oz4real83: Such single mothers always have their children calling them "sister" all to deceive men . If some women enter yahoo scam, boys will be learners when they realize what some women can do in scam business
When the lady's mother raises her grandchild as her child, the child sees her real mother as a 'sister'. Do not blame the child
onyxo76: to finally escape from this country via student route go cost one nothing less than 40m. ielts thar my colleague still wrote last week at 113k, na wah o
It used to be 30k, I think. Then 75 or so... Just going up
Yakubu missed a great chance, but he remains one of the good strikers Nigeria has produced. Though his reaction after the miss annoyed many, he should be forgiven.
But why are people.not dragging the Kaita who stupidly got an unnecessary red card?
Check Haaland's miss today against United (1st half) Does that take wlaway Haaland's quality?
GistMedia0: In a recent interview, former Nigerian football star Yakubu Aiyegbeni has revealed that he continues to receive messages and criticisms from fans, years after his infamous miss during the 2010 FIFA World Cup match against South Korea.
The moment, etched into football history, occurred during Nigeria's crucial group stage game against South Korea. With the score tied at 2-2 and a spot in the knockout stages on the line, Aiyegbeni found himself with what seemed like an open goal opportunity. However, to the shock of fans worldwide, he missed the chance, leaving Nigeria unable to secure the much-needed victory.
Despite this moment happening over a decade ago, Aiyegbeni expressed his surprise at the ongoing messages he receives about the miss. "I still get messages from people, different messages," he stated in the interview. "It's surprising how that moment still sticks with people, even after all these years."
The striker, who had a successful career playing for clubs like Everton and Portsmouth in the English Premier League, admitted that the miss was a tough moment in his career. "Of course, it was a big moment, and I wish it had gone differently. But in football, you have highs and lows," he remarked.
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abbey621: Dey play.....Quality of players, tactical competency of the manager and overall passion within the club......United is nowhere near City and I doubt Fergie could do any better with this squad.......They lack SPINE!
There are players Ferguson would have offloaded in United. There are players he wouldn't mind substituting even early in 2nd half. There are players he would have gone for in the transfer market
United's manager lacks some essential qualities of a top manager
GanagiBitrus: If one region keeps producing President & Nigeria keeps moving forward without Hunger, Nigerians will be happy. But that's not the reality on ground so Nigerians are not happy.
I proposed 2options - Rotational Presidency or Regionalisation. If some regions believe they have the best hands, then they should opt for Regionalisation so that they can turn their region into Dubai & become the envy of other regions.
Your proposition is not bad. I think there's need to encourage competition that can boost the economy and promote development. Federal government power may need to be reduced and states don't need to wait for federal allocations. In fact its bit a disgrace that States wait for federal allocation to pay their states' civil servants. Maybe sometime in the future, Nigeria will get things better
GanagiBitrus: Presidency should be rotated among the 6 Geopolitical Regions, for the sake of Unity, Peace & Fairness. No region should be marginalised.
Either this or Restructuring into Regional Govts.
If one region keeps producing president, and Nigeria keeps moving forward without hunger and hardship, Nigerians won't be worried about rotation.
What will you gain to have a president from your region and yet facing corruption amd hardship in your region and country
MASTERCHIEF0847: Mention just one player Kanu has influenced to make the super eagles team and same for Okocha. Just one player each Kanu only held an appointment with the state FA of his state.
Okocha - Iwobi
Kanu - I don't know tbh. But he has the connections to do that, if he wants
MASTERCHIEF0847: Influence players selection? You must be new to Nigeria if you think ex players have such influence over the NFF. Gara Gombe has a bigger chance of influencing player selection than Okocha or Kanu.
It's not they influence all the players' selection. But they have candidate or candidates. And not all explayers are as influential as Kanu. Kanu Nwankwo has even held so many political posts from different states in the past. Maybe he still has one or 2 now
MASTERCHIEF0847: Oliseh that flopped as a part of the NFF should be made president but Kanu and Okocha who have never worked with the NFF are the problem? Are you not sick like this?
Are you not Nigerian?
I font know if they are the problem, but they influence players' selections and invitations. They don't have to be NFF employees
SoNature: Nigerians should be taking Japa classes from Indians and Pakistanis. This will start happening to Air Peace when they start flying to the UK and US airports 😁😁😁
Living in Europe without papers is more difficult than in the States.
nazicartel: Let me get something. They will be transporting the gas from Rivers/Edo to the North abi?. .. Anyway, that's not my issue.... The govt should just hands off on anything related to gas. They should privatize them after much scrutiny. They keep some percentages in all the companies.... The govt can't do anything good.... $700m would've been used for something good
You're welcome back to the team. You're a Nigerian. Pay no attention to people who have failed in their respective lives but hide behind their phones to troll the likes of you and Iwobi who have worn the jersey with pride.
God bless Nigeria.
This is for job only (Sports, to be featured in the Super Eagles). As a professional, does he have attachment with his village, not state level like Musa?
Iwobi played like his uncle maybe Nigeria coach should play him in that position. Afcon highest goal scorer played 2 at club but was flourishing at number 9 for Guinea. Iwobi will do well at number 11 position , he.will score goals. And they played against one small team called Man United
Let him retire. Victor Moses was still good, but decided to retire. I believe he had his reasons. But that gave opportunity for Nigerians to see new players get the opportunity to play. I wish Iwobi well in his club Iwobi won't be missed in the SE