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donphilopus: Lol.... Yea na

Na that lappy dem go take sand paper him face.

donphilopus: Ok! D Guy nor dey gree here ooo..

Anytime wey E ban me, I no dey send am PM ooo. If you send am message, he go come dey claim small god..

You mean he form demi god with his pentium 1 lappy.

donphilopus: Just 3mins thunder... Boss you bad oooo

3mins of man to man talk.

safarigirl: any 38 or 41 year old playing football that looks as young as Enyeama, must be drinking from the fountain of youth. Stop exposing you ignorance

The dude might be right about the age,but Enyeama is getting better and I'm so happy for him.

donphilopus: E nor dey try atall

I swear am not asking for too much,just 3mins with him.

donphilopus: Why should I be happy?? Go through my post you quoted and see what I said..

They are known for banning Yoruba Posters whenever a thread becomes hot, most especially if they are leading

No be his fault na,its show how bias he is.God punish am.

Pretyangel25: Gracious father, while on earth will a father sale his son all in the name of poverty? Indeed poverty is the worst disease so far

Poverty is indeed a very big disease.

ochilikoko: It will be awsome to see this guys play 4 super eagles again

Keshi called these guys because of the pressure mounted on him by Nigerians,I believe he will test them with friendly games,Osaze has got upper hand because he might replace Ideye.But it will difficult for Keshi to drop any of his boys,let's see how it all goes.

A Niger State magistrate court sitting in Minna,
the state capital, has sentenced one Isah Aliyu to
five years imprisonment for intending to sell his
9-year-old child for N10m.
The 30-year-old man attributed his action to
poverty.
The incident occurred on November 15 when
the buyer, one Mallam Magaji, agreed to buy
the child for N7 million.
But the buyer promised to pay half of the money
and balance at a later date. The father of the
child was said to have refused because of his
desperation to collect the N7 million at once.
After the negotiation, the father agreed to the
half payment but, instead of bringing the money,
the buyer headed for the police station to report
the deal.
The police then followed Magaji to the meeting
place and arrested Aliyu who was still waiting
for the money so that he could hand over his
son. Aliyu was charged to court under the clause
prohibiting selling of child in the Niger State
Child’s Right Act.
Aliyu pleaded guilty and was summarily
sentenced to five years imprisonment by Chief
Magistrate Hassan Mohammed.
When asked why he intended to sell his son, the
convict said, “The poverty in the country is
biting and things are difficult for me and my
family. I felt since the boy was under my custody
and he is my son, I could sell him and use the
money to cater for the rest of the family.”
The Chief Magistrate described his reason as
inhuman, adding that poverty was not a strong
reason for the father to sell his son.
He sentenced Aliyu to five years imprisonment
without option of fine.

www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/man-jailed-five-years-selling-child-n10m/

All things being equal, out of favour Super
Eagles players like controversial Osaze
Odemwingie, Taye Taiwo and Ikechukwu Uche
may have another chance to play for the national
team ahead of the 2014 World Cup scheduled for
Brazil.
This follows Eagles’ head coach, Stephen Keshi’s
disclosure to supersport.com that he may extend
invitation to the trio to the national team ahead
of the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil.
The “Big Boss” as Keshi is fondly called has now
revealed that he has not shut the door
completely on any individual as he begins
preparations for the World Cup.
“Contrary to what some people think, I have not
shut the door on players like Osaze (Peter
Odemwingie), Ike Uche and even Taiye Taiwo.
They are Nigerians and are eligible to play for
the Super Eagles at all times,” Keshi said.
The gaffer however stated that they will only get
a look in if they “prove themselves.”
“When I was in the national team, nobody had an
automatic shirt. I was the captain but I did not
play in all the games.
“Everyday in training, it was war. We fought and
sweated to show the coaches that we were
worthy of the shirt. That is the norm now as
well,” he said.

www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/keshi-set-recall-osaze-uche-taiwo/

donphilopus: I purposedly created that thread that made him to ban most of you, because, I knew it would result to a tribal war.

You ought to know that any e-fight where Yoruba posters seem to be leading usually makes the MODs to ban Yoruba Posters

Are you happy now or what?how does that add to the value of the albino?abeg no be nairaland dey feed me jare.He can carry nairaland go heaven,who cares.

Op na player,just be careful.

[quote author=Okiki_Oluwa]Space reserved for attacks![/quote]Where's my body Armor?

Na wa o

[quote author=born_to_be_gr8t]I didnt even say anything to deserve being banned..those MODs are bunch of retards[/quote]He banned me ,littlehooper and Fa cigar,God will judge him.He is truly an albino?

Akshow: Awwwwwww so happy for him. Congratulobia. With the performance Ejide pulled against Italy and Enyeama's red hot form I think we have no goal keeper problem. Semi final for Super Eagles in Brazil IJN.

Amen!

[quote author=born_to_be_gr8t]Hennessey don dey ground o..ORIGINAL VSOP[/quote]Guy you wan kill person ni?

[quote author=born_to_be_gr8t]This one na ORIGINAL o, sip am small small[/quote]Thanks

[quote author=born_to_be_gr8t]Sitting down with my popcorn and ORIGINAL red label...this film go sweet [/quote]Pass me that red label abeg!

donphilopus: I can see tribal war coming.. *Unfollows my thread*

You are going nowhere MR,you started by opening the thread,na you go end am.....*drag am back enter thread*

I hope he extends his fine form to Brazil.