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What exactly is the national Institute of security supposed to be doing? |
greggng:So quality of primary and secondary school education for Sao Paulo and Lagos na the same abi? Or Lisbon and Lagos? And at what age was messi in LaMaisa academy? Hope you know La Maisa offers quality education as well as football training. |
No offence to the girls but the lack of education and therfore intelligence comes to play when you watch both the men and women play. A well educated kid is able to take coaching instruction much better and apply it to the game I. E when to pass, when to hold on to the ball and wait for support, when to tackle and when to just stand and shepard the player, when to make a run behind the defender and when to run wide! We lack the basics, not just because of poor coaching but also because of poor mental capacity of our players (make and female) to take it in. After all many of our players are typically from the streets. |
THIS IS NOT A 2017 E CLASS!! |
This is desperation of the current age! Trying to hustle. The same way our universities are full of runs girls |
This is Adeola Odeku in VI yesterday June 14th 2019 in the peak of rainy season. How on earth will lagos not flood if this is how we choose to live our lives! Both the citizens who throw waste on the floor with reckless abandon and the government that has insufficient policies, ideas and strategies about how to clear refuse are to blame. But of course the bigger blame should go to government. Most places in VI and Lagos in general where water accumulates its simple because the supporting drainage system is blocked with filth. Very soon water will start gathering on 3rd mainland bridge because I see the sweepers sweeping sand into the holes that are supposed to drop water off the bridge. Its amazing how we allow illeterate people to do things that should be done with quite a bit of intelligence.
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I had the 2nd, 3rd (was actually bought for my dad) and 4th generation. I currently use the 6th and I plan for my next car to be the 8th. I always skip a generation. |
Hmm. Not bad! |
Hedious!!! |
Norwegian are just toying with us. They are confident we can't score |
And must every cross be in the air. ![]() |
Lacking in football sense just crossing without really looking up, where a cutback might make more sense |
Chikwelu is the only Nigerian girl I'm digging her play. Really hustling for the ball and winning her arieal challenges. |
Our girls are in too much of a hurry to get rid of the ball. And they just end up giving it back. |
They are just swinging legs at balls like they don't play fottball for a living. It's like the legs can't do what the mind is telling it. True sign of poor conditioning. |
I blame Yar adua for calcelling the sale of refineries by Obasanjo. No matter what private sector ownership is better than public sector. By now we would have forgot that these refineries are not working. The solution is to deregulate and sell the refineries..... alas I fear if anyone would want to buy them now considering that a far more modern and efficient dangote refinery will be your competition. None of us will buy our yams from kogi for N1k and bring them to lagos to sell for N800. Why then do we expect government to do that for us with petrol? The fact that its our resource in the ground doesn't mean that extracting and processing it doesn't come with a cost. We are all rational with our own businesses, but we refuse to be rational with government business. Same goes for electricity prices. |
She speaks the truth.!! Look at the way we drive! A bit of traffic and everyone moves to the shoulder of the road the beat it. Government puts out waste baskets but we still drop waste on the floor. We say government should give us light, yet millions steal electricity bt bypassing their meters. We say corruption is killing us, yet rather than stand up to it we settle to collect license, passport etc We say our leaders are our problem, yet we all voted Buhari or Atiku when moghalu was a candidate. |
Pity the android auto and apple carplay won't work in Nigeria. I understand the apps won't download to your phone in Nigeria. |
Not a bad ride |
Makinde should please sanitise trading activities in the road at bodija Market that makes it difficult for cars to drive past. |
That ain't 2016!! |
Thought Danjuma sold his stake in Sapetro about 5years ago. |
What's worth painting roads black and white sef |
It's not pot holes but also drainage. Otherwise fixed potholes will spoil in a short time. Also it's about time Victoria Island was given some attention. Left to me a N50bln master plan review and infrastructure upgrade for VI is not out of place. Adeola Hope well, Adeyemi alakija, Sanusi fafunwa, ahmadu bello and the one opposite eko Hotel exit gate are roads that need urgent attention. There also needs to be a review of parking arrangements. Again left to me I'd take over some abandoned buildings at strategic points of VI, knock then down and turn them to multi story car parks and force everyone to park there. Cars parked everywhere are an eyesore. |
It's designed after the popular 504 of old |
My issue is that why do government agencies and parastatals only respond to a new government? Why can they do their work with passion, dilligence and creativity regardless of who the governor is. If lagos has been this dirty and the head of lawma is just putting his brain to work because there is anew governor in town then that person doesn't deserve to head lawma. |
Bashir seems to be the only player that can keep the ball at his feet. The others just can't keep the ball to feet or pass to feet. Sooo many misplaced passes |
Too many players trying to do too much by themselves. Running around too much when the ball should be doing the running. |
Our first touches are also really poor we can't seem to get the ball to stick to her feet |
Ball-playing abilities are really really poor we really do not know the basics of football |
Looks more like private individuals and not the lagos state government. But really these things are not rocket science. On freedom way most of the holes to take water off the road are blocked with silt. It won't take more than 3 hours for a team of say 10 people to clear the sand and plastic bottles blocking them and open them up, yet local government or state government won't do it. |
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