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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Post Abuja Jobs Here by newlander: 12:48pm On Dec 05, 2017
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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Swansea Vs Manchester United (0 - 4) On 19th August 2017 by newlander: 2:46pm On Aug 19, 2017
i think man utd should give Chelsea additional 20 million for matic


man utd scammed Chelsea embarassed embarassed

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Nairaland Fantasy Premier League 2017/2018 by newlander: 9:26am On Aug 17, 2017
mukina2:
I have sent all codes. please if you did not receive any, let me know .


mukina2 can i have the codes plssss.... i'm a newbie
Team Name: Mskata United
mustyskata@yahoo.com


thanks!!!
Celebrities / Re: Charly Boy Attacked, Escapes Lynching In Abuja’s Wuse Market At #ResumeOrResign by newlander: 2:00pm On Aug 15, 2017
wuse market of all places.......'wrongest' venue to carry out such protest





typical case of nyanga dey sleep trouble dey go wake am
Forum Games / Re: Describe Your Salary With A Movie Title by newlander: 9:40pm On Aug 10, 2017
zero dark thirty

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Family / Re: How Do I Deal With 'picky' Family Members by newlander: 1:51pm On Jun 21, 2017
Good thing he is in school.... How has he been surviving? He should continue that way.

Your girl cannot come n kill herself because of his 'picky picky'

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Health / Re: If You Eat Fried Potatoes Two Or More Times A Week, You Risk An Early Death by newlander: 12:25pm On Jun 16, 2017
mamatayour:
the Lord will satisfy me with long life and show me His salvation grin grin



AMEN





but Noah still died after 950 years grin grin grin
Health / Re: If You Eat Fried Potatoes Two Or More Times A Week, You Risk An Early Death by newlander: 12:13pm On Jun 16, 2017
mamatayour:
I shall live and not die in Jesus name

Family / Re: My Son Won't Let Me Get Any Action by newlander: 5:19pm On Jun 13, 2017
greatgod2012:
You don't know what is called quickie until you start having kids!


Learn how to do quickies!
Learn how to do it in unusual places and at unusual time!
Never try and use any sleeping drugs or unneeded cough syrups for the boy, it's part of the marriage experiences!

Shalom!

thanks yo
Family / Re: My Son Won't Let Me Get Any Action by newlander: 5:16pm On Jun 13, 2017
NotOfThis:


The way you've described your wife sef. Is your wife a piece of meat?


naaah its not like that yo, i was just trying to emphasize the point that i have a very beautiful wife and all that n i am not getting any action

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Family / Re: My Son Won't Let Me Get Any Action by newlander: 4:31pm On Jun 12, 2017
Brooke60:
Talk to madam or

give little dude sleeping pills grin

i am considering your second option grin grin grin

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Family / Re: My Son Won't Let Me Get Any Action by newlander: 4:30pm On Jun 12, 2017
mrsfavour:
try to do it midnightly ,he must have slept.let mum b/feed him fully so that he can give u guys at least an hour so u can catch some fun,that's how I roll.but bear in mind that when u start having kids, there is bound to be distractions unlike when ur single. keep managing till he can sleep all tru the night without disturbance.


thanks alot for this. but the midnight thing ehn... work stress no go allow person last reach midnight sef.

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Family / My Son Won't Let Me Get Any Action by newlander: 4:07pm On Jun 12, 2017
okay firstly i'll like to apologise if the topic had been treated before, i'm kinda new here

Now here is the gist, my wife is a hottie, as in full option 6 loader double decker. but here is the thing, my son won't let me get a piece of that no more. As in the dude have completely colonize my wife. i am not a stingy guy, i am open for a sharing option, but the lil guy is having non of that. he wants her all for himself. Any time we start clapping before we go begin the dance, dude will start his "attention seeking cry" even if he is asleep o, and my wife will leave me high and dry and go attend to him.

i need a way out (matured advice o)


i am tempted to start giving the guy cough syrup secretly





lil guy is 6 months old

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Celebrities / Re: Elizabeth Adeola Oshodi, Dammy Krane's Mother Issues Statement On His Arrest by newlander: 2:29pm On Jun 05, 2017
when he was busy taking pictures upandan posing inside private jets like he owns them, we no hear all these ones o



now yawa don gas, story don change say no be him even book am


what is my own sef



lemme come and be going jare

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Crime / Re: Face Of Evil "I Have Raped More Than 30 Women In 3 Years" by newlander: 11:59am On Jun 04, 2017
I think pumpy deserved to be pumped severally with pump action

Sports / Over 20yrs Career Without a Goal!!!....The Story Of Fooball's Greatest Conman by newlander: 12:08pm On Jun 02, 2017
The nickname Kaiser, he said, was given because of the similarities in style between him and legendary German defender Franz Beckenbauer. In a career that spanned 20 years, he travelled far and wide, plying his trade for clubs in Brazil, Mexico, the US, and even France.

Yet, Carlos Henrique ‘Kaiser’ was hardly as popular as his German namesake when he decided to hang up his boots, and unsurprisingly so. After all, very rarely did Kaiser make it to the field to live up to his title.

Many credit Ali Dia as the greatest liar in the history of football. But even he would agree that he was eclipsed by the Brazilian ‘Kaiser’, who had it all, despite putting in very little.

Carlos Henrique, like most other kids in Brazil, wanted to be a football player. He was actually quite good in his early years as well, and was picked up by Mexican outfit Puebla. However, despite having realised that he lacked the talent required to make it big in the game, he did not give up. Instead, he decided to take destiny into his own hands, and two decades later, ended with a storied career as a striker who never scored a goal.

In a time when there was no internet and only relatively low access to live television, he understood that a chance to enjoy a career in football was still possible, despite having seen his talent diminish over his teens. His camaraderie with Brazilian footballers like Romario, Renato Gaucho and Edmundo played a pivotal role in his success as part-conman, part-footballer, as Kaiser earned himself three-month trials as a makeweight in deals upon the insistence of his peers.

Once at the club, Kaiser would execute the next phase of his master plan. He would ask the club to give him time to regain fitness, thereby buying himself some time before he actually had to make the field. And when he did join the training sessions, he would drop to the ground at the first opportunity, clutching his hamstring.

With none of today’s medical equipment available during those times, the club had no option but to believe his story, allowing him to spend more time on the treatment table while getting paid by the club.
Thus began his journey as a footballer who travelled from club to club, conning sides into buying him and keeping him on their books while he used his status as a footballer to score off the field with women.

However, Kaiser did have his share of hiccups along the way. At Botafogo, he carried a huge phone with him during training sessions – at a time when owning a phone used to indicate a high status – and used it to make fake phone calls in English with what he said were interested clubs from European countries.

His teammates, not natural English speakers, were easily hoodwinked into buying his stories, but the club’s English-educated doctor Ronaldo Torres was baffled to hear one of Kaiser’s phone conversations, which did not make any sense at all. Looking to investigate further, the doctor found that Kaiser’s phone was in fact a toy.

Kaiser however wouldn’t be slowed down by his predicament, and jumped ship whenever he thought his time at a certain club was up.

Kaiser showed another moment of brilliant dexterity at Brazilian side Bangu, where he had arrived with the reputation of being a top goalscorer. However, unlike his tenures at previous clubs, Kaiser found it hard to bide his time on the bench, as club president Castor de Angrade wanted his ‘star striker’ on the pitch.

While he was recovering from one of his innumerable injuries, Kaiser was surprised to learn that he had been selected in Bangu’s squad for one of their matches. The side’s first team coach had, however, assured Kaiser that he had been added only as a precautionary measure, and would not be made to take the field.

Nevertheless, with the side losing and desperate for a goal, Kaiser was told to warm up. Knowing that entering the field would mean curtains for his time at the club, the player hit up another stroke of brilliance.

“I noticed that the fans were insulting their own team’s players. So I climbed into the fence and launched verbal assaults at the fans,” said Kaiser in an interview. His plan worked, as the referee brandished a red card even before Kaiser entered the field, thereby saving him the embarrassment that could have ensued had he been brought on.

An incensed de Angrade demanded an explanation for the striker’s actions. But Kaiser was not to be phased. He had already thought the situation through.

“Before you say anything, listen,” he said. “God gave me a father, who passed away. But he gave me another (de Angrade), and I’ll never allow anyone to say my father is a thief. But the fans were saying exactly that. That’s why I intervened.”

So pleased was the club’s president by his reply, that Kaiser received a six-month contract extension immediately, instead of the termination that many thought he was in line for.

As his appetite for success grew, he decided to take his skills (or the lack of it) to French shores, and joined Ajaccio, a team from the island of Corsica.

Brazilian football was in vogue at the time, and the arrival of a new foreign import had the locals waiting with bated breath. Expectedly then, the club’s fans flocked to their home stadium to catch a glimpse of Kaiser during his first training session.

Realising that his ruse would have been uncovered had he faked another of his injuries at that moment, Kaiser picked up every single ball that was available on the pitch and kicked them into the stands as souvenirs to the adulating fans, while kissing the club’s badge to get the fans on his side.

His surprised teammates didn’t have a ball to practice with thereafter, resulting in the side doing only physical drills, which Kaiser didn’t have any qualms towards.

Despite feigning injury on multiple occasions with Ajaccio, Kaiser stayed with the club for a number of years, and eventually ended his career with 30 appearances in a career that spanned over 20 years.

Carlos Henrique Kaiser might not be the most decorated footballer in the game’s history. Yet, his story is one worth telling, his tale worth remembering.

He had neither the skill nor the perseverance to become a footballer. However, such shortcomings were no match for football’s greatest liar.

https://www.sportskeeda.com/football/carlos-henrique-kaiser-the-story-of-footballs-greatest-conman

Politics / Re: If This Is What Biafra Is About, I'm Out!!! by newlander: 11:10am On Jun 02, 2017
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Politics / If This Is What Biafra Is About, I'm Out!!! by newlander: 11:08am On Jun 02, 2017
What some people are saying about biafra and Nnamdi Kanu

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