₦airaland Forum

bigpicture001:
this is not accident na..lukinf for cheap publicity....

so na until u see moto wey squeeze lyk futbol b4 u name am accident

khedar:
bruv pls tell me more about bowen

can tell u anything u wanna no, u an aspirant?

khedar:
bruv pls tell me more about bowen

can tell u anything u wanna no, u an aspirant?

No be lie o, we all knew ojoro was expecting although we didn't think it wud be dat high, but nevertheless we got our chances and Odion stole it from us..

Deltayankeeboi:
Nigerians i can't help but laugh at you guys if you think you stand any chance against Argentina.

I was so ashamed of the way you people celebrated super chickens because they managed to win common iceland like they know or play good football.

I shame for una naija.


Every world cup una must do permutation, una no dey shame.


Celebrating a win against common iceland as if it was the world cup that we won. Mediocres celebrating mediocrity.

I just can't wait for argentina to beat us and end all these nonsense hopes you people are having.

Your super chickens are as good as dead. Make i bend say Argentina no finish those weak players life.

Celebrating a win against common iceland as if we were the first country to win a match in the world cup.

I dey shame for una.

After Argentina don wound una finish on tuesday, on wednesday the chickens go from Russia move go dia clubs. All of una wey dey form patriots, i hope say Dem pay una money for the unnecessary celebrations. Ndi ara

na rum u dey yarn, Na Argentina n Iceland dey permutate for group D not us, our own is just to win or draw Arg or we r out.. chikena

LordsBattleAxe:
It's funny how people fail to see what she's trying to pass across, and instead focused on "husband snatcher" aspect

people 8 d sound of truth, 75% Nigerian youth are average or failing nd here is sum1 asking u to wake up because THE WORLD DOES NOT ASSOCIATED ITSELF WITH LOSERS.

Rossikki:
So what if an "oyibo" man wears Super Eagles jersey? Some of you are really sick in the head, including the mods that made it FP. Useless people with low self esteem. Show me one instance where whites celebrate or highlight black people wearing their jerseys. They don't care. It means nothing to them.

i get ur point but not everyone feels inferior to dem, its just dat these whites v a common culture of hating on blacks, u c it evn in WC refrees... dats y its 'head line'

Sappro22:
Hold-up Hold-up Hold-up!!!

How did they even track him in the first place.. Someone explain..?

U don't need tracker to catch omo ibo, just comment on his website that u want to meet him and fund him,.. Lol

slawomir:
na wa for you o
you dey talk as if you nor know wetin them call the trophy
na WORLD CUP Bros nor be Africa nations cup

na them Germany, Brazil, Argentina get am!

bros u sef don miss am o, Argentina no even dey among favorites for dis cup,

na Germany, Brazil, France, Portugal, Spain and Nigeria

If everybody go heaven these bloggers hell na 2sure, no b normal thing for players to exchange jerseys with fellow players again, especially if una don b friends b4 or admirers..
Make una take una time o

sirevee:
The way I take open this thread ehn

aswear i don taya for these bloggers

Nedfed:
Salah had a worst career at Chelsea but best season at Liverpool
Never judge Onazi with yesterday performances it may be at his best during the World cup.
Cos I av seen the Eagles lifting the trophy in my dream.

See your pastor make Im lay hand for Ur head.. Na bad dream

Aldebaran:
Bsc and Msc can't buy you these cars...

nope only talents n gifts can

NwaAmaikpe:



Why do we celebrate mediocrity.
What makes him a wonderkid; because he scored a goal?
Isn't a footballer supposed to score goals.

Or is this goal special because it is against Athletico Madrid?
Would he have been also celebrated if he scored against Lobi Stars?
Nigeria and Nigerians must rid themselves of inferiority complex if they must ever progress.

This is the same reason we prefer foreign made goods.
The same reason we use oyibo video vixens for traditional video shoots.
The same reason our President goes for medical check-up in the UK
The same reason light-skinned runs-girls charge higher.

SMH

Dude its natural, d world has not recovered from Ronaldo's flip.. Score ur own and see if we will not all celebrate you

I just pray she receives Gods mercy

ItzBIM:
Who u be ?

NFF Ambassador for Nairaland

ItzBIM:
We seriously need to address the issue of not been able to defend corners and free kicks. We have lost games due to this issue even last World Cup pogba knocked us out from a header via corner kick after dominating them, we need to do something about it ASAP

Thanks for ur keen observation sir, we are working on it

ANNOY:
Double penetration forced x videos

You need a life bro..

Lubebay:
Super Eagles are 11 in number.
Atletico Madrid are 11
Kelechi Nwakali, No. 11 scored for Nigeria
Correa No. 11 scored for Atletico
The score is 1-1 (11)
Today is 22nd
22-11 = 11
Atletico scored at 33 minutes.
33 minus today's date, 33-22=11
Credit: Sen Tunesh

Funny ryt?? What are the odds

dominique:
He wasn't even among the coaches in contention, how did he get squeezed in?

Last week was all about Arteta taking the job, this week Emery, next week who's it going to be?

Na long leg oo

coolcatty:
God knows i love this Pastor Biodun guy...he is a huge role model of living the christlike life....He exudes riches and wealth in everything he does...from his dressings to his fleet of cars..to the edifice that houses his church and private residence...one needs to step foot into COZA abuja to experience wealth in its raw form.....''you will be like if church dey like this..how will heaven be??...


I love this man walahi...He is a clear example that you cannot serve God and remain poor...i rather stay at home and watch ebony thre..esome moojo every sunday than worship in deeper life,mfm,choosen etc..those ones never motivate one to be rich..always dealing with imaginary enemies.

I love you pastor biodun.

I think u said it all

Jazzlite:
The Federal Government has said the country’s military manpower is not enough to secure every village in the Middle Belt region in order to stop incessant killings occasioned by herders and farmers’ clashes in the area.

It has, however, mandated the National Emergency Management Authority to rebuild villages in Benue State and ensure they are not far from one another.

The Federal Government also said that the farmers and herdsmen’s clashes which had led to loss of lives and property were caused by the influx of weapons into the country through the trans-Saharan routes.

The Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Audu Ogbeh, and the Minister of Interior, Abdulrahman Dambazau, stated this on Thursday at a town hall meeting in Abuja on the farmers and herders’ clashes.

The meeting was convened by the Ministry of Information and Culture.

Ogbeh said as was the case in Argentina, Pakistan and Namibia, there were ongoing plans to generate electricity from cow dung when the government finally put the reserves in operation.

Speaking on the N10bn to be given to troubled states, the agriculture minister said the money would be used “to rebuild the devastated villages as all the Internally Displaced Persons in Benue State wanted to return home as quickly as possible.”

Ogbeh added, “I was with the Vice-President, Yemi Osinbajo, in Benue State on Tuesday and the money announced is not only for Benue, which is apparently facing this crisis.

“The crisis in the IDP camps is very severe. Lots of women and children want to return home, but there are no homes. So, the idea is to rehabilitate the homes as quickly as possible to let them return home.

“Two, NEMA is redesigning the settlements in the villages to bring more communities together so that people don’t live too far apart. Otherwise, we don’t have enough security to guard every settlement. Unless you have units of 10 or 11 soldiers to guard each village, there is no way that the current security network can cover the needs of villagers who may be attacked in the afternoon or night. That was one of the things we studied on Tuesday.

“Three, we have to do everything we can to end these pastoral movements, slowly and in the large scale later. We have 415 reserves. Some have been encroached upon while others are still there. We have to provide water and grass, and protect the herdsmen from cattle rustlers, who are also Fulani.

“The Minister of Interior and I are working on agro-rangers being trained by the military to guard these places so that there can be peace within those communities.

“We can also then do what has been done in Pakistan, Argentina, and even Namibia here, by using the cow dung to generate electricity. These things we have designed and we are raising funds to start them.”

The convener of the meeting and the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said the clashes between farmers and herdsmen were connected with “demographic, environmental, social and economic dynamics and it will be a distortion to attribute the clashes to ethnic and religious reasons.”

Mohammed said, “In 1963, Nigeria’s population was 52 million. Today, it is about 200 million, yet the land space has remained the same. Against this background, the contest for land and other natural resources is bound to be keener, and the friction, more.

“There are various measures that have been taken by the Federal Government to stop these senseless killings and curtail the criminality that has fuelled the clashes. The Nigerian Air Force has deployed its Special Forces to the newly-established 23 Quick Response Wing in Nguroje, Taraba State. The NAF also has a 1,000-man Special Intervention Force deployed in Makurdi to degrade bandits and criminals in Benue and Nasarawa states.

“In the last two weeks, the Police Intelligence Response Team and the Police Special Forces, whose work cut across Benue, Nasarawa and Taraba states, arrested 11 suspects and recovered 10 AK-47 rifles and other firearms from them. These are just some of the arrests made by the security forces in recent days.”

The Defence Minister, Dan-Ali, said President Muhammadu Buhari’s reference to the herdsmen being trained in Libya was in relation to the infiltration of weapons into the country through the trans-Saharan routes.

He said, “There are no foreigners such as Chadians and Libyans coming into Nigeria. What we mean is that the crises in Libya motivated the coming in of arms and ammunition into the country through the trans-Saharan routes. This is the situation. To handle this, the Federal Government has set up a committee whereby a commission to tackle small arms is being looked into.”

Also, the Minister of Interior, Dambazau, said, “As a result of the crises in Libya, quite a huge number of weapons have found themselves into the country. It is not just in Nigeria, but the whole of the sub-region of the Economic Community of West African States.

“We have organised, in conjunction with ECOWAS, a conference on the movement of people and services. The whole idea is to control the movement of weapons. There is also the concept of biometrics to screen those people who enter Nigeria.”

Some of the delegates at the meeting, including the Christian Association of Nigeria and the Miyetti Allah Breeders Association, advised the government to work on establishing ranches, noting that that was the 21st century practice, and would guarantee lasting peace and security.

Buhari meets Army Chief on security

President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday met behind closed doors with the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The meeting centred on efforts being made by the Army authorities to restore peace to troubled parts of the country.

Buhari disclosed this in a message he posted on his verified Twitter handle, @MBuhari, after the meeting.

The President said his administration’s commitment to peace and security of the country was total.

Buhari wrote, “I received a briefing from the Chief of Army Staff this (Thursday) afternoon.

“The Army recently established a new battalion in Birnin-Gwari, Kaduna State, in addition to other deployments in troubled parts of the country.

“Our commitment to the peace and security of Nigeria is total.”

After the meeting, Buratai told State House correspondents that the Nigerian Army would collaborate with other security agencies to dislodge criminals who operate in the Birnin Gwari axis along the Abuja-Kaduna Expressway.

He said concern over unabated killings of citizens was what informed the setting up of an army battalion in the area.

He said, “We will continue to cooperate with other security agencies that are charged with the responsibility of securing our country and the deployment of a unit there is quite strategic. It is in line with the Nigerian Army order of battle that was approved in 2016.

“We have to implement all of them to achieve the strategic objective of the government. This is essentially why we have to put the battalion there and to work with other security agencies.”

Buratai assured stakeholders that the ongoing Operation Last Hold by troops would further consolidate the army’s achievements against insurgents in the North-East.

He said the operation would culminate in the return of the Internally Displaced Persons to their communities.

“Rest assured that Operation Last Hold will further consolidate our achievements so far but we hope the IDPs will go back to their communities and pick up their lives again.

“I think that is the aim of this our Operation Last Hold. It is a consolidation of the overall successes that we have achieved in the North-East,” Buratai said.

Bandits, herdsmen kill 13 in Kaduna, Benue

But in spite of this assurance, 10 persons were reportedly killed by suspected bandits at Birnin-Gwari Local Government Area of Kaduna State on Wednesday evening while three others, the police said, were killed on Thursday morning by Fulani herdsmen in communities in Logo Local Government Area of Benue State.

Scores were also said to be seriously injured in the Kaduna attack that took place in four villages in Gwari council.

But the Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mukhtar Aliyu, said only seven persons were killed while five were injured in the attack, which he said, occurred on Wednesday night.

He said the bandits invaded Mashigi, Dakwaro, Sabongida villages on Wednesday night, shooting at anyone in sight and burning down houses and farmlands in the affected villages.

Aliyu, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, said the Kaduna State Commissioner of Police, Austin Iwar, had ordered the immediate deployment of mobile police in the communities.

The villages raided by the bandits included Mashigi, Dakwaro, Sabongida and one other village close to Dakwaro.

The attack, according to another source, lasted for more than three and half hours.

He added that the bandits, who rode on motorbikes, killed people, burnt houses and foodstuffs in the villages they attacked.

The source added that the 10 bodies of those killed had been recovered from the bush while the volunteers and hunters as well as security operatives were still combing the bush for the missing persons.

A member of the Birnin-Gwari Vanguard for Security and Good Governance identified as Mallam Umar, said so far 10 bodies of the people killed had been recovered, while many were unaccounted for.

In the Benue attack, three persons were reportedly killed on Thursday morning by Fulani herdsmen in communities in Logo Local Government Area of the state.

According to a community leader in the council, who is also former media aide to erstwhile governor of the state, Joseph Anawah, the attackers invaded Tse Mue, Torka, Mbagba, Toryem and Ifer all in Ukem Beragya and Gaambe_ Tiev communities in Logo LGA around 6am.

The Commissioner of Police Benue State Command, Fatai Owoseni, confirmed the attack, saying that three people lost their lives during the attack.

“While l was at the security council meeting today (Thursday), l received a report that suspected herdsmen attacked people in Timbe village along the Anyiin – Wukari Federal Highway, killing three people. But men of the Rapid Response Squad have been drafted to the areas to forestall further attack,” Owoseni said.

Also, Governor Samuel Ortom confirmed the attack during a courtesy call on him by the Minister of State II for Works, Transport and Energy, Suleiman Zarma.

The governor said that “there was killing this morning in Logo.”

http://punchng.com/killings-we-dont-have-enough-soldiers-to-guard-every-mbelt-village-says-fg/

Dis article long small sha

contigiency:
Haven't heard of this organization apart from today.

Apart from today?
Abegi go polish ur English

pyyxxaro:
Pls permit me to blame Buhari for this


Pls

Pls carry on

aremumoses:
fellow nairalander let celebrate 2millon members 12:15pm

oya confess how many accounts you get make we sabi actual population

MrsNwaAmaikpe:



all of you shouting disrespect....is it your mummy's yansh?

for pete sake, he was inside her for nine months, came out from her honeypot and sucked the hell out of her mammary glands.

even if he decides to shook his joystick in her honey pot and explode his semen inside her.....is it your mummy?

when r u uploading ur vids n pics

OreoPaschal:
It has not been easy on me. I don't even know the career path I want anymore. I am so lost with this job hunting. At present I work as a leasing agent although I am yet to serve. But, upon completion of NYSC I will be 26years of age.


I just feel lost out as I may not be able to work in places, I have desired because of their age limit as a requirement for recruitment. Even with my First-class in Agricultural Economics. My depression level goes higher the more. I only pray God will make a way for me when I get to that stage.

u r nt alone broda bt no nid to worry, jst key ur faith in God... Most of d things we worry abt neva happen so spare urself d depression

FoxyFlow:
Damn... Third picture did it for me though.... I know she's ugly AF but I need my Vaseline right now...

dude u gotta go get a life...

partnerbiz4:
South west is becoming deadly.
East seems to be the safest now..

CROSS RIVER na SOUTH SOUTH

Shally2:
and 15 miserable people are hitting like to this your stupid comment. Township goat! You are not God. Alex is the HOH for this week. Go and die! Ee pain You!!!! Sorry!!!

c as ds wan cari Alex Mata put 4 head, she wan giv u moni if she win.. psss

Whu sabi d meanin of mAh

What's up Everyone yo!!

How do you feel when there is no light and your phone is on 80% or 68% or 50%, a lil' sad I guess.. Let's apply these feelings now in real life and see if we should be worried about our live goals and accomplishments or there is still enough battery to watch movies, chat, play songs etc.

This is a fun game where we will be converting our life duration to battery life and see anologically what feeling it leaves us with.

We will measure using 80% as average and your present phone's battery life, so let's get to work.

If you are 20years old now, you have spent (20/80 *100) which = 25%

and this leaves you with (100% - 25%) = 75%

Hmm I think you still have battery to play song small