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PSG 2 vs 2 Barca.

D is time 4 everitin under D sun...

Most one-sided round of 16 FA cup games ever!

Oscar may be, but Fabregas I don't think so...

Man united 2 - 1 Arsenal... Arsenal to score first

Elzends:
Awaiting his sack ✌

bad belle

UrennaNkoli:
Next season go bloody for epl gan o..Pochetinno, guardiola, klopp, wenger, conte and maybe mourinho. But wait o, who go con rep england for UCL next season? na liecester, tottenham, arsenal? who these teams wan beat? na wolfsburg abi liecester wan beat benfica ? Imagine a tie like liecester vs Barcelona . Make these people just pave way for chelsea abeg. Chelsea have always been england's best hope.

sabi babe

Flirtyjane:
Under normal circumstances, three people cannot fight themselves at the same time but this photo seem to look contrary to that. Who is really separating who?

===> http://www.metropillar.com/2016/04/who-is-separating-who-caption-this-photo.html

3 is separating 1 & 2

LastMumu:
Oya let's go

I swear mehn you be world bezt self...

Veneto81:
Freebies.

click on this link.

http://yashidasports.com/predict-and-win-nigeria-vs-egypt-2nd-leg/

egypt 1 vs nigeria 2

emmani42:
Drop ur phone no so u can be added in d group. Note this is not a group for ppl lookin for games its about. Skillful pundits do there thing and making money

08139072176

DemiGoddess:
Just for fun,how did you carry your bag back then in secondary school?

F all the way

Larryhoover:
I think we should start reversing the degree from the awardees if they can not proffer a solution to the problem Nigeria is facing starting with the former president and down the chain of command
DR. GEJ
DR. Mama Peace
DR. NOI
DR. Alison Madueke
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Then Nigerian Lecturers that could hardly defend their thesis.

true talk mehn

Chinekepikin:
– Bishop Oyedepo has said that a doctorate degree is only but paper, except the knowledge acquired is used to impact lives


– The founder of Winners chapel made the disclosure to some PhD graduates of Covenant University in Ota, Ogun state


– Oyedepo lamented over the numerous situations in which those certified with PhDs, have little or nothing to offer


– The bishop promised to fund projects carried out by few PhD graduates of Covenant University (CU)


David Oyedepo, the presiding Bishop and founder of Living Faith Church worldwide, has said that an inability to identify problems and solve them, renders every PhD degree useless.


While addressing few PhD graduates of the Covenant University (CU) in Ota, Ogun state, Oyedepo urged people to come up with innovations that can solve problems plaguing the society.


The Chancellor, told them their inability to do so would mean their research programme was useless.

Bishop Oyedepo promised to make funds available to them to identify problems and find solutions.


Spoke at a meeting with the young scholars, Oyedepo said Nigeria has been unable to address its challenges because of a lack of capacity to get the job done.



He decried situation in which PhD holders seemingly lacked the thinking capacity.



He said: “I have come to provoke your potential. There is more inside you than the earned certificate. If you cannot think out solutions to problems, your PhD is a complete waste.



“When we say Doctor of Philosophy, we are saying master of thinkers; someone committed to finding solution to life’s problems. And until our learning translates to thinking, our PhD is zero.


“All that we have done going through the rigour of PhD is to ignite our thinking capacity. It’s so important that we have what it takes to recreate our country and the world.


” Hinting that Nigeria has more PhDs than four European countries, Oyedepo wondered why Nigeria was not getting similar result as the Europeans.


“The gas turbine (at CU) was not working because Shell was on strike. So why can’t students of Chemical Engineering build reserves? Why do we look at problems as if we are not concerned?”


Oyedepo said the scholars must learn to management themselves, time and task, to be able to provide solutions to problems.


He noted that the scholars must learn to manage themselves, for qualitative production.


Meanwhile, Oyedepo has challenged the present administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to proffer solutions to the socio-economic challenges facing Nigeria rather than blaming any political party or individual for the current travails facing the nation.


He also urged President Muhammadu Buhari to be more sensitive to issues that affect ordinary Nigerians.

https://www.naij.com/775845-why-having-a-phd-is-a-waste-bishop-oyedepo.html

well spoken sir...
but the bitter truth is that only 5% of the country's phds are well deserved phds

NiftyViva:
U may flog my boys if they misbehave... but my girls? Please write and sign your will first!!!

Sure thing mehn...

Sportsration:
Giwa FC winning away from home was the highlight of the NPFL week 7 games played across the nation. A total of 17 goals were scored in 7 games (2 goals per game), 6 home victories, and an away win.

On Saturday, the only NPFL fixture of the day between Shooting Stars and Rivers United seems to be in favour of Rivers United before the start, as stats were against the Oluyole Warriors.

Shooting Stars have not beaten a team (Dolphins) coached by Stanley Eguma (Rivers Utd coach) in 4 years. Last time a P/Harcourt club (Dolphins) played in Ibadan vs Shooting Stars, it ended 2-2.

But non of these stats mattered on the day, as Shooting Stars took all the points against 10-men Rivers United at the Lekan Salami Stadium thanks to Wasiu Jimoh’s 40th minutes strike from the spot kick.

Jimoh 3sc

In Lagos, at the Onikan Stadium, Ikorudu FC lost to Giwa FC in a keenly contested tie. David Sunday put Giwa FC ahead in the 5th minutes but a Messi-like finish from Ojukwu brought the Lagos based club back on level terms to the joy of their fans before half time.

Both teams sought for the winning goal but it was the away team that eventually got one when Amos Gyang finished a good team play in the 88th minutes.

Amos Gyang of Giwa FC celebrating his goal against Ikorudu FC
Amos Gyang of Giwa FC celebrating his goal against Ikorudu FC
Akwa United were no match for Enugu Rangers at the Nnamdi Azikwe Stadium as goals from Bobby Clement, Tope Olusesi and ever present Chisom Egbuchulam in the 30, 52 and 73 minutes respectively gave Rangers the maximum points and moved them to the top of the log.

Rangers Akwa

In Owerri, at the Dan Anyiam Stadium, surprise league leaders MFM FC gave it all their best, fought for every ball, committed to the challenges and broke quickly but Fortune Omoniwari’s 31 minutes strike was enough to earn Heartland the maximum points.

The defeat means MFM FC are now 2nd on the log behind Enugu Rangers who trashed Akwa United.

HeartMFM

In Bauchi, at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Stadium, in one of the Northern derbies Wikki beat Tornadoes 2-1 to move to 6th on the log.

In the other Northern derby, two quickfire goals from Nuhu Julius and Sunday Ingbede cancelled out Tony Okpotu’s goal for Lobi to earn Plateau United the maximum points at the Rwang Pam Stadium in Jos.

In Katsina, at the Karkandah Memorial Stadium, FC Ifeanyiubah’s international players couldn’t help them from going down to El Kanemi 2-1.

lmc week 8

Okereke Maduabuchi put the away side ahead in the 8th minutes but Ibrahim Mustapha equalized for the home team before half time. Agoha Otakho scored from the spot in the 75th minutes and the home team hung on to the lead to earn the maximum points and move away from the relegation zone.

NPFL Week 7 Results

El-Kanemi 2-1 Ifeanyiubah

Heartland 1-0 MFM FC

Plateau Utd 2-1 Lobi

Rangers 3-0 Akwa Utd

Wikki 2-1 Tornadoes

Ikorodu Utd 1-2 Giwa FC

Shooting Stars 1-0 Rivers Utd

we need more away win to make the league stronger

AwesomeDuru:
Now before you start mentioning names of random season movies, I want you to really ponder on it.. Like which of them really did it for you? Which of them would you remember now and wish to watch again? I know most of them are interesting and all, but there's got to be that particular one.. I'm asking because I need to download new series to watch, and I don't like wasting my time on predictable or boring movies..

Mine is Prison Break. I'm a true fan of this series. It just keeps you glued to the Tv. Okay, the platform is open..

*Lalasticlala if you could please..

Breaking Bad

joey150:
i have always maintained that wenger has to leave arsenal..regardless if he even wins the champ league..that old french man cannot manage a top club and is deluded by what he thinks is modern football.
Its a shame you fans are beginning to drool in his mediocrity..till he leaves I'll never actively support my beloved arsenal... Peace!!

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh

SynNelson:
Marcos Raaaasssahhhfooorrrrddd..

ah swear!! from look of tins nw in ManU...ah prefer some Academy graduates to first Team players!!!..

likes of fosu Mensah, Borthwick Jackson, Rashford marcus

Away team to win either half

tolexy007:
ARSENAL MUST FALL......

Home team to win & over 2.5

Darammliveth:
They can shock chelsit

Away to win & over 2.5

1. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to
myself, not the life others expected of me.
"This was the most common regret of all," Ware
writes. "When people realize that their life is almost
over and look back clearly on it, it is easy to see how
many dreams have gone unfulfilled. Most people
had not honored even a half of their dreams and
had to die knowing that it was due to choices they
had made, or not made."
2. I wish I hadn't worked so hard.
"All of the men I nursed deeply regretted spending
so much of their lives on the treadmill of a work
existence."
3. I wish I'd had the courage to express my
feelings.
"Many people suppressed their feelings in order to
keep peace with others. As a result, they settled for a
mediocre existence and never became who they
were truly capable of becoming. Many developed
illnesses relating to the bitterness and resentment
they carried as a result."
4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends.
"Often they would not truly realize the full benefits of
old friends until their dying weeks, and it was not
always possible to track them down. Many had
become so caught up in their own lives that they had
let golden friendships slip by over the years. There
were many deep regrets about not giving friendships
the time and effort that they deserved."
5. I wish that I had let myself be happier.
"This is a surprisingly common one. Many did not
realize until the end that happiness is a choice. They
had stayed stuck in old patterns and habits. The so-
called 'comfort' of familiarity overflowed into their
emotions, as well as their physical lives. Fear of
change had them pretending to others, and to their
selves, that they were content.”

Omooba77:
Claudio Ranieri dismissed suggestions Leicester are title favourites after they beat Manchester City on Saturday.

The Foxes' 3-1 win at Etihad Stadium leaves them five points clear of Tottenham, who leapfrogged Manchester City into second place.

Leicester's win prompted bookmakers to cut their title odds, with many making them favourites.

"I don't believe them," said boss Ranieri. "They said I was first to be sacked! But I hope they are right."

The Italian was referring to the reaction to his appointment as Leicester boss in the summer, with bookmakers and pundits giving him little chance of succeeding in his role at the King Power Stadium.

'Fans must continue to dream'

Match Officials
Referee: Martin Atkinson
Assistants: Michael Mullarkey and Steve Child
4th Official: Roger East
Reverse Fixture: Leicester City 2 - 5 Arsenal
This Match, Last Year: Arsenal 2 - 1 Leicester City
All-Time in All Competitions: 62 Arsenal wins, 28 Leicester wins, 44 draws
Arsenal's League Form: W-D-D-L-D-W
Leicester City's League Form: D-W-D-W-W-W

Anyway, there will be 12 matches remaining in the Premier League season when this weekend is over and Arsenal could find themselves anywhere between two and eight points back of Leicester City. I guess that's why they call these six-pointers, since that's exactly why they call these six-pointers.

Since Arsenal still have to play away fixtures against Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur (not to mention West Ham and Everton, which aren't exactly easy, either) it's really hard to see them coming back from an eight-point deficit. But a two-point gap with 36 points still on the table? That's not bad at all.

It's hard to say any match in the middle of February is must-win, but this is probably as close as it gets.

Arsenal Squad News

Out: Rosicky (thigh,) Cazorla (knee,) Wilshere (ankle,) Welbeck (match fitness)

There are no changes to the available squad from last week to this week; Tomas Rosicky remains out with his new injury, Jack Wilshere and Santi Cazorla are both back running, so it's a question of weeks and not months for them, and Danny Welbeck is not yet match fit but could be a possibility for Hull in the FA Cup next week.

That means the real questions lie in player selection. Per Mertesacker has been dropped since his red card against Chelsea. Even though he is the most experienced option at center back, his lack of speed would be suicidal against Leicester's counterattack. If Arsenal intend to win this game, Gabriel has to retain his place.

In the center of midfield, I certainly hope Francis Coquelin is ready to return to the XI, with Mathieu Flamini, he of the unnecessary lunging slide, dropping to the bench.

The other question would be on the right wing, where I'm guessing Theo Walcott will start, though it could also be Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain or Joel Campbell. Theo just seems the most likely choice to me, even if he frustrates me to no end.

Predicted XI: Cech, Bellerin, Koscielny, Gabriel, Monreal, Coquelin, Ramsey, Alexis, Walcott, Ozil, Giroud.

Leicester City Squad News

Out: Schlupp (hamstring), James (knee)
Doubts: Amartey (match fitness)

Leicester City will be without Jeffrey Schlupp, out until the end of the month with a hamstring injury. Matthew James has been out since May with an ACL injury; he's off crutches now, but is not ready to come back. Elsewhere, Daniel Amartey lacks match fitness.

This all means that Leicester should be unchanged from the XI that ripped Manchester City apart at the Etihad last weekend. The Foxes are, of course, led up top by Jamie Vardy and Shinji Okazaki, who tends to play more of a support role. Riyad Mahrez is the creative man on the right wing, while Danny Drinkwater and N'Golo Kante have been tenacious at winning the ball in midfield this year.

On the backline, Wes Morgan and Robert Huth are moderately immobile, which means they need support from Drinkwater and Kante as a shield; it also adds further reason for Arsenal to start Theo Walcott on the wing. The fullbacks tend to play narrow, providing even more support for those big center backs.

Predicted XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Morgan, Huth, Fuchs, Drinkwater, Albrighton, Kante, Mahrez, Vardy, Okazaki.
Current Form


Mesut Ozil's goal celebration remains pretty creepy.
So, where are we now? Arsenal had gone three league matches without a goal before scoring twice in 88 seconds at the Vitality Stadium last Sunday, in a 2-0 win over Bournemouth. It was Arsenal's first win in the league since January 2, snapping a four match winless run.

With all of that said, Arsenal's 1-0 loss to Chelsea is their only loss since Boxing Day. The problem is those pesky draws. Since the 4-0 loss at Southampton on Boxing Day, Arsenal have five wins (two in the FA Cup,) one loss, and three draws. That's why they've gone from two points clear after match number 20 to five points back of Leicester after match number 25.

Over those five matches, Arsenal have dropped nine points, while Leicester dropped just two (and they were to Aston Villa!?) Going into the second half of the season, my initial expectation was that teams would not be as surprised by Leicester as they were the first time around. However, they've beaten Tottenham, Liverpool, and Manchester City in the past month, putting paid to that theory.

After their trip to the Emirates this weekend, Leicester will have only one road fixture remaining against a team in the current top nine; that's a trip to Old Trafford the final weekend in April. In total, they've only lost twice in the league all season: to Arsenal in September and at Anfield on Boxing Day.

Arsenal 1 vs Leicester 2

Damolux01:
Pls, who knows if Pes 2016 on works on play station 2? I know of PC tho' if yes, how do I get it on my ps 2? Thanks.

ps2 games, including pes 2016 here (08139072176)

crayguy:
Hi nairalanders....
I'll try to break short my context of my story.
I am a young guy of 22 years old, I am actually dating a girl of 18 years old, I love her real deep and I believe she do loves me too, she's has a bright future and a very nice home manner(beautiful as well),I eventually got her pregnant and she's planning to do abortion which I am not in deep support, considering we both have seek some spiritual findings which makes it clear that the child(male or female) is a great and powerful child, aborting could lead to my girlfriend not able to conceive again otherwise loose her life, she's hell bent on abortion because of her school and shame from meighbours... I was actually thinking of settling her down with business (don't know the best for her).....
please help on idea of a good business I can setup for her in this states, what am I to do ? , I am really frustrated as am still hustling as well.
please help.. I am open for "criticise"

Are ur parents alive ?

JAYTUNEZ:
If you stay around or know any filling station selling above the pump price of 87 naira per litre or is boarding Gasoline. Call the above numbers in your state to report.





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Lalasticlala

waste of time, has bribery stopped...

EldaTimba:
He is definitely somewhere. Either on earth, or in the world beyond. If he is on earth, he is save. If he is in the world beyond, there are two things involved. It is either he is in heaven or in hell. If he is in heaven, he is saved, if he is in hell, there is one thing involved: He is under serious torment.

Na so...