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Did you guys just missed James Manager? He's standing right behind Uduaghan.

I think the coach should allow Ikeme to continue with his impressive contributions to the team. Enyeama should relax, unless he wants to come in as a reserve keeper. This is the breakthrough that Ikeme needs in his career.

Up Super Eagles

Our boys are giving these Zambia boys too much space

DedeNkem:
WOW. That was a really smart thief. What he did was very brilliant indeed. This is a new one!

How he created a number that displayed Wemabank on receiver's phone when he sent the text is very interesting. This can only be possible if he had an accomplice who works at a mobile service company. Or he works at a mobile service company.

Telecommunication companies only do that for companies, not for individuals!

He used bulk SMS.

Saucekide25:
People castigating the OP should know that not all banks sends Bank Balance, rather they send the amount credited and some few write ups...

Eg First Bank

Take Heart Bro, i pray you get this guy, its quite painful that someone would be doing stuffs legit online and making it, while an able youth would sit down and strategise on how to dupe his fellow man... Sad

You can track through your IMEI number and people also suggested using the iPhone locator... Just try your best, i hate the word SCAM because i have fallen a victim before. You will surely get him!

Not true. First Bank sends your balance.

And you entered your room with a camera

I wonder why you still refer to the President as General when he said he shouldn't be so addressed.

Let us look at what GEJ is saying. Do you think Buhari should limit the the probe to only GEJ's government or extend the probe to other previous administrations? For me I think Buhari should concentrate on only GEJ's government. GEJ ought to have probed the previous administration just as any incoming government after Buhari should limit its probe to Buhari. What do you think? The floor don open. Oya make una contribute.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/dont-limit-probe-to-my-govt-jonathan/

Na poverty . . . If this guy hammer tomorrow, you'll not recognise him.

Ask4bigneyo:
This is a thread specially created for nairalanders to know each other better.
Who never can tell, it might be of great importance to d connected ones.
Pls reply with your month and day...
Good luck to you guys!

Mine is July 22.

Same here too.

Goal! Doesn't need goal line technology

The Oga at the top!

#Senegal Park well!!! #Flying Eagles congratulations!!!

Mourinho na highlight on his own

Drsmith01:
BUHARI SHOW US UR CERT




GEJITE

Why do you need the cert?

Babangida said anybody who means well for Nigeria will SUPPORT GEJ. Mark his words, he said SUPPORT and not VOTE. There's a whole lot of difference. We need to support the President NOW, even Buhari will SUPPORT the President now. But come February 2015, you can VOTE whoever you want to vote in.

anonimi:
Is cluelessness a criteria for being a follower of the clueless old soldier

What would you say if Ghana were to expel Nigerians from their own country today?

So much PRETENCE and re-packaging of a very CORRUPT man who said Abacha did not steal our money and should be canonised as saint

Source?

shadowgwalker:
point of correction please, it is Christmas and not Xmas ... the x was to cancel that word 'Christ ' cos haters were scared of the name above all names.

Xmas is a common abbreviation of the word Christmas . It is sometimes pronounced /ˈɛksməs/, but it, and variants such as Xtemass, originated as handwriting abbreviations for the typical pronunciation /ˈkrɪsməs/. The "-mas" part is from the Latin-derived Old English word for Mass,[1] while the "X" comes from the Greek letter Chi, which is the first letter of the Greek word Χριστός which comes into English as "Christ".[2]

There is a common misconception that the word Xmas stems from a secular attempt to remove the religious tradition from Christmas[3] by taking the "Christ" out of "Christmas", but its use dates back to the 16th century.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xmas

Charchy07:
The numba of people wey de view dis thread here,don pass people wey de watch de match live 4 stadium.

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IYANGBALI:
old news. Na now you wake up?

yes o

khattab02:
Abeg why livescores stupid when e come to african qualifiers na??

Go to http://m.goal.com/s/en-ng/match/151128/live-commentary

GOOOOAAAAAAALLLLLLLLL! Uche!

Interesting fact: The last time Equatorial Guinea co-hosted the Afcon in 2012, Nigeria did not qualify. Are the Super Eagles set to miss out on another trip to Malabo? 45 minutes stand in between them and elimination or glory.

winnieG1:
SOUTH AFRICA WILL ONLY QUALIFY FOR AFCON 2015 AS BEST LOOSERS

GROUP A (current Table)

South Africa -------8 points
Congo -------------6
Nigeria -------------4
Sudan -------------3

TODAY'S FIXTURE AND RESULT
Nigeria ---defeat ----Congo
Sudan----defeat ---South Africa

TABLE AFTER THE MATCH (With only 1 match left for each team)

South Africa -------8 points
Nigeria ------------7 points
Sudan ------------ 6 points
Congo ------------ 6 point

LAST FIXTURE AND RESULT

Nigeria ---defeat --- South Africa
Congo Vs Sudan --- there must be a winner

LAST TABLE
Nigeria -------10 points
Congo or Sudan --9 points
South Africa -----8points

it was meant to be

In the other game in Group A, South Africa defeated Sudan 2-1, thereby securing their place at Afcon 2015 with 11 points.

mightyleks:
gooooaaaaaaalllllllll
City 1-2 Ahmed Musa

Wetin Ahmed Musa do?

How about this?

GamaG:
I want to know whether it is the sole duty of men to say 'I love you' first before the women respond with 'I love you too'.

honestly speaking, this issue has been giving me cause for concern as when I refused to say it, my fiancee will not initiate it. your opinion is highly needed please.

What do you mean by the bolded?

Keenysbojan:
I have been wondering why Nigerian students always use the word 'i was like ok' in every of their saying... I found it difficult to believe that 'i was like ok' is a correct short sentence, in English...

because I have sat down and think about this all over and over and over,and through research I found that there is no short sentence in English, like 'i was like ok'.. but some Nigerians are so terrible when it comes to the aspects of speaking or writing standard English...

A student of unilorin came to meet my big bro at home,and he said I have been trying your number since I left Lagos and I WAS LIKE OK LET ME CALL YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER TO CONFIRM..

immediately,I felt the 'spirit of bad English' in what he said above... since then I have been searching,I have been asking those who are highly educated and those who study English in universities.. if the use of I WAS LIKE OK is good to speak..

to nairelanders do any of you have anything to say about this topic... share your own points of view and let some 'BAD English speaker(s)' learn from you.. thanks

Yours Faithfully
k e e n y s b o j a n

What of your own?