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TheGoodJoe:
I just feel it is unprofessional and insulting to make people waste their time applying for the job, while sticking with the person on the job. I hope it never repeats itself.

charlesemeka85:
Napoli are interested in Terem Moffi (25) from OGC Nice. The Nigerian striker has scored 10 goals in Ligue 1 this season and is valued at €30M. 🇳🇬

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Marjoribanks:
There are schools in the United states that won't grant you admission if you are not 18 years.
Your child is not allowed to start kindergarten until he/she is 6 years old. There are reasons for this.
That is why it is important to study broadly before attacking govt policies. Those Ministers are some of the most accomplished men in their field. Go and verify!

Also, I believe the Sport Minister has his reason for wanting Paserio back.
Look at the CVs of all those that applied and tell me one that you think is competent than Paserio.
Paserio got us to an AFCON final for the first time in 24 years. Abeg respect the man!

Chrisrare:
This thread has proved one thing- Obi did not build/commission any school from scratch. So Reno is right after all.

impactMAKER01:
Thanks for this insight. I did WES Canada evaluation in 2020. Just confirming if I can still use that. I will check out the silvergate evaluation.

impactMAKER01:
Many thanks for your response. Much appreciated. Please, just to confirm, can I use WES canada for this purpose?

esemes256:
Man city is going to qualify. Real Madrid will lose

olamat88:
Arsenal and chelsea i no know who better pass self

TheSuperNerd:
Naija: Back to Back Euro Top 5 league Champs

Last season, Nigeria had Victor Osimhen conquering a Top 5 Euro league by emerging Serie A Champion.

This season, Nigeria have two in Victor Boniface and Nathan Tella emerging as Bundesliga Champs in the same season that Bayern strengthened with a Harry Kane up top for them.

It's the Nigerian Champions show in Europe's Top 5 leagues back to back. Who will it be next season from Africa's most valuable national team?

NastiLord:
I don't think Everton have the balls to open the legs

Omoejigbahe:
This is why I'm glad obi lost and will lose again, a candidate that cannot be criticized is not what we want. Tinubu supporters are also criticizing some of his policies, that is the beauty of democracy. For the obidients, obi can do no wrong, which is a sign of a dictator. okonkwo can keep acting from one TV station to the other, no one takes him serious. His mouth is wide, hence he opens it anyhow.

richie240:
Something he achieved in 10 months that he couldn't achieve in 7 yrs under d previous govt o.

You can never please an ingrate bro.
If u like sacrifice ur left ball for him when it's time to thank u/repay u for ur kindness he'll suddenly remember the story passed down to him of how ur great-grandfather betrayed his great great-grandfather.

You never see anything.

PressMyButton:
He wants government to make Airpeace a national carrier yet he couldn't compete. What a joke!

DeLaRue:
Some Yoruba villages and small towns ended up in Edo State due to boundary marked by River Ose.

As a compromise, the local government was called Akoko (Ondo) - Edo local government.

That local government also has several Kogi state affiliated elements on the other side.

I understand that sometime in the late 60's when the mid West was created from Western Nigeria, one of the administrators of the mid West stopped the teaching of Yoruba language in their schools.

Today, Yoruba as a language has more or less disappeared even in most of Akoko - Edo particularly amongst those under the age of 50 as the mixing with people from Kogi has resulted in some hybrid type of languages that is neither Yoruba nor Edo.

As an example, people from Akoko Edo who have not lived in Benin before don't understand Benin language at all. I stand to be corrected.

So, unlike their grand parents, offsprings of Yoruba progenitors in Akoko Edo can't speak Yoruba, but they still have their Yoruba surnames.

They are ok being in Edo State and don't consider themselves Yoruba. But they know their history.