₦airaland Forum

Seguntimmy:
What!
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Will that Submarine kill all the Bokoharam terrorist in the North?
Haba, if dat amount is invested in the military to get them advanced arms and ammunitions, the soldiers won't fear facing the terrorist, but with those old school weapons they are using, I doubt their victory.
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And here u are, requesting for that huge amount for submarine, abeg PACK WELL.

tunjijones:
Surprisingly its the youth from Niger Delta region that are campaigning for full support of Buhari. Its really irritating and smelling when i see youth from the south still supporting Buhari even with all the atrocities in has committed in Nigeria in just little over two years.

tbaba1234:
Musa is still in Leicester...

Joebie:
The Championship yesterday:

Hull 2-3 Wolves
Ola Aina was on from start to finish for the home side.
Enobakhare had an assist for Wolves' second goal, and later made way in the 60th minute.

jay2pee:
I can spot an hausa man addressing them, are these Niger delta youths or area youths

BascoVanVeli:
Nigeria's Ogenyi Onazi denied work permit to join Birmingham

By Oluwashina Okeleji
BBC Sport, Lagos
16 August 2017

Nigeria's Ogenyi Onazi played at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil however the Super Eagles have failed to qualify for the past two editions of the Africa Cup of Nations

Nigeria international Ogenyi Onazi has been denied a work permit to play for English Championship side Birmingham City.

Birmingham had agreed terms with the 24-year-old to sign him from Turkish club Trabzonspor.

However the Football Association turned down a first application for a work permit for Onazi last week.




An appeal made by the club was rejected on Wednesday despite Onazi being a regular in the Nigeria national team.

BBC Sport understands that the player and his representatives are bitterly disappointed that the panel rejected an appeal.

Onazi has played 38 times for the Super Eagles and helped them to win the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and reach the last 16 of the World Cup in Brazil a year later.

However Nigeria's failure to qualify for the past two editions of the Nations Cup has affected his chances of securing a work permit to play in the English Championship.

Despite appearing in over 80% of the national team games, Onazi failed to earn a permit after the FA considered the West African nation's world ranking in the past two years.

They are ranked 38th in the August 2017 ranking, but Nigeria finished 54th on aggregate over the past two years.

Onazi joined current club Trabzonspor from Lazio last year and scored twice in 27 Turkish Super Lig matches last season.

cr7lomo:
Shut up and stop posting rubbish...no b only 12 matches...na one yr ban

TheGoodJoe:
Asensio showed what I am preaching. It is not playing time or experience that matters. What matters is insane belief in your abilities. Working your socks off on the training pitch every day until you are almost a demon in a jersey. When the chances come, you see the confidence, passion, determination and talent shine.

Regular playing time is not the factor of success. The other factors play a bigger role.

Congrats to Madrid. Although, CR7 should learn from the sending off today. Enough of the showmanship of taken off his shirt and getting needless red cards.

fixedhollies:
One word: Transformation #d change Nigeria needs

Progressive01:
Someone just go to this kid's profile and look at the thing talking to me.

Kai, I don suffer.