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Make una no dey fear that guy jor

Happy birthday to you

But all this una historic failure sef, being looking at all Times Argentina Beat Nigeria at the World Cup

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kAI!! E weak me

hmmm, Banky W and Adesua: How not to Start Marriage impressing


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wht are we turning to Strange Cultural Practices Associated with Marriage in Nigeria

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pinkcottoncandy:
23.40 HOURS STEADY EVERY DAY...IF THEY TAKE IT THEY BRING IT IMMEDIA

ABUJA..

all this apo axix people

RoaringLion11:
hahahaha.....guy i can't just stop laughing here .....but why is your own always different...what are you doing where there is no pole,wire..let alone transformer...I beg..

come to my area light na free... no nepa entity dare carry ladder talkless of resting it on a pole

okosodo:
No light for 2 weeks now and no explanation from BEDC. Ikpoba hill, benin city

Ebute metta in lagos have being using free light for a month now

and nepa must not complain

Musa, the guy na ma man just that the exit was...


Argentina bois no even smile since their meeting, flash back of Argentina Beating Nigeria at the World Cup since 1994 till date

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Ever since the Nigerian football team, the Super Eagles made their first apperance at the FIFA World cup in 1994, they have continually met a certain team which has defeated them 5 times, Argentina. Next, is a look at the different moments where Argentina has beaten Nigeria:

FIFA World Cup 1994


In 1994 the super made their first appearance at the world cup and were in the group D alongside Argentina, Greece and Bulgaria. The Eagles played their first match with Bulgaria having a 3-0 win and on 25th June played against Argentina at the Foxboro Stadium, Foxborough, Micheal Emenalo #19 and Austine Eguavoen #2 recived a yellow card, so also Claudio Caniggia #7 of Argentina. Samson Siasia opened scores in the 8th minute, the South American team equalized on 22 minutes and by the 29th minute took the lead with a Claudio Caniggia goal. They were defeated 2 – 1 on fulltime and managed to scale to the next stage after beating Greece to a 2-0 in their final game.

Starting Eleven for the Eagles on the day: Peter Rufai, Augustine Eguavoen, Uche Okechukwu, Chidi Nwanu, Finidi George, Rashidi Yekini, Emmanuel Amunike, Samson Siasia, Daniel Amokachi, Sunday Oliseh, Michael Emenalo


FIFA World Cup 2002

Argentina and Nigeria met June 2, 2002 at the Kashima Stadium Ibaraki, Kanto, Japan by 14:30pm (local time).

The starting eleven for both teams were: Argentina: Pablo Cavallero, Juan Sorin, Mauricio Pochettino, Claudio Lopez, Javier Zanetti, Gabriel Batistuta, Ariel Ortega, Juan Veron, Diego Placente and Diego Simeone.

Nigeria: Ibrahim Shorunmu, Joseph Yobo, Celestine Babayaro, Nwankwo Kano, Isaac Okorokwo, Taribo West, Bartholomew Ogbeche, Austin Jay Jay Okocha, Garba Lawal, Efetebore Sodje and Julius Aghahowa.

Coaches: Bielsa Marcelo (ARG) and Onigbinde Adegboye (NGA)

Argentina won the game 1-0 with a Gabriel Batistuta header in the 63rd minute.

FIFA World Cup 2010

In 2010, both teams played themselves again. This time in South Africa at the Ellis Park Stadium Johannesburg, South Africa. Local time: 16:00pm.

Line-up for the day were;

Argentina: Sergio Romero, Martin Demichelis, Gabriel Heinze, Angel Di Maria, Juan Veron, Gonzalo Higuain, Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez, Walter Samuel, Javier Mascherano, Jonas Gutierrez

Nigeria: Vincent Enyeama, Joseph Yobo, Taye Taiwo, Danny Shittu, Yakubu Ayegbeni, Sani Kaita, Lukman Haruna, Chidi Odiah, Victor Obinna, Chinedu Ogbuke Obasi, Dickson Etuhu

Coaches: Diego Maradona (ARG) and Lars Edvin Lagerback

Argentina won the game 1-0 with a Gabriel Heinze goal in the 6th minute.

FIFA World Cup 2014

Being the fourth time the Nigeria team was making it to the world cup, it was hosted in Brazil where the Nigerian team was in group F with Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Iran. Played there first match with Iran drawing up to 0-0, defeating Bosnia and Herzegovina to a 1-0, then on 25 June 2014 at the Estádio Beira-Rio stadium Porto Alegre met with Argentina and in 3 minutes Lionel Messi scored leaving Ahmed musa of the Super Eagles with no option than to equalize in 4the minute, Messi also in (45+1) minute scored with Musa doing justice with another goal in the second half but at about 10mins to fulltime, Marcos Rojo scored the goal that lead Nigeria to the defeat of Argentina 3-2.

Starting Eleven: Vincent Enyeama, Efe Ambrose, Joseph Yobo, Juwon Oshaniwa, Kenneth Omeruo, Ogenyi Onazi, John Obi Mikel, Ahmed Musa, Peter Odemwingie, Emmanuel Emenike

FIFA World Cup 2018

June 26, 2018 was the fifth time Nigeria and Argentina would be meeting at the world cup, after meeting at the previous world cup both were determined to do more. Lionel Messi gave Argentina the lead on 14 minutes, Victor Moses equalised six minutes into the second half but Rojo scored the most important goal with four minutes left on the clock. Argentina won 2-1 to qualify for the 2nd round and Nigeria was out.

Source: 5 Times Argentina Beat Nigeria at the World Cup

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Can we just reason this as purpose abeg...

but wetin we do Argentina sef

Those moments Argentina Beat Nigeria at the World Cup

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This Rohr of a guy will always have a reason for his action

trust nigerians the only way u can compensate them is sending Argentina home .

while we weep you can see the Times Argentina Beat Nigeria at the World Cup

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who am i to take arction... as for the the referee weldon sire


Learnt alot Top 10 Takeaways from Nigeria’s Loss to Argentina and Elimination from Russia 2018

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chai wetin them go tell God


Baba God gat issues piling up in his court hmmm


RIP to the dead

NaijaCelebrity:
Nollywood Teen actress, Regina Daniels took to her Instagram page to share some photos of herself squatting as she rocks the super eagles to support the Eagles as they face the Argentina later in the day.

See sexy photos below..




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OP u sai


teen?

People have being talking on this match like say we playing with some kind of council OF gods

Nbote:
I wish dis can begin to affect d family members of these our political office holders, mayb jus mayb They'll start caring and start doing something about these mindless and barbaric killings

sorry to disappoint... cause they are the mastermind

Angelb4:
I love the CATHOLIC church.

One of them will be saying the Rosery, while the other one will be shouting Fireeeeeee!!!!!!

The parents really need to be appreciated. Enough sacrifice.

and the devil will be like...

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By Kurtis Adigba

I started supporting President Buhari since 2003. In all the presidential elections between 2003-2015, I voted for him.I’m a true Buhari supporter, a consistent one for that matter. So please, don’t come here and lecture me on Buhari.

In the months leading to the 2015 presidential election, candidate Muhammadu Buhari and his party, the APC, pilloried and pummeled President Jonathan and the PDP, on the twin issues of Corruption and Insecurity. Buhari, accused President Jonathan and his party of presiding over the worst corruption cases in the history of country, and promised to fight corruption to a standstill.On insecurity, Buhari blamed Jonathan for the pervasive insecurity in the nation. He said Jonathan, was weak on law and order, and promised to end the reign of terror by the Boko Haram insurgents, Fulani Herdsmen, Kidnappers, and all other criminal activities, if elected as the president. Millions of Nigerians believed him, and elected him president.

Buhari’s election brought joy and renewed hopes to millions of Nigerians. For once, they were confident that they had elected a leader who is not afraid to confront corruption and insecurity in the country. And when he said during his inaugural speech that “ I belong to everybody, and belong to nobody”, he heightened their expectations and confidence in him. For the first time, they have elected a leader who is not beholden to special interests. Buhari, is their president, not president of the elites. He will bring to justice the looters and killjoys in the country. As a retired General with combat experience, Buhari immediately moved into action against Boko Haram. He deployed forces to the North East of the country, the epicenter of the terrorist activities, and soon after, Boko Haram was weakened and denied of its territory in the Northeast. Many operatives were killed, and many more surrendered. Buhari, also took on corruption with a steel determination. Many people were arrested and huge funds were recovered. As at the last count, two former governors have been sent to jail for corruption and breach of trust.

For some strange and difficult-to-fathom reasons, President Buhari, is somewhat ambivalent and insular about the deadly activities of the Fulani herdsmen across the country, and particularly; in the North Central States of Benue, Plateau, Benue, Kogi, and Taraba. To be fair to president Buhari, these deadly attacks, did not start under his watch, but they escalated with regularity under him. Before Buhari assumed power, Agatu in Benue and several areas of Plateau states came under heavy and regular attacks by the herdsmen. In many of these attacks attacks, if not all, communities were completely destroyed, and many children and women, were violently killed. In 2012, a sitting senator, Daytong Gyang, and Fulani Gyang, Majority Leader, Plateau State House of Assembly, were killed in cold blood by Fulani Herdsmen whilst attending the funeral ceremonies of their folks killed by the same herdsmen. This was the situation you promised to come and change, or end if elected president Buhari!

Instead of the change you promised, we are seeing more deadly attacks without any consequential actions to deter, or bring the perpetrators to justice. We are seeing bolder and more reckless attacks by the group on more helpless communities across the country. These attacks, are always justified by the leadership of the Miyetti Allah Hotore, as retaliatory measures for the killings of their cows. The killing, or stealing of their cows, are no doubt criminal activities that should be punished by applying the law. It cannot, and should never be a justification for the mayhem and violence in the country. The most troubling sir, is the ongoing killings by the herdsmen in Barkin Ladi, Plateau State. If the reports are anything to go by, more than 100 persons, including women and children had been killed by herdsmen as a retaliatory action for the killing and stealing of 300 cows belonging to the herdsmen by the Beroms. How does anyone rationalize this ugly situation? Human lives for cows that can easily be replaced, or compensated for?

For me and many others, (including many of your supporters), the most disheartening aspect is the response, or lack of it from your government. At one time, we were told that non-Nigerians were behind these attacks. And now, it is Members of the opposition who are responsible. While this possible, it is difficult to accept in the face of Miyetti Allah’s ownership of these acts. And even if we accept the reasons given, it is still the duty and responsibility of your government to arrest and bring to justice the perpetrators of these heinous acts be they foreigners, or members of the opposition.

Equally disheartening, is the comments made by the Defence Minister, Mansur Ali. Ali, speaks and acts as if he was the spokesperson of Miyetti Allah Hotore, and not the Minister of Defence of the country. There’s also the case of the ill-conceived and half-hearted military operation known as Operation Cat Race. The hope which the operation raised in the people was quickly dashed when the Chief of Army Staff declared it as a “Training Exercise “ and not an operation. It did not achieve much, and expectedly so!

My president, while you have done well in the fights against corruption and Boko Haram, you have failed in tackling the deadly menace of the herdsmen. The fight against corruption, is meaningless if the people are not alive to enjoy the benefits of it. This is also true if they are not guaranteed security of their lives and property. As you know sir, the primary purpose of government is security of life and property. You have shown unusual courage against corruption, why not the same against herdsmen?

I don’t know what you are hearing, or what your friends and aides are telling you, but trust me, the issue of Fulani herdsmen killings and attacks, will be the most consequential and definitive issue in the 2019 elections. How you deal with it will determine the outcome of your re-election bid. What we are asking you to do sir, is not easy, and it is not without risk, but that is what leadership is! History do not exist to make people happy but to make them wiser. The dividends of democracy you promised, did not include death, destruction, and hopelessness sir. You promised us prosperity, security, peace and justice. You can still do it sir. Let me end by reminding you of what Senator McCain said” we have been thought correctly that courage is not absence of fear but the capacity to act inspire of our fears”

God bless Nigeria.

Source: Death, Destruction and Hopelessness as Dividends of Democracy

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chuks34:
I always follow FIFA site but seems like der time zone na wash

if na russian time...just check moscow on your clock app set to nigerian timing

hmmm

equalgarden:
Ogbeni have you ever seen traffic jam on the sea before? ??

mine is that it helps reduce the one on the road

Ahmed Musa is turning out to be one of the stars of this World Cup with a possibility of his first goal for Nigeria against Iceland getting picked as the goal of the tournament.

However, Musa also holds a personal record which when considered critically surpasses Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

By scoring more than once in 2 games in the World Cup against Argentina in 2014 and Iceland in the last game played by the Super Eagles, he has outdone both Messi and Ronaldo who have not managed such in at the Mundial. Messi has 1 multi-goal game in 17 matches at the World Cup, Ronaldo has 1 multIi-goal game in 15 matches and Musa has 2 multi-goal matches in 6 appearances.

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Essentially, the lesson for Nigeria here is to start Ahmed Musa at the World Cup on current form.

It is not every day a player holds a better scoring record than Messi and Ronaldo; 2 legends of our time and up there with Pele and Maradona when you consider the best player ever.

Ahmed Musa cab be proud, well-done sir.

Source: See World Cup Record that Places Ahmed Musa Ahead of Messi and Ronaldo

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PAINFUL INDEED

See Video of Dbanj Walking with Son Beside Swimming Pool that Got People Upset

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world class jihadist VS ancient time dictators....LET'S SEE

Read the statement released by the presidency explaining what happened in the last 5 days in the latest conflagration of violence in Plateau State.

PRESIDENT BUHARI DECRIES INCREASED CHEAPENING OF HUMAN LIVES; URGES RESTRAINT IN PLATEAU CRISIS

President Muhammadu Buhari has decried how increasingly cheap human life was becoming in Nigeria, as desperate people pursued their quest for instability and chaos which they hoped would give them an advantage in the coming elections.

Reacting to recent clashes in Plateau State which left scores dead, the President said:

“We know that a number of geographical and economic factors are contributing to the longstanding herdsmen/farmers clashes. But we also know that politicians are taking advantage of the situation. This is incredibly unfortunate.”

According to him, “Nigerians affected by the herdsmen/ farmer clashes must always allow the due process of the law to take its course rather than taking matters into their own hands.”

According to information available to the Presidency, about one hundred cattle had been rustled by a community in Plateau State, and some herdsmen were killed in the process. The state governor, Simon Lalong, had invited the aggrieved groups and pleaded against further action while the law enforcement agents looked into the matter. Less than 24 hours later, violence broke out.

Some local thugs then took advantage of the situation, turning it into an opportunity to extort the public, and to attack people from rival political parties. There were reports of vehicles being stopped along the roads in the state, with people being dragged out of their cars and attacked if they stated that they supported certain politicians or political party.

On his way back to Jos after attending the All Progressives Congress (APC) Convention in Abuja, the state governor had to dismantle a number of illegal road blocks set up by these thugs. There were also a number of dead bodies thugs had killed, lying along the road.

GARBA SHEHU
Senior Special Assistant to the President
(Media & Publicity)
June 25, 2018

source: This is What Really Happened in Plateau State According to the Presidency

SheikhMuniru:
MAYBE HE HAS ANOTHER GOD APART FROM GOD ALMIGHTY ALLAH

hmmmm