₦airaland Forum

HisSexcellency:
Off-topic Alert

Has anyone noticed that Linda Ikeji has not been updating us of late with happenings of the young John Snow of Winterfell "aka Baby J" in far away Westros. Hope the young Targeryen girl "aka SD" has nothing to do with this unusual behavior.

Signed
Lord Baelish, requesting immediate response from Castle Black

CuTTiieAngeL:
This Marriage Won't Work

360degreess:
I am still surprise how igbos allowed themselves to be deceived by a common criminal like cownu..but I am also happy how FG dealt with those terrorists(IPOB)...kudos to python dance operations..

Buhari all the to 2023.

myners007:
Ok, but if u like train them to fight against one another just as u teamed up with Jude against Peter.

afas7:
LIST OF PAST WINNERS


FA Cup
War Memorial Challenge Cup
1942 ZAC Bombers 1-0 Services
1943 Lagos Marine 3-2 RAF
1944 Lagos Railways 2-0 Marine
1945 Lagos Railways 1-1 Lagos United [4-1 pen]

Governor's Cup
1945 Marine 1-0 Corinthians
1946 Lagos Railways 3-1 Port Harcourt
1947 Marine 3-1 Lagos Railways
1948 Lagos Railways 1-0 Warri
1949 Lagos Railways 3-0 Port Harcourt
1950 Lagos UAC [*] 3-2 Port Harcourt
1951 Lagos Railways 3-2 Plateau United (Mid-West)
1952 Lagos PAN Bank 6-0 Warri (Mid-West)
1953 Kano Pillars 2-1 Lagos Dynamos

FA Cup
1954 Calabar 3-0 Kano Pillars
1955 Port Harcourt FC 4-1 Warri
1956 Lagos Railways 3 - Warri
1957 Lagos Railways 5-1 Zaria
1958 Port Harcourt FC 6-0 Federal United
1959 Ibadan Lions 1-0 Lagos Police

Nigeria Challenge Cup
1960 Lagos ECN 5-2 Ibadan Lions
1961 Ibadan Lions 1-0 Lagos UAC
1962 Police 1-0 Plateau United
1963 Port Harcourt FC 1-0 Plateau United
1964 Lagos Railways 3-1 Plateau United
1965 Lagos ECN 3-1 Plateau United
1966 Ibadan Lions w/o Plateau United
1967 Stationery Stores 3-1 Plateau United
1968 Stationery Stores 3-1 Warri [in replay]
1969 Ibadan Lions 5-1 Warri
1970 Lagos ECN 3-1 Plateau United
1971 WNDC Ibadan 2-1 Enugu Rangers
1972 Bendel Insurance 2-2 3-2 Mighty Jets [-]
1973 no competition
1974 Enugu Rangers 2-0 Mighty Jets [-]
1975 Enugu Rangers 1-0 IICC Shooting Stars
1976 Enugu Rangers 2-0 Alyufsalam Rocks (Ilorin)
1977 IICC Shooting Stars awd Racca Rovers [awarded 2-0; Racca walked off at 1-0]
1978 Bendel Insurance 3-0 Enugu Rangers
1979 IICC Shooting Stars 2-0 Sharks
1980 Bendel Insurance 1-0 Stationery Stores
1981 Enugu Rangers 2-0 Bendel Insurance
1982 Stationery Stores 4-1 Niger Tornadoes
1983 Enugu Rangers 0-0 DIC Bees [5-4 pen]
1984 Leventis United 1-0 Abiola Babes
1985 Abiola Babes drw BCC Lions [6-5 pen]
1986 Leventis United 1-0 Abiola Babes
1987 Abiola Babes 1-1 Enugu Rangers [7-6 pen] 1988 Iwuanyanwu Nationale 3-0 Flash Flamingoes
1989 BCC Lions 1-0 Iwuanyanwu Nationale
1990 Stationery Stores 0-0 Enugu Rangers [5-4 pen] 1991 El-Kanemi Warriors 3-2 Kano Pillars
1992 El-Kanemi Warriors 1-0 Stationery Stores
1993 BCC Lions 1-0 Plateau United
1994 BCC Lions 1-0 Julius Berger
1995 Shooting Stars SC 2-0 Katsina United
1996 Julius Berger 1-0 Katsina United [aet] 1997 BCC Lions 1-0 Katsina United
1998 Wikki Tourists 0-0 Plateau United [3-2 pen]

Coca Cola FA Cup
1999 Plateau United 1-0 Iwuanyanwu Nationale
2000 Niger Tornadoes 1-0 Enugu Rangers
2001 Dolphin FC 2-0 El-Kanemi Warriors
2002 Julius Berger 3-0 Yobe Stars
2003 Lobi Stars 2-0 Port Harcourt Sharks
2004 Dolphin FC 1-0 Enugu Rangers
2005 Enyimba 1-1 Lobi Stars [aet, 6-5 pen]
2006 Dolphin FC 2-2 Bendel Insurance [aet, 5-3 pen]
2007 Dolphin FC 1-1 Enugu Rangers [aet, 3-2 pen]
2008 Ocean Boys 2-2 Gombe United [aet, 7-6 pen]

Federation Cup
2009 Enyimba 1-0 Sharks
2010 Kaduna United 3-3 Enyimba [aet, 3-2 pen]
2011 Heartland 1-0 Enyimba
2012 Heartland 2-1 Lobi Stars
2013 Enyimba 2-2 Warri Wolves [aet, 5-4 pen]
2014 Enyimba 2-1 Dolphin FC
2015 Akwa United 2-1 Lobi Stars
2016 Ifeanyi Ubah 0-0 Nasarawa United [aet, 5-4 pen]

AITEO Cup
2017 Akwa United 0-0 Niger Tornadoes [3-2 pen]
2018

KOLLYPROF:
Don't really know what people get from tattooing themselves despite the fact it doesn't add any iota of beauty to their body

Nwogeh:
Wa o,
this is how Nigerian people will celebrate next year after the election.

Realberg:
Yo folks, WE SAY it and type it countless times a day, but have you ever stopped to wonder what “OK” stands for? The word has a bizarre history.
OK stands for “oll korrect”, or “all correct”, Don't ask me Huh. The origin of the word is traced back to a Boston newspaper in 1839. Around this time, the editor used it as an efficient, trendy way of saying “oll korrect”, or “all correct”. It was part of a trend at the time for writers to playfully misspell and abbreviate their words just for the fun of it.
So how did “OK” survive for almost 200 years?
It was all thanks to the 1840 election campaign of Martin Van Buren, who served as the eighth president of the United States. Supporters of the leader formed a club that was affectionately named after his nickname — Old Kinderhook — which became the “OK Club”. Mr Van Buren’s opponents seized on the trend too, using the term to promote political slogans like “out of kash”, “out of karacter”, “orful katastrophe” and “orfully konfused”.

Basically, whether you supported or opposed the man, “OK” was constantly in your face. Observe:

OK: Standard term signifying you are on board with something. Variations include “all right”, “sounds good” and “that’s fine”.
Okay: The modernised American spelling of OK, which also enables its use as a verb: “Seun okayed me to write this pointless message.”
Oooookay: A passive-aggressive expression used to signify the imminent escalation of an argument. It’s also a perfectly adequate response when someone says something vaguely uncomfortable.
Okaaaay: Same as above, but may also signify accepting defeat in said argument, depending on your inflection.
KK: A variation of OK used by tweens of the MySpace era, circa 2005. If you still use this, you now know why you’re still single.
K: You’re either in a hurry, or passive-aggressively expressing your disapproval in a way that conveys you will not tell the recipient why you are no longer speaking to them.

Danhumprey:
I am an indigene of Akwa ibom state,and after reading all the comments on dis thread,i cannot but laugh at some people's sentimental,biased and ignorant views. I don't want to sound unpatriotic to my State,but truth must be told. Most of those places you see in the pics,they are mostly situated in Uyo and it's environs. Some are in few of the major local govt headquaters like Ikot abasi,Ikot ekpene,Eket,Abak,etc. The rest of the local govts have little or nothing to show the govt's developmental interventions in them. Even in Uyo,for those of you who are saying that there is 24/7 supply of electricity,u may be wrong. There are places there that don't even experience 1hour of electricity not to talk of 24hrs. So before you comment,get your facts correct! Don't depend on hear-say. You can't guage the infrastructural development of a state through the lens of the development in the capital city alone! Though,i conceed that Akpabio is trying,he seems to be too much over-praised.