₦airaland Forum

MosakuAW:
Now PDP members are fighting each other. As far i know, Dr B. Saraki is still a PDP member. He is only an APC member on paper.

Petition or no petition, Saraki will remain till 2019. APC power in the Senate is limited because of the clause "2/3" majority. This is what PDP has in the last 7th senate that keep check the APC power in the Senate.

Come 2019 APGA will be more popular than PDP, even KOWA will raise again.

dulux07:
Most of dis african players display extremely rude xracters wen it comes to national futbal, oliseh might jst b tryin to discipline d team, n sendin a msg to others, no one is indispensable..
oliseh is d coach, liv him alone n let him do his job, the coach decides whoever will remain n play in d team, its in naija er, dat nff n d people wants 2 decide. Lets liv him alone to carryout his changes n giv him time. If he suceeds, kudos. N if he does not, he gets sacked.

frankay430:
God4bid

LesbianBoy:
Meen its been long since i saw super eagles play like they did today o!

Passing Wonderful!

Ball Control Excellent!!

Agility Super!!!

Anyways...

Nigeria 3 Cameroon 0

Who did you think was the Man Of The Match?

krattoss:
na u be craze..

U guys been claiming say u know all. Somebody looses a match and so what?

These countries lost and much dust wasn't raised, but over hear, guys been requesting for heads.

krattoss:
na u be craze..

U guys been claiming say u know all. Somebody looses a match and so what?

These countries lost and much dust wasn't raised, but over hear, guys been requesting for heads.

krattoss:
Ecuador 2 Argentina 0

Chile 2 Brazil 0

Ireland 1 Germany 0

Should the citizens of these countries swallow their coach's

Mad Men.

cr7lomo:
The people hailing Mikel are the enemy of progress.... Eyeama has retired and the team must move on , if he rejected the captain band in solidarity with eyeama , then he as well should b kicked out .... I would always reiterate that Mikel's attitude will most certainly always b a problem . The coach is the head and his decision is final ... NFF employed him and only NFF can sack him if of cos he doesn't do well ... Respect the coach so we can move forward, Eyeama is in the past now

PDPwayoo:
U cant play mikel and expect good result.

Marcelinho:
Did anyone notice that Mikel rejected the captain amband instead giving it to Önazi

cotzywitzy:
Mikel to me isn't a player...he is too lazy...No option for defenders to give pass to midfielder... Mikel hides whenever the ball is with our defender instead of giving them option....

opeugo:
Super Eagles Gaffer Sunday Oliseh has described the altercation between him and former captain of the team, Vincent Enyeama as a normal disagreement in a family.

Speaking on Brila radio, Oliseh said that the storm was over but insisted that Musa, the man who takes over as captain of Eagles have all the qualities of a good captain.

”I want a captain who is disciplined. A leader who can motivate other players. A player who comes to camp early. I want a young player not a retiring player as captain. And Ahmed Musa is that player. He is my captain”, Oliseh said.

When you have a new government like our honourable president just came in, he’s picked his ministers. And you have your philosophy and you have your way of working.

“As a coach I have looked at the team and I have looked at Nigeria going forward. We need a captain who will think of staying with Nigeria for several years to come, who is regularly in the front. Ahmed Musa did a great job for us in Tanzania under very difficult circumstance. He is a very responsible player and he is the captain of the team. So he is the captain of the team, there is no question of a tussle.

He explained that the camp was in good mood ahead of today’s match. ”The players have shown their desire and we are working on stringing them together. It is unfortunate that the home-based players are yet to be given visas but we are hopeful that they will be here for the second match against Cameroon on Sunday”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/why-i-dropped-enyeama-as-captain-of-eagles-oliseh/

kelabok:
There is nothing wrong in making musa the captain. For those talking about Mikel
;how can you make a bench warmer the captain of a national team, that makes a mess of the system. For me Musa is the most consistent super Eagle player both at club level. Please when talking about a team it's not always the oldest member of the square that should become the captain. After all Neymar is the captain of Brazil

front247:
Mikel is an irresponsible player, he is d one dat suppose to have d captainship

maestroferddi:
Now I can see clearly why some football enthusiasts and pundits alike were not so wowed with Oliseh's appointment as the national football coach.

However, if I were Oliseh, I would rein in this childish sense of authority knowing that coaching is a different proposition from analysing matches over starched shirts at Supersports.

This Enyeama just had his mother's funeral. How callous and high-handed can a so-called coach be?
Is Enyeama not one of the most committed and disciplined of Super Eagles prayers? So what is the crap about his being unruly?

Oliseh has been trying lately to curry Buhari's favour. He is doing everything to be in the good books of northern powerbrokers in the NFF hence the self-serving attempt to make Ahmed Musa captain.

Someone should tell our rookie coach that Ahmed Musa is neither Ronaldo nor Messi as to warrant sacrificing the team dynamic to make him captain.

infohenry:
The petition is driven by hate and fraustration, they were planning how to laugh him but buhari disappointed them. Amaechi is not corrupt because those who are corrupt don't take the kind of risk he took during the electioneering by challenging the incumbent president, you can ask lamido and babangida aliyu.

Keneking:
Ok

- Saraki must go
- Ekweremadu must go
- Allowances must go
- No immunities for SP and DSP
- Orji, Akpabio, Jang, Oduah must go

Then we can discuss

MossLuv:
He is the boss... He is to take responsibilities, blames and credits so i can't blame him for his decision against any player. Atleast not for now.

searching4love:
Mikel is not needed in that team. he has spent too much time on chelsea bench to be called up. I hope Oliseh wont get fired soon for inviting the failures who got Keshi sacked.

greatmaxjude:
Beautiful kids

morereb10:
Nollywood/Yoruba actress, Laide Bakare will be a year older on October 7th and has released new pictures to usher in her new age. The actress for the first time also shows off her lovely sons, Damilare Mutairu Orilowo, 2, and Moshope funoluwa Mutairu Orilowo, 1, in new pictures.


http://www.exlinklodge.com/2015/10/nollywood-actress-laide-bakare-shares.html#sthash.tz0Zfsm5.dpuf

jonnieoneng:
Many of the commentators of Nairaland have never being to kwara before.From their comments I believe they do not know how well developed Kwara state is.I don't believe Kwaran have been asleep.The Saraki Dynasty has only shown that with steadfeastness a Man can indeed win everything he sets out to achieve My father and all his colleagues were contemporaries of Saraki Snr but they were not up to the task so why are people accusing the Saraki's as if Kwarans themselves did not give willingly to them all the powers that they weild today and note this all those who are likely to succeed the Saraki Dynasty ifit eventually falls (GOD FORBID) ARE EVEN MORE GREEDY AND DEVILISH THAN THE SARAKI'S.

lolaxavier:
https://cdn.dailypost.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/buhari1.jpg?a1f46c
A prominent Katsina elder statesman was on Tuesday shocked to his marrow when his trailer load of rams as Sallah to Muhammadu
Buhari was outrightly rejected.

According to Newsrescue, President Buhari, a native of Katsina is reported to have immediately directed that the trailer be turned back and returned to the sender without delay.

This development further confirms Buhari’s statement during his swearing-in ceremony, where he said he belonged to everybody and to nobody.

Just recently, WashingtonPost adjudged President Buhari as the least corrupt leader in Africa.


http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/22/buhari-reportedly-shocks-longtime-friend-rejects-his-trailer-of-rams-as-sallah-gift/

IamAtribalist:
That's another topic for another time. Lets start by putting this Tuface hype in the dustbin of history. Its pathetic and shows a lack of critical analysis on the part of many Nigerians. People can celebrate Tuface without using unnecessary hype. He is a good musician but to say he is great is an insult to sharp musical minds EVERYWHERE. The term Legend should not be thrown around like its free puffpuff. The term LEGEND should be reserved for original transformational artists who not only changed music but changed socio-political terrain of our country. Not some guy who made money/fame by singing an okay song about how African woman is somehow some de facto QUEEN who should be catered to by the African man - continuing to perpetrate the same old monkey work baboon chop mentality of these modern day African women. The same Tuface was going around performing for corrupt politicians and taking political campaign egunje from Goodluck Jonathan. Now tell me how that is transformational? The problem with many Nigerians is that they like to follow hype and forget substance. Nigerian women love Tuface because he is popular, talented and good looking. Nigerian men admire him because of his sexual exploits. And finally the guy is admired by many (including myself) because he is humble and approachable (street cred). However, that does NOT make him TRANSFORMATIONAL and hence he is NOT a legend. Shikena.

yoji:
delusion of the highest order on this thread. Mikel started a match as the deepest of the defensive midfielders and in 20mins or so there were 2 goals down already. in fact apart from the goals conceded, begovic had made enuff saves to be chelsea's best player all in the same first half Mikel was playing.
mourinho doesn't hate Mikel, its Mikel who hates his career. Look at how many clubs victor Moses has gone to on loan jus to secure first team football, Now that's a serious footballer. Your calling magic the weak link as if d spectacular goal he scored was cancelled, can Mikel try that??

TonyeBarcanista:
Was he not part of the 7th Senate? Who is Saraki trying to deceive?

The only way to show support for anti-corruption is for Saraki to face his own corruption case on Kwara and his Soceite Bank fraud case. Saraki, is only clowning.

DaBullIT:
Lubbish

Zohan:
SEE AS OP JUST DEY DASH DEM MILLION MILLION DOLLARS. KAI HEHEHEHEHE

duscollins:
Saraki remains the obvious choice of the Senate, he should be allowed to do his job.Where is the independence of the national assembly in all these?

femmycares:
Politics in Kwara State has been under the control of Saraki family for years. It is normal for a politician’s son, wife, brother or other kinsman to run for the same or other government office. This is known as political dynasty. In political science, the equivalent is oligarchy.

In 1979, Dr. Olusola Saraki, father of Senator Bukola Saraki, was elect Senator in the Second Republic and became Senate leader. In 1983, he was re-elected into the Senate on National Party of Nigeria (NPN) platform. In the 1980s, Olusola Saraki founded Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria (SGBN) an offshoot of the Societe Generale Bank of France. Based on 2013 data, SGB is France’s third largest bank by total assets and the sixth largest in Europe. Founded in 1864,
SGB France is one of the oldest banks in France.
Once his political tentacles were firmly entrenched in Kwara and in the Senate, Olusola Saraki wasted no time to launch the Saraki family corruption dynasty. As the powerful and influential national



vice-chairman and Kwara State chairman of NPN, he became the kingmaker in Kwara politics and decide who gets what.
With his political connections and the SGBN in his kit, the elder Saraki got better in the corruption business. The entire Saraki family was baptized with catechism of corruption, anointed with extreme shamelessness and greed. The family became polluted and degenerated. Corruption was the glue that kept the Saraki dynasty together. The family became a center of licentiousness and
depravity of corruption and influence peddling.
The SGBN became the nominally powerful institution that fostered official and family corruption. Members of the family clan – Bukola Saraki, Gbemisola Saraki, and Toyin Saraki – were
instrumental in the demise of the SGBN. They are well known for their legendary reputation for financial as well as political corruption.
To the Sarakis, honesty in business doesn’t matter. Efficiency doesn’t matter. Progressive vision doesn’t matter. Corruption, greed, and power matter. Olusola Saraki and other directors of SGBN crippled SGBN. Nuhu Ribadu, former EFCC chairman and his team were to launch an investigation and arraign Saraki and nine others – Robert Mbonu, Hafiz Bakare, Toyin Idowu, G.A. Oyenola, Yinka Fagbemi, Kennedy Izuagbe, Dele Iluyomade, Noah Olopoenia, and Lana
Haastrup as accused persons.
Ribadu intended to prosecute Bukola Saraki but could not because he enjoys the immunity clause bestowed on serving governors by the Nigerian Constitution. The trial of Olusola Saraki and other accomplices would have commenced
pending the expiration of his son’s term as governor, but because Bukola Saraki was a member of President Umaru Yar’Adua’s kitchen cabinet, the suit got buried and Ribadu was disgraced and forced out of EFCC.
Bukola Saraki was elected Kwara Governor in 2003. He replaced his father’s former political godson, Mohammed Lawal. It was under his watch as the vice-chairman of SGBN when the bank collapsed. Ten months
into his tenure as governor, the House of Reps summoned the then Central Bank Governor Joseph Sanusi to explain how SGBN overdrew its capital base by N1 billion.
While SGBN was in financial distress, on November 29, 2001, Bukola Saraki
bought a mansion in London for four million, two hundred and fifty thousand pounds. The house with title number NGL 805616, located on 70 Bourne Street, London SW1W8JW, is not far from Buckingham Palace road. The three-story edifice has been described as “a house worthy of a king.”
On March 20, 2003 NDLEA and EFCC were drafted to investigate some allegations of fraud at SGBN perpetrated  by Saraki family. Olusola Saraki, his wife Florence, son Bukola and daughter Gbemisola and other shareholders were accused of money laundering. They were accused of using depositors funds to buy shares in the ailing SGBN contrary
to the Banking and other Financial Institutions Acts (BOFIA). The presidency intervened and the case never saw the light of day. By early 2004, the bank and its top management were accused
of defrauding the bank of N37 billion .
Barely two months after Bukola Saraki and his criminal gang in the Senate forged Senate Standing Order that got him elected as the Senate President, his wife, Toyin was invited by EFCC. Toyin
Saraki scheduled to appear at the commission’s headquarters in Abuja July 28, is wanted in relation to “questionable inflow of funds into companies where she has interest.”
The question on every lip of right thinking Nigerians should be: “How could Bukola Saraki from the well known corruption dynasty got away with many murders so many times without being caught, prosecuted, and punished? How could he have spearheaded the forgery of the Senate Standing Order and installed himself Senate President? Is the Senate the den of robbers, Zombies and Bozos?
With Buhari in Aso Rock, the chickens are coming home to roost. Until now, the
Sarakis – a byword for corruption – seemed unassailable despite their conspicuous greed and soaring ill gotten wealth. There is no question that the Sarakis are outright thieves and that the dynasty has a series of reoccurring scandals.  After flourishing for decades, with the possibility of Toyin Saraki being convicted for money laundering and Bukola Saraki going to jail for forgery of the Senate Standing Order, certainly, this is the beginning of the end of the Saraki
corruption dynasty.
Billions of Naira were swindled by the Sarakis from Nigerian depositors and from the general public. Like many
complicated systems, the Saraki corruption dynasty grew brittle and inflexible. It could not adjust to new realities. Addicted greed, out sized fraud, outlandish personality, priunrestrained appetite for graft and corruption and power will ultimately eclipse the dynasty sooner than expected.
Corruption patterns in Nigeria havebecome more complex, sophisticated, and deep-rooted. One case leads to another. But it might also reflect the resistance from those who have benefited from the existing system and face losing everything
The anxiously awaited police report on the forgery of the Senate Standing Order has been submitted to President Buhari. The police report confirmed that Standing Rules used to elect Saraki and his deputy Ike Ekweremadu on June 9, 2015 were forged. The culprits in the Senategate scandal – David Mark, Saraki,Ekweremadu, Victor Ndoma-Egba, Ita Enang and the National Assembly clerk Salisu Maikasuwa – must be prosecuted without delay. They should receive the maximum jail sentence for the crime to serve as deterrence to other lawbreakers operating as lawmakers in
the National Assembly.
We have no doubt that the Buhari administration is genuinely concerned about the challenge that corruption poses to its credibility and the country’s ability to function. Corruption entrenches and
widens economic inequality. It disproportionately affects the poor. Watching a parade of officials like Dasuki, Saraki, Yar’Adua, etc., being shamed offers at the least a sense of vengeance, at best a hope of future justice.
We love to see corrupt officials being brought down. But the system that makes corruption possible remains unaffected by the crackdown. We need
powerful investigators something that would be anathema to Nigerians. We need a strong court system with judges that money cannot buy. We need to prune and purge corrupt judges who are allies of the criminals. We need efficient and professional state and local government police charged with the 21st century community policing in terms of crime prevention, detection, and prosecution.
Let’s have the first casualties of war on corruption!

chapatti:
No doubt The Fuji Richest Musicians in Nigeria is Pasuma Wonder. As it stands now, Pasuma Wonder ply His trade both locally and internationally. He moves from countries to countries, Continent to Continent. His clients are big time wealth billionaires and millionaires across the globe. He is the founder and president of His own
Musical company. pasuma
He also owns some big and amazing properties like the Pasuma Wonder housing Estate which is located at the outskirt of Lagos State.
With his pedigree in the Fuji world, no wonder he has done some collaboration with some big time artist in the country like 9ice, lord of Ajasa etc.
One notable fact about Pasuma Wonder
is that he release atleast four albums each year and this according to expert makes him the richest Fuji musician In Nigeria. Actually before the recent death of the creator of the music genre Fuji itself early this year