₦airaland Forum

even our Almighty covenant university is not there.

Chibuhealth:
shut your mouth if you have nothing to say. Husband that can't love and respect his wife and home nko? Were you living with them?? how did you know she can't keep her home? it takes two to make a good home and not just a woman thing all the time. is it not a man that wants to be kept that will allow his woman to keep him? think before you talk here

just look at this baboon, are you mad? don't ever in your foolish life shut me down again. did i quote you or did i call your name.

you have a girlfriend.

i don't know what people want from this woman. years back after she lost her husband people like Gordon's were making mockery of her that she should let go and settle down with another man and here she is with another man and still no rest of mind. world people can't just let Stella live her life in peace.

na them them

this story does not add up, i know how some women can run there mouth. the woman might have make use of some inciting comment knowing fully well that her husband is a day time arm robber.





if na me be the man no be only faint i go faint i go kuku ma kill my self.

there is no powerful message here, a woman that can't keep her husband is that one a woman.

Austria Vienna Hitman kayode suffer injury scare During Super Eagles Training.


Austria Vienna frontman Kayode Olanrewaju
suffered an injury scare during the Super
Eagles last training session on Wednesday.
But the good news is that the in-form
striker is available for selection in the
African Cup of Nations qualifier against
South Africa as he completed the training
session yesterday.


''It happened when the players were
involved in the passing drill, it was not
something serious and he was up and
running during the practice game,'' a top
source told allnigeriasoccer.com .


''He had to be treated for about three
minutes on the sidelines by the medical
guy, who gave him the go-ahead to
continue.''
Kayode, a former Golden Eaglets and Flying
Eagles player, made his debut for the senior
national team against Senegal in March,
before earning his second cap against Togo
a week ago.
Ifeanyi Emmanuel http://allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=23341

- Senator Bukola Saraki has lashed out at
the Arewa youths over hate comments
against Igbos

- The Senate president says the Igbos are
Nigerians and have the rights to settle
wherever they deem fit

- Saraki warned that the government must
begin to take a critical look at the causes
of the agitations around the country
Nigeria's Senate President, Bukola
Saraki, has reacted to threats and rising
ethnic agitations in the northern part of
the country.

The leader of the Nigerian parliament
called on Nigerians to tolerate each
other and display understanding.
Saraki says Nigeria's greatest strength
lies in her numbers and as such, the
nations's unity must be guarded
jealously.

Saraki spoke when the leadership of the
Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN)
in the 19 Northern States and Abuja, led
by its Chairman, Rev. Yakubu Pam,
visited him at the National Assembly in Abuja

“Let me through you appeal to all our
people for tolerance and understanding.
I want to appeal that we preach
tolerance. I believe that it is our
responsibility as leaders, to impress on
our people to be very tolerant and let us
seek unity,” Saraki’s Special Assistant on
Print Media, Chuks Okocha, quoted him
as saying

“We also wish to appeal to everybody
that we should in our speeches and
actions work for the unity of the
country, because you made reference to
some of the issues but this is not about
who is right or who is wrong, we should
always ask ourselves that what can we
do to unite our people and mend the
fault lines.

“This is very important. I am hopeful,
that we are only going through these
challenges because of the state of our
economy and I believe by the time the
economic recovery plan of the present
administration begins to yield fruits,
some of these issues will fizzle out,”
Saraki said.

On the economy
Saraki said: “I believe by the time we
address the economy, by the time we get
the economy right, it will eliminate all
these tension. Until we get there, we
must make sure that we have a country
where we are all working together.
“Let me assure you that things that are
of concern to you are also of concern to
us. And the 8th Senate has shown that
in most of our deliberations, we put
Nigeria first. The challenges we have in
Nigeria are not selective as to which part
of the country a person comes from.
“The economic challenges do not
discriminate against Muslims or
Christians, nor do they favour
Northerners against Southerners. I think
with that, there are lessons. The
economic hardship affect all of us and we
must unite to jointly eliminate those
challenges.

“However, we should not lose faith
because as religious leaders your
disposition affect will affect your
followers. You must have faith that this
country belongs to all of us. We all have
rights. We will ensure that we respect
that. We must have faith that this
country will continue to grow from
strength to strength. I plead for your
understanding and tolerance,” he said.
Growing agitation

Earlier, the leader of the delegation, Rev
Pam, expressed concern over the series
of agitations by some interest groups
who are calling for restructuring and
raising allegations of marginalization.
“I heard this morning that some people
are asking some people to leave the
Northern part of the country. This kind
of comments and utterances should not
be encouraged.

“To us, the hour has come for
government to take a second look at the
causes of these agitations so that all
sides can be given a sense of belonging in
the scheme of things in the country. We
need all hands to be joined together to
move this country forward,” he said.
Regarding the frequent clashes between
herdsmen and farmers

Rev. Pam said: “Cattle rearing is a
private business and as such herders
should be educated on the modern way of
handling their cattle rearing business so
that their cattle should not be let loose
into farms of the locals in different parts
of the country in order to put an end to
frequent clashes between the herdsmen
and the local farmers”.

The Northern CAN President called on
the National Assembly to pass a law that
would guarantee freedom of worship for
all faiths and re-introduction of
religious education in the school
curriculum, even as he appealed to the
that the Senate to intervene to stop
attacks on places of worship in some
parts of the Northern states.

On underage marriage
The cleric also lamented the incidence
of forced marriages against under aged
girls, saying, “We want to make an
appeal that the Senate should look into
this social problem so that it would not
lead to break down of law and order in
some parts of the country especially from
those considered to be victims of this
social malaise”. https://www.naija.ng/2495-arewa-controversy-saraki-reacts-threats-igbos.html

- Theodore Orji, the senator representing
Abia Central Senatorial district said there
is need for Southeast to be developed

- Senator Orji said the zone has to be
developed because it was ravaged during
the 1967 civil war

- According to him, the region deserves a
comprehensive plan to develop its
infrastructure that were destroyed during
the war

Theodore Orji, the Senator representing
Abia Central Senatorial district and
former governor of Abia state has
underscored the importance of
Southeast Development Commission bill.
Orji said Southeast Development
Commission bill was not in a race with
any part of the country.

Reports have it that the former governor
of Abia said in Abuja that the 1967 civil
war really destroyed Southeast.
Theodore Orji, the Senator representing Abia
Central Senatorial district and former governor of
Abia state has underscored the importance of
Southeast Development Commission bill

He noted that because of that, the zone
deserves a comprehensive plan to
develop its infrastructure that were
ravaged during the war.

According to him, the people of
Southeast want to have a platform
where they would contribute some
percentages in order to address their
own challenges.
He said: “We are not competing with any
geographical area, you all know the
antecedent of Southeast. You know how
the war destroyed the zone and we are
saying this is what we want.
“Apart from that, they are fully erosion
threatened; as I speak, some people have
been displaced by erosion and other life
threatening issues, so the Commission
would help in tackling those challenges.’

He furthered explained that the
Commission which will be self funded,
would have little percentages of its
federal allocation deducted monthly.
He assured that the development would
deepen unity among Nigerians. https://www.naija.ng/2599-southeast-development-commission-a-competition-zone-senator-theodore-orji.html

Shoutout to all doz girls dat begin 2 cry wen
de call a boy ur husband,i hope u 'are still
single.��

2 all doz boys dat brings ball 2 skul and
decides who they wants 2 play wit, i hope u guys
are now football manager!

2 Doz pple who do not allow odas to use
thier water bottles, makin us feel our mouth are
dirty, i hope u pple are now working wit CLOSE
UP.��

2 all doz pple who lyk sitting beside d
window, i hope u are still recievin d fresh air
2 all doz pple who sets pen on pples chair so
dat de can seat on it, i hope u are now
terrorists.��

2 all doz pple who says dat if u eat beans
and egg u are likely 2 fart, i hope u now medical
doctors.��

Shoutout to doz boys and girls dat tears oda
pple notes for test rather dan tearing thier own, i
hope u guys are stil smart.��

To doz pple who cant use thier pen without
its cover, I hope u pple are stil with d covers.
2 doz clean pple who dont allow thier bag to
touch ground, i hope u guys are cleaners.��

2 doz pple who don't buy anything during
breaktime but wud wait at d food shed and start
begging 4rm pple who bought, i hope u guys are
now corporate beggers.��

2 all doz boys who used bobo or viju milk
containers 2 play ball, i hope u guys are now
professional footballers.

2 Doz smart ones who do not allow thier
classmates 2 copy their homework, i hope u are
working with EFCC.��

2 doz pple dat sang diz song, u guys didnt
kno hw it feels 2 B a victim of diz song..
Who mess am
na solo
Solo say na teacher
Teacher say no wori,
Na my class pple na im mess Am
Poooo!
I hope u guys are now musicians��

And finally, 2 all doz class captains who
wrote our names as noise makers x4, i hope u
are now senators
Dere are lots of memories we had 4rm our prm/
sec school days.....It was d bes
t!! ...... share to put a smile on someone's face
like i just did

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see as Dickson be like giant for were osibanjo.

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Nigeria Already Dreaming Of 2018 World Cup _ Leon Balogun



Nigeria defender Leon balogun has
admitted that the Super Eagles are
already dreaming of playing in next year’s World
Cup.


The 2013 African champions are well placed to
reach Russia 2018, as they top Group B in the
qualifiers having won their opening two games
against Zambia and Algeria.


They face a potentially decisive double-header
against new Africa Cup of Nations winners
Cameroon in August and September, with the
Super Eagles first playing host to the Indomitable
Lions.


“It's [Cameroon’s game] a crucial game and a
home game we must win,” Balogun, who plays
his club football with Mainz 05 in the Bundesliga,
told TheNff.com.


“At home we have everything under our control,
we must use that to our advantage. Another
advantage is Uyo, our current home ground. Uyo
has become a fortress for us. I think it is one of
the reasons for our successes in recent times.
“Uyo fans have shown so much love for the
team and that has been very great. The ground
is great and the training pitch is also good. And
the Akwa Ibom State government has been very
supportive of our cause.


“Cameroon is a strong team, after winning
AFCON 2017 they've built up their confidence but
by the time we will play them it would be six
months after their win in Gabon, we must show
them we want the win more than they do.


“We need to make sure we get the maximum
three points to take our points tally to nine; that
will give us a big edge over other teams
including Cameroon. I'm seriously looking
forward to the game; we want to show them
that we are better than them.


“We are already dreaming of Russia 2018, but we
know we must work harder. We will ensure we
win all our matches especially our home games.” https://mtnfootball.com/news/706407/Nigeria-already-dreaming-of-2018-World-Cup-Leon-Balogun

Bafana Nursing Niggling Injuries




Bafana Bafana are still awaiting three player's
arrival in camp, while seven others are carrying
injuries ahead of their opening Africa Cup of
Nations qualifier against Nigeria.
The team reported for duty at the Southern Sun
hotel at Monte Casino, Fourways, in the north of
Johannesburg last night.


Coach Stuart Baxter confirmed that 22 of his
charges are present for their first training session
at the FNB Stadium on Monday afternoon, with
the remaining three expected to arrive later
today.


“Most of the squad have reported for camp,
while the SuperSport United players are still on
their way back from their CAF commitments,”
confirmed Baxter on Monday afternoon.


"Dean Furman and Ronwen Williams will be here
soon, while Bongani Zungu had a problem with
his flight but he’s currently on his way as well,”
added the Brit, who has appointed Bidvest Wits
skipper Thulani Hlatshwayo as his captain.
Meanwhile, Bafana team doctor Thulani
Ngwenya has recorded injuries to seven players
following their opening day assessments, but
replacements are unlikely as he remains hopeful
of successful treatment before the match in Uyo
on Saturday.


“Lebogang Mnayama has a right-knee injury,
which is actually one he has been carrying for a
some time while receiving treatment, and we will
continue to monitor and treat him,” said
Ngwenya.


“Andile Jali picked up an injury to his right-side
groin muscle during his club side's last game
and because he had to fly in for camp, he hasn’t
t received any treatment. We will begin treatment
and expect some improvement.


“Tokelo Rantie also got injured in his last game
with his club, he has a bone contusion on his
right-side big toe, which we will be treating. But
he is also carrying an injury to his right knee,
which requires a scan.


“Tiyani Mabunda was out for three weeks with a
sprained ankle and has been recovering. We will
continue with treatment but he will be fine.
“Aubrey Ngoma has a groin injury that he has
been receiving treatment at his club and we will
continue to monitor him.


“Rivaldo Coetzee picked up a hamstring injury at
his club and has been recovering. We’ve picked
up that he is not 100 percent and has some
restrictions but he will undergo a scan and
treatment.
“Lastly Erick Mathoho suffered a concussion in
training with at his club but he has shown
improvement. We will monitor his progress." http://www.kickoff.com/mobile/news/75872/bafana-player-update-ahead-of-afcon-qualifier-with-nigeria

When you are in a toxic relationship you don’t realize how much the emotional abuse impacts you. Not while you’re in it at least. When you’re in a toxic relationship, everything about it is kind of addicting. It’s the knowing and not knowing what’s going to happen. It’s the hope that’ll it’ll change but there’s also comfort in things that are the same. There’s a comfort in someone knowing you so deeply. And it takes everything in you to not walk away. And even when you walk away, you find yourself going back so many times because you miss him. You miss the adrenaline rush of high intense emotions. From love to screaming to making up. But then you meet a good guy. And when that happens that’s when you realize how negatively this past relationship has affected you. And sometimes you even push people away because of it. You aren’t used to being treated so well, you almost reject it.

1. At first, you expect the worst. After a toxic relationship, you don’t trust anyone. Even yourself. You wonder how you tolerated such a relationship for so long. And you enter every relationship expecting the worst of someone. For a while, you don’t believe good guys do exist. Because for so long you looked for the wrong qualities and you accepted a lot of these people who didn’t deserve you.

2. And overthink everything. You think everyone has motives or doesn’t mean what they say. When you’ve caught someone in lies so often it makes you paranoid as Bleep. You don’t believe people can be honest or mean what they say. You make crazy assumptions and doubt really good people just because of one person. Next thing you know you’re explaining to this guy how you got to this conclusion in your head and he’s baffled. Not because you’ve questioned him but that someone has made you this way and all he wants to do is reverse this.

3. You’ll think he’s too good to be true. Someone treating you this well has got to be too good to be true. You’re expecting the other shoe to drop. You’re expecting him to lose it one day. You’re expecting some abrupt ending without closure. But every day he just proves to you he’s the same person he’s been from the start. He’s given you no reason to question him but it isn’t him you don’t trust it’s everyone in the past.

4. After you push him away. Someone in the past has led you to believe you don’t deserve the best. So when you get it you reject it. You fear something good because you don’t want to lose it. You don’t want to get hurt again so you try and ruin it first. B ut what you’ll realize that’s different about this guy is when you run he’ll chase you. When you push him he’ll grab you close and not let you leave.

5. You’re going to expect fights. You keep waiting for a fight. But instead, everything gets talked out and explained. And there’s this wave of comfort afterward and you realize normal people don’t leave the second something goes wrong.

6. Then you’ll apologize too often. He’s going to wonder why you apologize so often or what it is you’re saying sorry for. He’ll see the pain in your eyes from someone in the past whose made you question yourself. He’ll see the pain in your heart trying so hard to love again when you’ve only known heartbreak. And he’s going to constantly reassure you everything is okay. When a good guy loves someone who is broken who has only known toxic relationships, what he does is teach her she didn’t deserve anything she got. He redefines these horrible standards she has and he chooses to be the exception.

7. And question if they are better off without you. You think they are better off without you but the truth is just as they have made your life better it goes both ways. And I know you’re scared to love again. I know you’re afraid to let anyone that close. But your sensitivity. Your compassion. Your strength and understanding and lack of judgment in everyone is what makes you beautiful. In the past, you were able to love someone who was completely unlovable and intolerable. You found the good in them. You took a chance on them. You never gave up on them. And it’s your turn to have that reciprocated. This new relationship isn’t what you are used to but it’s exactly what you deserve.

8. You overcompensate. And when you finally get comfortable and accept this relationship you are going to love this person with everything you have in you. But don’t try too hard. Don’t think you have to. In the past, you were taught your best isn’t good enough. So you had to try too hard. You had to compete. You had to prove yourself. What you should have learned was your best was good enough and it was him that didn’t deserve it.

9. Then you trust him. There’s going to be a moment where you tell this guy everything that’s happened. A moment you trust him to let him that close. And when you tell him about the past and the people who have hurt you what you’ll find isn’t that’s he’s going to take off. It’s just given him a reason to stay. I know someone in your past taught you about tough love. They taught you vulnerability is a weakness. You’ve had to be strong for so long and you’ve had to endure a lot of things you didn’t deserve. But all of it has made you more beautiful than you know. And all of it will make the right person appreciate you for overcoming all of it. And with tears in your eyes even you will be grateful for a toxic relationship that didn’t destroy you but rather made you the strong person you are today.

10. Finally you learn what love really is. You begin to realize that relationship that used to define your standard of love was so far from the real thing. You learn that love isn’t supposed to hurt you or be demeaning. Love isn’t supposed to break your heart just to build you back up. Love is not anything that comes in the form of jealousy. Whether it’s making you jealous or being jealous of you. The right type of love does not play games with your heart or want to see you in pain. You realize all of that wasn’t love but control. You build yourself back up and fearlessly love again, only this time you do it right. The right type of love heals you and that’s exactly what this guy has done.

helping someone

fuckerstard:
You must have been to a US detention facility, girl nothing is enjoyment dia. You think it's what you see in da movies abi.

Gangs
Prison sexuality e.t.c.

but is neat prisoners are well feed and taking care of,. you can't compare that to Nigeria

Uwaomaokey:
even those dat said that they would be pilot self................................................not knowing dat we are in nigeria

and who told you that some of them don't end up being a pilot go to Benin in the night you will see different pilot.

one day we will take the bold step just like how Edo people chase PDP out of Edo state.

LEROY 4 - 2 NIGERIA!!! Super Eagles Report Card Against Teams Coach By The Veteran Frenchman


The super Eagles will come up against old
foe Claude Leroy when they clash with the
Hawks of Togo in an international friendly
match in Paris, France today (Thursday).
For the umpteenth time, Leroy who is a
veteran of African football, will lead a
different team to confront Nigeria.




He has won four, lost two and drew one, out
of the seven matches he has featured in as
the coach of Nigeria's opponents.
Ahead of the highly anticipated internationa
friendly
match, Completesportsnigeria.com's JAMES
AGBEREBI highlights the past encounters
between Nigeria and teams managed by
Leroy.






Cameroon 1-1 Nigeria (1988 AFCON : Group
Stage)
Claude Leroy's first encounter against Nigeria
was in the group stage of the 1988 Africa
Cup of Nations in Morocco with Cameroon
which ended 1-1.
The late Sam Okwaraji gave Nigeria the lead
in the second minute before the legendary
Roger Milla equalised for Cameroon in the
21st minute.
Cameroon 1-0 Nigeria (1988 AFCON: Final)
After their stalemate in the group stage,
Nigeria and Cameroon met again in the final.
This time, Leroy led Cameroon to a 1-0 win
following Emmanuel Kunde's 55th minute
penalty which helped them clinch their
second AFCON title.






Nigeria 2-1 Senegal (1992 AFCON: Group
Stage)
Leroy left the Cameroonian job and was
appointed Senegal's new coach ahead of the
1992 AFCON which they hosted.
Senegal's first game as hosts was against
Nigeria, but Leroy's tactical masterplan could
not save them from losing 2-1.
Senegal however, got to the quarter-finals
where they lost 2-1 to Cameroon, while
Nigeria finished third.







Ghana 4-1 Nigeria (Friendly: 2007)
Ghana appointed Leroy as their new coach as
they prepared to host the 2008 AFCON.
As part of preparation for the tournament,
Ghana took on Nigeria in a friendly game in
London and won 4-1.






Ghana 2-1 Nigeria (2008 AFCON: Q/Final)
At the 2008 AFCON, Leroy led Ghana to the
quarter-finals where they met Nigeria.
Despite losing John Mensah to a second half
red card, Ghana went on to win 2-1.







Nigeria 2-3 Congo Brazzaville (2015 AFCON
Qualifier, 1st Leg, Group Stage)
Leroy continued his dominance over Nigeria
as he led Congo to a 3-2 win in Calabar on
matchday-one of the 2015 Africa Cup of
Nations qualifiers.
It was the first time ever Leroy led a team
to win on Nigerian soil.








Congo Brazzaville 0-2 Nigeria (2015 AFCON
Qualifier, 2nd Leg, Group Stage)
Nigeria got their revenge against Leroy's
Congo Brazzaville as they beat them 2-0 in
Pointe Noire in the reverse fixture of the 2015
AFCON qualifier.
Unfortunately, Congo qualified along with
South Africa at the expense of Nigeria for the
2015 AFCON in Equatorial Guinea. http://www.completesportsnigeria.com/leroy-4-2-nigeria-super-eagles-report-card-teams-coached-veteran-frenchman/

girls when them dey open eye finish like dis dey end up being runs babe.

b

uniqueogo:
u don't need to insult Ghanaians nah chill abeg

see as you just fine finish, haba