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SuperBlack:
Al-Masry will will so beat them. Even 8.5 option will enter. I know both teams very well. And i have watched them Live.

otezu5:
Lambert Hails Ikeme, Enobakhare’s Showings In Wolves Defeat To Wigan

https://www.completesportsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/ikeme.jpg
Wolverhampton Wanderers coach, Paul Lambert, has again praised Nigerian goalkeeper Carl Ikeme and his compatriot, Bright Enobakhare, for their brilliant performance in Tuesday's 1-0 loss to Wigan Athletic in the Sky Bet Championship, reports Completesportsnigeria.com.

Ikeme conceded his 30th goal of the English Football League – Championship season after Jake Buxton leapt high to head home a late corner for Wigan to stun Wolves.


And Lambert admits his side didn't deserve to win the game and also concedes that letting in a late goal was ‘poor’.

"It was really disappointing and I’m angry as well in the manner that we’ve lost the game," he begins in his post match interview.

"In any football game, you've got to earn the right to win the game and we’ve never earned the right to win that game – that’s the disappointing thing.


"Again, Carl Ikeme had one save to make and then we end up losing the game.

"I’ve got no problem with playing the kids … and Bright (Enobakhare) was very good himself."

It was Wolves' 32nd defeat of the campaign which sees them dropping to 18th position in the EFL Championship table with 35 points from 31 games.

Ikeme has made 26 appearances, keeping seven clean sheets.


Lambert whose side face Chelsea in the Emirates FA Cup on Saturday, adds that the Wolves will have to play much better if they must get any chance of progressing to the next round of the Cup.

"If you don't know what you're going into on Saturday, you'll never know,” Lambert continues.

"They won’t need me to say what kind of game it’s going to be like or what kind of team they're going to come up against.

"It’s a game where we will do what we can to try and go through – we’re going to have to play incredibly well and they will have to have an off-day, but Cup football can happen."

Read more at http://www.completesportsnigeria.com/lambert-hails-ikeme-enobakhares-showings-wolves-defeat-wigan/#LH8aou6Xr2vI6yiR.99

donogaga:
I actually got a job via nairaland.

I saw the advert here. I reluctantly applied and was invited for interview along with some other equally qualified candidates.

First interview was held sometime in November last year.

Second interview held sometime in December.

And third interview conducted sometime in January.

I resumed 1st of February, 2017.

It was the only Wise GOD that did it. His Grace is sufficient.

rokiatu:
If anyone choose that azz eh, then you are cursed.

toprealman:
I wonder why you chose small letters for starting words in a sentence. Using an apostrophe to separate "s" in "thats" would have helped. Finally, who writes the personal pronoun "I" with a small letter?
We learn everyday bro. According to the sacred book, when perfection comes......the imperfect will disappear.

mauryn87:
Good day Nlanders..any latest job vacancy in warri?..pls kindly post

Agunechemba1:
Meet The Nigerian Man Contesting For State Election In Germany

Mr Njoku is a Nigerian of South Eastern Origin who is running for a Public Office in Germany.

Nigerians are really making waves for themselves across the Globe.

God bless Nigeria.

DONSMITH123:
http://punchng.com/undertaker-bags-19-years-drugging-raping-27-year-old-woman/

danaiks:
http://tribuneonlineng.com/trumps-musings-nigeria/

PrettyCrystal:
Governor Wike was walking along Ernest Ikoli Street in Port-Harcourt, Rivers state -when he was stopped by children that were so excited to see him. According to reports, on sighting the Governor the children left their mother and ran towards the Governor repeatedly shouting "Governor Wike" ! with their wonderful voices.

By the time their excited mother caught up with them that were already with the Governor so she got out her phone and started taking pictures of her lovely children as they had a brief chat with Governor Wike. She was eventually invited to take a picture with Governor Wike before he continued on his way.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/08/governor-wike-excites-little-children.html

Vee1Vee1:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/08/ill-make-national-assembly-part-time-if-i-have-the-opportunity-again-ibb/

Ayo25:
IN This Vaux Pop carried out at Molade (Swamp) Street by Wunmi Akolade and Nuru Adediran, the joyful residents commended Bam Darley Nigeria Limited the contracting company that handled the project.

However, from their comments it was pretty obvious that they really don’t know how the project came about. We informed them that Molade Street is one of the 114 road projects in Governor Ambode’s dream for a new Lagos.

However, the fund emanated from the local government. Ambode have the credit of encouraging compulsory saving by the local governments, it was such saving that made block fund available. Such encouraged the making of the mega roads.

As at this day, there are 114 roads like Molade Street in Lagos State.

-Jim Suleman

Molade Small London – IGNATIUS

I have been living here for several years. The road was so bad and people laughed at us for staying on this Molade Street. But now see how beautiful our road is, people are very happy about it.

If you come to this place at night, it is a beautiful spectacle. You will think you are in a small London, because, the Street lights are working. Although, light is on most Lagos Streets, so what we want now is water. I wish we have water too here.

Now that the road is good, the PSP for refuse collection should now come here to do what they ought to do.

This are minor things the common man expects from the government, so if we see such we will keep praying for the government.



The Press Also Tried – DAVID

The condition of Molade Street was too bad before this renovation, we thanked God for it. And you, the press have done a marvelous job. Today, we walk freely on Molade Street without any flood; it is really okay here now.

My next expectation from the government is to help some jobless youths. As at now some compounds on the street need renovation to compliment the beauty of the road.



Molade Street, a Dream Come True – JOHN OWUNAFA

I was born on this Molade Street, so I can tell you the history of this street. What I see now as new Molade is a dream I never thought will come true.

Formerly, when you talk of Swamp Street now Molade Street, people will laugh because the street was so bad, so dirty and with a rainfall you can’t pass through it. People’s compounds get flooded. I can’t believe I am alive to see what I am seeing today. I thank God for making the government to remember our street.

But they need to do more jobs in the local government area. Our present expectation from the state government is a transformer, because as we speak we are on a one-day on and one-day off electricity supply. Presently, about four streets share the same transformer which is located at Ohikere Junction. We also seriously need water.



Residents Should Maintain It – MRS. HELEN ONUMA

The condition of our street was worst that bikes, buses don’t come to our street, but now you can see bikes and traders operating freely. You have to agree with me that the difference is very clear. The government did great work here; I just prayed that those staying here will maintain the road so that it will be okay for everybody using it.

My expectation from the government is constant electricity. They have done the road, it is beautiful. I pray that God will make them continue the good work.

They Did Drainage since 2009 – MR. ADEOTI

We are grateful to God that the drainage they did since 2009 was eventually complimented with a standard road in 2016. We glorifY God that Gov. Ambode remembered our road.

What we expect now is not much; at least we now have a good road with street lights. The present electricity transformer is not adequate for four streets, they should provide us one to compliment our small London.



One Transformer for Four Streets – OLUSEGUN

He spoke in Yoruba and explained that the road was not fine in the past, but is now a beautiful place. He commended the Bam Darley Company for doing a good job. Flood was disturbing us, if we had the photo you would have understood what we suffered. The contractor tried for us, the generator powering the street lightshas been very effective.

We are suffering from lack of electricity. Molade, Ben Oyeka, Ohikere and John Okorie Streets are making use of one transformer. This is not ideal.



Everybody is Happy – BROTHER NNAMDI

I am a new tenant on this street but what I heard was the street used to be very bad. But it is now a good thing that the local government intervened. They did a lot. This place is now like London. Now Molade Street can be counted among the mega streets in Lagos State. Everybody is happy, if the local government continues with such good works, if nobody rewards them, God will reward them since everybody is happy. I can say I am one of the luckiest person to meet this fine development, because even at nights, I don’t need to worry if I have a generator or not. See the light shining on my shop, people come to buy some things here because there is light here.

So you can see that Lagos is working.



We Are Grateful to Them – IYA MARIAM

Iya Mariam who spoke in Yoruba said the area was too rough, flood everywhere once it rains. The government made us happy with the completed rehabilitation of our street. We are grateful to them.

What we now need is frequent electricity.



I Believed it is Work in Progress – LIZZY

Before now the situation of the road was so bad, especially during the rainy season. I believed it is work in progress, I also believed it will be fine, because the street is getting better already. We now have a good road with street lights.



We Will Connect the Drainages – AGBOLATIDE

I am a part of the company handling the project. The road was in a very bad shape but we came in and converted it into a mega road. As you pass through, you surely will find that the road is interlocked, the drainage covered, if you come here at nights, the place is glittering.

What is left to be done now is to connect the drainages.


http://thecommonersnewspaper.com/2016/08/15/molade-street-now-a-small-london-residents/
Mods please let us appreciate the Lagos State Government

Dreamwaker:
On Saturday, I went out to enjoy my night, drove home safely by His Grace under the influence. I don't do clubs or late nights out, enter the bar around 6pm and leave around 10pm. Anyway I got home and my aim was to hit the bed and sleep. I jumped in bed, whatsapp with bae for a some mins and was ready to sleep when this text came in. I was hoping it was bae blowing me the last kiss for the night when I saw it was my ex's bf. We work in the same field and sometimes send each other different briefs. I mean we are cool but not ur know cool like that.

I replied him but me wey don high, trying to stay awake and chat with bae was hard work sef. I put my phone on silent and dozed off thinking it was brief he wanted to send.

I woke up early the next morning, ready for my work out when lo and behold I saw 30 messages, I wondered how and who and why I would receive so much. In my mind it was someone who added me to one of the stupid groups and as usual ready to remove myself sharply when I saw it was from this my ex's bf.

I didn't know what to reply cos I was dumbfounded.

So many thoughts and ideas have entered my mind.

Let me know what u guys think abeg.

Also I need to add that I haven't spoken to my ex in maybe 6 months or more, when we even chat, we talk like friends, no lovey dovey thingy. I knew her in high school more than two decades ago, only dated for a year like three years ago. I have my bae now, one set bottie mamacita. When he texted me, I had her pic up as my dp.

And one last thing. What does he mean by spiritual brother? I went to four different universities before I graduated, I no join cult. It is not now I will carry my head to a brotherly whatever it is.

He also sent daily devotion but skipped that part as it was too long.

erameh1:
Nissi is a Burna Boy's 22-year old London-based sister who's an artist, lyricist, and painter.

She is set to join Naija's music industry. Nissi is likewise the granddaughter of veteran music commentator/supporter, Benson Idonije.

She as of now has her introduction single out, it is titled "Pay Attension".

click the ink below to see more photo
http://www.reel9ja.com/2016/08/see-this-hot-photo-of-burna-boys.html

Amosiye:
The 5 star luxury bus that E-Money has been making mouth with in Nigeria is been used as a Don mush (public transport bus) somewhere else...

segun400:
The young boy, Mr. Ukoma Michael hails from Ideato north, L.G.A in Imo state but resides in Aba with his parents.


He built a handmade fan using wire meshes which can be powered with a battery. I hear the fan can be last for 19 hours if well charged.

He already has his fans package in cartons for sale. .

Ukoma says his vision is to have a company of his own that will specialize in producing fan and aircraft.


Below are some of Ukoma's inventions.


Source:http://www.flexygist.com/2016/08/17/photos-young-nigerian-boy-builds-standing-fan-using-wires-without-electricity/

cc: lalasticlala, Mynd44

coulisse:
if it at lekki perhaps 150
but Ajah perhaps 70- 100
just tell them 150 or 200 at lekki for some schools in some other schools at lekki they should pay more than 200 , some schools pay 300-350 that's the highest I know
then Ajah 100- 150 for schools . I hope you were able to understand my ramblings.

Towncrier247:
It is undeniable that some female athletes at the ongoing Rio Olympics are just too hot and their uniform just made matters even worse. Yet, for their secret admirers or men watching from their television sets miles away from Brazil they won't for anything want the spectacles to end soon.

Yes, the sports going on in Rio de Janeiro may have captured the imaginations of Nigerians not only through the impeccable performance from Nigerian athletes. Only the photographers can explain this...

http://www.newseveryhour.com/2016/08/sexy-suggestive-photos-from-rio.html

thecatch:
An IG user, Roman Tega has become popular as a result of her huge boobs which she confidently flaunts. She posted these new photos from an event with friends.

rokiatu:
Seriously I can't stop laughing what is this?

blogbaby:
More at: http://www.obiogo.com/check-2-wider-hips-women-photos/

iSlayer:
A good day to all Igbos on the board/forum. This question has being on my mind for sometime. How feasible is it to found another apex Igbo socio-cultural group like Ohaneze,if it is,what would be the difficulties and modalities? Then possible names for the new group that would be highly befitting. This new group should dislodge the currently existing Ohaneze. I need suggestions umunnem.

majalisa:
1st yr basic sciences.... doesn't affect ur writing much
2nd and 3rd yr preclinicals...dictating of bulky notes lyk anatomical; physiological; biochemistry and microbiology courses start the processes of making ur writing look clumsy coz u need write fast and in short hand to meet up...
ur 4 till whenever you graduate is clinicals...this finally makes ur writing unreadable to folks outside d "Bermuda triangle" cos during clinical practices and procedures you mostly on ur feet trying to make notes from what ur clinician or lecturer is saying or doing

freecocoa:
Guess ke.

boss096:
I wonder why