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HajimeSaito:
At the 2007 FIFA UNDER 17 WORLD CUP Macaulay Chrisanthus emerged as Top Scorer and Most Valuable Player.

These are some of the players who took part in that competition who have gone on to achieve recognition:


Real Madrid's Isco,

Manchester United's David De Gea,

Liverpool's Mamadou Sakho,

Chelsea's Eden Hazard,

Crystal Palace Christian Benteke,

Real Madrid's Toni Kroos,

Bayern Munich's James Rodriguez,

Arsenal's Danny Welbeck,

Tottenham's Danny Rose.

Chelsea's Victor Moses (played for England and scored 3 goals)

enimooko:
African and Slavish mentality!
How old is Dele Alli?
How old is Harry Kane?
How old is Messi?
How old Ronaldo?
How old is Mbappe?

Since they all not all Nigerian players, their ages must be correct! Mtcheeewww, African and Slavish mentality!

Viking007:
Nigeriaair.ng sounds more better than flynigeriaair.ng.

Dotng:
NFF Crisis: Buhari has saved Nigeria from embarrassment, says Pinnick



As SSS chase Giwa out of NFF State Security Service agents Monday ejected the Nigeria Football Federation Chris Giwa faction from the Glasshouse headquarters of the NFF, following directives from President Muhamadu Buhari.

Pinnick and Giwa And an embattled Amaju Pinnick who was briefly banished by a Supreme court order enforced by Sports Minister Solomon Dalung was full of praise for the President for his good judgment and foresight, which prevented the country from being sanctioned by the world soccer governing body FIFA. “We must give all the credit to our President, Muhammadu Buhari, for acting to restore the leadership of the federation and saving the nation the embarrassment,” Pinnick said.

“Even as the situation persisted, I was very positive about his patriotic commitment to the best interest of the nation and his clarity of judgment to bring order to bear. “It is said that the sheep cannot be suffering the pangs of birth tied to the stake while elders are around.

He has demonstrated this fatherliness in so many ways across various sectors and now football is the latest beneficiary. We thank God for his life and for giving him to us.

“By his intervention, the nation has been saved the embarrassment, the world football community has been reassured of the high sense of responsibility of the government of Nigeria as a member of the international community and hope is brought back to thousands of Nigeria youths engaged in football as the various national teams can proceed on their various programmes without apprehension, the various leagues which were stopped under the circumstance can now get back to action while the confidence of the various sponsors, partners and investors in Nigeria football has been restored.”

He urged Nigerian football stakeholders to embrace peace and work for the overall progress of the country’s football and youths. “Football is about people, about unity. The game belongs to the fans and the pride belongs to the nation. The people are deprived when football is inhibited but with the action of the President, Nigerians can now enjoy what they love most.”



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/07/nff-crisis-buhari-has-saved-nigeria-from-embarrassment-says-pinnick/

anyicash:
the way you guys disrespect ppl on nairaland is totally annoying...you don't know me, and you have not met or seen me..cos we both are on nairaland..I forgive ur ignorance anyway.

Yarnvibes:
President of the Senate, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, on Sunday called on the nation’s youths to venture into entrepreneurship through their cell-phones as a way of self-employment and creating job opportunities for others.

Saraki gave the charge while delivering the Fourth Convocation Lecture of the Adeleke University, Ede in the State of Osun, on Sunday.

In his paper with the title, “National Economic Development Through Entrepreneurship: The Role of Private Universities in Nigeria,” Saraki said it has become imperative for youths not to see their phones as fashion accessories alone, but potent platforms to launch themselves into entrepreneurship and gainful self-employment.

Saraki said: “To the graduating students, I will say that it is perhaps true that Nigerian youths are not currently maximising the potential that social media has for stimulating entrepreneurship in many areas, including those that were unheard of just a few years ago.

“I would like to see more young Nigerians put what they learned in the university to impactful use by leveraging on the social media’s abundant opportunity for business ventures.

“Entrepreneurship starts with a mindset; form networks, begin to see your phone as a business tool and not just a fashion accessory; get tutorials for starting new businesses or to ginger new business ideas.

“There is no reason why any of today’s graduating students cannot become a Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, net worth $5 billion – or Brian Chesky, a co-founder of Air BnB. Michelle Phan of the cosmetic business Ipsy is now worth $300 million – not bad for someone who first started by uploading her videos on YouTube,” he declared.

He stated that due to its belief that entrepreneurship is crucial to the success of the economy, the National Assembly has since prioritised the passage of landmark economic laws to enable Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to grow.

He urged private universities to rise to the challenge of promoting private enterprises by ensuring that entrepreneurial skills are taught across various disciplines.

He said: “The education ethos ought to move away from the over-emphasis on theory-based approach and paper certification towards inculcating practical skills that support apprenticeship and boost innovation and industry.

“This is the place of Vocational and Technical education which provides that the youth imbibe practical skills that will not only make them employable but will also help the country to build an army of job providers,” he said.

The President of the Senate also charged the graduates to be good ambassadors for their alma mater – Adeleke University – and good economic ambassadors for their generation and for this country.

“Endeavour always to be a credit to yourselves, to your families, your communities, and your country. The motto of this university is ‘Education, Excellence and Character’ – I encourage you to be exemplars of this motto. Be lifelong students, live the knowledge culture; an individual that never ceases to learn, never ceases to grow,” he stated.

http://kikiotolu.com/saraki-to-nigerian-youths-turn-your-cellphones-into-business-tools/

Turks:
Two words...

Drama QueenKing.

Casemiro:
Wellbeck, the English cum Arsenal forward celebrated his daughter's birthday with this astonishing cake.



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vanvicker:
It's a pity that this post is misleading. Both ICAN and ACCA has its own uniqueness and peculiarity. For those thinking of which one to pursue, it all depends on your choice, but note that there are some slight difference. E.g Nigerian Tax system is different from other countries, so taxation in ICAN and ACCA differs and if you're to practice in Nigeria, you must be versed in the Nigerian Tax system.

For further information, you can google it and have better knowledge than reading an unfounded criticism.

nigeriapenbase:
https://www.nigeriapen.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/2BBC6DBE00000578-0-image-a-91-1440793243612.jpg




Source: https://www.nigeriapen.com.ng/man-divorces-wife-for-giving-birth-like-a-rabbit-id8628905-html/

banntin:
Minister of State for Aviation, Hadi Sirika on Wednesday unveiled the name of Nigeria’s national carrier, as well as the logo at the Farnborough International Airshow in London.

Sirika said the national carrier is Nigeria Air.

During the unveiling, the minister said, “this will be a National Carrier that is Private sector-led and driven. It is a business, not a social service. Government will not be involved in running it or deciding who runs it. The investors will have full responsibility for this.”

“The Nigerian Government will not own more than 5% (maximum) of the new National Carrier. Government will not be involved in running it or deciding who runs it,” he said

He added that government is in talks with aircraft providers, “We’ve been talking to Airbus and Boeing (and they’re present at this event) regarding the aircraft for and we will be making announcements very soon. We are currently negotiating.”

Cc: lalasticlala
http://punchng.com/breaking-nigeria-unveils-name-of-national-carrier-logo/

ojun50:
4 eggs? he did well some tins need to be corrected before proper marriage

mfm04622:
Why fly at all? Why not just drive from Abuja to Makurdi directly?

LifeIsGuhd:
Congrats

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