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O boy eh! This Iheanocha of a boy will go far. I see humility in him.




Chinekem eh! Emeka bia lee flavour! This flavour of a man wan corrupt me.

National team of the year goes to Nigeriana!

Malaysian
authorities seize
Bibles in ‘Allah’ row
on january 02, 2014 at 12:18 pm
in news
KUALA LUMPUR, (AFP) –
Malaysian Islamic authorities on
Thursday seized hundreds of
Bibles from a Christian group
and questioned two of its
officers, one of them said, amid
tensions over the use of the
word “Allah”.
A court in October barred a
Malaysian Catholic newspaper
from using “Allah” to refer to
the Christian God in its Malay-
language edition — a verdict
which was welcomed by Muslim
conservatives but which
sparked concern among
Christians, a minority in the
multi-faith country.
After the verdict, Prime Minister
Najib Razak, walking a tightrope
between pleasing his
conservative Muslim ethnic
Malay base without alienating
non-Muslim minorities, assured
Christians the practice of their
religion would not be
threatened.
But Islamic officials from the
central state of Selangor on
Thursday seized 16 boxes
containing more than 300 Bibles
from the Bible Society of
Malaysia, said the society’s
president Lee Min Choon.
Lee said he and a colleague
were also detained “under a
state law, which prohibits the
use of the word Allah by non-
Muslims”.



Source: Vanguardnews

bigfree: @op. You do nothing!!!
take care of your family and let her take care of hers.
Even if the child is yours; after nine years you wanna play father or what? The child has a father and he is not you.

You are wrong dear. Your blood is your blood. Dnt shy away from your responsibility. No sane person will voluntary leave his/her blood else where.

osystein: Bwahahaha
Why does iboland look like a jungle than?

Hater! Where have you been in Igbo land. My village is far better than your capital territory.

d escape over the
frontiers into Cameroun or
Gabon was very easy.
Moreover, the timber
companies needed growing
amounts of labour, and the
spread of coffee cultivation
offered an alternative means
of paying taxes. Fernando Po
thus continued to suffer from
labour shortages. The French
only briefly permitted
recruitment in Cameroun, and
the main source of labour
came to be Igbo smuggled in
canoes from Calabar, Nigeria.
The British made this current
of labour migration legal in
1942. It was this agreement
which really permitted
Fernando Po to become one
of Africa's most productive
agricultural areas after the
Second World War.


It is ovious that every where Igbos steps their feets prospers and that is why some ar jealouse of us.

My first post hope make front page.

Is Nigeria's Kenneth
Omeruo Chelsea's best
kept secret?
Kenneth Omeruo may
well be Chelsea's best
kept secret.
When he walks along the
streets of Abuja, in Nigeria, he
is mobbed by fans but to meet
up for our interview in London,
Omeruo travelled on the tube
and was not recognised once.
The 20-year-old defender
played in this year's Africa Cup
of Nations final, marked Luis
Suarez at the Confederations
Cup and is almost guaranteed
to start for his country at
next year's World Cup in Brazil.
But at Chelsea he is still waiting
to make his debut.
Not that the level-headed
youngster is getting frustrated.
For now, he is just enjoying
working with some of his
heroes.
"I get a lot of messages from
Nigerians asking me how is
Michael Essien? How is Samuel
Eto'o? Have you spoken with
them?" Omeruo told BBC Sport.
"These are players that fans
adore in Africa. And training
alongside the big names, the
likes of [Frank] Lampard and
[Fernando] Torres is really,
really good. I get to test myself
and find out if I'm really ready.
"Eto'o, Essien, John Mikel Obi,
Demba Ba, they always say well
done. The encouragement from
these big players has been
really good.
"Every player jokes with
everyone, it doesn't matter
how old you are and that's
important for a young player.
"Recently I was with Essien at
his place, I met his family - it's
really nice outside football to
get some advice from the other
senior players."
Omeruo signed for Chelsea from
Standard Liege in January 2012
and immediately went on loan
to Dutch top-flight side ADO Den
Haag.
Then only 19, he impressed
enough in the Eredivisie to win
a place in Nigeria's starting line-
up at the Africa Cup of Nations
and it turned into a wonderful
tournament for the Super
Eagles.
They won the trophy for the
first time since 1994 and
Omeruo was one of Nigeria's key
players, especially in the
quarter-final, when he kept
Didier Drogba quiet in the 2-1
victory over Ivory Coast.
A shoulder injury has delayed
his progress this season, but
the centre-back is now back to
full fitness and has his sights
firmly set on the World Cup.
"Our aim with Nigeria is to get
to the semi-finals in Brazil and
try to win something," he said.
"We don't want to be among
the teams that just want to
qualify, we want to actually get
to a stage that would actually
shock people.
"There's a real confidence, the
players are young and we're
like family thanks to the
coaches and the way things are
done. We really have unity."
Omeruo made his comeback from
injury in the crucial second leg
of Nigeria's World Cup qualifier
against Ethiopia and helped
keep a clean sheet in the 2-0
win which gave Nigeria a 4-1
aggregate victory.
It says a lot about how highly
he is rated by Nigeria coach
Stephen Keshi that Omeruo
started the match, despite not
playing any first-team games
for Chelsea.
"I never expected my career to
go as quick as it is now,"
Omeruo admitted. "I thought
that maybe by the time I got
to the stage of playing at a
World Cup, players like Essien
and Cristiano Ronaldo would
have retired.
"But I'm really happy with the
way my football career has
developed and I just have to
concentrate and keep working
hard. I'm really looking forward
to the World Cup.
"We don't mind who we get in
the draw. We've shown we can
play well against the best
teams."
Omeruo has been linked with a
loan move in January and clubs
in the Premier League and the
top half of the Championship
are said to be interested, but
he is determined to try to win
a place in Chelsea's first team.
"I haven't really spoken to
manager Jose Mourinho about it
but I just have to give my best
in training and hope that he
recognises it," he said.
"For now I just want to focus
and see if I get a chance to
play for Chelsea and then when
it comes to January I'll see
what the options are.
"I'm hoping to get into the team
and start playing because the
World Cup is just around the
corner.
"Mourinho has a great impact
on the players, he makes you
want to play your best and
value an opportunity when it's
given to you. He's a great
coach."
If 2014 goes as planned it won't
be long before Omeruo is being
recognised all over the world.
Share this story
By John Bennett
BBC World Service Sport

If it happend in Nigeria, the would blame one woman.... What is that her name Oduah!

Jenams: Here's a man who is in charge of a state dat has a university. Yet he cnt send his son there to study! Kai, naija we r doomed! We r bn fooled! We r bn taken for granted! We need to fight dis people! They dnt mean well for us all! Death to all politicians in nigeria whose kids cnt study in nigeria! I dey vex!

ASUU knws dt our politicians kids are not schooling in this country and they embark on this senseless strike to frustrate the poor masses and they even have the gut 2 tell us dt they are fighting for us. Some senseles Nigerians belived them.
Shame to ASUU for making Nigerian education a disgrace!

SlyIg: And what happened to the University of Nigeria that his son had to travel that far for his education!

Naija, i hail thee ...

Olodo, is he the only Nigerians that schools in abroad?

Because character is beauty not facial look dear.

Emzybrown: jezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzus see free kick oooooooooo. drops dead

pour you bucket of water.....

I talk am b4, ds indomie geration is beta than our own foofoo generation.

Imagin 16yr kid having brain of 32yr man.

I no blame d coaches wey talk say our boys na over aged.

O boy e! Ds Mohammed carry bomb 4 leg oh!

Good play boys....

O boy e! Ds Mohammed carry bomb 4 leg oh!

What do you call eclips in your local dialet?

It's happening life here in Enugu.... The moon is half and there is a black body in btwn it. And weather is kind of cloudy and sunny at d same time.

Thank God i read physics, if not some pastor/native doctor would hv bn on high patronage! Lol

sCores

Goooaaalll!! This Iheanacho is nt selfish....



NEPA!!! DON TAKE MY FUCKING LIGHT.

Jeez! Suaraz junior don dey behave like Suaraz senior. Our main man is out and NTA just dey Bleep up!

I'm missing Iheanacho my brother.

Abeg coach change joor this boys don tire!

Abeg this Uruguay no 7 wey just enter don pass 25 joor!

killuminati: Wat iz wrong wit dis NTA station sef.. Na so so skip d ting dey skip sef. Mtcshw! I don vex

I wonder oh!

who say naija no be foothball nation

I think Chidera Ezeh. That boy is talented. Man city, Chelsea and Arsenal has been monitoring him since he was 14. He has gone trial to Man city and then man city coach Roberto Mancini did every thing to sign him but d agent asking price was a barrier.
He will come out good and he is really a kid.

Well done essien.

our coach need to make changes oh, some of our players are weak.


JESUS!!! which kind goal be this?
I love this goal.

safarigirl: welcome. Oya come siddon. Emzy and homesteady abeg give this guy one cup of alomo, na me go pay

Chai! Madam bring pepper soup join am. Thank you bro. I appreciate.

first time to comment on nairaland and is on what i love soo much. FOOTHBALL!!!

I'm happy that these boys are making me proud.....

olowe2007: Please I need an expert opinion on this. Why are houses not painted black? Is anything wrong in painting a house black?

Nothing is wrong only that black colour absorbs heat and it is not wise to paint a building black here in western part of Africa that has high hot weather.

berem: Who cares? Will that make him stop being incompetent,corrupt and clueless? Nonsense!

This is not the best way to address your president.
If you think is easy to be a leader,try and get some couple of domestic animals and see how you can manage them.