₦airaland Forum

bidemi12:
[b]My brother, i dont know why you do not want to accept this simple truth[/b]. you and i know that our votes dont count. how can it when thugs can just highjack a poling station and the police are powerless to do anything about it. This is the reason why we have failed. when something is going wrong in a country, at least you are rest assured that you can change it with your vote, but not in Nigeria. How can you change anything when the electoral process is flawed. Plus, not to mention that the the police is impotent. what this means is you will have the same set of people ruling, much like what is happening in Nigeria. Soon we will become a monarchy. And with each decade that passes the rot becomes stronger and more aggressive so much so that Nigerian kids already understand words like, “egunje”, ‘’chop” “settle”. My guy we don fail pass fail. NA REPEAT WE DE REPEAT CLASS NOW.

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oK WE DON FAIL, WE DON SCATTER, INFACT WE NO DEY IN EXISTENCE AGAIN, SO ARE YOU HAPPY NOW? HAS THIS NAGGING OF YOURS PUT FOOD ON YOUR TABLE OR ON THE TABLE OF THOSE HOW DON'T HAVE ANY?

If the votes are rigged, what stops you from protesting and revolting?

Hehehehehe, by their utterances, ye shall know them all

tosag:
You make me laugh. You are talking of voting out corrupt leaders. We dont elect leaders in this country .They are selected by the top caucus. If Nigeria is not a failed state ibori, ibb, odili, lucky igbins, uduaghan, dariye, alamieyeseigha, patricia etteh, atiku and others would have been languishing in jail. If not for britain and UAE, ibori would have squashed the case long ago.

Ok ok ok ok, they get selected, yes Nigeria is a failed state, ok ok, so what should we do? keep nagging or take action? revolt or keep whining?

Pastor Adeboye already said on LIVE TV that he is ready to lead a protest if the coming election is rigged, now this is what i called ACTION, tell me, what's your own plan to make your failed state of Nigeria better?

poweredcom:
@honeric01

Type on a computer at the comfort of which home, when there is no light to power my laptop till full eficiency, and do you know how much discomfort i have to keep my self o be able to enjoy the internet, which is not even 24/7 and you wanna think i will be happy,

Electricity is a mess here, A nation without constant electricity is falling and due to become a big failed olodo state

Yes, electricity is not constant, not because we cannot have a constant electricity, but because people like you are fond to always nag nag nag without any action, we all know why we don't have constant electricity (corruption from the few elite), yet we that are bearing the brunt have failed to act, we sit down, nag about all our problems without taking any action.

ELECTION IS COMING, VOTE THESE PEOPLE OUT, if smaller & bigger countries could fix electricity for their own country, why can't we have the same? answer is corrupt leaders and weak followers who only know how to nag and whine, yet wouldn't act.

Your love is my light oh Lord.

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ok we don hear you

eldee:
Hmmmn . . . I know you guys are scared already, good.
Because we're on a mission to destroy you like we did to Man City. . . I kuku get your Facebook, no just go try run.

Hehehehehe, just like i said, dream on bro lol, anyways 1: 5 to Barca already lol

Salami set for Tornadoes return
by Ojeikere Aikhoje 18 December 2010, 11:44

Nigeria ‘B’ international, Eugene Salami, who was second top scorer in the Nigeria Premier League last season, is set to make a return for Niger Tornadoes against leaders, Sunshine Stars, in Saturday’s match day seven action.

Salami, who became one of the hottest properties in the league last term when he equaled the 17-goal mark of Ishaya Jatau (1990) and Akarandut Orok (2009), traveled to Egypt on of the eve of the present campaign for trials.

The forward was at the famous Cairo based Al-Ahly National, El-Gouna, Smouha Sporting Club in Alexandria, El-Shorta and Fayoum based newly promoted side, Misr El Mikasa.

“It’s nice to be back. I have to come back home to play football when the plan didn’t go well. Tornadoes has received me well and I hope to do all I can to boost their position.

“I pray God gives me the ability to do well again for the club. All I need is the first goal, then more will come” he said to SuperSport.com.

Tornadoes boss, Suleman David expressed excitement with the striker’s return.

“We will do our best to ensure he’s in top form so that his next move would be successful,” he said.

Salami will up against the league’s leading scorer, Ukeyima Akombo, who has four goals from six matches.

The return of Salami will be good news to caretaker coach, Samson Unuanel, who is under pressure to keep his job.

http://www.supersport.com/football/nigeria/news/101218/Salami_set_for_Tornadoes_return

Auta wins case against Enyimba
by Ojeikere Aikhoje 18 December 2010, 11:54

Nigerian winger Phillip Auta has been in a running battle with his former employers, Enyimba since the Nigeria Premier League kicked-off in November.

The good news now is that he has been cleared to enjoy the romance with new found love, Kwara United, after winning ‘round one’ of his career battle with the former Nigerian and African champions.

Against all odds, the diminutive winger, went solo and fought what he considered a ‘good fight’ since his former employers failed to fulfill contractual terms.

Auta’s feat enters the history books as the first major player vs club battle in the Nigeria Premier League.

BOSMAN:

Although Auta’s case occurred in the NFF court and not a judicial court, it shares similarities with the famous battle won by former Belgian footballer, Jean-Marc Bosman.

The Belgian didn’t earn popularity based on titles won on the field.

His fame came as a result of the landmark judicial judgment that completely changed the way footballers are employed.

The ruling of the European Court of Justice in December 1995 upheld the case brought by Bosman against the European football authorities as a result of his failed transfer from a Belgian club to a French club in 1990.

It allows professional players in the European Union to move freely to another club at the end of their term of contract with their present team.

Today, players all over the world move freely after the expiration of their contracts.

In two seasons with Enyimba, Auta won the FA Cup (2009) and NPL (2010). However, he never enjoyed his sojourn at the club due to unfulfilled promises.

“Enyimba owes me over four million naira. I’m through with them and want to move on. My mind is at Kwara United. I wish Enyimba the best.

“I’m happy the NFF finally gave me the chance to play for Kwara United. It’s a provisional clearance, but that’s what I need to play football again” the winger told SuperSport.com

Former Shooting Stars forward, Sola Akinwale, applauded the NFF on the judgment.

“A club cannot force a player to remain when his mind is no longer there. The player will only play well when he’s happy,” Akinwale, who is now a sports marketing practitioner said to SuperSport.com.

Television presenter and sports marketer, Mike Maiyaki, strongly believes Auta took the right steps to seek redress.

“Nigerian clubs have not been fair to their players,” Maiyaki stated. “However, players should be better educated. It’s necessary for them to have lawyers when discussing contracts with clubs,” he added.

HISTORY

The Kaduna-born Phillip Auta made his name at Wikki Tourists.

The winger comes from a football family as his elder brother, Samson, also made an impact in the league.

Samson starred for Sharks and Bayelsa United respectively. He is presently with Kaduna United.

Auta was a member of the Wikki Tourists side that created an upset in the Nigeria Premier League in 2007.

His team not only earned a chance to play in the Super Four then, but also played well and secured a ticket to play in the Caf Confederation Cup.

Auta’s close pal, Ibrahim Babale, now with Premier League rivals, Sunshine Stars, was also in that famous Wikki side. Till date, that performance remains the best by the now relegated Wikki in the elite class.

After the Super Four, both players became transfer targets of bigger clubs. Auta eventually headed for the south-east to join Enyimba, while Ibrahim headed for Sunshine Stars in south-western Nigeria.

Auta was one of Enyimba's most outstanding players during its unsuccessful campaign in the 2010 Caf Confederation Cup.

http://www.supersport.com/football/nigeria/news/101218/Auta_wins_case_against_Enyimba

Include a link/source to this article, when i say source, i don't mean just the website name, i mean the direct link to your story.

Uhmmm, Rangers should win this hands down.

[size=18pt]MTN/NPL deal excites Idoko[/size]
by Humphrey Njoku 17 December 2010, 01:45

Executive director of Ondo state football agency, Mike Idoko has said the coming of telecommunications giant, MTN to the sponsorship of the Nigeria premier league (NPL) will further boost the positive reputation the league is currently enjoying even as he sued for the respect due for the former sponsor, Globacom to be kept intact.

Telecommunications firm, MTN Nigeria on Thursday won the title right to sponsor the NPL for the next four years at an amount totaling N2.65 billion, a far better offer to its losing rival and immediate past sponsor, Globacom’s N1 billion.

Elated at the new mark the Davidson Owumi led Nigeria Premier League (NPL) has scored in its determined effort to reposition the league; Idoko told SuperSport.com over the telephone on Thursday that the sponsorship deal will bring financial succor to the league, clubs and players.

“It is great, only that you cannot write off Glo, they started it all, perhaps if they did not come to sponsor the league may be others will not have fancied the league to the extent of sponsoring it, so we should always give them their due respect.

“It is a welcomed development; I must give the credit to Owumi for brokering the deal. Clubs will be better off, it will surely assist clubs to upset some expenses, take care of the welfare of the coaches.

“Owumi has done great for the league, publicity is better, teams and players that erred have been punished, television unfriendly pitches have been banned and other innovations, it showed that they meant business and focused.”

Asked to advice the NPL on how to leverage on the current romance with the communication outfit, the former team manager of Sunshine Stars and NPL board member said he has confidence in Owumi and the board to do the right thing.

“Rome is not built in a day; we have to take it step by step. I am happy we have a few old members in the board, they must have learnt from the mistakes of the past board and with Owumi at the helms of affairs, I am sure they right thing will be done to maintain cordial relationship, this will surely be a romance that will open doors for more romances,” he said.

http://www.supersport.com/football/nigeria/news/101217/MTNNPL_deal_excites_Idoko

eldee:
We will tear you apart . . . you can't escape this, 3-0 to the Arsenal.

Hehehehe, nice try if this will make you sleep well till then

0:3 to Barca already, Espanyol, abeg make una just go rest joor

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 After what happened to me, i just decided to go into the market again this week with a very small (live)capital and it surprised me that i was able to maintain a 100% return on it. i used FBS and i traded UCHF, EU, GU, EJ and UJ. very funny that my $3k demo account with sparenfx just turned to $11k lol, sometimes i feel like i underestimate myself, dunno why, i haven't done badly for a while now.

As for why my spirit went down, still pains me that i allowed what happened happen.

poweredcom:
@honeric01
Well where do you stand now Failed or not, I believe you are based in Nigeria Ok, bro, to me its a failed state Ok, big time, no drag am, na because u dey eat 3 square meal, abi, enter road for nigth make u see wetin able body girls dey do for night, hooking up so rampant.now, the most innocent girl now hooks, kai, so bad, all na because of poverty, people can eat or live comfortably in a country that is endowed with oil riches if managed properly like that of dubai U.A.E, and we are the ones that like shopping around in dubai, don we think that let them arabs  also come and shop here some day, Nigeria if care is not taken, ummmm

And are these points peculiar to just Nigeria? do you know what FAIL means? if you can type using a computer (personal) from the comfort of your own with your own personal network provider, then you are not in a failed state, a failed state is where people cannot even eat 1 square meal per day.

Do you know that the number prostitutes in Germany/ UK/ US and Russia alone beat all the prostitutes Nigeria has ever produced home and away hands down? does that make these countries a failed state? Do you know how many people struggle to eat in some parts of Europe? countries like Portugal, Romania, Chile and co have alot of people very poor, Mexico is among them too, also CHINA, INDIA and BRAZIL have alot of people who struggle to eat daily, does these make these countries a failed state?

The points you listed are not convincing enough because every country have a share of these things and yet those who claim to rate failed countries didn't rate them.


Like i said a place that you believe you can never make it in will remain an obstacle to you even if opportunities are staring at you because you have consciously accepted failure in all your endeavors.  I didn't say that, your action is what i just interpreted.

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How soon do you need it? let me know, email me at my username @ hotmail dot com and we can proceed.

Dis Guy:
when Lobi, JUTH, Plateau, Niger and Crown dey there crown is just doing initial gra gra
watch when they come back from the xmas/new year break everybody go find him level

Hehehehe, these are relegation customers except Lobi and Tornedoes, let Crown, Bukola and Juth just prepare themselves for their former home waiting for them at the end of the season lol,




Funny that Plateau beat Enyimba again lol, i feel Enyimba is likely to end the season around mid table.

Lol, now we all can see why these people are on the list of alot of posters on this thread, they just can't hide their spot, LEOPARDS lol,


their signature goes with them wherever they go.


And for that omo-to-dun, try not to get personal so you don't get to beg for 2 years before your ID is released

Dis Guy:
Wasiu from mangoro car park told me Benin Insurance were walloped at home on top of that they were beaten black n blue by their owns fans


IS IT TRUE?

And Suraju from papa ajase just told me Insurance of Benin walloped their opponent 20 : 1 and they also got $200 each from the governor

[size=2pt]NA JOKE OO JUST LIKE DIS GUY TOO JOKED[/size]

Nigeria will remain a failed state to those who see nothing good, and you will all KEEP failing in Nigeria if you believe Nigeria is FAILED state.


Since a failed state means a non-performing state, you all saying Nigeria is one will also fail and be un-performing if you are in Nigeria.


If you are not in Nigeria and you claim Nigeria is a failed state, then i have nothing to tell you because you surely do not know anything about the peculiarity of Nigeria.

And who the heck decides a failed state? Obama or Putin? who the heck?

Stop derailing the thread, we are not here for sermon, some people could appear an angel to you because you're new, but that does not mean they are not demons to others.

wait until you become another mo-ron to him for not accepting his own view.

And why i go wait taya?

What surety are you talking about?

For 3 days now, i have not seen light, Jonathan you're making me toll the Buhari line oo, the only reason i am still thinking of voting for Jonathan is the light he promised us, but this reason is dying gradually, Buhari is lurking and i am ready to vote Buhari ooo

Ah!!! not again,


Arsenal, RIP.

MzDarkSkin:
Recap for the poster on the most voted:
Poor Tpia, Sagamite (who can ban your azzes btw!), kobojunkie, johndoe (deserves it!), Davidylan, Omo-tu-dun! lmfao!!!!!!!!!!

I bet Tpia is going to be cracking up when she reads this. I think she is acting that way on purpose. She was sooo sweet before and I dont have beef with her now but she has changed. 

When did you join? she's been like this for more than a year now.

honeric01:
^^^

Bro, to me 9700 first, before 98

Cashed in at 9720

v3:
I'm humbly humbled by this award *tears*. . . Thanks to all those who voted for me. God bless.

Not voted but nominated.

semid4lyfe:
Ol' boy, I am flattered

Well what can i say?

medjai:
He got one coach of the week, in week 5, I think.
Anyway I'm tipping Paul Aigbogun of Wolves to win the Manger of the Month. I think he's done very well considering that this is first time of coaching in the NPL. He was formerly based in the UK. Wolves have lost just once this season

Just once? well i tip Stanley Eguma

as for the players, hmmm, i tip Ukeyinma Akonmbo

Goalkeeper should be Rotimi Sunday

TV station is no other than LTV 8