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MRDEE01:
Used to have lots of walk dates years back with my friend.

Is was fun.

Walk dates are for intelligent girls, not slayqueens who want to eat,take pictures and go shopping.

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WiszyFraud:
Did you know??


‘Flammable’ and ‘Inflammable’ mean the same thing.

NwaAmaikpe:




They left the keg of palm oil so you and your friend can use it to eat yam and have enough energy to cry for the stolen TV.

But if there is no physical trace of how they gained entrance, common sense should tell you that it is either you or your friend stealing from yourselves and capitalizing on your love for superstition to outsmart the other.

Zimzy:
I seriously hated it when my mother would force us to remain indoors when other children in the compound move around and play the way they wanted. If I and my brother become so bored playing with ourselves, we would just sleep off. But thank God it really paid off as everyone commends her for raising seven responsible children. Mama D we love you.

BMathew:
Men Helping Men to become a Better Men.
Please, People with deeper understanding should kindly review this with me.
A lot have been going through my mind as touching the way men lives their life; (I just said their lives, meaning left with Individual's decision).
I'm laying my emphasis on "Why men are not helping men to become a better men"? Listening to what alot of men out there had done for our other gender compare to their reactions towards thier fellow men then we can bold say the hardship we have now is caused by men(cus focus is wrongly placed).

I am not saying you shouldn't help other gender but let's see this together; If the assistance you've ever render to a lady is being compared to what you've ever done to your male friend (positively), can we rate it?

Note, I'm not trying to belittle any gender nor gender biased.

I'm just thinking out loud, if we can help our fellow brother the way we "mumu" over these ladies trust me by now most of our men would have been a better person achieving purpose.

My female friend posted something on her WhatsApp status yesterday stating that, You see Abuja ladies with iPhone12, designer shoes and bag with the salary of 35,000naira per month, is with the same salary? "what about that"?

"Another guy told me how his boss built a house for a lady he slept with once"

A man can swear Heaven on Earth that he had no dime on him if his fellow brother seek for assistance but they tend to show off, spend without even expecting anything in return for ladies.


Without vain repetition, When will men start Helping Men to become a better men?

As a man i really understand your frustration G because I can easily relate, but also if you could look through the society really well, who helps the said Men? Men not women.

paulolee:
no be lie...same way he scored for fun for Juve n we kno how it ended..
wen time reach I go remind u because I too like EPL fans for their bluntness...Mk season end bro

Adejoke123:
Over the years, there have always been debate about who the greatest Nigerian Player of all time is. Kanu Nwankwo launched Nigerians to the Internal scene by being one of the first Nigerians to play for major European big boys and winning the Champions League in 1995 with Ajax.

Firstly, the greatest of all time (GOAT) is always a controversial topic in any field. This is because people use different criteria in determining who the GOAT is, and that’s why it is subjective.

But it is important to note that there’s a difference between the greatest and best player ever. Best is about ability alone while the other encapsulates everything, and that’s why I believe Ronaldo is the greatest player of his generation.

Having explained what greatness is all about, I have decided to narrow down the players that can be considered as Nigeria’s greatest player ever to three.

No disrespect to the likes of Segun Odegbami, Felix Owolabi, and Christian Chukwu, but they don’t tick all boxes, and also, they only appeal to older generations.

So the players I have picked are John Mikel Obi, Nwankwo Kanu and Austin Jay-Jay Okocha. The criteria I used in picking out this three are honours, influence, popularity and then talent.

While the likes of Sunday Oliseh, Finidi George, Victor Ikpeba and Emmanuel Amuneke also have a shout, I decided to go for those three because they tick all boxes.

Before revealing my choice, I’ll take a look at their careers.

Mikel is the most successful player among the three following his success with Chelsea. The 32-year-old won two Premier League titles, three FA Cups, the Champions League and Europa League during his time with the Blues.

However, while titles are important in a player’s career, it is unfair to use it as the lone criterion in the ‘GOAT’ debate.

Titles won is a function of the team, and in fairness, Mikel won these titles because he played in a time Chelsea dominated English football.

Although he made over 300 appearances for the Blues, he was not really that important in the team. Chelsea would still have won those trophies without Mikel.

He did not have the same influence as Drogba, Lampard or Terry even though he featured regularly. On the international scene, Mikel won the Africa Cup of Nations in 2013, but his national team career mirrored that of his club career.

He had over 80 caps for Nigeria, but Mikel never imposed his authority in games. He was named captain following Enyeama’s retirement, but he was overshadowed by the likes of Victor Moses and Ahmed Musa in big games.

While his time as captain was commendable, his influence on the pitch was average at best.

The second name on my list is Kanu Nwankwo. Like Mikel, Kanu also had a successful club career first with Ajax and later with Arsenal.

The lanky forward won the Champions League, three Eredivisie titles, the UEFA Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup with Ajax.

After leaving Ajax, Kanu joined Inter Milan where he won the UEFA Cup. He left Inter to sign for Arsenal, and during his time with the Gunners, he won two Premier League titles and two FA Cups.

He also won the FA Cup with Portsmouth, scoring the winner in 2008. However, unlike Mikel, Kanu was a key player in some of the teams he played for.

At Arsenal, he is fondly remembered for the hat-trick he scored against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. At the same time, he also scored some great goals against Tottenham Hotspur, Middlesbrough and Deportivo La Coruna.

As stated earlier, he also scored the goal that won Portsmouth the FA Cup in 2008. He also won a lot of individual honours.

Kanu is a two time BBC and CAF African Player of the year, while he also finished 11th and 23rd in the 1996 and 1999 Ballon d’Or awards respectively.

But success eluded Kanu on the international stage, and that’s the only blemish in his illustrious career. His only glory moment for Nigeria came at the Atlanta 1996 Olympics where he played a major role in Nigeria’s gold medal victory.

Despite representing Nigeria at six AFCON editions, Kanu never scored a goal, while he also did not win a title. At the 2000 edition, he was one of the two players that missed their spot-kicks against Cameroon.

Nevertheless, despite his lack of trophy with the national team, Kanu appealed to a lot of Nigerians and was a role model for a lot of people, especially after coming back from heart surgery. His popularity, influence and individual honours give him the edge over Mikel.

The last person on my list is Austin Jay-Jay-Okocha. Okocha never had much success at club level, but he was the most talented and popular among the three.

Only a few players both present and past could attempt what Okocha do with the ball. He was a magician and also created a lot of unforgettable moments.

He is hugely popular with Nigerians for his trickery, creativity and ability to create something out of the ordinary. Okocha was part of the Super Eagles team that dominated the 90s, while he also played a leading role in the team in the early parts of the new Millenium.

Of the three players picked, It is Okocha that Nigerians connect with most. He carried the country so many times and was a great role model.

Ask any aspiring footballer which Nigerian player they admire most, and the answer will be Okocha. The Premier League is the popular league in the country, and Okocha is one of the reasons why it has a massive following.

Although Mikel’s move to Chelsea also contributed to Premier League’s popularity in Nigeria, Okocha’s impact was more significant.

His move to Bolton came at a time DSTV started showing the Premier League. And he never disappointed as he delivered brilliant performances which earned him legendary status at the Reebok stadium.

Jay-Jay was so good that he was named in Daily Telegraph’s Premier League best 100 players. He was the only Nigerian on that list which says a lot given he never won the Premier League.

He was also named in Pele’s top 125 living footballers. He was twice BBC African Footballer of the year and was a runner-up twice for the CAF award, and was once nominated for the Ballon d’Or.

So Who Among The Three Is Nigeria’s Greatest Player?

Kanu and Mikel achieved so much at club level, but they don’t have the same influence as Okocha. Kanu won a lot of teams and individual honours and should have been the obvious choice given he is also popular among Nigerians.

But as stated earlier, he never won anything for the National team, and that counts against him. Okocha may not have many titles as the two, but he is hugely popular among Nigerians and also the most talented.

It’s why he is racking up major endorsements even in retirement. Kanu and Mikel may have a lot of trophies, but Okocha remains Nigeria’s greatest player.

Source: https://kikiotolunews.com/mikel-okocha-or-kanu-who-was-the-most-successful-nigerian-player/

paulolee:
I dnt know about goals. but I know dt Leo and this PSG would surely win trophies at the end of the season. Leo would confidently play an advance position because PSG ave goal scorers in mbappe, neyma, icardi n even heriera n massi would confidently play like a playmaker like he always do in Argentina BT PSG problem is dt midfield..
this man.u team would hardly win trophies unlike PSG n i kno ole would keep getting d bashing wen tinz go wrong just like in juve wit cr7..
d difference here is dt, according to wat one Juve ex professional once said dt "cr7 isnt a team player, he is more focused in scoring goals n improving his stats than Juve winning, even if Juve lost a game n cr7 ended up scoring 3 goals, no problem"
we go see who go first remove from UCL n who e club go first discard...d scammer know himself

Skyfornia:
Heolosho alert! Why you no find the okada man wey lift you yesterday attractive? Abi the aboki meruwa wey dey bring water for you no be man??

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NNEWIsuper:
Seriously it must be a serious shame that all these gays and cross dressers are yoruba tribe. Don't you guys feel like vomiting seeing this nonsense, nawa o

CsRockefeller:
Met this young lady Nurse, looks innocent, just completed her Nursing program last year, she shouldn't be more than 23.

Me that was thinking girl is still a Virgin, she told me she had slept with 3 different men in 3 different relationships, Omó I shock

And she's just starting, wonder what the number will be by 30. My interest just died since then, she said she wanted to explore.

Many young ladies don't know what they are getting themselves into, as for me, I can't marry a non virgin, it won't just work. But looking for a Virgin these days is like looking for a needle in a haystack, very few and scarce.

Kobicove:
I think I watched a Hollywood movie over 20 years ago about this incident or an incident very similar to it that also happened in the United States

Mykel51:
He received a plaque just before the show for selling it out completely!

He did 20K complete !

Krismas:
The SELL-OUT of the others is a collaborative effort btw several individuals across broad spectrums. While this is not bad, I believe we shud praise a man who want to stand by himself. For now, its Burma and the rest.

Rashdimuh:
Lols you are no Burna boy fan you just clout chasing. Burna sold out his show and was given a plaque for it. You should understand that during this post covid era officials will be strict with people passage into the arena that's why when ruger was performing there were empty sits but when Burna performed everywhere was filled. Check Twitter for clarity before you will clown yourself here. His O2 tickets is the highest like £80 or also while others are cheap he still sold out. You are just an hater

fourboys:
Don't know why I don't find these kids funny.... Is there anything wrong with me?

ijoba222:
mostly below my neck though, but i will try benzyl benzoate and bisham ampiclox tomorrow, what other drugs do you recommend sir

DoggoneDogg:
They used gullible indomie chicken brains to sell more records & they will use it again successfully tomorrow if they want because that's how dumb this generation is.

jidestroud:
Honestly ehn, their matter don taya mi. Their aproko is on another level. I always thought nothing could beat the turkeys, but mhen, turkeys are learners.

BonPatrick:
Good morning guys I leave alone and I don't know how to cook soup but can cook stew and others so I called my ex girlfriend yesterday and she is married last year so she came we went to market and buy food stuffs and she cooked for me. I want to know if is wrong for a married lady to do that?