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franksam2009:
I only asked a question, is lagos ur fatherland? are u not from osun or Ogun state? poverty push you come lagos cüm find money, now u want form say lagos na ur fatherland

See this idiot.Even though am not from lagos.Lagos is still my pride cos it is a western state(YORUBA STATE),So we yoruba's can defend our land We are all one,we speak same language,culure and so on.SO who am i not to defend it.So,i will implore you to unpack ur things and move back to wherever you came from.YORUBA LAND AINT YOUR LAND....GO AWAY

quote author=kaima1984 post=32192713]They are investing,developing,living life at large in Lagos,old fool sooner or later u will kw that Lagos is our father land.

#proudly igbo[/quote]keep living large in anothers Man land.

You and I know that igbo cannot take over lagos,than for you guyz to start clinging unto power in lagos...We will vehemently send you back to that shit hole you came from.

franksam2009:
. is lagos your fatherland tell yourself the truth

Then whose fatherland,yours?...

What are these igbos looking for in Lagos?...Does Lagos resemble their Fatherland?...Time to unpack them back to wherever they germinate from

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Thats my friend there.We both went to the same secondary school in Sokoto.I was brilliant than him.SEE HIM NOW,SEE ME NOW!... *sobs*

God,can i ask you a favour?..pls destroy the whole world make everybody start afresh.

justpowerful:
Her name is Dara and she's a friend who have this passion for soccer.
She has played with
different Nigerian clubs in Lagos and Osun State,
captained clubs,
and also played outside Nigeria I.e
port novo and Ghana...
The only but is that she's not yet at the peak of her career after 10years on the pitch.
I will be so grateful if any nairalander can link her up with foreign football academy for females or foreign football clubs...
I believe this forum has already done something greater than this in helping each other

call me,make i link her to someone.If she is good,she might make the world cup team

Evestar200:
Up seasiders, I couldn't updates my post all bcus of Glo network

Abia warriors vs Dolphin today.Am i right?

You can catch livescores on the league at flashscore.mobi

I think the Nigerian league is moving forward cos you can now catch every livescore of matches in the Npfl from Flashscore.mobi

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Winning on Football betting is quite easy as long as you are not greedy.Using #5000 naire for a start to win #10,000 to #15,000 or more should be enough for someone that is not greedy.

Online betting would be preferrable so you can stake your matches at any time.I will be here to post games daily.THANK ME LATER

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Evestar200:
Ondo boy, come on support ur state club

i would like to support my state "BUT"..i can't afford to lose my money at their own peril

Abbey1987:
Saturday games loading heaviily, I prayed for a greener weekend

pls,are you still sending today's game?...Time is going..games would start in the next an hour except if you are no longer sending games today just like no game yesterday

Evestar200:
the game is lives on super sports select
Honeric01, seun oya come and do justice to this thread

Evestar,who do you think i should predict to win between sharks and sunshine

Evestar200:
i have an idea honeric01 , we shld create thread on only the game s that will be broadcast live, I will start with the 3 games that will be broadcast live this weekend

which games would be televised live?

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Abbey1987:
2 down 3 to go.. jah make it another green day for us..

bros,you no send todays game?...time don go nah!..

Am with you bro...continue..i need today's game badly

Am with you

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The Golden Eaglets of Nigeria
finished fourth at the 2015 AYC
after losing 3-1 to the Syli Babes
of Guinea in a 3rd/4th place
playoff match at the Stade
Général S. K.
Goals from Aboubacar Toure and
Abdoulaye Keita in the space of
five minutes gave the Syli Babes a
2-1 lead over the Golden Eaglets
at half-time.
The game was off to a
predictably fast start, with both
sides looking to win the third
place match at the Stade Général
S. K.
After a couple of tame efforts,
however, Eaglets had the lead
twenty eight minutes into the
game, when Victor Osimhen
bundled in a superb team effort.
Nigeria should have increased
their lead not long after, when
Abdullahi Suleiman was given far
too much room and his header
was saved by goalkeeper Moussa
Camara.
Immediately after Suleiman
forced the goalkeeper to the
save, Nigeria looked distinctly
second-best, struggling to craft
any moves and surrendering
possession to Guinea as soon as
they did get the ball.
Guinea did find their equaliser.
Aboubacar netted an absolute
beauty into the far corner and
over Akpan Udoh, stunning the
Nigerian fans into silence.
Just as Guinea's goal appeared to
deflate Nigeria, the Syli Babes
were in the lead Keita's fantastic
effort ends with an amazing
goal.
Nigeria were probably looking
the more likely team to level as
half-time drew closer, but the
Guineans held on.
After the break, Abdullahi wasn't
effective with his set-pieces as
Eaglets struggled to create any
clear-cut chances.
With thirty-one minutes left to
play Guinea made another
breakthrough as Keita powered
in his second goal of the day.
Guinea were almost making it
4-1, but it took the bravery of
Udoh to deny Alseny Soumah
from scoring.
The clueless Nigerian side lacked
the energy to take the game to
their opponents and couldn't
shrug off the disappointments of
crashing out to South Africa in
the semi final on Wednesday.
Eaglets Starting XI: Akpan Udoh,
Lazarus John, Abbass Usman,
Abdullahi Suleiman, Orji
Okwonkwo, Victor Osimhen,
Kelechi Nwakali, Maxwell Paul,
Uko Anietie, Zakari Lukman,
Chukwueze Samuel

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Thank God!..."dancing yahooze on high tension"...

[b][/b]yes![b][/b]yes![b][/b]yes!

[b][/b]yes!

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