Kagawa10:


Do this stats show their movement and awareness as well?

Because as far as I'm concerned, Kante's movement, awareness and reading of the game trumps that of Herrera. Maybe you should watch our match vs Chelsea once again!

I'll have Kante over Herrera every day! Running around like headless chicken is nothing to be proud of! More so, for a creative player having to resort to that shows he's just useless!

Oluwasaeon:
u dreamt all of these in one night ? well wen season 2 come out mk we knw

Chestar5:
The dream sha , it cant happen even on mars

Icon4s:


That same Ramon Azeez that was hyped into the 2014 WC team. What has done since after that world cup? And if we need an overaged striker it will definitely nt b Martins but Ighalo.

forgiveness:
My dream team


...................... Daniel

Odubanjo........ Omerue....Tiago........Madu.................


..................Aneke......... Onazi....................


........Simon ...........Iheanacho........... Success


........................ Martins


Substitutes:
Keepers: Alampasu,

Defeners: Manuel Akanji, Elohor Ekpolo, Derek Osadebe and Abdullahi-shehu.

Midfielders: Abdul Ajagun, Azubike Okechuchwu, Oghenekaro Etebor.

Attackers: Dominic solanke, Femi Ajayi, Imoh Ezekiel and Michael Olaitan.

If we consider talent over sentiment, these players tower above the rest.

PunkyVeer:


I wasn't born yesterday, dude. Don't care what you say, I know a flamboyant gay when I see one.

PunkyVeer:


He certainly isn't straight. What heterosexual man wears high heels & crop tops? Do you have high heels & a crop top? Kikiki

Do you have high heels & a crop top?

PunkyVeer:


I've seen pictures posted here before, of obviously gay people other than Denrele, so that's not quite correct. People are becoming bold no matter what you claim.

I've said my bad, I'm not gonna say it again.

ednut1:
Cool. I remember watching a documentary on d lives of nigerian footballers lik babayaro, osaze and co around 2003-2004. Babayaro showed his singlet and boxers room and said he wears them just once and throws it away hahahaha, the bros don bankrupt now if i hear say he no dey wear dem for one year now ehn

fulfillbill:
As a close friend of Iamoilprince, i can confirm that this story is true, infact the lady is acting crazy as am typing, people around are saying she would soon run mad....

Men be careful oo

azeeza:
@dominique

i support enyimba but this days i hardly watch their match cos the zeal and passion is missing in the current team compared to the dream team as you call them.

RSA:


@QuotaSyste the league winner this year will get US$1,3 Million and next year it will increase,and at the same time teams are getting a monthly grant of +-US $290 000 and obviously all  teams have sponsors and also gate takings,it is a profitable business.The cheapes team/franchise in the league worth around 13 mil USD.

And there are cup competitions Telkom Cup,Nedbank cup,MTN.

I must point out that South Africans are narrow minded,Africans competitions are not taken seriously or supported here.Maybe this is the result of being isolated for too long,people forget that the experience one gains in competions like this are very important,Orlando Pirate won the CAF champions league cup in 1995 and the following year majority of those players lifted 1996 AFCON.

QuotaSyste:
http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2008100923292992

Kenyan PM, Odinga, faults rotational presidency
By Olalekan Adetayo
Published: Friday, 10 Oct 2008

The Prime Minister of Kenya, Mr. Raila Odinga, on Thursday faulted the idea of rotational presidency in Nigeria, saying it was capable of causing the country’s disintegration.


Odinga, who delivered a lecture titled “Democracy and the Challenge of Good Governance in Africa” at the silver jubilee anniversary of The Guardian in Lagos, particularly noted that the South-East zone of the country had not produced a President.

He pointed out that those who had the right to vote must also have the right to be voted for in a democracy.

The Prime Minister said, ”I was here (in Nigeria) during 1999 and 2003 elections. I was also here in 2006. Somebody told me that the presidency is rotated between the North and the South and that since President Olusegun Obasanjo is from the South-West, the next president should be from the North.

”I asked what happens to the South-East and I was told that the situation is like that because Northerners do not trust the Easterners. If you say that some people can vote and cannot be voted for, then why are we here?

“Something similar to that happened in Kenya too in the past when they said that the uncircumcised could not lead the country. This situation causes disintegration. The right to vote also confers on one the right to be voted for.”

Odinga attributed the problems facing Africa to the derailment of its leaders from the laudable and visionary dreams of its founding fathers.

He said that Africa’s problems were compounded by the lifestyle of mediocrity that Africans had been living since independence.

While regretting that about 15 million people die yearly in Africa in poverty-related circumstances, Odinga said to heal the scar, the continent needed purposeful and visionary leaders.

He chided the African Union for what he called its failure to condemn brutal regime in the continent.

The Prime Minister said, “One man that has been dragging the name of the continent in the mud in recent times is one Mr. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. He turned to a brutal dictator.

“The AU has fallen short of expectation for failing to condemn brutal regimes. Mugabe is still being welcomed. This cannot, however, surprise us. It is because many of our leaders have big skeletons in their cupboards.

“They adopted this conspiracy of silence for the fear that if they talk, the spotlight may fall on them too.”

Despite the ills bedeviling the continent, however, Odinga said he believed in the ability of Africans to develop the continent by themselves.

He said, ”Foreigners will not come to develop the continent for us. They will only invest in the continent and make profit to share to their shareholders.

“We should stop blaming our colonial past for our woes. We should put that experience behind us and move forward just like Korea did.”

The Kenyan leader also asked African leaders to tap into the rich human resources in the continent by providing conducive environment for professionals to work rather than being driven out.
“Tomorrow belongs to the people if they prepare for it today. We will not take our rightful place in the world if we fail to prepare. Our enormous resources should be made to work for us. Africa must rise. If Africa unites, nobody can stop it,” he concluded.

misspicy:
punkyveer

semid4lyfe:
Hi y'all,

The former thread had exceeded 100 pages which is the maximum number of pages allowed for a thread on Nairaland.

Besides what better way to start off the new year than on a new thread hence the closure of the old Phone Engineers On Nairaland Willing To Assist You thread started by thomp4pal and it's continuation here.

So dragnet, pelumiv, hayprof, Gsmxpert, aieromon, engrhamid, otikpoko, thom4pal, puskin and all you Phone Techies or Engineers/Wanna-be Phone Engineers/Experienced Phone Users should bring your A-game here and keep providing e-solutions to the numerous phone problems that will be posted by Nairalanders.

I hereby officially declare Part II of the thread open today being January 1, 2011 and yield the floor to the engineers and those with phone problems.

Enjoy!

safarigirl:
basketball and tennis are the most popular sports in Nigeria outside of football.

In my school, there are basketball practices and games everyday by 4pm, while football happens only on 2nd semester.

Our boys recently won the Afrobasket, Nigerians tens to follow sports which we're sure of dominance to some extent against other African teams. A good followership will be dependent on great results and accessibility.

For now, EPL is easier to access than the NBA and we don't have players there as opposed to EPL

Carlcaresophia:

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elampiro:


The only reason our attack was better yesterday than Wednesday was because Ashley Young went forward. Possession football is not bad but you need quick legs once you go into the opposition half. Otherwise they will recover, regroup to defend in numbers.

Memphis is quick but he doesn't have good football sense. Memphis is actually quicker than Martial on a long distance. Martial quickness and acceleration is on a short distance.

If we have one midfielder who can play fast, two pacing and dribbling wingers, we will enjoy this Luiz Van Gaal's philosophy.