7 Score line against 1..... Hillarious

Victor Ikpeba (Prince of Monaco) -

Victor Ikpeba (Prince of Monaco) represented Nigeria at the U-17 World Cup in Saudi’89 and their coach (Sebastian Broderick) said he’s the best player he ever managed. He was part of the Nigerian team that won gold at the summer Olympics in Atlanta’96. He won the Belgian African Footballer of the Year award in 1993 before he would win the CAF Player of the Year award in 1997. He represented Nigeria in four African Cup of Nations (1992, 1994, 2000, 2002) and two World Cups (1994, 1998).
- http://www.rascojet.com

Christian Chukwu - Defender

Christian Chukwu led the Nigerian team to the 1980 African Cup of Nations which they won on home soil and he was the best player of the tournament. He played in three consecutive African Cup of Nations from 1976 to 1980. He is probably the best Nigerian defender ever. He was also the captain of the famous Nigerian club (Enugu Rangers) during his playing days.
-: http://www.rascojet.com/blog

Don't try forge, the damages it portrays outweigh its short time gain.... my 2 Kobo

EZI OKWU

bushdoc9919:


I was responding to the post below...



which appeared to imply that Obama was ''kenyan'' or at the very least, that Obama's situation might be similar to the Gabonese situation(which simply put....states that your birth parents must both be Gabonese...a similar law exists in Ivory Coast....which is what led to the whole ''Ivorité'' nonsense that was used to exclude their (now president) Alassane Ouattara from the leadership in the 1990's.)

So, what were the electorate doing when he submitted his nomination bid ?? If they have passed a vote of confidence in him to rule why beat a dead mule.

Frenchkiss564:
Can nigerians allow a foreigner to rule them? Abeg this is africa and not america that was founded by immigrants our people are well connected to their lands, nigga go rule biafra

How are we sure that the Northern leaders rulling us from 1960 aren't from Chad, Niger or neighbouring countries?

bushdoc9919:


Obama is an American citizen by two simple facts...backed up by US law.

1.He was born on American soil....Hawaii (which became the 51'st state of America two years before he was born).

2.His mother is American....which also entitles him to citizenship.

Gabon follows different citizenship laws.

So what is your point?

CHRISTOPHER NUSA OHENHEN - Striker

Christopher Nosa Ohenhen popular known as "Ohen-hen", was a Nigerian retired footballer who played as a striker. He spent the vast majority of his professional career in Spain, with Compostela Football career

Born in Benin City on (born 14 October 1970), Ohen began his career at Julius Berger FC, then left at almost 19 for Spain. He had participated at the 1989 FIFA World Youth Championship, where his three goals for Nigeria attracted the attention of Real Madrid.

After two years playing solely with the club's reserves Ohenhen moved to SD Compostela, where he scored goals at an impressive rate: in his third year he netted 13 as the Galicians achieved a first-ever La Liga promotion. While at Compostela he was called up to a preliminary Nigerian squad for the 1998 FIFA World Cup but did not make the final cut.

After a loan to Turkey's Besiktas JK, Ohen's final years were highly irregular, and he also dealt with injury problems. (source Wiki)

ABIODUN OBAFEMI (DEFENDER)

Abiodun Obafemi was part of Nigeria's Gold Medal winning team at the 1996 Olympics born 25 December 1973 in Lagos. He played most of his career in Germany [ SSV Reutlingen (1997–2000) and FC Augsburg (2000–2001)]. He had two national appearances for Nigeria.

DanjaNinja:

Done

I
wanna join the facebook link too

IkA my origin.... Congratulation to my kinsman.... Now development should be channel towards Us

scoffield245:
15 wat.the only hard part was the graphical analysis part which hard two wrong incomplete questions.like the zrak June and may question. The answer was 1000 and wasn't there in the options. Two bonus marks. The current affairs ba walkover. The true false questions weren't hard if u studied.and it abounded.sone answers were. The one of all people prone to hypertension false.heart attack in winter uncertain. The ethanol one false. Aircraft false.flow more true.govt true.some disruptive strike false. Consensus in strike false.accomodation for the man true.ajia false. The question on all or some were only 1 and 2 twice. The other one of all rains are vegetables uncertain.all vegetables were rain but they didn't say all rains are vegetables. Olobiri.dawha john.1977.heart is oxygen.kidney, carbon for combustion.14 million. Hour,degree Celsius. Joule. Proton neutron electron, increase in weight due to more gravity.2 or more machines is compound.soil erosion,disclose,one was not in de above.the one about told him her mind. Tell me which question was hard dia

. why would u say that weight increases as it moves down water (remember weight=mg) does gravity increases with depth in water
Moreso, the aspect of true or false on aircraft is not false, the passage mentioned that biofuel is used in transportation so logically aircraft is also a means of transportation (the ans shld hav been CANNOT SAY since the passage didnt mention aircraft.) By saying false u are invariably saying that biofuel can't be used for aircraft

gambus007:
for MDA there are A,B,C. starting with C which is grade level 08 that is ministries is 48 to 56 without allowance.some ministries proffisional include allowance to dia salary like INFOMATION GET XTRA 10K while adminstrative officers go home with 52 or more.para-militry like civil defence,frsc,prison service etc for degree is 125k flat.customs service is not up to 100k is like 80k plus but dey pay them some amount at the end of the year which falls the same to others thats for conpass 08...nnpc,dpr,npa they generate huge revence are scale A.enginers get better salary than admin.officer.in summary salary are all the same,its jst the allowance.basic salary for all civil servants is not up to 30k.pardon my mistakes am using fone to type

Do you have an IDEA, about NNpc pay detail

DanjaNinja:


am humbled to have helped But God is entirely responsible for your success.

Hello DanjaNinja, I haven't gotten the Kaplan Analytical download. Please, can it (link) be upload here?

fittty:
Good move. Students will benefit from this also. When you're done with studies you get your PR

Can you please explain how getting PR favours students

DanjaNinja:



You welcome bro. Am glad my post was helpful. #OneLoveBro

Which link or URL can I download Kaplan new GRE 2011-2012 Premier pdf. Locating a site to download using google search engine seems to be an herculean task for me.

Horayce:

That doesn't make sense to me. On the fp don't we have threads that have links/ sources attached to them? Do their posts get removed by mods because of the fear of traffic diversion? is there a differnet code of conduct for travel section that users are not aware of?

@ cutekulush sorry u'd have to pay the 79 bucks for magoosh, there's no hack for magoosh yet. But on the forum i think u can get kap

@Horay... u knw what to do go to ur profile create a topic and place the link... That way ppl that need the link can check from there... I need the GRE

kevinaduga:
but he has certainly represented better than all the past Delta north senators. He is one of the most vibrant senators in the country and i believe, if given the opportunity, he will deliver the good in Delta state.

Anyway base on my level of civilisation and my last visit to Ika environ, I will score Okowa low in senatorial district development.

kevinaduga:
I'm not interested in which party wins the elections or the party that loses. All I'm interested in is that the elected polticians address the gross levels of under development in Delta state. The level of development in Delta state is unbecoming of an oil producing state. Gov Uduaghan has turned the running of the state into a family affair. Awarding contracts only to his family and friends who in turn embezzle the money without doing any thing.
We don't need an Urhobo governor again. Time for Anioma to rule. Vote Sen Okowa for governor 2015 and see Delta state move forward under his stewardship.

What has Okowa done in his 8years of rule as a senator in Ika community as a whole ??

ALLOY AGU

Alloysius Uzoma Agu is a former football goalkeeper from Nigeria. The number one choice in the early nineties, he played 28 international matches for the Nigerian national team. He was brought to the 1994 FIFA World Cup and the 1994 African Nations Cup as a cover for Peter Rufai. Agu retired at the age of 30, after having spent most of his career in Africa. He has served as the goalkeeping coach for Enyimba and in April 2008 was named goalkeeper coach for the national team.

Source: Wiki

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WILFRED AGBONAVBARE

Agbonavbare appeared with the Nigerian under-20 sat the1983 FIFA World Youth Championship in Mexico. He played for more than one decade with the full side, being selected for the1994 African Cup of Nations and that year's FIFA World Cup.

NDUKA UGBADE

As a youth player, fresh from St. Finbarrs College Akoka-Lagos, Ugbade was captain of the Nigeria U-16 male soccer team that won the1985FIFA U-16 World Championship. Four years later in the U-20 category, he was also part of Nigeria national under-20 football team at the1989 FIFA World Youth Championshipthat placed second and won silver medals in Saudi Arabia. Nigeria lost to Portugal in the final match, but Ugbade and his teammates were the toast of the day. After his immensely successful youth football career, Ugbade featured in the Nigerian national team for some years, but was plagued by injuries and poor form in the later years of his career which denied him of the opportunity of starring at the 1994 World Cup.
source....Wikipedia

FRIDAY EKPO

Friday Ekpo was one of the most influential players in the domestic league in the late 80s and early 90s.The diminutive midfielder won plenty of plaudits from the fans and made headlines after each game. His skills made him one of the most-sought after players in the country.After playing in the 2-1 defeat of Kenya in the group stages, Ekpo did not play in the championship until the third-placed encounter against Cameroon.The midfielder scored the first goaland set up Rashidi Yekini for the winning goal to help the Eagles winbronze after beating the Indomitable Lions 2-1.

Source: Punch newspaper

pak:
Time fails me but I would have provided bios of the underlisted and searched for pix online to spice up the thread, however these are other notable mentions amongst the almost forgotten 'greats' of Nigerian football especially in the 80's when I was a growing football addict.

Victor Igbinoba
Andrew Uwe
Kayode Keshinro
Andrew Aikhomogbe
Lemmy Issa
Jide Oguntuwase
Bawa Abdulahi
Sam Elijah
DImeji Lawal
Christopher Nwosu
Adeolu Adekola
Etim Esin (Okocha's Forbearer)
Chris Ohenhen
Segun Fetuga
Yisa Shofoluwa (The prototype of the modern left wing back who was scorned back then for displaying flair instead of grit as a defender)
Bright Omokaro and Ademola Adeshina (Butchers)
David Ngodigha
Ishaya Jatau
Friday Elaho
Friday Ekpo (paved way for the okocha/oliseh generation)


That's all for now folks

Your input will be highly appreciated

tuffgongjo:
Nice one op,thanks for this.

Thanks for thanking me... Will update more names soon

TESLIM BALOGUN

He was the first player to have a hat-trick in the competition, in Pan Bank's 6-1 rout of Warri in 1953.[2] After originally touring with a Nigerian select team in 1949. During his time in Nigeria, Balogun won the Challenge Cup a total of five times in seven finals. Balogun became the first African to qualify as a professional coach.[1] He was a coach for Nigeria at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
Source: You know naa... WIKI

HENRY NWOSU

A gifted midfielder, Nwosu was the youngest member of Nigeria's victorious 1980 African Nations Cup squad, and scored the only goal for Nigeria at the 1980 Olympics. He also played in the 1982, 1984 and 1988 tournaments, finishing runners up in the latter two, with his last game for Nigeria coming in 1991.

Source Wikipedia

SAMUEL OKPARAJI- Greatest footballer of all time

Samuel Sochukwuma Okwaraji (19 May 1964 – 12 August 1989) was a professional footballer who played internationally for Nigeria. He was also a qualified lawyer who had a masters in international law from the University of Rome.[1] He collapsed and died of congestive heart failure in the 77th minute of a World Cup qualification match against Angola at the Lagos National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos State on 12 August 1989.
Source: Wikipedia