sod09:
then you should know better it's what you believe in not what uztaz or imam try to put in your head

wow! i honestly don't know what version of islam you're practising. but it's ridiculous

sod09:
that one is for your Bible...I am a Muslim we don't judge

I'm also a muslim. infact i can remember a time on food section when you posted a pic of your iftar. That's why i was shocked by your statement, hence my statement.

tbaba1234:
Possible areas of improvement

1. Midfield: Iwobi improves our chances of scoring goals but he does not control the midfield. Mikel appears to be the only one that does this. Etebo is hardworking but does not do it either. I suspect that Iwobi will return to the wings against SA.

I suspect Mikel, Onazi and Etebo will start..

honestly i will prefer a midfield trio of ndidi (dm) mikel (cm) iwobi (am)

but we must be careful not to lose the ball. all the chasing up and down will be left to ndidi, which i think will be too much for him

sod09:
religion is the biggest scam that ever happened to humanity, the foreigners that brought it have changed their mentality. But we blacks refused to leave slavery
People always tell me to change because I'm leftie, no one could answer me if I ask them why was I born a leftie
One even said it's the devil that uses left then I asked if he has gone to hell before

wow! whoever he lets go astray, none can bring him back to the right path..

we go watch film for judgement day. butterflies in my stomach

Icon79:
I can swear that whomever wrote that crap didn't even watch the game he was purportedly reporting on


O pari

that's a testament of the level of journalism we have in this country

KoiceReloaded:


Once upon a time (even the present), some white people see the black race as sub-humans, just because of the color of their skins. MLK fought and died so that African-americans can be treated as equal by the white man. Nelson Mandela spent more than 2 decades in prison just because he wanted the natives to have equal rights as the white man.

Now, let's substitute black man with gay people in this context. This is what they are fighting for right now. They are fighting for their rights to be treated as humans and given equal rights to live their life as they please. Liberal countries have given them these rights, while some super conservative sh*tholes like Nigeria still think they live in 500 BC.

You need to get out more, your mentality is very archaic and gross. Elephants, Dolphins, Bonobo Chimp are some of the animal species that engage in frequent gay sex. It's a fact of life, so get used to it.

I rather remain archiac and gross than accept homosexuality as normal..
being called gay, fa.g, sissy is considered an insult.. that tells alot

KoiceReloaded:


Who are the majority, pal? Empire is an American tv show, and thus, made primarily for Americans. The American audience that PAY to watch it annually ain't complaining too much, are they?

Learn to tolerate other people's choices, pal. It's not anyone's fault to be born gay, or straight, or bi. or black, or asian, or white, or latino. You gotta learn to look past the melanin, and sexual orientations. We all belong to the same specie - homo sapien. One love.

No one is born gay.
gay people are sick and need mental checkup. even animals don't engage in homosexuality

forgiveness:


SUPERB!: How Super Eagles Rated Vs Libya In Battle Of Sfax

7 October 16, 2018 11:30 pm
SUPERB!: How Super Eagles Rated Vs Libya In Battle Of Sfax

Completesportsnigeria.com’s ADEBOYE AMOSU appraises the performance of the Super Eagles, player-by-player, in their 3-2 win against the Mediterranean Knights of Libya – a reverse fixture in the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers at Taieb Mhiri Stadium, Sfax on Tuesday October 16, 2018.

FRANCIS UZOHO: 7/10

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OLA AINA: 7/10

Failed to track Zeibeiea for Libya first goal of the game.
Otherwise. it was a good performance from the versatile fullback.

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WILLIAM TROOST-EKONG: 7/10

Slipped early on in the game which nearly resulted in a goal for the Libyans but recovered well to post an above average showing.

LEON BALOGUN: 7/0

Strong as ever, Leon Balogun stood up to the threat of the Libyans especially in the second half. The Brighton & Hove Albion defender also showed his ball playing ability in the game.

JAMILU COLLINS: 6/10

The SC Paderborn left-back was put under intense pressure by the Libyans in the second half but proved equal to the task.

WILFRED NDIDI: 7/10

Ndidi picked up a silly yellow card in the closing stages of the game which effectively rules him out of Super Eagles next game against South Africa. However, the Leicester City man was an influential figure in the midfield for the Super Eagles.

OGHENEKARO ETEBO: 6/10

He was lively in the early parts of the game but soon fizzle out and misplaced a couple of simple passes. Made way for John Ogu 15 minutes from time.

ALEX IWOBI: 6/10

Had a hand in Nigeria’s first goal scored by Odion Ighalo, but not as effective as he was in the previous game in Uyo.

AHMED MUSA: 8/10

Provided two assists and scored the Super Eagles second goal in the game. The stand-in captain no doubt led by example in what was a lively performance.

SAMUEL KALU: 6/10

Failed to replicate his performance from the first leg and was duly substituted 10 minutes from time by Henry Onyekuru.

ODION IGHALO: 9/10

Another man -of- the match display from the forward who scored twice in the game. He also provided the assist for Ahmed Musa’s second goal.

SUBSTITUTES

JOHN OGU: 4/10
Didn’t infuence the game much following his introduction for Oghenekaro Etebo 15 minutes from time. He gave the ball away late on which nearly resulted in a goal for the Libyans.

HENRY ONYEKURU: 5/10
Full of life and showed glimpses of his ability after he took the place of Samuel Kalu in the 80th minute.

SEMI AJAYI
Took the place of Alex Iwobi late on


https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/superb-how-super-eagles-rated-vs-libya-in-battle-of-sfax/

who wrote this trash

Ola aina was a suspect! Balogun looks match rusty, he must push for a regular spot at brighton.

Jamilu colins is doing good things.
and the few minutes henry was afforded, he threatened.

I think uzoho fumbling shows that he really is AROUND the age he claims to be.

Also, Plot twist: Ighalo is on nairaland and all the criticism on this thread has made him sit up!

elyte89:



No....OKOCHA ,u don start again


Wc player una dey discuss since

hilarious

Earthquake1:


God, I'm in Nigeria, that's enough reason

it isnt exactly butterflies and rainbows out there. every country has its own problems. I want to say no place like home. but come on, we call nigeria home. My friend if you get the chance, take it and run.

CaptainStephen:
This breaks my heart, what happened to having a good name? we shouldn't tow this path no matter the circumstances involved. My father will always call my name and say don't depend on government for anything, that is why I am saving so I can smile when I retire and my pension isn't paid. That's the same set I have carried and make bold to vow I have never and will never involve my self in corruption.
It's not going to be easy as persecution will definitely come but my brother the future of this nation is in our hands.

big bros. saving isn't the answer. rather, you should invest. but remember not to put all your eggs in one basket

EEGA:
Our biggest mistake in the WC was leaving Ebuehi on the bench and playing a defensive minded Idowu as LWB.

Iwobi should have paired Musa upfront in our 3-5-2.(the same guy that scored 2 goals against them in a friendly).

Rohr really learnt his lessons seeing as he dropped Idowu for Jamilu collins.

Most of our CBs won't be available for Qatar 22.Apart from Ekoong who by then will be 28 and might not have that much pace by then.Omeruo's lack of pace resulted in Argentina's first goal.

Awaziem is more of a utility player than a CB(though he still has time on his side to master a particular position),the SA and Serbia games comes to mind.

i believe ekong will be much better at 28 than he currently is. defenders, like goalkeepers get better with age

Odunayaw:
Meanwhile, what hit Germany?

I'm ozilless on this matter

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missyQween:
Jazakallahu khair.
Tho,Our men ain't helping matters.
They want the Kim and Nicki Minaj shape.Lol.
May Allah bless us with a spouse that will be the coolness of our eyes

Ameen.

our minds operate in very different ways

Mzflexydeeva:
I am not a politician but this git my attention. Does this mean even APC members will vote Atiku come 2019

2014 dear, 2014...

Miggs:

If we go into the definition of who constitutes a terrorist or not,we won't leave hear today because personally,I believe Obama,Netanyahu,Merkel,Macron,Sarkozy,Trump and co are/were the biggest terrorists in earth

you forgot the almighty one, Bush. Till this day I believe osama was brought to life by the US.

He has been killed, where is his body? If today shekau is killed his body will be all over the news. where is osama's? So many questions than answers

Ibime:


All online


The BSc fee is £250

https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/student/exam-entry-and-administration/oxford-brookes-bsc-hons-in-applied-accounting.html


The Masters fee is £2k

https://www.brookes.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/applied-accounting-msc/


ACCA 13 EXAMS at average £150 each for exam fees and reading materials = £2,000

During your 3 years you will prolly pay £100 per year to ACCA for student membership fees = £300

So I say N1.3m takes care of ACCA and BSc comfortably

Then another circa N1m will take care of MSc

please boss do you know of one that offers Msc in control engineering and is a bit... cheap?

Icon4s:


But that is what is about to be implemented in the next season. 2 Zones. Though I am not entirely sure of how the zoning will be done.

Ok that is fantastic and a welcomed development.

Icon4s:


Why do you think so?

if they did, they would have since implemented it..

Icon4s:


How will Akwa, Enyimba, Rivers United, Rangers and Heartland get to Lagos or Ibadan by Train
?

I know the trains don't go everywhere. what I meant is if there is a train route through the cities that are to play, wont it be better for the players to use the trains rather than road/air

Icon4s:


One of the major issues is that the NPFL will not always start their league early enough only to be fixing matches weekend and mid-week just to catch up. Imagine also MFM travelling to Maiduguri to play on Wednesday and back to play in Lagos on Saturday then go back up North to play in Katsina on Wednesday. Each of those trips can take up to 2 days. That is Killing! Many at times the players just arrive the Stadium from their bus and straight to the pitch and as soon as the final whistle is blown they are back in their bus again and start embarking on their return trip. You see them running into armed bandits on several occasions.

Alternatively also if the teams in the league can be zoned into conferences, like what we have in the USA (East and West). We can have the Northern and Southern Conferences constituting teams in each of the two Regions. The Top 2 from each zone will now play in a Super 4 mini League in one neutral venue say Abuja, Lagos or Uyo to determine who finishes 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
By this the long Road trips would have been greatly reduced.

I really like this your idea. but i fear those in charge don't see it that way

Danielnino00:



The aiteo cup is being played on a neutral venue that's why...
However, away win is possible in the league if the clubs and lmc can fix four problems

1) Provide air transport for their team.. Road transport is risky and exhausting
2) Provide adequate security at match venue...even better to install fences between d stands and the pitch to stop fans violence against away teams
3) Install better pitches
4) LMC should secure a better broadcasting right than the one they have with nta so we can be sure when dubious calls are being made during away games by the referees...

as for transport, how about trains..?

TheSuperNerd:
My Africa Best XI at the moment

GK- Andre Onana

LB- Faouzi Ghoulam (when fit)
CB - Kalidou Koulibaly
CB- Mehdi Benatia
RB - Serge Aurier

DM- Wilfred Ndidi
CM- Naby Keita
AM- Hakim Ziyech

LWF- Sadio Mane
CF- Pierre Emerick Aubameyang
RWF - Mohammed Salah Ghaly






Substitutes:

Normally I would have 12 as subs as I imagine it to be my best 23 man African squad.


Some of them would be as follows:

- Yaccine Bounou (GK)
- Achraf Hakimi (RB)
- Jean Michael Seri (CM)
- Wilfried Zaha (LW)
- Eric Bailly (CB)
- Idrissa Gueye (CDM)
- Amadou Diawara (DM)
- Kwadwo Asamoah (LB)
- Riyad Mahrez (RW)
- etc, etc, etc.


Cc: Chriskels

you've just given me something new to try on fifa career mode

I need help. i need someone to talk to.

It's not financial, it is spiritual. I'm knee deep in addiction. i don't want to say which because i know it's nto good to publicise sins. but i just need someone to help me. I'm frustrated and I'm losing hope. please brothers someone should help me. through a Pm.

salam alaykum

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Samuel Kalu with an Assist