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[quote author=robosky02 post=108498411]Below is a list of all Super Eagles coaches from 1949 till date: England: Jack Finch (1949) Nigeria: Daniel Anyiam (1954–1956) England: Les Courtier (1956–1960) Israel: Moshe “Jerry” Beit haLevi (1960–1961) Hungary: George Vardar (1961–1963) England: Joey Blackwell (1963–1964) Nigeria: Daniel Anyiam (1964–1965) Hungary: József Ember (1965–1968) Spain: Sabino Barinaga (1968–1969) Nigeria: Peter ‘Eto’ Amaechina (1969–1970) West Germany: Karl-Heinz Marotzke (1970–1971) Brazil: Jorge Penna (1972–1973) West Germany: Karl-Heinz Marotzke (1974) Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Tihomir Jelisavčić (1974–1978) Brazil: Otto Glória (1979–1982) West Germany: Gottlieb Göller (1981) Nigeria: Festus Onigbinde (1983–1984) Nigeria: Chris Udemezue (1984–1986) Nigeria: Patrick Ekeji (1985) Nigeria: Paul Hamilton (1987–1989) West Germany: Manfred Höner (fr) (1988–1989) Netherlands: Clemens Westerhof (1989–1994) as Technical Adviser Nigeria: Shaibu Amodu (1994–1995) Netherlands: Jo Bonfrere (1995–1996) Nigeria: Shaibu Amodu (1996–1997) France: Philippe Troussier (1997) Nigeria: Monday Sinclair (1997–1998) Federal Republic of Yugoslavia: Bora Milutinović (1998) Netherlands: Thijs Libregts (1999) Netherlands: Jo Bonfrere (1999–2001) Nigeria: Shaibu Amodu (2001–2002) Nigeria: Festus Onigbinde (2002) Nigeria: Christian Chukwu (2002–2005) Nigeria: Augustine Eguavoen (2005–2007) Germany: Berti Vogts (2007–2008) Nigeria: James Peters (2008) Nigeria: Shaibu Amodu (2008–2010) Sweden: Lars Lagerbäck (2010) Nigeria: Augustine Eguavoen (2010) Nigeria: Samson Siasia (2010–2011) Nigeria: Stephen Keshi (2011–2014) Nigeria: Shaibu Amodu (2014) Nigeria: Stephen Keshi (2014) Nigeria: Daniel Amokachi (2014–2015) Nigeria: Stephen Keshi (2015) Nigeria: Sunday Oliseh (2015-2016) Germany: Gernot Rohr (2016–2021) Eguavon .... Back again [/quo te] Wonderful |
robosky02: |
cescky:Na another Yorubaland. |
Insecurity:May this group be cursed. Where were you when the North as one rose against the Endsars protest to thwart it - a national cause ?where were you when Fulani herdsmen were killing people and destroying farmland in the South and the entire North was celebrating and enjoying it ?where were you when northern muslims were killing Christians in the name of terrorism and El Rufai , Patani, Gumi , Yayah Bello and others were jubilating ? Where were you? Where were you? Where you when said the bandits are businessmen ![]() ??. May you their sympathisers along with your hypocrisy be first of all be consumed by this banditry, before the entire North and everybody that is there, including the Yorubas and Ibos living in the North, who rose up against the self-determinationist struggle of Sunday Igboho and Nnamdi Kanu, arguing that they have trillions of investments in the North. That they can't leave the North. So why would not perish with the North? |
oshozondii:All cursed Muslims and their cursed Koran that teaches them to kill. |
Omicron007:Glo dey toilet dey shit. |
Brendaniel:Na to give Boko Haram them own shares for to ammunition, and use the rest for 3023 election |
[quotGOD e author=Ven20 post=99587014]I’ve been trying really hard to navigate the Nigerian tech space for about a year now and it’s been hard, Lol. The current education system doesn’t teach anything about becoming a programmer. A couple of departments; computer science and computer engineering, teach one or two programming languages, and that’s it. So for the average Nigerian getting into tech, it’s all stabbing the air in the dark and praying you hit gold. Or at least it was for me. Till of course I turned on the light. Pretty basic yeah, that’s what I should have done in the beginning, but you’re probably like me and you don’t know yet. So here are six things you should not do when you’re starting out in tech. Don’t Wait for passion. Passion drives a lot of people and industries and while it’s a great thing to have in your corner, there’s really nothing passionate about writing tags or numbers on your editors or pulling images and containers from done, it’s not interesting or fun-filled. It’s boring and are guaranteed to fall asleep when watching you tube videos and taking courses especially if you’re self taught. I’m not disputing the fact that some people might have passion for this, but a better drive would be passion for being rich, or being employed or let’s say a willing ness to get the job done. Even a sense of responsibility is a better drive than waiting for passion or inspiration. It might never come and what do you do then, give up? Don’t underestimate having a plan You need a plan, you need to know where you’re going, what you’re trying to become. As beautiful as it is to be a jack of all trade, you might waste valuable time acquiring skills you do not need without a plan. Not all programming languages are needed for a back end developer and same way not all are needed for front end development or UI/UX. While it’s great and beneficial to understand one or two in every field, you would save a lot of strength when you specialise. Going without a mentor One sure way to avoid missing your target or burning out quickly from exhaustion is to have a mentor. Once you narrow down the area you want to specialise, look out for a mentor. You can start by could emailing some popular ones you know or just plain shooting your shots in the DMs on Twitter. Joining an Organisation like She Code Africa(SCA), Utiva, Stutern, Developer Student Club(DSC). Is an easy way to get a mentor and also a sense of belonging in the community, this is so helpful and would give you the push when you need one. Don’t wait till you have money A wise man once said, “check YouTube”. A lot of academies online now teach professional courses on that tech career you want to pursue on YouTube you could be saving your coins by looking for free stuff. Be strategic. Take that one month free Python class or beginner web dev webinar, get the outline or an idea on the next step them check for free courses online. There are tons and tons of them. Save your coins!! Do: Check for other areas in tech. Tech is wide, very wide. There’s so many avenues to build a career in tech, Cloud engineering, Software testing, Dev ops, just so many, if you’re coding and it’s giving you a hard time check out other areas you need little coding knowledge. Product management and designs are areas you can specialize on with little coding skills. Check out Univelcity for these. GOD bless you amen. Do: Consistency This is so important. Code every day. Practice every day. 1 hour daily is better than seven hours a day once a week. You would have forgotten everything you learnt the previous week. There’s a high risk of burning out. Set weekly goals, daily goals and meet up, you’ll love it. Good luck on that amazing career you're building. Go forth and make sweet dollars.[/quote] |
Favinzo:Betnaija!!!!!! |
onthehill:GOD bless you sir, Baba Doyin Okupe. I never you were so deep in the LORD as this. I'm always hyperexcited when I see people stand to stoutly defend the cause of CHRIST, especially those whom you would not readily think could do. I never, also, knew that Falana is such a big fool. May the LORD have mercy and forgive him. |
Ppogbae:Your post is poorly researched. Nigeria won the African Cup of Nations for the first time on March 22nd, 1980,and Emmanuel Okala was the man at the goal post. The Tunisia was the second time Nigeria would win the cup. Correct yourself. |
SATANICALLY:You're a liar . They're not contacting you to help them to pay ransom, but to use your good offices and strong connections with the terrorists to secure release. Even so, why are you the one they are contacting? |
danchuzzy:Ok, and GOD bless you, amen. |
HEAVEN4444:That's right. And Indians offer the cheapest labour in the world , and are so good in computing. And of course, international online job offers are through competitive bidding and not automatic. |
IWillRiseAgain:That Baba na wa ? |
Karlovych:You're definitely not a Christian, must be a Catholic because your post shows you don't read the Bible at all, how can you now understanding of it?Look at how many likes you've gathered. That's the crowd following to he'll. |
Itohanmiwa:Person wey dey answer Ameh no be from Warri, na Idoma people from Benue dey answer Ameh. |
Thandiubani:I beg na dead bodi you dey talk to. Abi if person brain don die , shey he still remain for life? Kemi Olunloyo brain don die tay tay . |
jericco1:Or a herdsman with pry 6 leaving certificate. |
legba1:Not all, and not all the time. |
WillyWonda1:Correct Yahoo material just land for your hand !!!! |
aspabay:It's not Facebook paying me tax, it's you as the tax will be added to the advert cost. |
MANDIPUTIN:You're confused, unpragmatic,senile old people. Is it not one of your own, Ezeife, that said that you people are ready to prostrate for every Nigerian one by one to have an Ibo president? Why can't you direct your anger to him ? Why is it that you Ibos never show wisdoms on any issues but grandstanding and empty boasts. And you want us to entrust Nigerian presidency into yout hands, even though you are clamouring to reap where you people have not sown ? |
[ Great .quote author=sinkhole post=108337889]For those who will always talk that Nigerian lecturers/scientists do nothing but demand for money, below is the list just released by Stanford University. These are Lecturers/Scientists, who with nothing, still make Nigeria great. World Top 2% Scientist in 2021 (The Nigeria Extract) Just released by Stanford University USA _(Nigeria is not doing that bad)_ Gureje Oya (U.I) Olajire AA (Lautech) Olusanya Bolajoko (Centre of Health Start Initiative) Oguzie Emeka E (FUTOweri) Oboh Ganiyu (FUTAkure) Ezugwu Emmanuel O (Air force institute of Technology) Owolabi Mayowa (College of Medicine, U.I) Animashaun I.L (FUTAkure) Farombi Ebenezer (College of Medicine, U.I) Lawal Olayide S. (Federal University, Oye Ekiti) Alaneme Kenneth Kanayo (FUTAkure) Ukwaja, Kingsley N. (Alex Ekwueme Fed Uni Teach Hosp ) Uneke Chigozie Jesse (Eboyin State Uni ) Lawal, AbdulAzeez (Fountain University) Yusuf Abdullah (Federal University Dutse) Akinyele Daniel (Bells University) Sulaiman Tukur A. (Federal University Dutse) Ademuyiwa Abiodun (Lagos State University) Rafindaadi Abdulkadir A. (Usman Danfodiyo University) Orisakwe Irish E. (University of Porthacourt) Bello Olugbenga Solomon (Lautech) Oladoja Nurudeen A. (Adekunle Ajasin University) Luiselli Luca (River State Uni of Sci & Tech) Ozili Peterson K. (C.B.N) Adefegha Stephen A. (FUTAkure) Oyedepo Sunday O. (Convenant University) Loto Rowland (Convenant University) Okeke Iruka N (U.I) Loto Cleophas (Convenant University) Eddy Nnabuk Okon (UNNsuka) Taiwo Adewale M. (FUNAABeokuta) Igbinosa Etinosa (University of Benin) Olasunkanmi Lukman O. (O.A.U ile-ife) Nathaniel Solomon P. (UNILAG) Ameh Emmanuel (National Hospital Abuja) Lateef Agbaje (Lautech) Onwejekwe Obinna (UNNsuka) Ayodele Temitope R. (U.I) Adebowale Kayode O. (U.I) Ademiluyi Adedayo O (FUTAkure) Iwegbue Chukwujindu .M (Delta State University) Chidume Charles (Africa Uni of Sci & Tech) Osinubi Kolawole (ABU Zaria) Atadashi I. M (Adamawa State University) Salisu Afees A. (U.I) Habib AbdulRazak G. (Bayero Uni Kano) Abarikwu S. O (University of Porthacourt) Jha Basant K. (ABU Zaria) Erejuwa Omotayo O (Eboyin State University) Olagunju Andrew T. (Unilag) Ibem Eziyi (UNNsuka) Faleye Babatunde James (Fed Uni Lafia) Strebelle Sebastien (Chevron � Nig ltd) Obi-Egbedi Nelson O (U.I) Sobamowo Gbeminiyi (Unilag) Adegbola Richard (Nig Inst of Medical Research) Okonofua Friday (University of Benin) Adaramoye Oluwatosin (U.I) Dahunsi Samuel O. (Landmark University) Misra Sanjay (Convenant University) Adesanya S.O (Redeemer University) Njoku Victor O. (Imo state university) Awoyera Paul (Convenant University) Aigbodion Victor (UNNsuka) Menkir Abebe (Int inst of Tropical Agric - IITA) Betiku Eriola (O.A.U ile-ife) Unuabonah Emmanuel (Redeemer University) Osabuohien Evans (Convenant University) Nwafor O.M.I (FUTOweri) Ogunjuyigbe A.S.O (U.I) Ajiboye T.O (Nile University) Ikot A.N (Uni of Porthacourt) Okoye C.M (UNNsuka) Folayan Morenike O (O.A.U ile-ife) Adewunmi Adebayo O (O.A.U ile-ife) Lawal Akeem O (FUTAkure) Okafor Peter (Uni of Calabar) Illesanmi Olayinka (U.C.H - Ibadan) Ajayi O.O (Convenant University) Bandyopadhyay Ranajit (IITA ) Adedara Isaac (College of Medicine - U.I) Aliyu Aliyu (Federal University Dutse) Egbueri Johnbosco (C O Ojukwu University) Ozoegwu Chigbogu (UNNsuka) Adeneye Adejuwo (Lagos State University) Oyewunmi K.J (Unilorin) Iwu Maurice (Bio resources Dev Group) Osanaiye O.A (Nile University) Fawole Olufumilayo (U.I) Adepoju Paul (Science Journal) Fayomi O.S.I (Convenant University) Mohammed Shafiu (ABU Zaria) Ogoina Dimie (Nig Delta Uni Teach Hosp) Dikio Ezekiel (Niger Delta University) Ezema Fabian (UNNsuka) Oyagbemi A. A (U.I) Elemike Elias (Fed Uni of Petrol Reso Efurun) Tomori oyewale (Redeemer university) Welcome Menizibeya (Nile University) Badu-Apraku Baffour (IITA) Yakubu Musa (Unilorin) Adedapo Adeolu (U.I) Ighodaro O.M (Lead City university) Anorlu R.I (Unilag) Ogunlesi Tinuade (OOU - Ago iwoye) Onate C.A (Landmark University) Imam Mustapha (Usman Danfodiyo University) Sofowora Abayomi (O.A.U ile-ife) Senbanjo idowu (Lagos State University) Adeyemi Oluyomi S. (Landmark University) Meremikwu Martin (University of Calabar) Owolabi Taoreed O. (Adekunle Ajasin University) Osuntokun B.O (UCH - Ibadan) Idumah Christopher igwe (Nnamdi Azikiwe Uni) Fadare J.O (Ekiti State University) Salawu S.O (Landmark University) The wide spread of scientists across the country is commendable[/quote] |
endsarrrs:If Nigerians are fed up with the APC and PDP , why would Nigerians now embrace another party largely made up of dissidents from the same APC and PDP. Fools and political failures ! |
To convince him to run for president in Nigeria in 2023 ? How these people waste our money on frivolities. |
FalseProphet1:Are you saying all men of GOD in Nigeria are servants of Satan? Are you condemning GOD'S work of salvation in the lives of His Nigerian children to be improper or inferior or fake or useless? Are you inputing miracles done by top Nigerian pastors to the devil, and not to the HOLYSPIRIT? Are you saying that GOD is incapable of working miracles, only your devil can? Who has made you judge over the Household of GOD ? The Bible says , 'Judge nothing before the time '. But you are now sitting confidently and in-self righteousness on the judgement seat over the Anointed of GOD, when GOD says touch not My Anoimted and do My Prophets no harm. And the Bible also affirms the all sin may be forgive, but not the sin against the HOLYSPIRIT. Sin against the HOLYSPIRIT Is imputing the works of the HOLYSPIRIT to the devil as you've done, and as the Jews did against JESUS CHRIST. I pity you ,because you're playing with hellfire.May the good LORD forgive you. |
ugwumichael:Amen in JESUS'S Name. |
WibusJaga:I myself would have to join, even though I'm a retiree from the civil service. |
robosky02:As ball boy or what ? |
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