How To Spot A Fake Abuja Big Girl | By: Chinenye Ugonna

If you have lived in Abuja for more than a year, you should understand the term “fake Abuja big girl” or FABB. These are the girls who are usually very attractive, own all the Apple products in this world, live in N1million flats in Maitama, but if you check their background, their parents are struggling in their various villages.  Enough said, let me educate you.

(1.) Bleached skin and tattoos:
These days, most girls think they have to be “white-skinned” to be beautiful. They go as far as taking injections to perfect their skin. They then get tattoos to complete the look. These girls have to sell their market. When you check their background, their families are as dark-skinned as they come but these girls look more like Black or White era Michael Jackson.

(2.) Fake accent:
This is another common trait. FABBs roll their tongues like their lives depend on it. Every vowel, irrespective of the word, is followed by an ‘R’: Jos become Jors; Taxi, Tarxi; Abuja, Abujarrr.

(3.) Long ‘human’ hair:
If they do not have the Brazilian hair that reaches their butt, they haven’t arrived. Picture the combo: bleached skin, fake accent and long Brazilian hair. Most of these girls don’t even have up to N10, 000 in their bank accounts but they have to impress. All na packaging!

(4.) Own the latest android phones:
This draws me back to a Nigerian movie I watched weeks ago. Funke Akindele’s character sold her bed just so she could buy an Android phone. She preferred to sleep on a bare mattress on the floor than use her regular Nokia phone just so she could impress the guys and catch “proper fish.” This is exactly what FABBS do. They would own the iPhone 5s, S4, iPad. Before the iPhone6 is out, they already have it yet they don’t have regular jobs. So where do they get all that money from?

(5.) Don’t invite you to their houses:
FABBs never want you to know where they live; it would ruin the illusion of their prosperous lives. Picture this, as a guy, you meet this pretty light skinned lady, who owns all the nicest phone and tablets, maybe drives a car if the hustle is tight; long Brazilian hair and a little cash in their bank account. As a guy, you believe you are toasting or dating a girl who has money. So, why would she invite you to her “face me I face you” to spoil her packaging?
Everybody’s hustle is different but that of the Fake Abuja Big Girl is the realest; take note.
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Germany beats Nigeria to claim U-20 Women’s World Cup

This year is really for the Germans. A month after their men claimed the 2014 World Cup title in Brazil, their women are basking in glory again. A late strike by Lena Petermann handed them the FIFA U20 Women World Cup trophy. The finals which took place in Montreal’s Olympic Stadium in Canada ended 1-0 lastnight.
An excited German coach, Maren Meinert spoke after the match. “Obviously, we never expected to be standing here as champions considering the teams we had to play against, we’re especially proud and happy to be here, to have achieved such an amazing thing.”
Nigerian coach, Peter Dedevbo rued missed chances, “We did our best to see that our image was redeemed. We had opportunities to win this match in the first half. We created chances, but we couldn’t take them. Germany had their chance and they took it. We had an opportunity in the finals, and we threw it away. My players had an opportunity to wrap it up, and they threw it away.”
Falconets striker, Asisat Oshoala who netted a total of 7 goals clinched the Most Valuable player award at the tournament. She also won the Golden Ball and Golden Boot awards.

Sad! Cameroonian striker killed by object thrown by fans in Algeria

24 year-old Cameroonian striker, Albert Ebosse passed away yesterday August 23, 2014 after being hit by an object thrown by fans in the stands. The incident happened shortly after he scored the only goal for his club. The match which was held at the Tizi Ouzou stadium, Algeria was between JS Kabylie and USM Alger.

He was rushed to a hospital close to the match venue but unfortunately died from severe injuries on his head.

Meanwhile, the Algeria National Professional League has ordered the immediate closure of the stadium.

Ebose scored 17 goals from 31 appearances and was also the top scorer in the 2013/2014 Algerian Premier League.

May his soul find repose.

Style Struck: Mo Cheddah

It’s not like the style is so spectacular; infact it is simple and very conventional but Mo cheddah’s look for a wedding event is worth giving several thumbs up for; Makeup? Quite flawless and her trademark fringe hairstyle was also big point. Less is beautiful. One word! Alluring.

Official statement on 2face's Dad death

Here’s a statement from The Idibia family confirming the death of their patriarch Michael Agbo Idibia.

With sadness in our hearts, but with gratitude to God for a life well spent, we announce the passing on of our father, brother, uncle and in-law, Michael Agbo Idibia, a native of Okpokwu Idumoga in Benue State.Born on July 25, 1946, Mr. Idibia is an alumnus of Kansas State University, USA, and retired from the Ministry of Agriculture, Makurdi, Benue State. Survived by wife, Mrs. Rose Owoyi Idibia, children: Steven Idibia, Innocent ‘2face’ Idibia‎, Hyacinth Idibia and Oche Idibia, grand-children, and siblings.‎ Burial arrangements will be announced by the family. We plead with the media and the general public to respect the privacy of the family in this difficult time.

Thank you.

The Idibia Family.

2face Idibia loses father

Award-winning singer, Innocent ‘2face’ Idibia’s father Mr Michael Idibia has passed on. He died this evening at an Abuja-based hospital after an unsuccessful battle with prostrate cancer. 2face disclosed 2months ago that he was diagnosed early and had started treatment.

May his soul find repose.

Real Madrid rejects Barcelona's bid for Angel di Maria.

The world would be surprised if they agreed. UCL Champions, Real Madrid has turned down Spanish giants, Barcelona’s bid to sign their winger Angel di Maria for £48m. The offer was instantly rejected by Madrid president, Florentino Perez.
The 26 year-old has been on many clubs’ radar ever since he requested to leave the Catalans after failing to agree new terms on his current contract. One of such clubs is PSG who later called time on their pursuit because he was too expensive. The Argentine has reportedly told Manchester United’s new signing, Rojo that he wants a move to the England club.

Top 10 highest paid soccer coaches in the world.

Well, I honestly don’t understand what criteria this people used to draw up their list cos just last December, Bayern Munich’s Pep Guardiola was named the highest paid coach in the world, how he’s now crawled into no 8 spot is a bit puzzling.

According to CP, former Brazil National team coach, Felipe Scolari has been named the highest paid soccer coach in the world. The tenth person on the list is Arsenal boss, Arsene Wenger.

(1) Luiz Felipe Scolari – €61.6m

(2) Jose Mourinho – €11.0m

(3) Fabio Capello – €11.0m

(4) Roberto Mancini – €6.0m

(5) Carlo Ancelotti – €6.0m

(6) Manuel Pellegrini – €5.5m

(7) Louis Van Gaal – €5.2m

(8) Pep Guardiola – €5.1m

(9) Guus Hiddink – €5.0m

(10) Arsene Wenger – €4.8m

Stephen Keshi may not return as Super Eagles coach

According to reports, Stephen Keshi may not return as Head coach of the Super Eagles of Nigeria. The reason however isn’t far-fetched, the NFF is yet to agree with his new contract and salary demands.
The former Super Eagles player whose contract ended on June 30 told BBC Sport, “Talks over a new contract shouldn’t drag on. I can’t wait any more – the NFF is not serious. I have moved on. I can only wish the country well for the future. I’ve had about seven countries approach me in the last two months but I kept them all away.”

“There’s a game in two weeks [Nations Cup qualifier against Congo] but no-one is thinking about it and at the same time they expect you to win. I understand the ongoing crisis facing the federation but the national team should not suffer from such at this crucial stage. Sadly, I also think attention is focused more on the upcoming NFF elections and the national team is simply not a priority.”
He also talked about offers from other countries.

“I’ve had about seven countries approach me in the last two months but I kept them all away. I love my country and I am aware of the dream our fans had of me taking this team to the next level. While acknowledging the efforts of some people involved in the negotiation, I think others probably have other important things to do.”
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