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semid4lyfe: Octillion likes

Still, Enyimba will win. Ain't nothing gonna change that . . . .

Wait and see, just one hour left to the game.

GAMBO MOHAMMED surely going to score, same with Rabiu.

It's ending 3:1

Arysexy: So Enyimba fans are not at work? Head to head Enyimba drowns kano pillars, I wonder y d 3 points awarded Enyimba was withdrawn while kano pillars won d lasyt season cup by d same pattern when they wia awarded 3 points on d last match day bc of fan violence.

Am nt suprised bc NFA has been hausanised!

Last season isn't same with this season. All ocean boys points were withdrawn when they went into adminstration and these points were taken off every club that played them, this was what happened and has no resemblance with this season.

I'm stating fact here and not some beer parlor rumor we're so used to.

170 naira.

Ajibel: we've got mur likes and mur fans

Because most pillars fans are busy at work and most don't even know NL exist lolz

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Oct 8, 2013 10:00:00 AM

Sai Masu and the Peoples Elephant will tackle each other on Tuesday to decide the destiny of the league shield this season Kano Pillars and Enyimba will slug it out on Tuesday evening to comply with the directives of the NFF's Appeal Committee which ordered a replay of their Match day 31 NPFL tie played September 11 in Kano. The tie was seven minutes from full time when fans of Pillars allegedly encroached on the pitch
to celebrate the home team's late minute goal.

Both the League Management Company (LMC) and the NFF's O& ruled in the opposite direction with the former's preliminary verdict sanctioning a replay while the latter handed the game to the Peoples Elephant. The NFF's Appeal Committee however ruled that the game be replayed with no option of further appeal. This clash of two of the four leading gladiators for the league title this season will give a clearer
picture of where the league crown will nest at the end of the season. With the other two sides, Bayelsa United and El Kanemi Warriors, to benefit
if the encounter ends in a draw. Both clubs have won at least two league titles each between them.

They have been dominant in the league for sometime now save for the Peoples Elephant's dull periods in 2011 and 2012. Enyimba's dominance could be traced to the handiwork of former Abia State Governor, Orji Uzor Kalu whose assumption of office marked a significant turnaround in the club. Kalu resumed as governor in 1999 and it was at the turn of the millennium that their success story started. They are now arguably the best team among the Oriental clubs that also include Heartland and Enugu Rangers. Enyimba have won the league title six times in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2010 and are in the hunt for a record seventh crown this season.They are currently tied with Rangers on the number of titles won (six), with the Flying Antelopes' last shot at the league title being 1984. On the part of Pillars they have also had a turnaround from 2002 till date after they returned to the top flight that year from the lower league.

They have managed to remain in the elite division and also have two league titles to show for their efforts. They won it in 2008 and 2012. They had current coach of the Aba Millionaires, Salisu Yusuf as an assistant coach under Kadiri Ikhana when they won their first title. HEAD TO HEAD Kano Pillars are still unbeaten at home for over 10 years with Julius Berger FC (now Bridge Boys FC) being the last known club to inflict a home defeat on Sai Masu on June 21, 2003. The club won the tie 2-1 in Kano. The Peoples Elephant have always struggled in Kano and they are yet to win a league game there since the premier league started.

They may however fancy their chances this term with both clubs playing on a neutral ground-the Confluence Stadium, Lokoja behind closed doors. Enyimba had the last laugh when both sides met in the league with Sibi Gwar's hat trick settling a 3-0 home win for the former African Champions. With the Peoples Elephant's current form under coach Yusuf, Pillars must be at their best to really do battle with them on Tuesday. Both clubs have released their list ahead of the match and all usual suspects are included in the epic duel. Pillars are third on the log with 57 points from 34 matches while Enyimba are a place and a point behind from same number of matches.



www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4111/nigeria-premier-league/2013/10/08/4319065/kano-pillars-enyimba-preview-battle-of-lokoja-holds-key-to

Evestar200: we aint fighting 4 anything,, we will have a CAF confederation tickets if Enyimba remain in the top 3,,so we will maintain our 5th position or rather fight for 4th position

Lol, you've already accepted your faith lngwmo

Odunharry: kano pillars win or draw...9ja teams dy hardly loose 4 house..go chek

Is lokoja in Kano state?

Evestar200: I predict draw,,,to favour my Warri Wolves

Its going to end in a 3:1 scoreline.

Kano pillars (The Barcelona of NPFL) is going to settle the score once and for all.

Warri wolves is far away, i see Elkanemi Warriors and Bayelsa United as stiff title contenders, Wolves should be fighting for a confederation place finish.

Click like for an Enyimba win.

joeyungg: More of this updates pls. We have to know more abt our league and support Nigeria Football. There is hope for our great country Nigeria.

For league updates, visit:
https://www.nairaland.com/1226236/official-npfl-thread-nigerian-professional

Donnest4u: It's None Of My Business. A League where A Team Can Never Loose At Home. NPL is One of The Worst Leagues we have. I can't waste my time watching it even if the give me a free ticket for it. I bet u that my village league is better than it. No suspense or fun. Mtchewww.. Don't know why i clicked on this topic sef...#SMH

So what exactly is your point? were you forced to click on the thread? it's none of your business, yet you typed all these? SMH

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Bro, i'll advise you hold on a bit, selling EU is more visible than GU, but then we see what we see.

Enyeama, Nwofor arrive camp for
Ethiopia game The national team’s preparation received a
massive boost with the arrival in camp of top
players on Monday afternoon as the squad
prepares for Sunday’s game against the
Antelopes By Shina Oludare Oct 7, 2013 9:58:00 PM The Super Eagles’ camp
came alive on Monday
afternoon as Nigeria
commenced preparation for
Sunday’s first leg W2014
World Cup final play-off clash against Ethiopia in
Addis Ababa. Stand-in skipper Vincent Enyeama was the first
player to arrive the Bolton White Apartment camp of
the national team. The Lille goalkeeper was joined later in the day by
Holland-based striker Uche Nwofor, who was also
business-like as he breezed into the camp to the
warm embrace of head coach Stephen Keshi who
had earlier arrived the base with all his technical
officials and backroom staff. Meanwhile, Chigozie Agbim, Sunday Mba, Solomon
Kwambe, Benjamin Francis and Azubuike
Egwuekwe formed the chunk of home based
professionals that also arrived early. More foreign-based players are expected Monday
night as training begins on Tuesday evening at the
Abuja National Stadium. Speaking ahead of preparations for the crucial
encounter, Keshi said he was happy that none of his
players was nursing any injury but demanded for
total concentration from both players and officials
ahead of the Addis Ababa duel. “We need the concentration and support of all to
reach our goal and I know that everyone here is a
thorough bred professional and will give that to the
team and the Nigerian people”, said Keshi. Nigeria will depart for the important match against
on October 11, two days before the game.

Ethiopia announce squad for Nigeria
game The Walya Antelopes gaffer has announced his
22-man squad that will tackle the Super Eagles in
Sunday’s 2014 World Cup qualifier in Addis Ababa By Shina Oludare Oct 7, 2013 12:53:00 PM Coach Sewnet Bishaw of Ethiopia has named his 22- man squad that will
confront the Super Eagles of
Nigeria in Sunday's first leg
play-off qualifying game of
the 2014 World Cup. The East Africans will be hoping to pull an upset
against the reigning African champions when both
sides clash in their first match of a two-legged play-
off to qualify for Brazil. Missing in their squad is top striker Saladin Said
who picked up an injury during the weekend. Full Squad Goalkeepers: Dereje Alemu, Jemal Tasew, Samson Assefa and Sisay Bancha. Defenders : A. Butako, Aynalem Hailu, Birhanu Bogale, Degu Debebe, Elias Biadgelegn, Moges
Tadesse, S. Bergecho, Siyoum Tesfaye and Toke
James. Midfielders: Adane Mentesenot, Asrat Megersa, Behailu Assefa, Fasika Asfaw, Medhane Tadesse,
Menyahel Teshome. Forwards : Adane Girma, Dawit Fekadu and Oumed Oukri

Ethiopia coach dreams of qualifying for
Brazil The Walya Antelopes' trainer has boasted that his
men have all it takes to beat the Super Eagles to
the 2014 World Cup ticket By Shina Oludare Oct 7, 2013 3:15:00 PM Coach Sewnet Bishaw insists his men are ready for the
Nigeria national team when
both sides face off in
Sunday’s first leg final round
of the 2014 World Cup
qualifiers billed for Addis Ababa. Although the Walya
Antelopes are big
underdogs going into this tie against the Eagles that are ranked 36th in the world, the Ethiopian handler maintains an
unwavering doggedness to stage an upset against
the African champions. ’’I don't know Brazil, so I want to see it," Bishaw
told the AFP. Concerning the team's preparations for the
important game at the National Stadium, Bishaw
said his boys are aware of the task ahead of them. "We have tried to prepare them physically as well as
mentally in the first week and now we are doing our
tactical work and we will continue in the coming
few days to combine the two," he said. He however claimed that the Nigerian squad at the
Africa Cup of Nations is not a better team than the
Walya Antelopes. The Eagles won 2-0 via penalties
from Victor Moses on their way to lifting the trophy
for the third time. "If you look seriously at that match, Nigeria were
not a better team than us. Up to the end we were
performing well. But in the last 10 minutes they
used their experience, so they got two penalties. I
think we will have a better game in the coming
match against Nigeria," he concluded. Ethiopia host Nigeria on Sunday while the return
match is scheduled for November 16 with the
aggregate winners qualifying for the 2014 World
Cup. It would be a big shock if the East Africans go
through ahead of their more fancied opponents.
m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/4317296

Is there any nairalander going for this crucial game in lokoja?


Click like for a Kano Pillar's win.

Recap: NFF's Appeals Committee orders Kano Pillars/ Enyimba replay Sai Masu and the Aba Millionaires will continue their race for the league title when they were ordered to replay the tie in Lokoja.

By Kolade Oni Oct 4, 2013 7:59:00 AM

Title rivals Kano Pillars and Enyimba have been ordered to re-play their Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) Match day 31 tie which was not concluded when it was played at the Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano. The replay, which will be the full 90 minutes, will be held at the Confluence Stadium, Lokoja next Wednesday.

The Appeals Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) made the ruling on Thursday after it heard the plea of Kano Pillars. The NFF's Organising and Disciplinary Committee had earlier ruled that the Peoples Elephant be awarded the match. As a result of this decision, Enyimba have dropped to third place on the table with 56 points, meaning that Bayelsa United are on top of the standings with 58 points from 35 matches while Pillars are second with 57 points from 34 games.

Facts: The match between Kano Pillars & Enyimba brings a master & his former assistant to the battle ground~Salisu Yusuf & Baba Ganaru

Kano Pillars is the current league champions while Enyimba is the current FA cup champions.

Jelili Ogunmuyiwa from Lagos State has been appointed referee for the Kano Pillars vs Enyimba game today

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Death sentence

looks like GU'll buy and not sell. Still waiting for confirmation.

AUDUSD has formed a risin wedge formation which is a bearish chart pattern.

90% of what is played/aired on tv/radio.

Sanity was restored to our media airways on independence day when meaningful songs were played/aired.

Timi Dakore, may God bless you always.

Ty bello, you're blessed

Lara George, God bless you.

Bouquee, God bless you.

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Exceteria, May God bless you.

Ethiopia will lose this match because Nigeria is prepared to win

That's all!

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universities 163 (23.3%) are abandoned 538
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universities are over 15 years old, some are over 40
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of water, 45% use pit latrine, 67% of students use
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male while 17% are female. 22. 23,030 (61.0%) of the lecturers are employed in
Federal universities while 14,474 (39.0%) teach in
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University of Nigeria 1:363 University of Abuja 1:122
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Yale 1:4, Cambridge 1:3; NUS 1:12; KFUPM 1:9;
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are grossly understaffed, a few cases present a
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Wudil, established in 2001 (11 years old) only 1
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on full-time basis. 35. 9,376 (25%) Nigerian Lecturers are recycled as
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lecturers are visiting. 38. In Kaduna State University, only 24 out of 174
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more funds anualy than 20 Nigerian universities
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of Nigerian universities than the teaching staff they
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routine functions than in core academic matters in
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Nigeria’s public universities 2 Times number of
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than Professors 47. Almost all the universities are over-staffed with
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Op, i must say you lack self control and discipline...

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Cynthia okosun is still fresh in our memory o.

Dunce everywhere!

What is the difference between SNC and NC?

Which is really needed?

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Elliotwiz1: I've never posted that It's compulsory, know what i said...please quote it

And where did i say you said such? I said the churches are making it compulsory by threat, brainwashing and their constant lashing on the subject as if this is what salvation is all about.

Elliotwiz1: obviously the apostles of old recieved tithes! It's not on record, but It's very possible...most of them were evangelist who go about from places to places...e.g paul...he must have been funded through tithes...do you know the tithes you give in your churches are used to fund missionaries? I can tell you about that in my church...that is what it is used, to support those missionaries, to feed their families, so when you take it away What're you trying to do?....the twelve apostles did not pay tithe, because it was meaningless as that stage, the tithe you pay is used to support the ministers financially, the apostles were always with Jesus and would always share what they had, and they were not workers...after they met Jesus, most of them abandoned their means of livelyhood...their only financial support comes from gifts and stuffs like that from others.

You're assuming or you have a proof of them collecting tithe?

The early christians did what is known as collective giving/contribution to fund the work of God and not via tithe.

Christians brought things that was excess to them for those in need, sold properties to support, no where was it written they brough 10% of their earnings.

Whatever you do or say, please do not add or remove from the word of God to support your views, there's a serious repercussion for this in the latter part of revelations.

Remain blessed.

Elliotwiz1: I've said times without number...even without paying your tithe you can enter heaven...do you select and read only a portion of the messages i post??I've never said it was compulsory...some* churches preache it as compulsory, but It's not!

I respond according to your comment, you're the one not reading my comment.