daveP:
I have come to a conclusion and that will I stick to till God knows when, as regards naija politics.... any aspirant that skips a debate is very clueless and senile and lifeless, has nothing to offer the people he expects would lineup and vote him in.


out Nigeria, this conclusion of mine don't apply, but as much we are in the boundaries of naija, it is valid to me. lol.


The track record of all those that skipped being present is there for us.

When I watched his media chat back at '16, I screamed; What have we gotten ourselves into Naija?

Just see how he embarrassed himself and the entire nation when asked a question on the African economy and he went on about how Nigerian youths are only interested in receiving handouts and not interested in education.

What a disaster that man is to this already feeble nation.

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.

Exactly! Good name is more precious than gold. This was what my grandfather and father taught me and above all Jesus.

I can tell you the positions they rejected in the government and judiciary due to corruption.

Please, continue with the good work. God will reward you.

forgiveness:



Everyone here sympathize with the middle belterns too but there are many ways to fight. I will not disclose the way it has been decided here.

Hope God help our nation in this.

I don't get

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.

Good bless you.

Earthquake1:


God, I'm in Nigeria, that's enough reason

oloriooko:
Ndidi needs to start shaping himself to score
The dude has canon shots in his boots but seem to have lost confidence in releasing the shots
Would love to see him scoring

didn't you see his header which came off the post?

junnyjake:


I don't get

Bro, just leave matter.

Danielnino00:



I'm very impressed with the way the Kenyans have upgraded their stadium.. the pitch is world class...

That Uyo pitch was looking poor yesterday.. I'm sure its due to the recent political rallies being held there . with the election around the corner, most of d stadium pitches will have depleted when it's time to face Seychelles...

Kenyans are known for world class football pitch, my friend even jokes that the rest of the world import grass from Kenya for their stadiums

The super eagles have reportedly donated 6 million naira to the Nigeria amputee football team who are cash strapped ahead of the amputee world cup...

Good gesture..

CC: Joebie

TEGADR:


ighalo should come in as a sub... we ve won the first leg for godsake... we need to test more strikers

Dude you're exposing your football ignorance on this thread

Triniti:
Kenyans are known for world class football pitch, my friend even jokes that the rest of the world import glass from Kenya for their stadiums

I think we should stop using only grass pitches... It seems hard for us to maintain..
Hybrid pitch will be better.. Just like Enyimba...

Even Nacho man felt the Ighalo goal..

Danielnino00:
Even Nacho man felt the Ighalo goal..

He should be jealous, that's how we know world class strikers

Earthquake1:


He should be jealous, that's how we know world class strikers

Which kain bad belle is that? Is he no longer a Nigerian, so as he didn't play nobody must score. Most football players don't think this way, your team is still your team.

Kalapizim:
didn't you see his header which came off the post?

He should stop targeting the woodwork he should be hitting the back of the net

rabzy:

Which kain bad belle is that? Is he no longer a Nigerian, so as he didn't play nobody must score. Most football players don't think this way, your team is still your team.

Strikers have a way of thinking, imagine Sergio Aguero or Harry Kane being benched for an important match while his assistant scores

The best strikers are selfish

Danielnino00:


I think we should stop using only grass pitches... It seems hard for us to maintain..
Hybrid pitch will be better.. Just like Enyimba...

I agree, hybrid is a way out for its good resistance to trampling

junnyjake:


When I watched his media chat back at '16, I screamed; What have we gotten ourselves into Naija?

Just see how he embarrassed himself and the entire nation when asked a question on the African economy and he went on about how Nigerian youths are only interested in receiving handouts and not interested in education.

What a disaster that man is to this already feeble nation.

Hahahahaha Sai Baba!!!! When I remember say na middle belt and West carry this whole buhari thing for head last 4 years chai

Bro we are in this together though the only difference is that nothing concern me concern election or politics as long as me and my family are making our dough and living good, naija can rot for all I care. I kno this is a bad mindset but I just cant help it. For once, since I was born, I avnt casted a vote. I only get voter card just in case I have any bank issue to sort out or anything similar. On election days, I get myself a fresh keg of palm wine chilled in my deep freeze onto supreme comradic jolly as AB Nzeako wey I be then, put an interesting series like Prison Break, 24, Merlin et al or a cracking movie like Puvo mario's the Godfather...then begin dey flex myself all by myself in my house with a better kegite gyrations from my favorite ilyas and songitos like AB Cowboy

Samuel Kalu was taking replacing Victor Moses too far. He was just plain annoying to watch at times yesterday. I would like him to keep things simple because he couldn't even deliver a good cross and that is supposed to be his calling card.

Earthquake1:


He should be jealous, that's how we know world class strikers

Somebody that hugged Ighalo after Samuel Kalu won the penalty in Seychelles . These guys care about one another it is not about their personal stats but the team.

oloriooko:

He should stop targeting the woodwork he should be hitting the back of the net

God have mercy!!! Where are all these ppl coming out from na? U wan tear my bele wt lafta?

forgiveness:


What is your business with me expressing my civil rights?

Even if Osibanjo is Atiku's VP I will not vote for Atiku and PDP. Understand?

please move aside

Icon4s:


So as we have won the first leg, we have qualified?

don't tell me that all of sudden chief....Ighalo has won your heart?

me still watching him closely tho...I was impressed with his last performance.
believe any of nancho or success can as well score should any of them get to play on Tuesday

BascoVanVeli:


Somebody that hugged Ighalo after Samuel Kalu won the penalty in Seychelles . These guys care about one another it is not about their personal stats but the team.

Yet some people dey here dey carry dia matter for head onto we are pro KC, and they are pro Ighalo

My dear, I am pro nobody, if u do good I hail u, if u mess up, I use u mop floor. Today na me hail Success pass but last year, na me murder him pass bkus he disappointed me with his off field shenanigans. Today I dey hail Musa but na me dey call am headless chicken bfor the world cup. I dont glorify mediocrity. Left for me, Iheanacho go chop bench tire till he steps up his game. Na Isaac Success I dey hail now because Ighalo and Nacho do us strong thing for Russia

Na for CE better Eagles fans dey and na there I dey enjoy myself pass, here, ppl are too emotionally attached to players that they hardly spot their flaws.

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.

Captain, since this is a faceless forum, I think I can air my opinion without fearing that you'll send your army boys after me

The Nigerian Army is one of the hotbeds of corruption. We have not forgotten that your boss (Buratai) was reported to have accumulated wealth to the extent that he bought houses in Dubai.

Even in the street in Abuja where I live, (and they call the place army officer's street), there are Army Generals that have built such humongous structures obviously from the proceeds of corruption. You need to come and see these magnificent edifices built newly on multiple acres (a plot in my area goes for 20million).

It is a very painful situation because the soldiers fighting Boko-haram in the NE part of Nigeria have continuously complained of being abandoned, allowances not paid on time (or not at all), poor rotation of fighting men and then you hear of mutiny....and then court-martials of the erring soldiers. The List is endless.

Now, you said you wouldn't partake in venality yet you hope to remain in such an Army. How would it be possible? I think you may be courting assassination or even early retirement bro.

Just my observation. Please feel free to correct any misconceptions.

ChrisKels:


Yet some people dey here dey carry dia matter for head onto we are pro KC, and they are pro Ighalo

My dear, I am pro nobody, if u do good I hail u, if u mess up, I use u mop floor. Today na me hail Success pass but last year, na me murder him pass bkus he disappointed me with his off field shenanigans. Today I dey hail Musa but na me dey call am headless chicken bfor the world cup. I dont glorify mediocrity. Left for me, Iheanacho go chop bench tire till he steps up his game. Na Isaac Success I dey hail now because Ighalo and Nacho do us strong thing for Russia

Na for CE better Eagles fans dey and na there I dey enjoy myself pass, here, ppl are too emotionally attached to players that they hardly spot their flaws.

True talk bro.

Castigate a player, they tag you hater, praise that same player, they say you're impartial and unbiased.

Earthquake1:


Dude you're exposing your football ignorance on this thread

I think he has a point oo.

So that if Ighalo fall hand, we won't be left hanging abi

Great!!!

Danielnino00:
The super eagles have reportedly donated 6 million naira to the Nigeria amputee football team who are cash strapped ahead of the amputee world cup...

Good gesture..

CC: Joebie

darkelf:


Captain, since this is a faceless forum, I think I can air my opinion without fearing that you'll send your army boys after me

The Nigerian Army is one of the hotbeds of corruption. We have not forgotten that your boss (Buratai) was reported to have accumulated wealth to the extent that he bought houses in Dubai.

Even in the street in Abuja where I live, (and they call the place army officer's street), there are Army Generals that have built such humongous structures obviously from the proceeds of corruption. You need to come and see these magnificent edifices built newly on multiple acres (a plot in my area goes for 20million).

It is a very painful situation because the soldiers fighting Boko-haram in the NE part of Nigeria have continuously complained of being abandoned, allowances not paid on time (or not at all), poor rotation of fighting men and then you hear of mutiny....and then court-martials of the erring soldiers. The List is endless.

Now, you said you wouldn't partake in venality yet you hope to remain in such an Army. How would it be possible? I think you may be courting assassination or even early retirement bro.

Just my observation. Please feel free to correct any misconceptions.

How much is the salary of a General?

For me the best goal celebration of all time. The Zimbabwe guy scores and proceeds to give a lecture to his teammates who are even asking questions.
https://twitter.com/SaddickAdams/status/1051193980652797957

darkelf:


True talk bro.

Castigate a player, they tag you hater, praise that same player, they say you're impartial and unbiased.

Lol I see dem as confused fellows, and that confusion is borne outta ignorance

forgiveness:



How much is the salary of a General?

I don't think it's up to a million per month bros (consolidated)