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What it does primarily though is transfer the traffic further down the road. This evening the toll gate was opened, but I noticed that the traffic from second round about came further back than normal, ditto 3rd roundabout. The expreswayy can only move as fast as its weakest link. |
What exactly is the meaning of slay Queen sef? |
danjumakolo:I agree. We ride our luck getting here in the first place. The team was average. Only a few areas were good. Keeping. Poor Central Defence. Poor/average (a bit jittery) Right back. Good Left back. Average Defensive midfield. Very good (what took us this far) Left winger. Poor (musa had a poor tourney) Attacking midfield. Average (iwobi not creative) Right wing. Average (no real end product) Attack. Poor(poor movement and poor quality supply) |
Ewedegubbler:I respectfully disagree. Algeria had the better chances in the match even while he was on the field. Both sides wanted to win it in regulation time and pushed forward in last few minutes. We pushed more because we had recently scored and had the wind in our sails, but ended up conceding a free kick on the turn over. And all said and done keeper should have put a better wall and covered his side better. He was too focused on marhez ability to lift the ball over the wall. |
topaz321:Why are we so fixated on chukwuezes substitutions in the last 2 matches. While the guy is good and has plenty of potential he didn't lay any good pass. Typically dribbles one then loses the ball the to second or third player he tries to dribble instead of picking a good pass. Neither did he test the keeper at any time, so not sure what the fuss is about. |
prinsam30:So what should coach have done? Please educate us, I'd like to know |
Not sure it should have beaten the keeper, but let me give akpeyi the benefit of the doubt cos the free kick was close and fast. |
Goovo:Leave dribble matter! Is it the dribble that's important to us or end product? That's why Ronaldinho is far ahead of Okocha in rating, cos he had plenty of end product. |
She's looking like plastic now.... |
helinues:Ighalo isn't the problem. Nobody is giving him a useful ball!!! |
Doesn't musa ever look up |
This Musa is just hopeless |
danjumakolo:Was he?? He looked off to me and they have refused to re show the replay down the line. |
Musa is really spoiling the ball. |
dominique:Silver in 88 and 90 as well |
We are ahead, but our performance still feels rather flat. ![]() |
Is it only Sylva in Bayelsa Every election, his name just always pops up. |
Babe is busty no be small!! |
How come we the people never hear anything about these bills. I thought the normal practice in establishing bills was to have public awareness sessions. I've never heard of them. |
Imstrong2:Unfortunately it probably wont |
emeijeh:Why Not!! |
Maybe this is the wake up call they need though ahead of the round of 16. Now they will know that nobody came here to play. But the quality of our play is poor. We create too few chances and Balogun clearly showing lack of game time. Keep crossing balls that no one can head in and generally no game plan. |
Skill is very important in football, but attitude and application are just as important. Madagascar are running up and down and showing no fear. Favour fortunes the brave. On another day they wouldn't have scored these 2 goals,but then. |
She ain't that fine. Just yellow. If u had a billion Naira I'd do so much better than this!! Oshiomoles wife beats Regina hands down. |
It is really frustrating driving in Lagos and seeing all the shunting going on at the front of queues, one way driving etc. In spite of all the tough talk of governor Sanwo Olu not much is improving. Granted there are more LASTMA on the road, but they have no desire, motivation or capacity to stop indiscipline on the roads. Therefore in my view the management of indiscipline on our roads, a lot of which causes traffic should be MONETIZED! What do I mean? Publish the fines for the various traffic offences and let a private company pay say N50mln for the rights to implement the laws and collect the fines in say VI, Ikoyi and Lekki over 3 years in conjunction with the police. There would however be a dispute resolution mechanism managed by the private sector also to avoid abuse. So how does this help everyone? Government gets some revenue, the licencee company will have to be efficient with enforcement to make their money back and their level of efficiency will ultimately add sanity back to our road cos people will know that if they drive one way, drive on the shoulder of the road, or beat traffic lights they will more often than not be caught. This could also apply to those who drop refuse in the floor indiscriminately or cross the express instead of using pedestrian bridge's. |
Simply shocking!! I think there needs to be a law to prevent projects from being started without adequate life cycle budgetary or project financing provisions to complete it. And if a project is abandoned then the commissioner /minister who signed the contract, the permanent secretary of the ministry and others involved should be held liable with a 5year jail time as economic sabatage. |
There is mechanic I use beside Globe motors at Ologolo, Lekki. All the boys there are from Benin Republic. They seem to know the work better and cheat less. Fantastic combination if you ask me, especially if you have dealt with Nigerian mechanics. |
EDIBLESS10:Dude they are more skilled than us!! If you build houses you will appreciate their screeding, plastering, tiling, pop etc more than Nigerian artisans |
Ideally our President (or at the minimum Foreign Affairs Minister) should be on the plane to Ghana straight away. Unfortunately we have such a docile government that Nigeria has become a whipping boy of Ecowas. Ghana and Benin republic treat us anyhow and nothing is done about it. See how US muscles Mexico! Yet tiny Benin is muscling us!! Chai!!! |
But please help me! How does a road get to spoil to this level and a whole state government just looks at it?? Or is it because it is a federal road? What is wrong with us in this country. |
In as much as I don't normally advocate for jungle justice, but nigeria is now getting to the stage where those caught in the ACT should just be burned alive. I have no confidence in handing them over to the police. |
The one installed in Abuja like 8years ago never worked and now they want to install all over again ![]() ![]() What kind of country is this? One really wants to be optimistic about Nigeria, but really we have serious issues if we are going back to cttv all over again.Besides we don't have the other enablers to make cctv work. Cctv is not the end, but a means to an end. If the control room sees a crime on cctv and police responds in 1hr after the criminals have fled, then what's the point? If we have no record of number plates, what's the point, if we have no facial recognition what's the point? |
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this will certainly affect his political career