Please i have eight dollars in my fiverr account that i want to exchange for bitcoin.. Please who can help

All these fake stories making frontpage.. Just passing through with my bowl of popcorn and soda

This was posted on a Facebook group some minutes ago. Ladies please be careful and be vigilant

nikwes:
Why can't you people be reasonable for once. You are the ones who complained about the epilepsy of the site. Now, they have decided to shut down temporarily to address that issue and you all are here complaining again. Which one do you prefer, to maintain the status quo or to work on the site for easy navigation??insatiable set of people.

For your mind you sabi speak English abi?

They knew before hand they would be recruiting and millions of people would be applying and they had months to be prepared and to build a quality website, yet they came up with a quack website.
Npower did the same thing, they went offline to address the situation, still the same problem keeps reoccurring.
These two are big projects for God sake and should be treated as such.
If mediocrity is taking place in key sectors of the country then no wonder we are still in mediocrity.
Oga abeg lets complain and call a spade a spade

So non of you are seeing their deception.. They want to state this recruitment as ome of their achievement on oct 1st... Just dont be surprised when you see the site working again on September 29

Cant say it better

If you know how to talk or how to be sarcastic, do sure know someone out there knows how to listen and reply .
Donald got trumped so badly

osarenmwienda:
lol.... mad men...
ordinary meat pie

Yes! And ordinary puna una no wan give. I wont comment, just passing through with my bowl of popcorn and soda

deymoh:


Actress Toyin Aimakhu Expose Her Hot Legs In These Skin-tight Black Mini-Skirt

http://www.9jacodedgist.com/2016/09/wonderful-actress-toyin-aimakhu.html

Really? Toyin Aimakhu hot leg? Which world are you living in bro?

Tourists in Amsterdam have spotted a self-portrait of Dutch artist Adriaen van der Werff, who bears an uncanny resemblance to the Barcelona and Argentina
Think Lionel Messi was born in 1987? Maybe a trip to the Netherlands might change your mind...

Tourists in Amsterdam have spotted that a self-portrait by Dutch painter Adriaen van der Werff at the Rijksmuseum looks an awful lot like the Barcelona and Argentina superstar.

Several sightseers have noted the uncanny resemblance between the two in their TripAdvisor reviews of the museum.

It seems safe to say that Messi is an artist both on and off the pitch - that is, when he's not also appearing as other people's shadows ...

He gets around, that Leo Messi!

Source:http://www.footytalk247.com/2016/09/picture-it-is-official-phenomenon-messi.html?m=1

Dnt fight over fraction questions again. Study these

Worked-out examples on greater or smaller fraction:

1. Which is greater?
(i) 1/8 or 4/8

Solution:

1/8 or 4/8 both the fractions have equal denominators are 8 and numerators as 4 > 1.
Therefore, 4/8 > 1/8

(ii) 2/3 or 1/3

Solution:

2/3 or 1/3 both the fractions have equal denominators are 3 and numerators as 2 > 1.
Therefore, 2/3 > 1/3

(iii) 4/7 or 3/7

Solution:
4/7 or 3/7 both the fractions have equal

denominators are 7 and numerators as 4 > 3.
Therefore, 4/7 > 3/7

2. Which is greater?

(i) 1/6 or 1/7

Solution:
1/6 or 1/7 both the fractions have equal numerators are 1 and denominators as 6 < 7.
Therefore, 1/6 > 1/7

(ii) 2/9 or 2/10

Solution:
2/9 or 2/10 both the fractions have equal numerators are 2 and denominators as 9 < 10.
Therefore, 2/9 > 2/10

(iii) 9/16 or 9/19

Solution:
9/16 or 9/19 both the fractions have equal numerators are 9 and denominators as 16 < 19.
Therefore, 9/16 > 9/19

highmood:
OMG! The world should speak out against violence against women. The campaign is too poor especially in Africa where politics and religion have taken over the minds of the supposed sensible and fortunate ones.-rather women in authority to genuinely speak for thier fellow women, they are thier licking the dirty a$$ of politicians and thier allies.

This is more than just violence against women, things like this always happen to both men and women. The heart of humans is just filled with wickedness. Smh

kinibigdeal:
Why seun rewire So no other rewire name's you can pick on NL

Kini big deal?

kinibigdeal:
Why seun rewire So no other rewire name's you can pick on NL

Kini big deal?

Instead of people thinking outside the box and seeing how deteriorated the Nigerian policies are, all I see from most comments is '' How I wish it were my kids going to that school", "how i wish it were me going to that school..

Smh..

It just shows how most Nigerians think. (the get rich and show off mentality)

.. And no douchebag should quote me with the '' poverty mentality shit" or the "inferiority complet shit"

Maybe it is high time the football world started paying attention to Shaggy's song "The power of a woman".

It is a general believe in Africa that you don't push a woman to the wall, once you do that, they can be unforgiving and this somehow could be related to Mourinho's plight and his Manchester united team's abysmal form presently.



If you remember vividly, August of 2015/2016 premier league season, Mourinho banned Carneiro from attending club matches or training sessions. This came aftermath of Chelsea's match against Swansea, during which the physio ran unto the pitch to treat the seemingly injured Eden Hazard with few minutes remaining to the end of the match with Chelsea drawing the game 2-2.

Mourinho was visibly infuriated with Carneiro's action to run unto the field, with the manager stating afterward that his doctors should have known better than running unto the pitch to treat a seemingly wounded player. What a hypocrite?.





The truth of the matter is that nobody can actually blame the physio for trying to help a player who was injured and moreso a player very vital to the team.

Why didn't Mourinho blame Hazard for trying to feign injury? (that is, if he actually was).
It was evident Mourinho was taking on Carneiro simply because he saw her as a more vulnerable scapegoat in the scenario.



Everything went downward for Mourinho after that as Chelsea only managed to accrued a meagre 15 points in a 16 league fixtures, the worst Chelsea had taken from that sum of fixtures, and they were also languishing in 16th position.

Carneiro didn't let the insult to her personality slide however as she filed a constructive dismissal case against Chelsea and Mourinho, with Chelsea unreservedly apologized to the doctor.

That was just the start of Mourinho's curse. The manager couldn't hold back is emotions after a notably league match lost to eventual champion Leicester city, with Mourinho saying after the game that "he felt betrayed by some of his players".



He said "some of them need to rethink the way they live Chelsea, the way they live football, they live their job" he told Chelsea Tv.

Mourinho eventually got a well deserved sack after just seven months at the club, with owner Roman Abrahimovic trying to savage what is left of the club.

Some football experts all over the world including me didn't think Mourinho's plight at Chelsea was ordinary, we preferred to label it to a "curse by Eva Carneiro", reasons being that everything started turning sour after that feud with the physio.

The curse continues....

Chelsea and Mourinho might have apologized but it doesn't seems the curse has been lifted just yet. Mourinho took over the Manchester united reign from Louis Van Gaal, and despite spending over £200m in acquiring Paul Pogba, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Eric Baily and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Mourinho seems like he doesn't have a clue at Manchester united.

Manchester united has lost their last three matches in a role, something that is incomprehensible giving the talent at his disposal and his own success in the round leather game.



Pogba was the best midfielder at Juventus when he was bought, Zlatan the legend and record breaker at Psg, Mkhitaryan was the best assister in the whole of the top five leagues in the world, but all were made to look ordinary against teams such as Manchester city, Feyenoord and Watford. Bar Manchester city, those teams value cannot pay the wages of Zlatan Ibrahimovic {ok, that is a bit over exaggerating}.



In all fairness, they won their first three matches in the league, but Manchester united fan would mostly agree it wasn't that much convincing.

Mourinho though seems to have learnt in his way of treating club's senior players as he was reluctant in dropping Wayne Rooney to the Manchester united bench despite the player not fitting in to the role Mourinho is using him, but this is coming at a cost.



All might have been settled between Mourinho and Carneiro but it doesn't seems the physio has completely lifted her curse on Mourinho yet.

How long the curse will stay is left to Manchester united fans to find out, and the table will surely would be glad to be of help at the end of the season.

From www.footytalk247.com

Op from the pic above, which one of them is peter and which is paul?

Things sure changed quickly for Jose Mourinho at Manchester United. Mourinho looked to have turned United around as the season kicked off, but now the United boss finds himself under fire from pundits and fans alike.




Manchester United needed a saviour after a disastrous three seasons since Sir Alex Ferguson stepped away from the club. Jose Mourinho arrived as the newest potential saviour in the summer, after Louis van Gaal was the latest to disappoint at Old Trafford.

The one thing Mourinho always seems to bring with him is self-belief. That self-belief soon rubbed off on everybody associated with the Red Devils. Suddenly, after Mourinho’s arrival, coupled with a summer spending spree, Mourinho had everybody believing again.

Everybody was on board. The ship was, finally, heading in the right direction. And it still is. Just not as fast as everybody thought it was. After starting the season with three wins in the Premier League, United crashed to defeat at home to local rivals Manchester City in the Manchester derby.

That was the real test of Mourinho’s work. That was the real test of whether United had really been revived or whether it was all more perception than reality. That game was a reality check.

It also highlighted some problems which were already boiling under the surface. Problems you get away with against Bournemouth, Southampton and Hull City – although even that was nip and tuck. The first warning, perhaps.

The reality, even this early in the season, is that the job of rebuilding United is much bigger than signing a few players and a bold, bullish, confident manager. Mourinho boldly declared the team’s title intentions very early on. He was virtually the only Premier League manager to do so.

That showed belief in the players, but what is belief if it is misplaced? It also applied pressure to a team still to find themselves. No other top manager came out and declared their intentions so boldly. It was unnecessary.

Mourinho fired the first warning shots but now finds himself in retreat. That was just one mistake. One of many the Portuguese has already made in his short time at United.

1. Formation
The formation Manchester United are currently playing does not suit the team. It definitely does not suit, in particular, new signings Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkihitaryan. The arrival of both players brought excitement to United fans, but on their showings so far, you would be forgiven for wondering what all the fuss is about.

Primarily, Mkhitaryan is a number 10. A playmaker who likes to get on the ball often, and then score and create goals for his team. So far the Armenian has either been played as a right winger by Mourinho or left on the bench.




This is one of the best players in the Bundesliga last season we’re talking about. A player who contributed 11 goals and 15 assists to Borussia Dortmund from a central area. Why would you play him on the right flank? Why even buy him?

And then there’s Pogba. You know him, right? The guy who plays high up the field, making runs beyond the opposition’s back line, aiding the link-up play around the penalty box and just generally being a constant attacking threat in the final third?
No? Not seen him? No, nor Mourinho, apparently. Pogba plays in a two-man midfield these days. France tried him there in Euro 2016, too, and it didn’t work. All it did was stifle his attacking talent. In fact, it stifled him so much that Mourinho decided to do the same in the Premier League.




Now Pogba looks similarly subdued with more defensive work occupying him than anything else. Pogba needs to play in a forward position as a number 10 or in a three-man midfield with license to roam.
Passing, tackling and defending are not the Frenchman’s best qualities, so why have him do those things? Release him to burst forward and be the player you bought in the first place. The current setup doesn’t suit Pogba or Mkhitaryan.

And when they cost a combined £116 million, you would probably be wise to set the team up to get the best out of them.

2. Keeping Wayne Rooney as captain
Mourinho making Wayne Rooney his captain has had one knock-on effect after another. The first thing it did was invite questioning about the wisdom of such a move, given the level Rooney is now playing at. Although, Mourinho stoutly backed his man .

Maybe Mourinho thought publicly backing Rooney would serve as a confidence boost for the 30-year-old? All it really did was put Mourinho’s back against the wall. Now the United boss fields questions on Rooney’s form and selection after every game.

And still, Mourinho continues to back his guy. He won’t budge. Which is a problem because United have a better player for the role in Henrikh Mkhitaryan. However, the Armenian, instead, gets shunted onto the right wing. If he’s lucky to get a game, that is.

Pogba, too, would be massively helped by playing as a number 10 with two midfielders behind him doing the defensive work. But nope. We have to get Rooney in the team. We need them eight Premier League goals he scored last season. Or those six assists.

United don’t have a huge choice when it comes to appointing a captain, but you need your best starting XI out there first. Then you worry about a captain. Is Rooney really in United’s best starting lineup now?
Rooney’s passion is one thing his teammates could learn from, however.

Against Manchester City, Rooney played angrily and that was because he’s a winner. He genuinely cared about winning against the club’s closest rivals. He understood the situation.

But that aside, in terms of playing as a dangerous, creative number 10, United have better options now. Is Mourinho willing to drop his captain? Or is that a perch he now does not want to back down from?

3. Not signing another centre-back
Eric Bailly has been one of the biggest plus points of United’s season in the opening games. Sure, the Ivorian looks raw at times. But he’s still developing and he’s done fantastically well for where he currently is in his development. The biggest thing Bailly is missing is a partner.

Chris Smalling has been shelved by Mourinho, whilst the United boss seems to be almost as unconvinced by Daley Blind. So if that is the case then why didn’t Mourinho swoop to sign another centre-back during the transfer window?

Rumors of Jose Fonte from Southampton were perfect. A player familiar with the Premier League, wouldn’t cost too much money and is experienced enough to help Bailly along the way. Instead, Mourinho decided to stick with what he has and now, coincidentally, he’s stuck with what he has.
Bailly looked shaky for the first time in the derby. Blind also had a poor game and showed he’s really not a centre-back at the highest level. So now Mourino may well have to turn to a player he’s obviously not very keen on in Smalling.

Mourinho is clearly not happy with his centre-back options but, once again, he’s backed himself into a corner. He’s got what he’s got now and he’ll have to find a way to make it work. Maybe he does that. But it could have been so much simpler.

Read point four and five @ http://www.footytalk247.com/2016/09/5-mistakes-jose-mourinho-has-already.html?m=0#inscore_ifheight_xdc_7343

MadCow1:
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Cute..


From the look on kids face, it seems the question on the homework was; "Who will win the Ballon D'Or this year?" and the Kid does not want to say Messi..

Hahaha

It is like a war, who do you put at the front? Commander or the recruits? The recruits are dispensable because they are just like soldiers in a game of chess.

Cc sissy3,dominique