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:oHow did they find their way to Calabar? Did they trek? |
No amount will be too much to use to eliminate those Boko guys. If Govt goes broke on the fight I can support them financially. |
This could be real. These people aint as intelligent as we thought. Nigerian forces over to you. KILL THEM ALLLLLLLLLL!!!!! |
Hmmm... Fred is 50 already. Nna all man don dey old o |
Tundecool: Reason(s) for the protest.I graduated from OSU over 10yr ago. That school is harsh. Items 1 and 6 were in place in my department then. |
Pheeew at last the season is over. Now I can take my family out for quality weekends. |
Allahu Akbar!!!! ![]() |
Racism is usually defined as views, practices and actions reflecting the belief that humanity is divided into distinct biological groups called races and that members of a certain race share certain attributes which make that group as a whole less desirable, more desirable, inferior or superior.[1][2][3]-Wikipedia.org. Nigerians any where in the world(especially in other African countries) are guilty of feeling superior to other nationals. Not surprised we are among the top racist nations. |
What kind of rubbish ranking is this. A team that plays kick and follow football, that will always be on the defensive side even against smaller teams? |
I am married to my Ex-girl friend. |
Afam4eva: Is he related to Lemar? That's Lemar's surname too.Lemar Obika, professionally known simply as Lemar, is an English R&B singer–songwriter and record producer. Lemar has had a run of chart success in the United Kingdom, Europe and Australia. Wikipedia Born: April 4, 1978 (age 35), Tottenham Height: 1.82 m Record label: Sony BMG Music Entertainment Music group: Band Aid 20 |
The Tottenham Hotspur loanee scored his second crucial winner for Charlton at the weekend, displaying the same knack that has been evident at his parent club of late. For Tottenham Hotspur fans, their only clear memory of Jon Obika this season will be when the 22-year-old missed a chance to level in the FA Cup loss at Leeds United. However the forward enjoyed more success against Leeds in the Championship with Charlton Athletic, and has shown encouraging glimpses of his talent whilst on loan that Spurs fans should take note of, following up impressing performances for Spurs' under-21 side earlier this season. Obika has been used sparingly at the South London club, starting only once and usually only being given a handful of minutes at the end of games to have an impact. However that might now change as he scored his second 90th minute winner in a row at the Valley to earn Charlton three points against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday, In Charlton's previous home game, Obika scored the deciding goal against Leeds, and his two goals for Chris Powell's team have come in only 123 minutes on the pitch, half of which were in the 1-0 loss to Burnley. Obika will be hoping that his late heroics might lead to a starting place for Powell in Charlton's last two matches against Middlesbrough and already relegated Bristol City. Sitting in 9th, five points off a pay-off place, Charlton will need a fairly dramatic set of events to extend their season beyond 46 matches, but they have been in good form of late to climb into the top ten in the division. Interestingly, it was another old Spurs name who opened the scoring for Charlton against Wolves. Defender Dorian Dervitte never had the chance to break into the Tottenham Hotspur first team, but he has been excellent for Charlton this season, making 28 appearances in the heart of their defence. Dervitte never made it at Spurs, but Obika still has a chance although you feel that it would have to be next season if he is to make an impact at White Hart Lane, and one or two more goals on loan this year would set him up well for a vital pre-season. |
Jonathan Chiedozie Obika is an English footballer who is on loan at Charlton Athletic from Tottenham Hotspur. He plays as a striker Born: September 12, 1990 (age 22), London Borough of Enfield Height: 1.83 m Weight: 76 kg Team: Charlton Athletic F.C. (#26 / Forward) |
topmostg: Hmmm! When re we going to have PEACE in thy country?No peace for the wicked! The blood of innocent people that have died because of Buhari and Boko Haram cry for justice. |
noblezone: Is that so?Sharraapp!!! and leave Biafra out of this. ![]() |
So? And this made front page? Mtcheeewwww... for the mods. |
Nadia, Electrical Engineering is not all about electricity. Their are several sectors you can apply your knowledge/skills eg: Oil and gas, Telecom, Power generation,manufacturing, even Banking. I work in the Oil industry as a geologist and i can tell you that Electrical along side Mechanical Engineers are the most sought after in the oil industry. |
Lorenz3820: 1st May 2011, Aaron Ramsey scored against Manchester United at the Emirate, 2nd May, Osama Bin Laden was shot dead by Navy seal in his compound in pakistan.AVB (coach of spurs) of heart break. |
Bingbagbo and co must read this. |
peter5044: some time we do mistake and go for big names in car materials eg. engine oil. i now understatnd my car better my engine oil is AP and is doing the job for my honda accademy 1999 modelIt is either Honda Academy 1997 model or a Honda Baby boy 1999 model and nt what u have written in bold. |
I knew this is the next news that will come-off. She even looks like a wunsh from her pix here. |
Am not surprised. She plays witch roles in films. She even looks like one. |
Noth[/b]ing good comes out of the [b]North these days. |
No be Victor Osuagwu be this? |
If you know you have what it takes academically you can go for Geology if you can. Geology as a career is more rewarding than Geography. But have it at the back of your mind that a 1st class or 2:1 graduate of geography, zoology, botany etc is ranked higher in the employment market than a 2:2 graduate of Petroleum, mechanical, electrical or geology etc graduate. |
Austin Jay Jay Okocha says Ghana and Nigeria ought not to regard themselves anymore as giants in African football. The Black Stars have not won any major title since winning its last Nations Cup in 1982 while Nigeria won their first Nations Cup title earlier this year – 19 years after winning their last title. Despite both sides offering memorable performances at the world stage at the FIFA World Cup, the former Nigeria captain insists the real glory lies in winning titles. “I think that both countries are going through a difficult time at the moment and in football, these things do happen,” he told Citi FM. “However, I believe that we (Nigeria) are gradually getting out of the slump especially having won the last African Nations Cup in South Africa. “It is all about being patient and trying to find where the problem is and finding a solution. “For me, I think that both countries must humble themselves and accept that they are not what they used to be. “Both Ghana and Nigeria call themselves the giants of African football, but look at how long it took Nigeria to win a Nations Cup trophy (after winning it in 1994). “How can you be a giant of the sport when you are not consistent?”
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Mr Bin Ladin or what do u call ur selve. What is ur business with Nigerian football? If I may ask u, who is d worste Ghanaian player of all time? |
seunfly: I don't think u should base ur judgment on cheating in market cos of Language barrier, i think average Hausa marketers is little more honest in trading his wares than average southerners generally due to what they term over smartness.. On pt. You may put Benin-City as 4th on dat list. |
NFF Officials this is a cheering news 4 u. |
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Pheeew at last the season is over. Now I can take my family out for quality weekends.
