safarigirl:
House, please, away from Ighalo, Atiku and Buhari.


You guys should congratulate me. I finally wrote my last paper today and I am officially a graduate of the Faculty Of Law, University of Abuja. Nairaland no see my own to post, na KOK dem just dey celebrate. Me sef graduate today o


Ehen, Oga Mujtahida, I need assistance with my Project work o. I'm stuck and in need of proper direction. Don't know if you can help

ChrisKels:


Nnamdi Oduamadi against Tahiti in the 2014 Confederations Cup. Thank me later

Earthquake1:
It seems I'm the only person who has not travelled out in this thread

CaptainStephen:
This breaks my heart, what happened to having a good name? we shouldn't tow this path no matter the circumstances involved. My father will always call my name and say don't depend on government for anything, that is why I am saving so I can smile when I retire and my pension isn't paid. That's the same set I have carried and make bold to vow I have never and will never involve my self in corruption.
It's not going to be easy as persecution will definitely come but my brother the future of this nation is in our hands.

safarigirl:
stop being an idiot. And don't you ever quote me to tell me to shut up again, did you buy data for me?

I did not see what he did. I did not see what anybody did. I did not see the match and I only came online this evening



See, I wrote my last paper today and I am officially a graduate. Don't provoke me this night with your idiocy, innugo?


You should shut up and congratulate me.

Mickael2:


Oduamadi against Haiti. Forget that rubbish record doing the rounds in messed up Nigerian dailies, the last hattrick was in 2013

EmmGee:

big bros. saving isn't the answer. rather, you should invest. but remember not to put all your eggs in one basket

komekn:


The righteous WILL BE PERSECUTED.

Once you understand this then it should be no suprise the price you have to pay for INTEGRITY, HONESTY AND FAIR-PLAY.

Finally you will never be in the majority and in Nigeria you will be the REMNANT.

komekn:


The righteous WILL BE PERSECUTED.

Once you understand this then it should be no suprise the price you have to pay for INTEGRITY, HONESTY AND FAIR-PLAY.

Finally you will never be in the majority and in Nigeria you will be the REMNANT.

komekn:


The righteous WILL BE PERSECUTED.

Once you understand this then it should be no suprise the price you have to pay for INTEGRITY, HONESTY AND FAIR-PLAY.

Finally you will never be in the majority and in Nigeria you will be the REMNANT.

tbaba1234:
Let me add something to this corruption talk.

Nigeria is not irredeemably corrupt. This is inspite of endemic corruption, you see around you.

When i first got to the US. What struck was not a lack of corruption but the systems and controls in place to check it. These systems once established begin to shape behavior with time. I remember telling people that America is potentially as corrupt as Nigeria if you remove the consequences.

We are too focused on catching criminals and less focused on making it incredibly hard to steal in the first place. If you arrest a corrupt person today, another corrupt person will simply replace him if there are no proper systems.

What does this mean? It means government should be focused on proper reforms on how agencies operate. And this is achievable. I have worked in consulting and provided financial control recommendations to major companies.

I remember speaking to Nigerian Senator a few years ago and he bluntly told me that the only hope for Nigeria is the future generation because his generation are so messed up.

We can not go into service with the mentality of stealing.. We need more people willing to serve and do the right thing.

komekn:


No biggie

On the other hand am I the only one who has travelled in.

komekn:


The righteous WILL BE PERSECUTED.

Once you understand this then it should be no suprise the price you have to pay for INTEGRITY, HONESTY AND FAIR-PLAY.

Finally you will never be in the majority and in Nigeria you will be the REMNANT.

BascoVanVeli:
Apart from SA the attendance for this qualifiers has been massive. Imagine over 100k people watching Ethiopia V Kenya live. Compare our attendance to what we are seeing in Europe, if we get things right African football will be able to compete financially in no time.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
For those with Dstvs and on Family or Access package,and want ss3, check my last topic

ChrisKels:
congrats to Ighalo and Rohr but I still have my reservations, hence , I dont share your jubilation about Ighalos hatrick yesterday.


Penalty, potential offside, scrappy goal, see how he messed up what would have been a striker's goal from Ndidi's long ball, Kalu's low cross that would have been an easy tap in, check out his positioning from Collins's marauding run, look at his poor controls and lack of pressing sense. At a time Iwobi was the one doing the pressing while our supposed top striker was no where to be found, he didnt even care to cover up for iwobi, hence leaving a big space btwn the attack and the midfield, thoughtout my playing days I was thought that strikers draw the most fouls which help win his team some freekicks and penalties, but in Ighalo's case, dude committed more fouls than his markers

This is Rohr trying to justify his unexplained belief in Ighalo. His hattrick yesterday was just an attempt to put lipstick on a pig.

Ighalo is not the striker who will take us to the promised land. He is a fully grown striker who is still learning how to play the position at this late time in his career. Not a recipe for sustained success at the highest level. When we start playing real teams like we did in Russia, then you will find out you have been sold a bill of goods again. Believe Ighalo and Rohr at ur own peril

junnyjake:


It's really convenient for you to sit back at your comfort zone in the West, chanting Sai Baba like your life depends on it, isn't it?

How we're being decimated here in the middle-belt...

Just leave matter, I've seen things, I know things and I've lost people too.

Curtisaxel7:


For the blinking board, I don't see anything wrong with it. Maybe it was designed that way.

I only have issues with the camera positioning and quality. Sometimes I couldn't even see the ball.

Odunayaw:
Meanwhile, what hit Germany?

BascoVanVeli:
Apart from SA the attendance for this qualifiers has been massive. Imagine over 100k people watching Ethiopia V Kenya live. Compare our attendance to what we are seeing in Europe, if we get things right African football will be able to compete financially in no time.

junnyjake:


Don't tell me you fell under the Mr Integrity's spell in '15.

Too bad.

I was a critic of Jona, but watching Bubu's campaign video of all the 'how can yous' in the world, seeing him evade the presidential debate in favor of a town hall meeting in the UK did enough to tell me that man senility is of top grade.

safarigirl:
House, please, away from Ighalo, Atiku and Buhari.


You guys should congratulate me. I finally wrote my last paper today and I am officially a graduate of the Faculty Of Law, University of Abuja. Nairaland no see my own to post, na KOK dem just dey celebrate. Me sef graduate today o


Ehen, Oga Mujtahida, I need assistance with my Project work. I'm stuck and in need of proper direction. Don't know if you can help

tbaba1234:
Simon Moses and Idowu did not even make the match day squad.. That's crazy.. Does this mean that Onyekuru is now ahead of Simon in the pecking order?

Omeruo is now ahead of Awaziem too and Ezenwa ahead of Akpeyi.