakimi's crosses.

9. Kalidou Koulibaly (Center back, Senegal)
Club: Napoli (Italy)
Age: 30
Caps: 53
Goals: 0
The Napoli star made headlines two years ago as a possible high-value transfer target, and he still remains one of the top defenders in Europe. SofaScore has rated Koulibaly as the best central defender in Serie A this season, while WhoScored puts him second. Koulibaly is struggling with a hamstring injury, but was included in Senegal's squad, suggesting he could be available soon. It's no coincidence that Napoli lost just one league match until his injury, at which point the club lost three of four during his absence.


8. Wilfred Ndidi (Defender / Midfielder, Nigeria)
Club: Leicester City (England)
Age: 25
Caps: 43 caps
Goals: 0
Leicester City, already beset by injuries, will miss Ndidi in the worst way. He is one of the most underrated players in the Premier League, and will be critical to Nigeria's chances for a successful tournament. Shifted to center back at times, Ndidi is averaging nearly four successful tackles per match and has assumed N'Golo Kante's mantle as a midfield force with the Foxes. While Kelechi Iheanacho and Ahmed Musa receive the plaudits in front of goal, it will be Ndidi's performances that will determine how far Nigeria can go

7. Sebastien Haller (Forward, Ivory Coast)
Club: Ajax (Netherlands)
Age: 27
Caps: 8
Goals: 3
While Haller looked mediocre at best during his Premier League spell with West Ham, he is an entirely different player this season and a real candidate for the tournament's top scorer title. Indeed, he can claim to be in the best form of anyone in the competition, scoring an incredible 10 goals over his six Champions League group-stage matches this campaign, plus another 12 in 17 Eredivisie matches. Look past Haller and you might just miss out on one of the most exciting players in the tournament. He could feast, especially when supported by Wilfried Zaha and Nicolas Pepe in the attack.

6. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Forward, Gabon)
Club: Arsenal (England)
Age: 32
Caps: 71
Goals: 29
Frozen out of the Arsenal squad and rumored to be pushing his way out, this month Aubameyang will be extra hungry to feature at the AFCON event and remind the world — and Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta — of his value. Aubameyang started the league season slow before his eventual banishment, and the international stage presents a chance for a return to his best. Since November of 2020, through AFCON qualification and World Cup qualification, Gabon is 4W-0L-0D when Aubameyang scores a goal and 0W-5L-1D when he doesn't, so their tournament hopes hinge entirely on his success in front of goal.

Pack your bags! �

WE ARE HEADING TO CAMEROON! ��#TotalEnergiesAFCON2021 pic.twitter.com/Zoxioidgow

— CAF (@CAF_Online) January 3, 2022



5. Thomas Partey (Midfielder, Ghana)
Club: Arsenal (England)
Age: 28
Caps: 34
Goals: 12
Thomas Partey has quietly transitioned into one of the most valuable players in the Premier League, and his loss will be felt at Arsenal. Indeed, the Gunners are rumored to be dipping into the transfer market just to cover the month he could be gone. Second among the Arsenal squad in successful tackles and third in successful dribbles, Partey is a true box-to-box talent who can lead Ghana deep into the knockout stage.

4. Edouard Mendy (Goalkeeper, Senegal)
Club: Chelsea (England)
Age: 29
Caps: 16
Goals: 0
Attacking talent tops this list for obvious reasons, but Edouard Mendy has proven himself one of the best Premier League players since arriving at Chelsea in 2020, and his talent should be on full display in this competition. Mendy helped push Senegal to the final of the 2019 competition, and they'll have an eye on overcoming the final hurdle this time around. The 29-year-old is statistically-speaking one of the top goalkeepers in the EPL this season, ranked in the top five by both WhoScored and SofaScore, meaning Senegal is getting one of the world's best at peak form

3. Sadio Mane (Forward, Senegal)
Club: Liverpool (England)
Age: 29
Caps: 80 caps
Goals: 26
Liverpool is losing a pair of top attackers, and Sadio Mane prepares to lead a star-studded Senegal squad. Mane has looked tired from overuse at times for Liverpool this season, and it wouldn't be shocking to see Senegal rest him at times throughout the group stage, but the tournament could also provide an opportunity for the Reds star to get back to his best: Mane has scored seven goals in his last 11 Senegal appearances entering the competition.

Direction Galsen�� pour la #Can.
Allez les lions ��� pic.twitter.com/r8tEPzLk3h

— Sadio Mané (@SMane_Officiel) January 3, 2022


2. Riyad Mahrez (Forward, Algeria)
Club: Manchester City (England)
Age: 30
Caps: 70
Goals: 26
The best player on the defending African champions, Mahrez has established himself as one of the most important players on Man City this season and should bring excellent attacking form to the tournament. Mahrez scored a critical goal late in a 2019 AFCON semifinal and should have more important contributions to make this season as Algeria hopes to defend its title.

1. Mohamed Salah (Forward, Egypt)
Club: Liverpool (England)
Age: 29
Caps: 74
Goals: 45
The star of the show, Mohamed Salah is in spectacular goalscoring form, leading the Premier League in goals. He will hope that form carries over into AFCON, where Salah will be the most prolific goalscorer of any player in the tournament: 45 international goals across 74 caps.

Other players to watch at AFCON 2022
Eric Bailly (Defender, Ivory Coast / Manchester United)
Baghdad Bounedjah (Forward, Algeria / Al Sadd)
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (Forward, Cameroon / Bayern Munich)
Kelechi Iheanacho (Forward, Nigeria / Leicester City)
Naby Keita (Midfielder, Guinea / Liverpool)
Wahbi Khazri (Forward, Tunisia / Saint-Etienne)
Rais M'Bolhi (Goalkeeper, Algeria / Al-Ettifaq FC)
Andre Onana (Goalkeeper, Cameroon / Ajax)
Nicolas Pepe (Forward, Ivory Coast / Arsenal)
Romain Saiss (Defender, Morocco / Wolves)
Jean-Michel Seri (Midfielder, Ivory Coast / Fulham FC)
Trezeguet (Midfielder, Egypt / Aston Villa)
Wilfried Zaha (Forward, Ivory Coast / Crystal Palace)


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https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/soccer/news/afcon-2022-top-10-star-players-ranking-africa-championship/1r7q98tlkyaz11h65zcdr0n8lp

NwaAmaikpe:
If only you knew that most times your husband is not around, he is sleeping in the company of a lady who hates to sleep alone just like you.

You better invite me over when next he's away or get a dependable fvckmate and stop shortchanging yourself.