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Why would a whole region change their surnames to their superior slave dealers if not for inferiority complex? were the binis not also trading with the Europeans? why didn't they change their names to that of their counterparts? I feel it's mainly due to colonial mentality and due to the fact that they believed everything about them was inferior even to their names and clothes, even to their soul. |
This is blasphemy, why would anyone want to compare the U-20 female side with the Senior National team? male for that matter? Compare them with their fellow age group (the male U-20 side) and stop misrepresenting them. |
ezeagu:Can you stick to one place? you said your ancestors had spoons, i asked you what they used their "spoons" for, were they using it to eat eba, fufu, pounded yam or what? |
NPL set up rules review committee Thursday, 15 July 2010 In its bid to ensure that the rules and regulation governing the premier league is in tune with the modern trend, the Nigeria Premier League has set up a seven man Committee to oversee the review and necessary amendments of its rules. The Committee has Brig. Gen. Emma Okaro Rtd as Chairman with Barrister Isaac Danladi as Vice Chairman. Other members of the Committee are Mr. Paul Bassey, Chief O.B.A Onigbinde, Dr. Abu Mallam, Chairman Niger Tornadoes Sulieman David and the NPL Executive Secretary Yakmut Al-Hassan. NPL Chairman Davidison Owumi in a statement said reviewing the rules have become a necessity judging by our experience in the just concluded season. "If we have to move forward, then we should not be afraid to take the decisions and do right thing". The Committee according to him will be meeting in Abuja in the next two weeks to collate their views. Copies of the rules and regulation have already been sent to members of the Committee |
Pillars players thank management Friday, 16 July 2010 Players of Kano Pillars are happy with the management of the team for paying thirty percent of the remaining sign on fees from last season. Premier League highest goal record holder, Ahmed Musa who spoke on behalf of the players noted that it is a good thing that the players are still remembered when the season is over. "We sincerely want to thank them and of course the State Government for the way they have responded to our call. The fact they paid some percentage of the sign on fees means they have our welfare at heart. "This is the reason why no player will want to leave the club next season. The State Government should also be commended for the way they have motivated us," Musa said. The former Jos University Teaching Hospital Football Club striker broke the 17 goals record in Nigeria this season when he got18 strikes for Kano Pillars who came second in the Nigeria Premier League. |
NPL confirms July 22 for Super four draws Friday, 16 July 2010 The Nigeria Premier League has confirmed July 22 as the date for the draws of this year's edition of the Super Four competitions. Baring any changes, the Premier League four top furnishers in the just concluded league season; Enyimba Int'l FC, Kano Pillars FC, Sunshine Stars FC and Kwara Utd FC representative will converge in Abuja on Thursday 22nd July for the Super Four draws for a yet to be named venue. According to a statement by the Head of the Competition Department, Mr. Tunji Babalola, "the draws will be conducted in Abuja at the NPL Secretariat at No. 31 Karaye Close Garki II and the participating clubs are expected to send a representative for the event". Furthermore, each of the participating clubs representative are to come with their team group photograph, club profile, players list (22 man list), club chairman photograph and list of technical crew / management during the draws. |
Kadiri Ikhana takes over Kwara United Saturday, 17 July 2010 Former Sharks of Port-Harcourt handler, Kadiri Ikhana has joined Kwara United as the new coach for next season. Ikhana will replace Justin Tenger who took the team to a fourth place last season. www.npl.com.ng learnt from Ilorin that officials of the team concluded negotiations Friday night and Ikhana is expected to be unveiled next week Tuesday. "Everything is set for the unveiling ceremony to be conducted in Ilorin. Right now I can confirm that coach Justin Tenger has been sacked and Ikhana will meet with the media next week. "He has been with the team before where he did very well. So he is coming to a familiar terrain and he is going to enjoy a fruitful stay with Kwara United. "Right now, the management of the team have presented him with a car which he has started using and immediately after the unveiling, he will begin work to prepare the team for the Super Four tournament" Ikhana created history when he became the first coach to lead Enyimba to win the African Champions League in 2003. |
[size=14pt]Zanaco whips Enyimba 4-0[/size] Saturday, 17 July 2010 Nigeria Premier League Champions, Enyimba slumped last Saturday as they fell by 0 � 4 in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup round of 16 to Zambia National Commercial Bank (ZANACO) of Zambia in Lusaka. Zanaco scored all four goals in the first half at the Sunset Stadium in Lusaka. It took just 120 seconds for the home side to break down the former African champion through defender George Chilufya before forward Matthews Macha doubled the lead three minutes later. Three minutes before the hour-mark, Ignatius Lwipa scored the third goal and his strike-partner, Winston Kalengo, completed the rout a minute from half-time. Enyimba, however, fought back in the restart with no breakthrough, thereby leaving the Aba club with a mountain to climb in a fortnight when it plays host at the Enyimba Sports Stadium. But the Peoples Elephant�s loss may not be unconnected with the players� demand for the payment of their contract fees for the just-concluded Premier League season. The team also arrived in Lusaka less than 24 hours before Saturday�s clash and in two batches and the players could not really settle down to post a respectable performance in the match. They however have a chance to redeem their image in two weeks time in the second leg in Aba. http://npl.com.ng/news.php?id=112 WAHALA DEY OO, I KNEW THEY WERE GOING THERE TO MEET THEIR WATERLOO. |
^^ I bet the users of these kind of shoes are like 4 feet tall, hence the need for 2 feet shoes. |
Blog icon:After crashing more than $8000 in the last 2 years, i am very content with my chicken pips for now until i increase my equity ![]() |
oh ok, dealing with my reading with the help of google. |
ezeagu:And your ancestors used spoon to eat EBA, FUFU, AMALA, POUNDED YAM right? |
Overtaking? how do you mean? nice to know ya good, i am doing good too, thanks to google. ![]() |
Today, we shall meet in paradise ![]() |
I wish! ![]() btw, why should i miss u ![]() hw u dey? ![]() |
nada |
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Maybe he wants to avenge the defeat they suffered in the hands of Kano pillars, Heartland should beware. Have you heard of Zanaco or Zambia abi wetin dem dey call them? against Enyimba? |
nike4luv:Thanks babydoll ![]() @topic Denzel wannable ![]() |
Oh yes, he's our goalkeeper, do you have a problem with that? ![]() |
For those talking about Lagos not doing anything about drainage systems, Lagos is presently embarking on about 500 drainage projects all over lagos, i am talking about big canals here, from the urban areas down to the rural areas, i know the governor is not sleeping and he's showing that Lagos needs more and he's not going to stop until his best is achieved. |
Which list are you talking about? |
Runaway ![]() |
What is with girls and 4 storey building looking shoes? ![]() |
dayokanu:Same here, tired of that watering thing, sometimes i fear it might end up making my watering ![]() |
Vicente del Bosque Iker Casillas Sergio Ramos Carles Puyol Pique Fucile Bastian Schweinsteiger Wesley Sneijder, Xavi Andres Iniesta David Villa Diego Forlan |
Heartland will fall – Aboutrika Posted: 2010-07-16 12:28 Al-Ahly midfielder Mohamed Aboutreika has expressed optimism ahead of their CAF Champions League opener against Heartland FC of Nigeria on Sunday in Owerri. The Egyptian champions face last year’s runners-up in their first Group B match at the Dan Anyiam Stadium, located in the south-eastern part of Africa’s most populous country. Aboutrika, a regular face in the continental club championship during the past half-decade, remains upbeat of the Red Devils’ quest to grab a convincing result to put their ambitions of an unprecedented seventh title on track. Heartland’s compatriots Kano Pillars masterminded the exit of the Egyptian giants last year, but Aboutrika, undoubtedly the most famous Egyptian player, is convinced their outing during a training tour of Germany and Austria puts them in a good stead. The 31-year-old reckons the Nigerians are also bent on improving on their status as last year’s losing finalist to champions this term. “It will be a difficult game and the result is important for our course. The players are focused for the game and we have prepared feverishly for the game.” The talented midfielder has been an integral part of the Ahly squad since joining in 2004 and was instrumental in their continental conquest of 2005, 2006 and 2008. Aboutrika, twice winner of the Africa Cup of Nations with Egypt in 2006 and 2008, was named as Best Player on the continent by CAF in 2008. Ahly’s rivals Ismaily will host Algerian outfit JS Kabylie in the other Group B clash. In Group A, holders TP Mazembe of DR Congo will face Dynamos FC of Zimbabwe in Harare whilst Entente Setif of Algeria engages Tunisia’s Esperance in Setif. kickoffnigeria.com |
16/07 E Setif 0 vs 1 EST |
he needs to change his boxers ![]() |
will get a host for myself woke up a transgendered |
ogugua88:The reason why i hate pap is because it makes me so hungry as soon as i finish drinking it, it's just another form of water, why should i be drink "water" in place of correct food?. |
I hate it with passion, even custard self i hate. i rather drink garri 365 days than drink ogi ![]() |
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