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cyberhike:
IPhone 5s with a smashed screen available for sale..

Phone is still working though.. make me a reasonable offer and its yours

omio4real:
price

seaboyzen:
I need iPhone 6 or 6s urgently

superali:
I'm currently in need of neat UK or US used samsung galaxy s7 or iphone 6s location is LAGOS,
mention me if you have it.
Thanks.

Armstrong33:
Any iPhone 6s in Abuja?

VoltaireQ:
Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 4G LTE International Version
35k.Lagos (Island)

fixzylani:
I have a black iPhone 5. 16gb. Looking to swap for an iPhone 5s plus cash. Get back to me if you're interested.

fixzylani:
Can you send your number we shld talk better?

fixzylani:
How much are you looking at?

spenca:
16gb 70k ? Do you have a contact in lagos ?

fixzylani:
Swap with iPhone 5 and cash

nateevs: I will tell you how. Christiano Ronaldo. Yes that same one who scored 60 goals in the season you refer to.

Take Ronaldo out and you end up with a pretty average scoring side.

StarBoard: Arteta doesn't have to be Keane to be important to Arsenal. He has transformed to a Mikel type player for them so far and he is very key to their fortunes defensively. everybody cannot be ninja type players like Keane. You say that as much that the all-action defensive midfielder is a thing of the past.
Plus, the fact that the Fernandinho-Toure axis has lost to basement sides shows they can be vulnerable, never mind what they do at the etihad. You wouldn't blame Arsenal for feeling confident ahead of a tie vs a side who have lost away to teams the Gunners have beaten in their respective backyards this season.
I feel Arteta's presence could have reduced the freedom City's midfield enjoyed this afternoon. United and Spurs have hardly had what you would term stable mid fields this season for differing reasons as compared to Arsenal.City most likely would have won but not with that score line in my view.

dayokanu: All Bundesliga teams qualify for knockout stages

2 top their groups

Ramnon.2:
So I caught up with Ngige immediately after Obiano was declared winner and met him crying inconsolably. I commiserated with him and asked him why he was crying. I hinted that politics is not a do or die thing and he should move on to other things and wait for his time to strike again.
He told me he was not necessarily crying because he lost but because he now has a debt of 2 billion Naira to pay to Tinubu, Fasola, Aregbesola and Okorocha from his own pocket. He said winning was the condition for the loans they gave him.

Can we help raise funds for Ngige to pay Tinubu and co?

iadeka: Righteousness exalts a nation but sin is a reproach to that nation...Nigeria is suffering d reproach of sin but they won't learn.....let a teenager date? Dats nonsence but what do u care for? Nonsence makes more sence in d world now...terry G is a prove