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That K.O celebration by Wazza was just an epic scene. Totally loved it! There's only one Wayne Rooney!














And just a reminder, Manchester City isn't finishing 2nd.

INTELLIGENCE
LOVE
BEAUTY














INTELLIGENCE
LOVE
BEAUTY

Whatever happens, However it happens, I know we'll all sit our children down at one point in our lives to tell them the tales of how Nigeria overcame the Boko Haram insurgents.
We will!






#NeverAgain will they resurface!

The Brazil legend believes the Portuguese has
overtaken the Argentine but feels that the
Barcelona starlet will soon be No.1 in the
world
Pele says that after years of Lionel Messi
"dominance", Cristiano Ronaldo must now be
regarded as the finest footballer on the planet
- but added that the future belongs to Neymar .
Barcelona ace Messi won four successive
Ballon d'Or awards between 2009 and 2012
but Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo has claimed
the last two, sparking fresh debate over who is
the greatest player in the game today.
Pele feels that the Portuguese has overtaken
his Argentine rival in recent seasons but says
that Messi's 22-year-old Barca team-mate
Neymar will soon be No.1.
"Now, after several years of Messi dominance,
the best is Cristiano," the Santos icon told
L'Uomo Vogue .
"The future will smile on Neymar. He can be
the key man at Barcelona and help Brazil to
return to its rightful place in the rankings."
Meanwhile, Pele admitted that he can see no
reason why he would not have thrived in the
modern game, despite all of the advancements
and changes football has seen since the 1960s
and 70s.
"I'd find myself at ease on the field today," the
former forward stated. "It's not high-tech
footballs that make a footballer, but talent and
dedication."
Despite having won three World Cups during
his illustrious career, Pele admitted that he
does have a couple of regrets from his playing
days.
"Never having partaken in the Olympic games
is one," he added. "And never having played at
Wembley."

You feel bad and that "big grin" smiley is rampaging your story?














Don't care about that stupid story.

Wish your dad quick recovery.

A picture of Bishop David Abioye.

The presiding Bishop of Winners' Chapel Int'l wished the Bishop (his longest serving son in the ministry) a Happy Birthday.
"To my longest serving son in ministry, fresh oil as you enter into this new year" - Bishop David Oyedepo.








From me, Happy Birthday Sir! Fresh oil!

#ProudlyAWinner

zieraw2005:
let him gooooopp

WHY?

Okay, so you might have to do the choosing yourself.

The Manchester United winger has placed his £4m house on sale. And this has brought up speculations that he might leave Manchester United in the summer (I don't agree ). What do you think?








By the way, the mansion is a beauty to behold, checkout the inside of it.

Ada is the head girl at Forcados, not just a student.

Imagine all the ice cream in the refrigerator, and you can't give him some. WHY WON'T HE STEAL?




















Ermmm, this is funny tho. Forget my seriousness up there ;DImagine all the ice cream in the refrigerator, and you can't give him some. WHY WON'T HE STEAL?




















Ermmm, this is funny tho. Forget my seriousness up there

html14java:
Where are the faces

Seriously? You can't see the faces?

Abuja - Lagos State Governor, Babatunde
Fashola, has called on Nigerians to vote
out all candidates of the People's
Democratic Party (PDP) during the
forthcoming general election.
The governor, speaking at the All
Progressives Congress (APC) campaign rally
at Iberekodo Primary School, Ibeju Lekki,
regretted that the PDP has in the last 16
years, "served the country in reverse."
"Nigerians have elected a bad government
that is sponsored by a bad party at the
federal level," he said.
The governor recalled that eight years ago
when he became Governor of Lagos, the
Dollar was exchanging for N115 but noted
as at today, the United States currency is
exchanging at N225.
He said this had created problems for
Nigerian businessmen who depended on
importation.
"The most credible thing to be done by all
Nigerians is to come out en masse on
March 28 and April 11 and reject PDP by
voting massively for the candidates of the
APC at all levels," Fashola said.
Fashola added that the presence of
military men on election dates should not
scare voters because even the military
men and their families were also affected
by the downturn in the Nigerian economy.
- CAJ News

Eye Test! Let's see how good your eyes are.

A former governorship aspirant
of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in
the recent party primaries Sokoto State,
Yusha’u Kebbe, has defected to the
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Kebbe said this in an interview in Sokoto
on Tuesday
He said he joined politics to protect the
interest of his people and for the
development of the state.
Kebbe added that he defected to the PDP
to achieve the objective and to ensure the
success of the party during the
forthcoming elections at all levels.
Also read: 6 000 APC members defect to
PDP in Sokoto State
“If I continue to stay in the APC the state
will not develop according to our hopes
and aspirations,” he said.
Kebbe was the governorship candidate of
the defunct All Nigeria Peoples Party
(ANPP) in the 2011 elections in the state.
- NAN

Uwakuwak:
Those people killing, do they have family?

Of course.

Baga Solo - Kellou Abakar knew she was in
trouble as the contractions started not long
after an Islamic extremist group attacked her
town in Nigeria. Her husband was nowhere to
be found, and so she pulled her 4-year-old son
onto her back and grabbed her two little girls
by the hand.
The 30-year-old pregnant woman ran as fast as
she could to escape the Jan. 3 attack on her
hometown of Baga. It was one of the worst
massacres ever carried out by Boko Haram
during its five-year insurgency.
Also read: Chad president tells Boko Haram
leader to surrender or face death
The jihadist group seeking to establish an
Islamic caliphate is believed to have killed
hundreds that January day, and Abakar still
doesn't know whether her husband is among
the dead more than two months later. Three of
her other children disappeared in the chaos
that ensued as the militants opened fire
indiscriminately and threw people into the
burning homes that had been set ablaze.
The family made its way four hours on foot,
and by the time she got to the shores of Lake
Chad to board a boat to safety in neighboring
Chad, she was too far along in her labor to get
in. She gave birth in Nigeria. As soon as
Aboubakar was born, she and the children got
into a boat.
"If I had stayed there they would have killed
me too," she said softly inside a tent at a
refugee camp now home to more than 6,000
Nigerians who have fled Boko Haram's
violence.
Abakar and her children arrived this week at
the camp after taking refuge in several other
villages. The camp on the edge of the Sahara
Desert is jointly run by the UN and the
Chadian government.
As she sat breastfeeding Aboubakar, her older
children played on the sandy floor, their
cheerful voices drowned out by the wind
rattling the tarp overhead. She hopes her
husband will approve of the name she chose
for him so he could get identity documents as
a newborn refugee. There was no naming
ceremony, no father was present to buy a
sheep to slaughter in sacrifice. She named the
child after his grandfather, for now.
Many here hope their loved ones are not dead,
but rather among those still hiding on the
dozens of islands that dot Lake Chad which
borders Chad, Nigeria and parts of Cameroon
and Niger. The Chadian military tries to protect
those fleeing here but even so, several weeks
ago, Boko Haram militants aboard motorized
boats attacked the peninsula of N'gouboua
inside Chad, killing at least seven people.
Since then, families have been brought from
there to the camp where UNICEF offers health
service and school and activities for the
children. The families receive food from
humanitarian agencies and are assigned tents
erected in neat blocks. They seek shade from
the desert sun under acacia trees. Refugees
take water from a well. Men riding camels
through the region also come to the well.
Chadian authorities believe more than 2,000
people remain trapped on islands, awaiting
transport to a refugee camp in one of the
world's poorest countries.
"Many are traumatized and come with only the
clothes on their backs," said Dimouya
Souapebe, the chief civil servant in the area.
"We are obliged to welcome them, and share
with them what we have to eat."
Some 100,000 Nigerians have fled to in
neighboring Niger, with roughly another
60,000 in Cameroon.
Mahamat Abakar, 60, last saw his wife and
eight children two months ago as they divided
themselves between two small wooden boats.
Upon arriving at this refugee camp, he was told
that one of his sons was here too. When he
saw him, he sobbed.
"I keep the faith that God has saved the rest of
them and I will find them too," he says.
The 10-year-old said the boat he was on was
sinking and the man paddling it ordered him
and another child. They clung onto tree
branches until people in another boat spotted
them and brought them to safety.
As a Muslim, the father has only anger for
people who claim they are carrying out attacks
in the name of Islam.
"There is no passage in the Quran that says
you can kill someone and steal their belongings
and then kidnap their children," he said,
wiping his eyes with a sandy scrap of fabric.
- AP

The midfielder was suspended for Sunday's win
over Tottenham yet still managed to twist his
ankle during the post-match celebrations but
will not miss the clash with PSG
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has revealed
that Nemanja Matic picked up an injury during
Sunday's League Cup celebrations.
The midfielder was suspended for the clash
against Tottenham at Wembley and was forced
to watch from the sidelines as Chelsea won the
first major trophy of the season with a 2-0
victory.
However, Mourinho says Matic picked up an
ankle problem in the aftermath of the victory
but does not expect the problem to rule him
out of Wednesday's Champions League clash
with PSG.
"I will tell you something nobody knows," he
told reporters. "Matic is injured and he got an
injury celebrating the cup win.
"If he wasn’t suspended, he wouldn’t have
played today. He got a twist in the ankle on
the pitch. He will play against Paris – he will
train on Saturday or Sunday."
Focusing on Wednesday's win, Eden Hazard's
first-half strike was enough to down a resilient
West Ham side and Mourinho took pride in the
manner of the victory after Sunday's trophy
success.
"I normally don’t bite my nails but I
understand what you mean and I agree
totally," he said.
"It’s not the best game to play after the final.
West Ham are the best team at playing the way
they play. We gave everything to cope with it
defensively.
"We had chances to kill the game, but we
didn’t. When you don’t do that against West
Ham, you are in permanent danger."
Including Southampton's victory over Crystal
Palace on Tuesday, every team in the top seven
of the Premier League won during midweek
and Mourinho underlined the need for
momentum in the title race.
He added: "In every title race you have
different matches to play. You have matches
where you need your quality to win, matches
where you need luck, matches where you need
to adapt to your opponent ... today we had to
adapt. It was a game where we could easily
lose two points.
"We won with quality. The goal we scored was
fantastic football. But when good football is
not enough, we fight, we suffer together. We
have this spirit from players with a profile of a
good warrior.
"I won six titles with the other team and one
with these guys. The other team won six titles
with me and continued winning for a decade.
That was the most important team in Chelsea’s
history.
"Now we are trying to build. Let’s see what we
can do."

Cant wait to trash Newcastle tonight! Don't care if we're away or not!
Come on #MUFC!

khattab02:
Frankely speaking with what I have seen so far from Van Gaal, I don't see man united earning much points from those games. Unless he improve his tactics and kill teams off quickly. May be pushing Rooney further front will assist him in his quest. And they must improve defensively!

Can we make top4?

I pray the evil spirit in her leaves before it's too late. No one knows where anyone belongs yet (until judgment day). I mean, it's written in the Bible (said by Jesus Himself) that GREATER works than His shall we do - that's exactly what some of these God's generals are doing!, then it seems like a new thing to these babes in the Kingdom. I vehemently advice the girl's parents to take her to a Bible-believing church for deliverance.

Next 8 games are going to be tough, how many points can we take from them? #MUFC

Happy Birthday sir! Let the Grace at work in your life replicate in us IJN. AMEN.

LvG will still play Rooney in midfield! LvG will still play Rooney in midfield!

Catch them alive! And do to them,what they did to thousands of innocent Nigerians. Spill their blood! Squeeze their neck! What nonsense!

Now a corpse member.

This is how the English Clubs got served over midweek;
ManCity lost at home.
Chelsea drew away.
Arsenal lost at home.
Liverpool crashes out of the Europa League after failing to impress in the UCL group stages.
Tottenham kicked out of the Europa League by Mohammed Salah.


I'm a fan of English football, the RED part of Manchester, precisely.
My question is where did these teams get it wrong? where do the English clubs go from here?

So we should do what?
I don eye sjk..












"what is this one writing?" Is ringing in your head? Lol.






Forget what I wrote up there... This is Hilariously Funny!

A "SECRET" meeting, but it's out here? You know how may views this topic would get?