₦airaland Forum

Offpoint1:
Most company trained their staffs on how to handle and manage fire incidence, but training and courage are different ball game when dealing with situation you can't control. 98% of people wouldn't have the courage to approach inflammable substances such as gas and fuel... It takes just seconds to explode

yes, And that's what happened, while one is trying to put it off, another is on the race to activate engine room,

As you said it takes courage,

Anyway it is well, GOD bless the young guy greatly, Amen

Offpoint1:
A brave young man is there risking his life to save properties and lives and one coward recording from 100 miles is praising and thanking "God" instead of crediting the young man.

Give credits to who deserves it and at the time the deserve it...

The station owner should compensate that guy in millions because he has saved him Millions + lives.

I commend the guy bravery, I wouldn't go an inch trying to put out fire burn from such highly inflammable liquid as fuel... Not even a Nigerian "Professional" firefighter would have tried that.

I don't knew of others, but Coca Cola, usually train their staff o. fire fighting, and I had experience such their,

There was a week I was on night duty, when a heavy fire started in the Folklift charging section, there was an electric switch there which powered most of the works, but in warehouse and production, where acids, highly combusive ones are stored,,

two people a truck driver, and company carpenter put it out with extinguisher, that's before I could run to engine room to activate alarm, and on engine for pump water usage

dfrost:
I intentionally didn't mention Abiku. That series scared shit outta my pants.

Agbaya 50kobo ,

But make ah no lie sha, first time I watched it, it was difficult to sleep at night

one of the examples of those old days

bluefilm:
The 80s and 90s were the best years of my life.

I pity kids these days because it seems like they never get the opportunity to actually know and enjoy what it feels like to be a child.

My best moments back in those days were when we have to go to a neighbor's house to watch WWF on their Black and White telly while sitting on the floor after making sure we have washed our feet.

:Dthey will not hear that you carry ya dirty numbing from outside to sidon for chair

dfrost:
I tell you. Have you forgotten Amusement Park? Bata? Tales by Moonlight and Things Fall Apart?

ahhh...... even Abiko , and Perilous time had come, that Mike Gbemiloye film, that used to scare shut outta our minds, that it's always had to sleep at night,

not forgetting shokey

Brownshoe:
no mind me, i be amateur

but it's pitiful, they are not playing it as before again

mostob:
Heard Vitality will be terminating their contract with West Ham due to that Zouma's video.

Really laughable

to you yes it is, but considering where it happened, where they value Animals, it's understandable

drDoom3:
We have one but continuously prefer pairing him with Ndidi as a double pivot instead of playing him where he is most effective.

And who is the person

Mujtahida:
Abeg ooo. Like caprikon said for his own good and may I add for our own good, Okoye should not be in goal ooo.

We will be concerned with the goalie trainer after we qualify. Even that time will be a good time for Okoye to show us what he has learned. Abeg

sir what are you afraid of how do we knew of a good goalkeeper without mistakes,

what had Alloy been teaching them in camp that they still make such mistakes, or you are wait for Adeleye to come and makes one of such mistakes, before you ask what Alloy had been doing

Brownshoe:
you too sabi, sabi man,i like that song then, let play draft.

You sabi play draft so, abi you want make ah whip you 3-0, before you sabi say ah be baba during those days

dfrost:
I tell you 90s was cool.

you can say that again!!!!!

those days when bar-beach is the numero uno for relaxation, when Akpoka shoe dey reigns, when all the whole yard come out at 1am to watch ball with Papa Nnamdi generator and TV,
those days you go sleep outside with two eyes close


Chaiii miss those days wella

dfrost:
Agbaya 10 kobo

those old days are bae mehn, not this indomie generations

PIXSPEAKS:

where goldspot and limca

every Sunday morning nah to sidon for Sunday roundabout, e go start with that famous Linda song

we gat to dance together.....
we sing a song together.....
we gat to dance together, lalala and drink together...

holili is da drink, Linda.. halala is da drink

Koralords:
Who remember that dancing competition then Sponsored by Limca,what’s the name

Sunday roundabout

PIXSPEAKS:

omo that book naim introduce me to Bible, ah read am scattered, sotey my pops hide it from me

PIXSPEAKS:

hahahahaha good old days, used to help my neighbor then, to sell those ice creams, call condense, in signal Barack's mile2, and Amuwo odofin

PIXSPEAKS:

My favourite that year

Ahhh
panpangolo pangolo odome owerri oyamala Odoya ya ya ya odoyaaaa

HYDEEE:
I still remember watching igodo, egg of life and many other nigerian movies, we had a very huge pile of these tapes in our palour then.

living in bondage, Aki and pawpaw, not forgetting Iiiiiiiisakabaaaa

FreestufsNG:
who is igalo? Sounds like igala, an African Bush meat.

says a guy from sambisa forest

wink2015:
IBORI AND HIS BAD BOYS HAVE USED CORRUPTION ( large scale ones infact ) to deny DELTA STATE the opportunity to be self sufficient.

wetin.you sabi Ibori wey fight for your right, abi what's this one saying, if you believe those things said about Ibori being corrupt, then SMH for you


from Obj to Ogboro they had been trying to nail IBORI, why cause of that 13 percent derivation he fought OBJ for, and for the endless oil leaks, and under development of the state

immortalcrown:
Why won't Bayelsa be there? Oil spillage makes Bayelsa land infertile. No factories in Benue. Benue is the food basket of the nation but there is hunger in Benue.

you should know that Benue is truly the food basket of the nation,,

it's those fulanis cows, and their senseless killings,

TFLASHOGEE:
odion Best day's was him playing 4-4-2 at Watford him and Troy Deeney, currently his partner in crime is Musa marega am only saying base on me not seeing ighalo on the bench if he comes to camp

Ah don modify the comment,

anyway, he can function in other systems too

TFLASHOGEE:
ighalo will do that remember his day's at Watford their captain Deeney comfortable did the dirty work upfront making ighalo flourish by getting the goals so I expect ighalo to do same for osimehn he try doing it against cape Verde but it their first time being together and if Eguavoen would be using 4-4-2 he would tell both what he wants

correct, that oyel still dey ya head

TFLASHOGEE:
remember rorh isn't the manager anymore and ighalo has always function and still functioning in a 4-4-2 system

Abeg tell am, ah dey feel that ya feelings

drDoom3:
How many times will you be told this. The system at the AFCON DID NOT FAIL. You don’t judge a system by a fluke match where you played over 30 mins with 10 men, that is unjust. Even Man City loses games with complete 11 to worse teams so who are we?

you said what the match against Tunisia a fluke match

chaiii it is well

drDoom3:
I think they all just have an agenda to push Ighalo to the forefront even when he is not better than what we have. Ighalo is a good guy, we all know that. Impeccable character and all. On the pitch, he is not the best we have. He is not the second or the third or even the fourth best. Name any attributes he has right now, I will call at least two strikers we have that have those attributes better than what he has.

Bullying: Osimhen, Awo, Onuachu
Pace: All except Onuachu which is debatable self
Finishing: Osimhen, Dessers, Onuachu, maybe Sadiq
Aerial prowess: All except Dessers which is debatable self
Work rate: All except Onuachu

what are you even saying, which Agenda,

caprikon:
Bro, derbies are tricky by default.

If Okoye starts, he will be under a lot of pressure mentally due to recent events.
Resting him for this tie is for his own good.

And that's what he need to show us what he had learned, what you and everyone of us should be concerned with is our goalkeeper trainer, Agu is not it

TheGoodJoe:
Iheanacho offers lots of attributes. He can cross, he can pass, he drops deep to distribute play. He presses defenders when the team is not with the ball. I see him do these more than Ighalo. Ighalo is most suited for a target man role. However, in such role, I feel Sadiq offers more presence.

When it comes to attacking space, Osimhen rules hands down, but Awoniyi against Egypt was so tidy doing it. Olayinka is on another level to Ighalo when it comes to attacking with speed.

In a nutshell, I will go with these four before Ighalo.

Coupled with the fact we are playing an offensive strategy that needs lots of work.

Nacho drops deep to distribute play, nacho presses defenders, nacho this nacho that, with those his heavy first touch that gives away the ball right

TFLASHOGEE:
they whine me o comerade

no yawa carry on feeling it, nah to dislodge our blue fonter naim reminds

caprikon:
The two games are going to be like cup finals but I expect them to be approached differently.

The players must be mentally prepared because little details will decide the tie.

For the first game which will be played in Ghana, I expect a slightly more conservative approach. If Nigeria concedes first, it becomes tricky..it's best not to concede an early goal in such a game.The result from the first leg will determine the approach for the second leg.

I expect Eguavoen and his technical crew to tweak his predictable tactical approach from the last AFCON to surprise the Ghanaians.

I wish to see Osimhen, Etebo, Dennis and Ighalo return for the tie while underperformers at AFCON like Chukwueze and Okoye shouldn't be on the starting list. Not expecting too many new faces because the time is really short.

Oga free Okoye abeg,

and for your information he will keep for the two leds