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toluxa1:
That was a soft PK

How you think say Ghana take qualify for this playoff... They robbed South Africa

Karma always remembers..
What Ghana did to SA has come back to haunt them..
Goal ball
Nigeria 1 Ghana 1

Our GKs and Buhari dey the same WhatsApp group

Thomas Partey have started a party...

See as stadium full... both in Abuja and NL

Weak General

16yearsold:
What's your thoughts and opinion on the lineup

You sure say the coach nor dey NL? Someone posted this tactic earlier today with a 4-2-3-1 formation.

Nigeria we hail thee...
From whence would her help come from?

Airport attacked, now train tracks bombed... Road is a no go area. Something is brewing

These people go just dey yarn dust... the one for Nigeria una don fit construct and maintain them?

How much does it cost to construct a new one?

[quote author=wwwihy post=111396648]APC NATIONAL CONSENSUS EXCLUSIVE LIST

With Endorsement from Governors[/quote]I been think say Prof. Ben said he ain't a card carrying member of APC? How come I am seeing his signature of endorsement in party convention?

klassyguy:
I came here for advice on how to tackle a problem, not for a lecture on whether I am doing a good job of raising my kids. I've raised my kids the best way I feel. Not everyone is perfect. Sometimes you need inputs of other parents. Most of the time when I flog him, he behaves. His teacher has told me on several occasions he behaves after I "talk" to him, but it is not all the time one should spank a kid when he misbehaves. Training kids is not only achieved at home. They also have to learn and be corrected in school where their parents are not present, and that's where teachers come in.

As for the test, if you read my initial post, I clearly mentioned I AM OPEN TO TAKING HIM FOR AN ADHD TEST. It's my wife that's against it. I can't do that without her input and support. How would you feel if your spouse goes behind your back to do something with both your kids without your support and knowledge?

ADHD is a clinical diagnosis and using the DSM 5 criteria, you son meet the diagnosis. He needs help.
Can your son communicate? As ADHD most times comes with many co-morbidities

klassyguy:
I have two lovely kids with my wife - a girl and a boy. My son is six years old while his sister is eight. Both were born here in the US. I’ve done what I feel is right as a father to train these kids, but I know not everything can be done accordingly.

My son is restless. He has the attention span of three seconds before he gets distracted by something else. My mum tells says he is a copy of me when I was his age, but that was in the eighties and the way children were handled back then is totally different from today. He hardly wants to do anything in terms of school work and almost every day I get complaints from his teacher that he does not do his work or he is disruptive in class. When other students are doing their work, my son will be the one falling off his chair or hiding under his desk. His teacher told me he acts out when being corrected. Only yesterday my wife told me the teacher met her when she went to pick them up in school and told her that my son started yelling when the lights in the class started flickering. His behavior got so bad, they had to call the school security officer before he calmed down.

This behavior is really bothering me. I know my son is smart. His pre-school teacher once told me he was the smartest student she had. My son can do complex mathematical equations off the top of his head that even his older sister struggles to do. He has a very good memory and can list off all the types of trains that exist in the US, things that even I don’t know. It’s sitting down to be serious about work that he can’t do and can’t seem to focus on.

I enrolled him in a soccer club to see if that would help him expel his excess energy. At first he seemed to be lazy as he gets frustrated easily, and rather try harder, my son would rather give up and cry. I mostly have to encourage him to put in more effort, and most of the time he does not pay attention to what the coach says. The coach told me a couple of days ago that he wants to move him to a lower group level to see if he can build his confidence there.

I want to believe it’s his being the last born for now that’s worrying him. He seemed to start being a bit more mature when my wife got pregnant last year and he learnt they had a younger sibling on the way, but unfortunately, she miscarried and we lost the baby. I’ve been thinking for a while now whether to move back to Nigeria with everyone so that we can build some sense into both of them (my daughter’s story is another one). I’ve thought of taking them both for an ADHD test, but my wife is against that. The only time my son pays attention is when he’s doing something he likes, and that is when he’s playing the PS5 I got them or watching videos on YouTube Kids.

Any advice would be welcome from parents out there.

You painted a picture of ADHD... you son would need professional help from Doctors, Psychologists and behavioral therapist.

FT
Ghana 0 Nigeria 0

Etebo stabilize the midfield

The team is currently playing coachless

abulude:
Nacho too

Exactly...

Na wah

That na pure PK... make VAR nor do nonsense o

Penalty

Simon was short 1 today

Coach remove Simon and Kelechi

Eguoveon indeed doesn't know what he is doing... why not take Bonke out for goodness sake. Aribo has been one of the shinning stars tonight

Moses Simon... shoot well joor

Osihmen fit collect yellow for all this fall upandan...

I won't be surprised that Eguoveon would bring in Musa...

Moses Simon is becoming a Pharoah in this team

This team nor serious... playing nonsense... no passion, no drive, no hunger

Janosky:
Ghana won this match 1 nil.

2 nil you mean

Poor 1st half from SE...

abulude:
Chukwueze and Moses should stop trying to impress abeg. We need more crosses from the wing.

Who wan nod the ball?