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ba7man: The same set of empty roads and 2 flyovers from different angles are alway being presented everytime.

When asked further, Akwa-Ibom Tropicana and the Stadium is added.

Frankly, its becoming void to me.

I tire oooo

If truly he is exceptional, lets see those things he has done, not computer rendering, he has a budget per capital over 4 times that of Lagos . He has spent the same number of years as Fashola.

We have seen roads,stadium and pockets of hospitals from Akwa-ibom, where are the others ?

I am aware Akwa-ibom budget is more than that of Lagos.

[quote author=Banku&Tilapia]I will tell ma kids dat Ghana is better than nigeria in football n we don't need to any AFCON CUP cuz u still behind us. [/quote]Then your kids will call you a silly emotional man.

Your Ghanian team has been in the wilderness for almost 40 years trying to win the continental cup with no success, I have a feeling the story remains the same in the next 40 years.

PetroDollas: For Ghana, winning AFCON is no longer a priority. Even countries like zambia and our perennial wife/neighbour are winning AFCON. very soon somalia sef will win afcon. fuckeuppedness.

Ghana is targeting the world cup. let the small boys play afcon while the big boys show their stuff on the world stage,huh? A quarter--final at the last world cup-and the only african country to get that far -was very good- but Ghanaians know they can improve on that in Brazil. so that's challenge. why would you be interested in a trophy you've won four times already? In fact one of the cups is permanently here with us here in Accra. We retired the cup.

For me, a semi-final finish in the world up is by far a bigger and better achievement than an AFCON title. As a matter of fact, a quarter-final berth at any world cup is worth more than being an african champion. you know why? how many countries have won AFCON compared with how many african countries have ever made it to the q-final of the world cup? fuckeduppedness

For me, My Dad told me about the 1980 african nations cup which Nigeria won.

Have you ever witnessed Ghana lift up african nations cup in your lifetime, apart from the story your dad told you on the Ghana 1982 nations cup win.

What story will you tell your kids about Ghana lifting the nations cup in your life time?

For me i have something to tell my kids as I have witnessed Nigeria lift nations cup in 1994 and 2013

From the stats, Nigeria is the most decorated team in AFCON, with 14 medals , followed by Egypt, Ghana, Cameroon and Senegal in that order

Paparazzi news indeed !

Some people are already rejoicing and wishing him well, but in their heart saying serves him right .

I know it is a false news

Good news from Osun

She also said arrangements were also near completion for the Iraqi government, through its embassy in Nigeria, to complement the rehabilitation process with the ultimate plan of exporting badly needed treated bottled water to Iraq.

The highlighted in red also arrest my attention, i guess it will be seen through.

[quote author=Sunny_bobo]Is it not an irony that the only person that has so far been convicted for producing fake drugs is a Yoruba man, the producer of 'MY PIKIN' teething medication.[/quote]It was not a case of fake drug, but a factory error , might be a breach in standard operating procedure, the company suppliers supplied a different chemical with a very close sounding name to the required one. something like a hospital being supplied carbon dioxide in oxygen cylinders.

unitary system of government (pseudo federalism)

Sincere 9gerian: The police authorities are not fools. No one is above the law. If Gov Amaechi engages in acts that infringes on the laws, it is the constitutional responsibility of the police to call the governor to order. No sentiments. However, if the police acted unlawfully in this instance, then the president should sanction whoever was responsible.

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

you better stop spewing rubbbbishhhhh, read again what you wrote

[quote author=maxwello.yg]Hahahahaha!!! Bad finishing!!!
Well I don't get this, as I'm typing I surely know that some other folks are making plans to get their wares outta the shores of Nigeria, now does it actually mean they don't read the papers?
I always see drug victims caught in Nigerian airport while trying to leave the country, it gives me the feeling that no one but no one succeeds in leaving the bleeped up country with cracks.
Don't these guys read of crack victims caught at airports? Aren't they ashamed or scared?
These are big questions!!!
Please, shut your mouth if your comment's gonna be tribalistic. We want it no more!!!
Thanks!!![/quote]Dont be deceived, some people are successful

I have a strong feeling that airport will witness a deluge of drug smugglers who will believe they can easily bypass the screening process since the international flights are new

seeded teams now 1. Nigeria 2. Ivory coast 3. Ghana 4. Tunisia 5. Algeria

Unseeded teams remains 1. B/faso 2. Cameroon 3. Egypt 4. Ethiopia 5. Senegal

DISGUSTING !, but if the football associations are irresponsible with their record keeping skills, shouldn't the ineligible player also scream out that he is not qualified .

Tunisia is favored o, with this kind of fate, i have a strong feeling they will also make it to the world cup

It was a typical case of many days for the thief and one day for the owner when a 42-year-old Nigerian, Edo-born Emmanuel Ehkator, extradited to the United State of America in 2011 over allegation of mail and wire fraud has been sentenced to a three-year jail term, and also ordered to pay $11,092,028 in restitution to his victims.

Ehkator, who was initially arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) before his extradition to the US is to forfeit properties in Canada and the content of several bank accounts in Nigeria according to the District Court judge, Middle District of Pennsylvania, Yvette Kane,

Confirming the sentencing, the EFCC's spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, added that Ehkator was part of an attorney collection scam that was responsible for losses of up to $20million.

Their modus operandi, he said, was for the convict to contact US and Canadian law firms by e-mails claiming to be individuals or businesses outside North America who were owed money by entities in the US and asked for legal representation to collect the money.

"Often, the prospective 'clients' said the money owed came from a real estate transaction, tort claim, or divorce settlement. Once the law firm agreed to represent the out-of-country client, the law firm would be contacted by the U.S. entity purportedly owing money with an offer to pay the client by cheque. The client would instruct the law firm to deposit the cheque in the law firm's trust account, retain the law firm's fee, and wire the remaining funds to accounts in Asia".

The cheque that was then mailed to the law firm would be a counterfeit cheque, a fact that would be discovered only after funds from the law firm's trust account had been wired to the Asian bank.

The counterfeit cheques, which appeared to be drawn on legitimate accounts from well-established financial institutions, often included a telephone number for the financial institution. Lawyers attempting to determine the validity of the cheque would call the number only to reach another conspirator who would falsely verify the cheque.

Ehkator's co-defendant, Yvette Mathurin, has also been charged for conspiracy and is awaiting extradition from Canada while another co-conspirator, Kingsley Osagie, was arrested as he arrived in Atlanta from Nigeria and is currently awaiting trial in the Middle District of Pennsylvania.

Other co-conspirators are pending extradition from several foreign countries as investigation continues against other members of the large, multi-national conspiracy.

Aside from the EFCC, other agencies that investigated the crime were the United States Postal Inspection Service, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the US Secret Service, the Toronto Police Services and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the case was prosecuted by Assistant US Attorney, Christy H. Fawcett.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201309120166.html

Orikinla: So, being on BBC News is a big deal?
I have been interviewed and featured on BBC for my drama and poetry as far back as April 2003.
It was an hour long interview. And to me, it was just routine. No big deal.

Don't live in the past.

What are your newest achievements?

@ OP, I think Gbenga Ashiru is from Ogun state and not Osun state

Abegi, No egypt ooooo

They won[b] [size=14pt]ALL[/size][/b] of their 2nd round 2014 world cup qualifying games. 6/6. A total of [size=14pt]18[/size] whopping points.

Nigeria only managed to win three and drew the remaining three.


The tactics that will be adopted by most teams in this knock out phase(3rd round) will be different from the group phase.

Games will be approached by teams as if it is a final game.

I will prefer we play teams in this order

1.ethiopia,
2.senegal (will be playing its home game in morocco due to previous crowd violence)
3. Burkina faso
4. Cameroon
5. Egypt

Where is the mans picture ?

[quote author=Pvt_Parts]Tinibu won't even be around by 2014 and his departure from the face of the earth will cause all this katakata.[/quote]There should be a limit to the politics your kind play, I have a feeling Tinubu will outlive you, .

Chai, this is ridiculous, from comments on this thread, the people who should be the most united are the most divided. One biafra my foot.

@OP, Soludo is not wanted by the powers that be in APGA.

There are only two active political parties PDP and APC, all the others are marking time.

Alao-Akala, Oyinlola, Oni, Gbenga Daniel, Segun Agagu.

The names above had at least two things in common, they were all "Christian" governors in the SW, and they were mediocre governors.

Good governance which is paramount to Lagos state is blind to the religion of its harbinger.

05/06/13 14:30 Blantyre Malawi 0:0 Namibia
05/06/13 16:00 Nairobi Kenya 0:1 (1:1) Nigeria
07/06/13 17:30 Tripoli Libya 0:0 Congo DR
07/06/13 20:00 Omdurman Sudan 1:3 (1:1) Ghana
08/06/13 15:00 Yaounde Central African Republic 0:3 (0:2) South Africa
08/06/13 15:00 Lobatse Botswana 3:0 (3:0) AWD Ethiopia
08/06/13 15:00 Ndola Zambia 4:0 (1:0) Lesotho
08/06/13 15:30 Franceville Gabon 0:0 Congo
08/06/13 16:00 Luanda Angola 1:1 (0:1) Senegal
08/06/13 16:00 Kampala Uganda 1:0 (1:0) Liberia
08/06/13 16:30 Freetown Sierra Leone 2:2 (1:0) Tunisia
08/06/13 16:30 Praia Cape Verde Islands 3:0 (3:0) AWD Equatorial Guinea
08/06/13 16:30 Bakau Gambia 0:3 (0:1) Ivory Coast
08/06/13 21:00 Marrakesh Morocco 2:1 (1:0) Tanzania
09/06/13 15:00 Harare Zimbabwe 2:4 (1:2) Egypt
09/06/13 15:30 Lome Togo 0:3 (0:3) AWD Cameroon
09/06/13 16:00 Niamey Niger 0:1 (0:0) Burkina Faso
09/06/13 16:00 Porto Novo Benin 1:3 (1:2) Algeria
09/06/13 17:00 Conakry Guinea 6:1 (3:1) Mozambique
09/06/13 18:00 Bamako Mali 1:1 (0:1) Rwanda
12/06/13 14:30 Blantyre Malawi 2:2 (0:0) Kenya
12/06/13 20:00 Windhoek Namibia 1:1 (0:1) Nigeria
14/06/13 18:00 Tripoli Libya 2:0 (2:0) Togo
15/06/13 15:00 Lobatse Botswana 3:2 (1:1) Central African Republic
15/06/13 15:00 Ndola Zambia 1:1 (0:0) Sudan
15/06/13 15:30 Pointe Noire Congo 0:1 (0:1) Burkina Faso
15/06/13 16:00 Franceville Gabon 4:1 (1:1) Niger
15/06/13 16:00 Kampala Uganda 2:1 (0:0) Angola
15/06/13 16:30 Praia Cape Verde Islands 1:0 (1:0) Sierra Leone
15/06/13 21:00 Marrakesh Morocco 2:0 (1:0) Gambia
16/06/13 15:00 Dar Es Salaam Tanzania 2:4 (2:3) Ivory Coast
16/06/13 15:00 Maseru Lesotho 0:2 (0:1) Ghana
16/06/13 15:00 Maputo Mozambique 0:1 (0:1) Egypt
16/06/13 15:30 Kigali Rwanda 0:1 (0:0) Algeria
16/06/13 15:30 Kinshasa Congo DR 0:0 Cameroon
16/06/13 16:00 Addis Abeba Ethiopia 2:1 (1:1) South Africa
16/06/13 16:00 Monrovia Liberia 0:2 (0:1) Senegal
16/06/13 17:00 Malabo Equatorial Guinea 1:1 (1:0) Tunisia
16/06/13 17:00 Conakry Guinea 1:0 (1:0) Zimbabwe
16/06/13 18:00 Bamako Mali 2:2 (1:2) Benin
06/09/13 16:00 Kumasi Ghana 2:1 (1:0) Zambia
07/09/13 14:30 Brazzaville Central African Republic 1:2 (1:0) Ethiopia
07/09/13 15:30 Durban South Africa 4:1 (2:0) Botswana
07/09/13 15:30 Ouagadougou Burkina Faso 1:0 (0:0) Gabon
07/09/13 16:00 Calabar Nigeria 2:0 (1:0) Malawi
07/09/13 16:00 Lubango Angola 4:1 (1:0) Liberia
07/09/13 16:30 Freetown Sierra Leone 3:2 (2:0) Equatorial Guinea
07/09/13 16:30 Bakau Gambia 2:0 (1:0) Tanzania
07/09/13 16:30 Niamey Niger 2:2 (1:0) Congo
07/09/13 17:00 Abidjan Ivory Coast 1:1 (0:0) Morocco
07/09/13 19:45 Rades Tunisia 0:2 (0:2) Cape Verde Islands
07/09/13 21:00 Marrakesh Senegal 1:0 (0:0) Uganda

CLT123: Libya can still make it

you are right about that, but they need an away win against cameroon, which in my opinion is a slim chance

the last 10 teams standing will be civ , Ghana, Algeria , Nigeria, cape verde, cameroon, b/faso, senegal, ethiopia, egypt.

The teams highlighted in red will be seeded. Nigeria will be playing one of cameroon, senegal, ethiopia, egypt, or b/faso.

I will prefer we play ethiopia, it seems to be the easiest of the unseeded five

Starting 11.
Enyeama efe, azubuike,oboabona,echiejille, john ogu, mikel obi, onazi, ahmed musa, moses, emenike

They should be prosecuted to set precedence.

How can you build a house with no toilet facilities, and you now come back to complain of cholera.

Where the puppet he controls belong.

Kwara state governor is part of G7 PDP governors.

So your guess should be good as mine