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T DEPENDS. MAYBE YOUR BLOG IS NOT A NEWS BLOG. IF IT IS, YOU WOULD HAVE COPY AND PASTE AND EDIT TOO.

MulticolourDeco:


I am a blogger and I don't and I have never copied and pasted.

Check out www.kemimulticolour..com

IT DEPENDS. MAYBE YOUR BLOG IS NOT A NEWS BLOG. IF IT IS, YOU WOULD HAVE COPY AND PASTE AND EDIT TOO.

MulticolourDeco:


I am a blogger and I don't and I have never copied and pasted.

Check out www.kemimulticolour..com

NO

Olarewajub:
Hi Guys! I've been wondering whether it is really possible for a blogger to do without copy and paste or can a blogger copy and paste articles from other reputable blog?

This proves even the foreign countries we love so much are IMPERFECT as well.

This happened in Aberdeen, UK. Yesterday evening there were flash floods after torrential downpours that led to chaos.

A group of 30 children had to be ushered from a nursery while cars were left submerged by the flooding. The flooding was expected to continue to cause problems this morning despite local councils trying to clear the water. See photos below:

See More photos: http://www.akeemrotimi..com/2015/07/see-huge-flood-in-scotland-arberdeen-airport.html

mans114:
Nigeria’s top five rated players of all time

By Mansur Abubakar

Since the formation of Nigeria’s first national football team in 1949 which was coached by the famous Fulham star' John (Jack) Finch, the country has went on to produce some of the brightest players in the history of the game. From the Christian Chukwu inspired side that landed Eagles their first African Cup of Nations trophy in 1980 to the immensely talented ‘dream team’ which took the world by storm in 1994 (many also describe it as the best of all time).

All manner of stars have adorned the green and white before going on to achieve stardom, international recognition and trophies alike, these five players are the most highly rated as far as football in Nigeria is concerned.

5 Stephen Keshi- [/b]present coach of the senior national team who apart from guiding Eagles to their third AFCON title in South Africa two years ago also enjoyed a sterling playing career with both Nigeria and a host of clubs in Europe.

A no nonsense centre back who was occasionally drafted as a holding midfielder, Keshi got his debut at the age of 17 in 1989 and went on to captain the team to both the Tunisia 94 AFCON triumph and their first FIFA World Cup, gaining over 80 caps on the way.

His record with Belgian side Anderlecht is also admirable having being part of the team that clinched the league and cup double in 1993, today Coach Keshi is one of the most decorated and recognized ex Nigerian players.

[b]4 John Obi Mikel- came to limelight during the 2005 U17 World Cup in Holland where he almost eclipsed arguably the greatest player of all time, Lionel Messi to the coveted Golden Ball due to his mesmerizing display at the tournament which made many rate him among the three most talented footballers in the world at the time.

Apart from being part of the 2013 AFCON winning side in Johannesburg, Mikel’s Eagles career can best be described as average but Chelsea FC of England is where the midfielder has really made his name, being part of the team that has won three EPL titles, four FA Cups, three League cups, UEFA Champions League and the Europa League.

All that meant this list would have been incomplete without including the former Lyn Oslo player who due to his talents was at the centre of a transfer tussle between Manchester United and Chelsea in 2006. Today he is no longer a first team player in the ‘Blues’ team but will go down as one of Nigeria’s biggest exports in football.

3 Rashidi Yekini- No one is yet to break his goal scoring record for Eagles having netted 46 times in 94 appearances. Was the focal point of Clement Westerhoff’s amazing team of 1994 where he scored vital screamers that helped landed the ‘Tunisia 94’ AFCON title.
Scored Nigeria’s first ever goal at a FIFA World Cup against Bulgaria in USA with his goal net celebration stuck in the minds of millions of football lovers till date.

In Europe, Yekini didn’t disappoint either, notching up goals wherever he went to from Boavista, Vitoria Setubal to swiss side Young Boys, the Kwara born star was able to achieve high international rating and stardom during his playing days, may God bless his soul.

2 Austin Jay Jay Okocha- He remains Nigeria’s most technically gifted player till date, he was able to do things no one could do with the ball. The great Pele once said of him “Okocha is the only African player that could walk straight into the Brazil national team” what a compliment from the legendary player.

Another player from the great 1994 team, starting his career with Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga (one of his goals is rated among the top three in the history of the league) by 1998 Okocha was Africa’s most expensive player when he moved from Fenerbahce to Paris Saint Germain after the World Cup.

His stint with Bolton Wanderers is still fresh in the minds of football crazy EPL fans where he mesmerized English top flight with his abundant of skills. Bolton fans just like Nigerians rates him among their best of all time having helped them avoid the drop several times not forgetting guding them to the league cup.

Nwankwo Kanu- What haven’t been said about this player, this week a pub in South London which celebrates a legendary hero every week, wrote this about their ‘man of the week’.

“ inspired Nigeria to Olympic gold in 1996, overcame heart bypass surgery to win numerous trophies with Arsenal including being part of the invincibles of 2004 not forgetting FA Cup win for Pompey, all hail King Kanu “ they wrote on their board

Kanu was already an Eredivise and UEFA Champions league title winner with Ajax at the age of 17 before engineering the miracle of Atlanta 1996 despite being close to death at the time. His inability to lift the AFCON is the only blip in the career of Nigeria’s most highly rated and respected player.

About Mikel is under 20 world cup not u-17

Sorry its World Youth Championship. Netherland 2005... that is, under 20 World cup not u-17[quote author=mans114 post=35470094]Nigeria’s top five rated players of all time

By Mansur Abubakar

4 John Obi Mikel- came to limelight during the 2005 U17 World Cup in Holland where he almost eclipsed arguably the greatest player of all time, Lionel Messi to the coveted Golden Ball due to his mesmerizing display at the tournament which made many rate him among the three most talented footballers in the world at the time.

Apart from being part of the 2013 AFCON winning side in Johannesburg, Mikel’s Eagles career can best be described as average but Chelsea FC of England is where the midfielder has really made his name, being part of the team that has won three EPL titles, four FA Cups, three League cups, UEFA Champions League and the Europa League.

All that meant this list would have been incomplete without including the former Lyn Oslo player who due to his talents was at the centre of a transfer tussle between Manchester United and Chelsea in 2006. Today he is no longer a first team player in the ‘Blues’ team but will go down as one of Nigeria’s biggest exports in football.quote]

shocking but good news

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misssclassy:


Thanks.

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Nice one Missclassy ...u re a great writer. how can I get your num? Or facebook name...

misssclassy:
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tranxo:
Don't worry.

what tip dear?

tranxo:
Wanted to give you a tip on the blog for your friend. It appears it's no longer necessary.

I think she did the photography

tranxo:
So who "photographs" a photographer? Lol.

Aww! so cute.

http://www.akeemrotimi..com/2015/07/adorable-photo-ty-her-twins.html

I tire for these politicians o

so sad

I donbelivit

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tranxo:
Sent you a pm

nop, a friend's blog

tranxo:
is this your blog?

adam and eve apple

1. Follow your passion not the crowd. I think, many thinks success in blogging comes only by blogging on the most wanted niche (entertainment and news). Well, is very good, but consider the fact that so many blogs ar pointing to that, why don't you choose a nice niche. Although that is also the niche I blog on... But engage your brain to work....

This is the number thing to consider.......so many want to blog because of Linda Ikeji or my friend Akeem Rotimi. they feel writing just one post can give them the range rover sport car they dream about. check yourself if u actually have the passion to meet with people's need online, if yes...then u re good to go

lol

Jboyossai:
Bloggers don dey too much this days.....

cc

argob44:
Lol... Abeg my fellow Nigerians and Ghanaians, Who mumu pass among these actors?

http://www.akeemrotimi..com/2015/06/question-of-day-among-these-nollywood.html

that one na concern you @wizkid

funny I posted this first o

lol

sagr:
Lol d guy dey disply hm tin..OP na ur money hm take buy am?

helipad things. its a good development. hehehe

This is currently trending on twitter. His fans feel he is too big to show off an iPhone 6 as big deal. lol


The way he sampled it though!
http://www.akeemrotimi..com/2015/06/when-you-finally-buy-new-iphone-6.html

sad

boy or girl? who can guess right?