Seun360:


Even worse situation sef. Thanks for adding that.

Seun360:


Can you hear ursef?

Siasia will set a new record with the super eagles, the first manager that failed to qualify Nigeria to the AFCON twice.

ednut1:
Mr patriotism hw dar

chevchenko:
What a game!

Tactical blunder, leading with a goal at 3 mins to go, the Egyptian coach knowing they are down brought in Attackers, the tactical response to that is to shore up your defence! Immediately the 3 mins extra was announced, a good coach leading a goal up would have a reserved substitution to run down the added time

Oh my Mourinho!!!

ednut1:
patriotism doesnt win football games. Egypt will beat or draw us.

ednut1:
2-3

ochukoccna:
Not funny!
Even though the Shites should not have blocked his convoy
Call genocide by what it is

madridguy:
OJU OLE RE....3X

OLEEEEEE

DeRay98:


Sorry. You just failed in history of Sia Sia. He won CAF U-20 gold in 2005 with Mikel and co before the silver in FiFA U-20 and silver in Olympics with same team.
Please, go verify what I said.

Olushauneddy:
He's very good at coaching the baby-eagles than the very super-witchcrafted eagles, only if he can noticed that.

blessingee:


...are u saying he only wins African tournaments....

Rednaxelot:
Finally, Samson Siasia naw won a final match and has a trophy!

maupe:

Who are the most vulnerable Nigerians.

modath:
All these statistics that don't reflect the reality of the citizens day to day existence are just tiring...


22nd Largest economy & youths by their 22nd bithdays are still begging parents & older relatives for small change to recharge their phones!!!! Issokay!!

bigtt76:
That means more tax and less tax exemptions in the coming year.

110 million poor? So the remaining 70 million are rich? How come sir

sweatlana:
I said this exactly on the other trend. Buhari is portraying Nigeria as a hopless national.

Can someone pls tell pmb u don't shit where u live!

I wonder how he intends to get investors when all he does is rubbish Nigeria each time he travels abroad.
I'm beginning to believe that buhari might actually be a stark illiterate cos even a trader sealing in the market would not tell a potential customer that her goods are rotten

ProfessorPeter:
I am so happy that the number of "wailing waillers" keep swelling by a day. Very soon, you will not be able to differentiate "wailing waillers" and "change agents" cause everybody will be a wailler. Here in the north, sai Baba has died

ojoadeola:
The federal government has disclosed its plan to link bank customers' bank verification numbers (BVN) with their national identity card data from next year.

Managing Director, Nigerian Interbank Settlement System (NIBSS) Mr. Ade Shonubi, disclosed this in a paper presented at the ongoing workshop for financial journalists organised by the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) in Ilorin, yesterday.

Shonubi, who was represented by the Chief Risk Officer, NIBSS, Mr. Osioke Ojior, spoke on "Managing Risks of e-Banking."
He said the move would further strengthen efficiency in Nigeria's payment system.
According to the NIBSS boss, the objective of the BVN is to use biometric information as a means of first identifying and verifying all individuals that have account(s) in any Nigerian bank and consequently, as a means of authenticating customer's identity at the point of transactions.

The BVN scheme was launched in 2014. Shonubi noted that the benefits of the BVN project include credit check, know-your-customer, fraud management and transaction authentication. However, he listed categories of risks in the payment system to include strategic, preventable and external.

Meanwhile, in his presentation, the Director, Banking and Payment System Department, CBN, Mr. Dipo Fatokun, put the total number of agents enrolled in the mobile money sub-sector as at September 30, 2015, at 98,158. Also, the total number of mobile money subscribers as at the end of September was put at 24,389,263, with total volume of transactions at 76,952,409 and transaction value at N815,464,917,062.94.

Fatokun, pointed out that in Nigeria, as well as other developing countries, majority of the unbanked population have rely on cash or informal financial services which are typically unsafe, inconvenient and expensive.

Fatokun, whose paper was presented by an Assistant Director at the CBN, Mr. Olusola Agboola, said the CBN, noted the rapid growth of mobile telephony in Nigeria (over 120 million subscribers, according to the Nigerian Communication Commission), and the fact that majority of the unbanked have access to mobile phones. This, he said led to the adoption of mobile money in the country.

"One of the cardinal objectives of introducing mobile money in Nigeria is to stimulate financial inclusion. Financial inclusion enables underserved people and communities to have access to financial services that would enhance their economic opportunities; boost productivity in various sectors and, contribute to economic growth," he added.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/fg-to-link-bvn-with-national-id-card-by-2016/223287/

ShowYourCertificate:
This is what you get by voting in a Dullard as president. Someone who didn't even write and pass Economics in his WASC. God please save this country from doom.

vislabraye:


Siasia was a good coach but he was not just lucky. I believe he would have done well if he had stayed longer.
As for now, Keshi is still the best indigenous coach based on hid achievements. When Oliseh was appointed, I felt it was not the best choice for obvious reasons. People were quick to say he would do better than Keshi but the forget that Keshi did not become a SE coach overnight. He understudied someone.
Oliseh should take it easy. Afterall, when he was a player, he was a rebel.

andyanders:


An input from a man who reason with his anus.

princfred:
Goatish thinking at its best.

Birikiti:
Hello guys,

My opinion on the Oliseh/Enyeama saga.

Nigerians have to learn and understand the fact that balance of power in a football team is quite delicate.

The Coach is the boss and is the first in line to get fired if results don't go well for the team. Therefore, every Coach wants to be in full control of the team on and off the field so as to be fully responsible for the results churned out by the team. No regrets or "Had I known..." after getting sacked.

So can you put yourself in the Coach's shoes and tell us what you'd do given the below timeline

1. Enyeama makes unguarded remarks, that bothers on National security, about a match venue and puts the NFF under pressure from govt.

2. Enyeama is issued a query by the NFF; he proceeds to tear same in the presence of of the team's secretary.

3. Enyeama is invited for a disciplinary hearing; he doesn't show up saying he didn't get the invite

4. NFF decides to sanction Enyeama but resolves to settle matters in house.

5. NFF appoints Oliseh as Super Eagles coach.

6. Oliseh comes out loudly in support of Enyeama. Asks NFF to treat players with respect.

7. Oliseh goes to Europe visiting players so as to explain his philosophy. He drives to Lille to see Enyeama.

8. Call ups for first set of matches under Oliseh (a crucial qualifier and a team building friendly); Enyeama tops the list of players.

9. Time to report to camp; Enyeama (recently bereaved) withdraws at the last minute but everyone is kept in the dark about his bereavement

10. Oliseh tries to rally his troops and barely comes out of Tanzania with a draw.

11. Stand in Captain, Ahmed Musa, shows exemplary leadership skills and puts everything into the 2 matches.

12. Oliseh's makes up his mind to appoint a Captain who's fully with him on this journey.

13. 2nd round of matches under Oliseh; 2 team building friendlies in Belgium

14. Enyeama arrives one day late (due to his performing final rites for his departed mother)

!5. Oliseh announces his decision on team captaincy; Enyeama tries to voice objection; Oliseh overrules; shouting match ensues!

16. Enyeama announces retirement.

If you where the coach or Enyeama or even the NFF president what would you do?

Birikiti:
Hello guys,

My opinion on the Oliseh/Enyeama saga.

Nigerians have to learn and understand the fact that balance of power in a football team is quite delicate.

The Coach is the boss and is the first in line to get fired if results don't go well for the team. Therefore, every Coach wants to be in full control of the team on and off the field so as to be fully responsible for the results churned out by the team. No regrets or "Had I known..." after getting sacked.

So can you put yourself in the Coach's shoes and tell us what you'd do given the below timeline

1. Enyeama makes unguarded remarks, that bothers on National security, about a match venue and puts the NFF under pressure from govt.

2. Enyeama is issued a query by the NFF; he proceeds to tear same in the presence of of the team's secretary.

3. Enyeama is invited for a disciplinary hearing; he doesn't show up saying he didn't get the invite

4. NFF decides to sanction Enyeama but resolves to settle matters in house.

5. NFF appoints Oliseh as Super Eagles coach.

6. Oliseh comes out loudly in support of Enyeama. Asks NFF to treat players with respect.

7. Oliseh goes to Europe visiting players so as to explain his philosophy. He drives to Lille to see Enyeama.

8. Call ups for first set of matches under Oliseh (a crucial qualifier and a team building friendly); Enyeama tops the list of players.

9. Time to report to camp; Enyeama (recently bereaved) withdraws at the last minute but everyone is kept in the dark about his bereavement

10. Oliseh tries to rally his troops and barely comes out of Tanzania with a draw.

11. Stand in Captain, Ahmed Musa, shows exemplary leadership skills and puts everything into the 2 matches.

12. Oliseh's makes up his mind to appoint a Captain who's fully with him on this journey.

13. 2nd round of matches under Oliseh; 2 team building friendlies in Belgium

14. Enyeama arrives one day late (due to his performing final rites for his departed mother)

!5. Oliseh announces his decision on team captaincy; Enyeama tries to voice objection; Oliseh overrules; shouting match ensues!

16. Enyeama announces retirement.

If you where the coach or Enyeama or even the NFF president what would you do?

Thank you so much!!!

I have been waiting for a very sensible post like this as motivation to join this conservation on Enyeama saga

How I wish I can be a Judge on this case but I was not there first hand. I can only rely on obvious happenings in recent past.

I won't blame the Coach too much if I consider the happening surrounding the super eagles, particularly as it concern Enyeama.

The guy (Enyeama) seems to me like a subtle trouble maker. That has been case since the days of Samson Siasia. If he keeps having problem with every coach then he should check himself. He also has a big problem. He is putting his personal interest above that of the team - that's very selfish. If we considered what happened during Siasia term when Enyeama was not yet a Captain, you will understand that the guy has been selfish. Always stirring up issues when all hands should be on deck.

Our football has gone so low that everybody concerned need to be making lots of sacrifices not making trouble on and off the pitch. The irony of life is that teams (like Ghanian or Ivorian) that are good and playing well are having less frictions while Nigerian team that is very poor and needing focus are getting lots of distractions. Leaders like Enyeama should take responsibility for always distracting the team with his personal problems. As long as the team remains unstable, only few players like Enyeama shines.

Enyeama is holding the nation to ransom because the FA have not been alive to its responsibility. If the nation has enough options I bet some players will behave differently. Sincerely our senior nation team has not been dynamic like a flowing river. Just static like a stagnant water log. If we are in Brazil, Germany, Spain etc this team would have been disband long time ago and turn over and over again. The nation just needs many options and that is the job of the FA. Unfornately, the FA don't stand it's ground when it matter most.

I can forgive fans who allows their emotions to get the better of them. That is why they are called fans. Even sport analyst and writers who display lack of understanding can be forgiven because they do not have direct influence on the the outcome of the team.

The main players are FA afterwhich we can then consider the team itself and the coaching crew.

chibecanglobal:
Leo Igwe

Criticizing religion is urgently needed in today’s world particularly in Africa because it is in this region that the negative effects of religious dogmatism and absolutism are so glaring. In fact it has become a moral and intellectual duty for all free and open minds to highlight and expose through writing, cartoons, drama, music and comedy shows the absurdities, misconceptions, falsehoods and illusions of religion. First of all, religion is a human phenomenon and nothing human is – and should be beyond criticism. Criticizing religion is important because it is a human right that has long been ignored and has long been denied. It is a power and entitlement the exercise of which is important for human happiness and human flourishing.

Unfortunately, one of the greatest tragedies in human history is that human beings created ideas – religious ideas – and then made it a crime, a forbidden act, for others to question them. Human beings have placed a heavy price on critical examination of religious and superstitious beliefs particularly Islam thereby perpetuating these ideas with all their limitations and shortcomings.

The situation in Africa is quiet disturbing because the continent has a triple religious heritage – traditional, Christian and Islamic and these layers of dogma and absolutism make critical examination of faith claims more challenging, and yes, more urgent and compelling.

The three faiths make conflicting and contradictory claims about this life and what happens after death, about what is right and wrong, what is true and what is false, what is allowed or forbidden, what is good or bad, what is fact or fiction, what is myth or reality. They peddle counter intuitive notions like virgin birth, the resurrection and ascension of Jesus, the divine revelation of the Koran, the ascent into heaven of Muhammad on a flaming horse, the existence of paradise and Hell fire, the existence of ancestors, spirits and gods that intervene in nature etc. Many Africans grow up confused, not knowing which religion is true and which is false, if any at all, which faith or philosophy is a suitable moral guide in this 21st century. Africans grow up with their minds enchanted, beclouded and not understanding clearly what to believe and what not to believe, not comprehending how to distinguish facts from fantasy.

Critical evaluation of religious teaching is important for the intellectual emancipation and enlightenment of Africans. Exposing the illogics and gaps in religious thinking – the contradictions in its conception of life and nature, needling the balloon of otherworldly faiths will free the minds and morals of Africans from the grip of superstition and fundamentalism. Due to lack of critical thinking, many Africans are embracing religious extremism and are being indoctrinated into thinking that killing others in the name of their god, prophet and religion is a demonstration of faith and a mark of religious virtue.

They do not know that God is an imaginary being and that the so called prophets are historical entities who are dead and gone or mythical figures who never existed in time and space.

Religious promises of paradise, divine judgment and reward in an afterlife are driving Africans to commit atrocities because many people across Africa think that religious promises are true. African Christians and muslims are really working and hoping to inherit paradise as promised in the Bible and the Koran. Sadly, they are mistaken and we need criticism of religion to foreground the erroneous propositions of faith systems and awaken Africans from their religious slumber. Criticism of religion will help disabuse the minds of Africans of religious illusions and delusions and dissuade them from religious credulousness and extremism. Religion is a potent force in human culture and society, and without criticism it will become a treacherous weapon, a lethal, vicious and potentially dangerous agent. We have witnessed how the destructive force of religious extremism is raging and ravaging different parts of Africa and the world today. We need criticism of religion to counter the narratives of religious extremism and exploitation. So to all Africans I say “Criticize every religion – all religions. Spare no faith, god, prophet or holy book no matter how exalted or revered. Expose their erroneous assumptions, absurd claims and misconceptions. Demand evidence for religious claims even at the risk of causing offence. African enlightenment will not be achieved without offending the sensibilities of those who have vested interest in the religious status quo, in African ‘endarkenment’. Question all religious dogmas because dogmatization is a cover, a way of preserving and perpetuating error and falsehood. Seek the truth. Ignite the flame of rational inquiry and rid this continent of dark and destructive forces of superstition and unreason.

www.eaglereporters.com/2015/07/25/why-criticism-of-religion-is-important-in-contemporary-africa/

adeh39:


Funny guy

You think that's what i want?

You made a mistake bro



#TEAM SCENT

adeh39:



Really? Well none of the five ways can win my heart




#TEAM SCENT

adeh39:



Really? Well none of the five ways can win my heart


You love attention. You got a lot of attention on this thread. A guy who is patient enough to give you the attention will seal deal.

Talk true and let d devil be ashamed

#TEAM SCENT

edgeproduk:

you mean all of the five ways can work on you?

richidinho:
I wish him Good luck