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HRM EZE AUGUSTINE OGIDINTA... Youngest King in Aba State as at the year 2000
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MaxwellD1:SDA |
Eze Nnunu never disappoints... Kudos to you my brother... |
BlackTechnology:What the hell are you waiting for?... Go and kill him nah |
BlackTechnology:If only you knew what such Chaos could result in the North... Instigating violence will never solve the problem, BTW between you and I, 1 of us is making a childish comment, but it sure as hell ain't me.. Shalom |
TheOnlyWiseMan:Lemme inform you that I'm an Igbo from Ogbor Hill, exactly where the incident occurred, and I have an Elder brother Serving in Kano State, wouldn't like the Sins of others affect the innocent ones like him. There are more civilized ways to curb this huddle. Thanks |
Having resolved on involving in retaliation, the Igbos should also bear in mind that they also have brothers in the North... |
Saraki is like a kite dancing in a Hurricane... it's all over, i can't see any way out of this now! |
Enough of the talks, let them begin already... btw i don't believe we are ready for rural banking now. |
I'VE ALWAYS DOUBTED THE CURSE OF THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, BUT TODAY.... I BELIEVED! ... ![]() |
hi fellow NOUNITES, how does one drop a currently registered exam... (NEW PORTAL) |
calculator123:having IQ issues or you don't understand the sarcasm ... smh |
Nice one, you're no doubt a good role model for your unborn kids and generation... |
His rights having been infringed and trampled upon need immediate reevaluation and the culprits brought to book. I support this move 100% |
If I had the opportunity, I'd do my fellow Arsenal fans a favour by killing Arsene Wenger! |
Thank God I'm gaining invaluable experience in the field even while still in School... |
NOUN is the best without doubt! |
lookandlaff:Are you okay bro?? |
2best:You can say that again... |
The Argentine attacker has been accused of belittling Celta Vigo after rolling a spot-kick to Luis Suarez in the 6-1 win, but his was a selfless show of brilliance on Sunday. The wonder of Lionel Messi should be celebrated, not scorned. The Argentine attacker received criticism from some quarters for his penalty pass to Luis Suarez on Sunday. Disrespectful, some said. Nonsense: it was the latest example of his genius - and in all probability a touching tribute to Johan Cruyff. Messi has all the answers. Even against a Celta Vigo side who beat Barca 4-1 in September and who gave as good as they got in an evenly matched first half, there was the five-time Ballon d'Or winner with the solutions. First, he gave the Catalans a lead they barely deserved with a fantastic free-kick (his fifth of the season, a new personal mark). And then, with the scores level at 1-1 in the second period, he took out six Celta defenders with an exquisite chip for Suarez to make it 2-1. He was simply unplayable. He then embarked on a trademark dribble which set up Neymar and in turn Suarez for the third: all about the MSN. It was exhibition football, but what came next was even more spectacular. Messi won a penalty with an outrageous piece of skill that brought a foul from Jonny and the Argentine looked all set to take the spot-kick himself. Fair enough: Neymar has been missing of late and the 28-year-old was in search of his 300th Liga goal. Instead, however, he rolled the ball to Suarez for the Uruguayan to poke home and complete his hat-trick. Thierry Henry and Robert Pires tried something similar at Arsenal against Manchester City in 2005, but the pair failed to execute the move and it ended in embarrassment. Back in 1982, however, Cruyff and Jesper Olsen did succeed in a 5-0 win for Ajax over Helmond. Then, the Dutch legend passed to his left, the goalkeeper came off his line and after receiving the ball back from his Danish team-mate, he rolled it into the empty net. Cruyff is currently battling lung cancer and said this week that he is "2-0 up" in his fight against the disease. What Messi and Suarez did on Sunday, if not a direct tribute to the Barca icon, was certainly pertinent in bringing the Dutch legend into our minds as the football world prays for his full recovery. "I am hurt by the number of goals we let in, not by how they scored," Celta coach Toto Berizzo said after the game. "Their players are respectful with the rival: they score goals as they can, as they want to and as they are allowed to." And Celta defender Gustavo Cabral echoed the thoughts of his coach. "It's annoying that it ended up being a goal," he said. "But not because of the way they took it." Luis Enrique, meanwhile, was full of praise for the strike. "It's a legal way of taking a penalty," he said. "Some will like it and others won't, but those of us who are at this club try to win titles, to have a good time and to provide enjoyment for our fans in a spectacular fashion." They certainly achieved that on Sunday in what was one of the most memorable halves of football at Camp Nou in recent times. With Barca's brilliance, it has become common for the media in Spain to question whether their play is disrespectful - especially that of Neymar. But Luis Enrique lamented: "In this country sometimes a bad foul is more acceptable than a work of art on the pitch." Sad but true. And if Celta's players and their coach believe Messi's actions did not represent a lack of respect towards their team, why should anyone else think so? The Argentine creates something new in almost every game and his genius should be embraced with elation, not disdain. Because if fans cannot enjoy the finest footballer of his generation and probably the greatest player in history, then they may as well watch another sport instead
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FINALLY!!! |
BREATHTAKING! |
tawa89:Praise the Lord! |
There is palpable fear in the camps of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Abia State as the Supreme Court begins hearing on the appeal of Dr. Okezie Victor Ikpeazu. Recall that Ikpeazu had approached the country’s apex court challenging the judgment of the Appeal Court sitting in Owerri, Imo State which sacked him and declared Alex Otti of the APGA the governor of the state. The Nation gathered that while some members of the two parties were optimistic that the Supreme Court would rule in their favour, others were skeptical of whether the judgment was going to be in their favour. Information also have it that supporters of the two parties across the 17 local government areas of the state have equally been mobilized to leave for Abuja ahead of Wednesday’s sitting of the Supreme Court. Supporters of both parties it was gathered have booked for assorted kinds of drinks at respective drinking joints to celebrate the victory of their candidates should the Supreme Court decides to rule on the matter before it the same day. Some of them who spoke anonymously expressed fears that the judgment and stated that they were willing to accept whatever would be the decision of Supreme Court. One of the supporters said “you know what happened in Rivers and Ebonyi state matters respectively when they came up for hearing at the Supreme Court. Such a thing may happen in Abia’s case and as I speak with you now, we are on our way to Abuja ahead of tomorrow’s court sitting. Supreme Court like you know is the apex court of the land and whatever their decision is, we will abide by it. But I am sure that our candidate will get a fair hearing.” It was also gathered that security agencies have beefed-up their units in the state to avoid being caught unawares should any person or group of persons decide to cause breakdown of law and order in the state. http://thenationonlineng.net/abia-tension-as-supreme-court-set-to-hear-ikpeazus-appeal/
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Threads like this should be seen more often... not those yeye celebrities stuffs which will in no way impact our lives positively... God Bless You OP |
How at the mighty fallen ![]() |
Alright today's my birthday please show some love |
Okay today's my birthday... There's a tradition here... Pls show some love |
Pwhitelaw:is it sold out? 40k PH |
gwillonlinemart:I'm also interested, I reside in PH |

