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Thereishel: [color=#990000]Sincerely speaking mate distance relationships hardly work out. One piece of advice mate never send gifts to someone you haven't met in person most especially the ones you meet on FACEBOOK cos if u do "You b Maga!"

You said it all! I am telling u frm exprience, never, never, never send a gift to someone u never meet b/4. Even if you have talked on phone with her. Many ppl on f/b are fakes. You may be chatting with a man with the pix of a lady on his profile; otherwise, u may be speaking to a girlfriend of another man who is setting u up. Be careful, i am based in USA and have exprienced this. Nigeria we hail thee!

This is a girl have not only talked to on facebook but also on webcam, so i am not a mugu ..i wasnt born yesterday... her phone is broken so sending a phone is not really big deal to me...she never asked me for money or anything...i was the one that ask her if i can send her phone ..she said if i had the money for it if not i shouldnt worry myself...

I dey wonder self weting ABC dey fear self for why dey no fit hire a black bachelor, maybe dey fear say the black man will end up with a white woman

Laila Ikeji: Are you really serious??!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am serious as cancer!

Lexusgs430: Either you meet her on Facebook,twitter,my space,Google +,on the street, @ the church, @ the mosque, supermarket, work,gym,in traffic,@ the bus stop, college, university, bank,club,nairaland, eatery, hospital,etc etc etc
Does not mean she could not make a good wife or you a good husband! You are bound to meet your future wife somewhere!!!!

I feel you!!

I have this blackberry curve 8330....i want to know if it works in naija before i send it

i am in serious relationship right now with this calabar girl i met on facebook...shes very nice and i am looking to send her a blackberry phone since thats the major thing in naija...do you guys think it is a wise decision to marry from home a girl you met on facebook?

Emenike fined after race slur

Posted: 2012-04-02 10:58

Super Eagles and Spartak Moscow forward Emmanuel Emenike has been fined $17,000 for an obscene gesture towards fans of Dynamo Moscow during a Russian Premier League derby last week after he was racially abused.

The Russian FA also slammed a suspended sentence on the former Fenerbahce player until the end of the season for pointing his middle finger in the direction of the opponents’ fans.

“We decided that it was an adequate punishment,” deputy chairman of the Russian FA ethics committee, Vladimir Vasilyev, said on Friday. “We also took into account the fact that the player later apologised for his action.”

The 24-year-old striker – who joined Spartak last summer from Fenerbahce for a fee of £10m – said he was racially abused and therefore temporarily lost his mind.

“I never experienced a similar situation and never faced such racist insults. Fans of Dynamo constantly whistled as soon as I got to the ball, and I found myself next to them,” Emenike was quoted as saying on the club’s official website.

“Now I understand perfectly the feelings experienced by Roberto Carlos and Christopher Samba when they were hit by bananas. Is it any wonder that Samba lost his nerve, and he threw a banana back at the podium in the direction of the offender?” he asked.

Emenike said “he was sorry he could not hold back his temper” towards Dynamo fans, who were making monkey noises when the Nigeria international touched the ball.

Racism remains a major issue in Russia, with numerous incidents reported recently involving players such as Anzhi’s Roberto Carlos from Brazil and Christopher Samba from Congo.

Fifa and UEFA have stated their concern, especially in advance of the 2018 World Cup set to be held in Russia.

Colin Udoh

Keshi quits over Saintfiet

Posted: 2012-04-01 09:49

Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has handed in his resignation in protest at the appointment of Belgian Tom Saintfiet as Technical Director.

Keshi, who flew out to the USA last week, sent in his resignation by telegram, claiming it was an insult on Nigerian coaches to employ a European ahead of qualified indigenous candidates.

"This is a difficult decision for me, but I am speaking on behalf of Nigerian coaches and even other African coaches in their own countries," Keshi said in his telegram delivered by his representative Apre Folo. "We have qualified candidates here in Nigeria, but the NFF chose to hire a European.

"I cannot work under such conditions. So, as much as it pains me, I have decided to take the painful decision to step aside until the right thing is done."

Folo, Keshi's representative, says the former Nigeria captain is determined to see this fight to the end as he seeks to get respect for Nigerian coaches.

How would you transform your state or country?

femi4:
Lets get a regular penalty taker apart from Mata in the absence of Drogba and Lampard

I hate seeing this while posting: Warning - while you were typing a new reply has been posted. You may wish to review your post.

mata was selfish there, knowing his fellow country havent scored in ages, why not let torres take that penalty,

What is the nonsense we now watch, i love the super eagles no matter if they lose or win, but my love for them is dying out, i use to brag that nigeria is still a force in african football, but now people are starting to laugh. Gone were the days when we had solid players in every position except useless rufai, then came joseph dosu who helped us win the olympic gold only for his career to be cut short in an accident.

So my people lets discuss what can be done to bring back the super eagles? Every team in the world go through phases, i mean look at the brazilian team of yesterday do you really think they have the chance to win the world cup on home soil?

60min still 0-0

How much will it cost to rent a store for a year in a place like ikeja to setup a gaming center?

Enyeama should be the first one on the plane to abuja, he is a bench goal keeper at lille

Thank you very much guys, uniben seems to be getting the most recommendation, but do you guys know the cost of pharmacy degree with each top school.

I will definately want to go for doctor of pharmacy!

dayokanu:
Why do you want to leave US to go to a Pharmacy School in Nigeria

Going to pharmacy school in america is like going for debt, going to school in naija is cheaper while you will be getting the same education.

Can somebody give me the list i need to go back to nigeria to study pharmacy!

Lets goooooooooo drogba!

Ronaldo with the goal, ahmed musa was very impressive in the 1st half, he has made me believe in the super eagles again!

Nigeria have been in the semi final every tournament since 2000 except in ghana 2008 so yes nigeria have a good record in the cup of nations

well said keshi, lets hope u can revive it

At least 73 people have been killed in fan clashes following a football match in the Egyptian city of Port Said, state television reports.

The deaths occurred after supporters invaded the pitch following a match between top-tier clubs Masry and al-Ahly on Wednesday.

It is feared the death toll could rise as scores have been injured.

It is the biggest disaster in the country's football history, said the Egyptian deputy health minister.

Some of the dead were security officers, the Associated Press quoted a morgue official as saying.

The BBC's Jon Leyne in Cairo says it appears fans had taken knives into the stadium.

Our correspondent says the lack of the usual level of security in the stadium might have contributed to the clashes.

Police in Egypt have been keeping a much lower profile since last year's popular protests that ousted President Hosni Mubarak from power.
Bitter rivalry

Television pictures have shown images of crowds descending into the stadium, chasing rival fans and players.

Some were cornered in the stadium, parts of which were set on fire.

Egyptian fans are notoriously violent, says our correspondent, particularly supporters of al-Ahly known as the Ultras.

They have been heavily implicated in the political confrontations recently, our correspondent adds.

Wednesday's violence broke out at the end of the match, which, unusually, the Port Said side Masry won 3-1.

As match ended, their fans flooded onto the pitch attacking Ahly players and fans.

All premier league matches have been can
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-16845700

this tournament is a chicken tournament with only 2 big teams in the tournament

enomakos:
poster did a yoruba man snatch your wife?

i prefer delta women or calabar

Seyilome:
U must be mad,how many of Nja playes were igbo in 90s or are south south are igbos,our highest scorer then was RASHEED YEKINI,is he an igbo?,big fool

Abeg shut up Ediot, ewu, rashidi yekini na hausa guy, most of the 90s team were igbo or hausa, go wikipedia am olodo

This na big 4cup

the stadiums in gabon

https://www.xibar.net/photo/gal/pic/gal-1573919.jpg

https://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/398637_2645598152754_1639675125_2413878_1366130706_n.jpg

https://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/407468_216657788420302_199576670128414_481372_1950167409_n.jpg

https://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/395884_216657715086976_199576670128414_481370_661121700_n.jpg

If you look at the squad in the 90s 1994 - 2000 we had less yoruba footballers on the team, mostly igbos and hausa players, igbo players are the footballing playing tribe in nigeria, simply as that.

Get back to the roots

how long is medicine school in nigeria?

this is a ridiculous topic