₦airaland Forum

ProWalker:
Mumu, that is all form you.

Since your messiah has ran away like Ojukwu, you can start kissing my own feet as your new lord and savior

BakireBulmaker:
Looonatic coneheads are still on this matter

Mastturbating on a non issue that doesn't change their slavish status in Lagos

these afonjas are mad

Gotze1:
Mr mumu, Fulani only has emir in ilorin, which is populated by Yoruba, all other town and cities are controlled by Yorubas up to the political aspect. But you as a bini spokesman, abeg, mention any part of the acclaimed bini land that the Yoruba chased them from to there confined bini that has any bini man controlling or can ever have. I repeat, even a mad man will laugh at people who are not up to 5million shouting as the owner of the land of the people thatt are more than 50nillion. Guy, stop your stupidity Jor. I just can't stop lauding.

ProWalker:
A Olympic mud swimmer

AmericanQuarter:
Ifeanyi Uba walks out with smiles at his mansion at Nnewi when he got the election results.


Lalasticlala

cheapgoals:
As in different circles of public life, selection of national coaches turns into a sincerely charged issue and the most meriting isn’t generally the one who gets the job. It along these lines winds up noticeably more secure and all around pleasant to make due to an impartial foreigner.

Nigerian football coaches have cleared a path for indigenous tacticians from the nation to carry out their trade abroad, the onus has fallen on men of the present age to follow suit.

Earlier this month, former Nigerian international and U17 coach Emmanuel Amunike was appointed the head coach of Sudanese top division club Al Khartoum Watani. The report of his appointment was greeted with positive reviews and great expectations as the pool of Nigerians coaching foreign clubs continues to increase.

It is belief by many that this can only help the development of Nigerian coaches and also Nigerian football as well.

In the past, few Nigerian coaches headed only clubs and National teams in Africa but in recent times Nigerians are starting to get coaching jobs in leagues in Europe, and although they can be counted with the tip of the fingers, it’s only a matter of time before the number increases.

However, with ex-internationals delving into coaching and acquiring FIFA coaching badges, the number of Nigerian coaches heading abroad continue to grow.

Today [url]Cheapgoals.com[/url] highlight Nigerian coaches testing their mettle at the top level.

■ Harrison Okagbue – Uganda 1999-2001

One of the few Nigerians to have coached a foreign team in the late 90s. Harrison became the coach of the Cranes of Uganda in 1999 and his time there spanned 3 years till 2001.

The ex-Eagles defender played in the Nigerian league in the 70’s with the now-defunct Sharks and Rangers before retiring in 1980. He moved to Uganda in 1999 and was appointed the coach of the Ugandan National team, however after a 3-0 loss to Togo at home in an African Nations Cup Qualifier he was sacked. Since then he hasn’t coached another National team and has retired from active sporting activities.

Source: http://cheapgoals.com/nigerian-coaches-who-have-coached-foreign-clubs-and-national-teams/

ProWalker:
Osu Slave

TheKingIsHere:
Oh, it is no longer Eko is a Yoruba word and not bini?

One thing that is sure is that no matter how anyone try to twist facts, Lagos state belongs to the Benin Kingdom. Oba of Lagos pays homage to the oba of Benin

ProWalker:
This is your story

odigbosky:
My Chair, i domor you i dn hear Wetin u talk.. Egua tor....

ProWalker:
Go and ask google. The bottom line is the Ibos were thoroughly beaten and almost annihilated but for quick result from the starvation policy, Ibos would have been annihilated as a tribe in Nigeria....and it all started with their suicidal venture into Ore that led to their mass grave funeral
Try it again

ProWalker:
You are the slaves of every tribe in Nigeria, even Ijaws now piss on your heads.
SE/SS chanter
Have you shout SS to SE today ?

femolii:
osu

annie74:
Good evening everyone. Some days back I received a credit alert from an unknown person. Called my mum and bro to see if anyone sent money to me and they both said no.

Checked my mail cause I get notifications and I saw that the money was from SELF meaning the person probably tried paying the money into his/her own account. I'm willing to return the money but I don't know to go about it.

Please how do I go about it cause I want the money to get to the owner.

Alcatraz005:
iPod 5%ter

iamdapsyj:
Ebuka is from France I guess...bigotry will not let people see clearly.

BoneBlogger:
A driver had his car windows smashed after he was attacked by armed robbers in traffic. According to reports, the hoodlums took away his properties during the attack -leaving him injured in the process. The man thanked God for preserving him after the robbery operation.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/11/driver-thankful-mood-attacked-robbers-traffic-photos.html

PabloAfricanus:
All that long grammar up there just to justify your pathetic cheerleading
Haba, you can do berra than that nau
I need no explanations from you cheerleader
This is a forum where I come for latest info, news and history.
Your cheerleading gets in the way of that...
That said this one is for u

https://i.imgflip.com/1znl2a.jpg

Now go and cheer lead no more ok?

Alcatraz005:
Pain me ke? I am in my land seeing igbos toil
for money and becoming useless in the political space. You are losing at every turn and you are the butt of National jokes. The Yorubas and Hausas have triumphed over you in Nigeria. What a shame!

GrandFinale2017:
cos i support Apc and hate ipob doesn't mean that i am yoruba.
Get that into ur flat head

Alcatraz005:
I am sure you are in the SW and typing the tripe you just did. . Na suffer get igbo for Nigeria. Una go pay tax tire and at the end lose your culture.

GrandFinale2017:
trash. I'm igbo from arochukwu abia state

Alcatraz005:
Stop trying to fight it. The Yorubas are naturally ahead of igbos. Ok?

Malawian:
my guy, i dey "peel" you and your posts.

40ng:
@VIVIANGIST

 Find you a man that looks at you the way Juliet Ibrahim's boo looks at her . Choi ..

VIA ; http://www.viviangist.ng/checkout-juliet-ibrahim-and-iceberg-slims-outfit-to-banky-ws-wedding-picture/

cc; Lalasticlala

meforyou1:
answer the simple question he asked. Lagos is portuguese, eko is bini. What is the yoruba name for lagos like osogbo and ogbomoso?

Malawian:
You beat us black and blue? Yet gallant Biafran warriors were in edo for weeks, even had a garrison in Auchi while prevailing on the Oba to let the Beni fight for their liberation? The people you beat black and blue will have nobody to hold down edo state, it was only when the bini won't fight that we retreated to Onitsha, and you know what happened to your 3rd marine commandos in Onitsha. Like i said, read your history and forget tales by moonlight

giftq:
Thats different Lagos is our state

zoba88:
From the little I could understand from the story shared in Hausa by Ibrahim,man pictured below is a policeman.He was rescued while trying to commit suicide in Gassol LGA(google search shows that Gassol is a local govt in Taraba).Our readers who understand Hausa better should please explain more with the help of the screenshot below


Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/11/policeman-rescued-while-trying-to.html?m=1

emma321:
Time to Build a New World 

Being the text of the Acceptance Speech by the Governor of Anambra State, Chief Willie Maduaburochukwu Obiano on his Re-election as the Governor of Anambra State on Sunday, November 19, 2017

Ndi b’ anyi, ekenem unu

With utmost humility, I stand before you to accept thehistoric mandate you have bestowed on me today!

Umu nnem, the victory we savour today belongs neither to Willie Obiano nor to our great party, APGA. No! This sweet victory belongs to Ndi Anambra!

It belongs to the wheel barrow pushers and the Okada riders who have clearly seen in our recent political experience, a glimmer of light in the horizon.

It belongs to the farmers in Ayamelum, Onono, Ogbaru, Omasi, Omor and Ufuma who have now realized that Agriculture is the future of Nigeria. 

It belongs to the teachers and civil servants who have seen that a motivated workforce is the greatest asset of any government and have rewarded our faith in them with an overwhelming verdict at the polls. 

It belongs to the illustrious sons and daughters of Anambra State who have seen the STAR of this great state rise in the Eastern Skies and have answered our call for Aku luo uno; bringing home their Naira and Dollars to put our dear state on the investment map!

This victory belongs to all of us! Umu nnem, this victory isnot a winner takes it all. For in the New Anambra of my dream, everyone is a winner. Everyone!

So, I reach out a hand of brotherhood to my fellow contestants…Oseloka, Tony, Osita, Godwin and others whose names I cannot easily recall here. And I say to you;my brothers, we have all fought a good fight. But Anambra State is the WINNER! The interest of AnambraState is bigger than the private ambitions of anyone of us.. Therefore, I pray you to join hands with me and build a better place for Ndi Anambra! Our beloved state needs our talent and our time. The time to build a better place is NOW!

Indeed, this victory is a referendum on the solid resolve of Ndi Anambra to rise above average in all we do. We have demonstrated that we are indeed capable of taking charge of our lives and making difficult decisions that will brighten the future of our children. I have no doubt in my mind that we shall continue to lay the building blocks for a prosperous tomorrow for all. 

Ndi Anambra, this mandate is dear to my heart. I see it as a historic call to inspire my people to greatness. I see it as a call to deny myself sleep that my people might sleep better. Umu nnem, I will not give myself rest until our beloved state has fully assumed the status of the model state of Nigeria. This is my promise to you all.

Fellow compatriots, this victory did not come by chance. It is the final product of the combined efforts of brilliant men and women who sacrificed their personal comfort to ensure that Anambra’s steady march to progress is not derailed.

My first and deepest gratitude goes to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President MuhammaduBuhari for proving to Ndi Anambra that under his watch, democracy will sink deeper roots in the Nigerian soil. Mr President promised us a free and fair election. Today, we can all see that he has kept his promise. Thank you so much Mr President!

I must also thank the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for conducting what has been widely adjudged a transparent election in Anambra State. With this election, INEC has shown that it has fully braced up for the 2019 elections. Thank you so much.

I will also not forget the vigilance of the Nigerian Police, the Nigerian Army and other law enforcement agencies whose alertness ensured that the expressed will of the people was not thwarted. Indeed, you have done an incredible job!

To the indefatigable DG of my re-election campaign organization, Chief Victor Umeh, Ibobo Aguleri, Ohamadike! You and the entire Campaign Team have written your names in gold. My immense gratitude goes to every member of APGA, from the Ward Chairman to the members of the National Executive Council; you have made us proud! Chukwu gozie unu nine.

And to all the members of the Anambra State Traditional Rulers Council, all the PGs and members of the various town unions across Anambra State, all the Bishops, Reverend Fathers and Pastors, the members of the organized Labour, the youths of Anambra State, the traders, the farmers, the ordinary men and women who look up to government for a better day, I assure you that my team and I shall never fail you. 

Indeed, Ndi Anambra, on behalf of my capable Deputy, Dr Nkem Okeke, I thank you all for renewing this mandate and I urge you to prepare for the speedy transformation of Anambra State into a prosperous sub-national entity in the next four years.

Umu nnem, we have stepped into our finest hour. We have finally hit the proverbial bend in the river. Our journey into greatness is now assured. We are ready and willing to work with anyone who has something to share that will make Anambra State great. 

We are open to new ideas, new visions of society and a New Hope!

God bless Anambra State

God bless Nigeria

Dalunu

 

Willie Obiano

Governor

 
http://anstalk.com/acceptance-speech-by-the-governor-of-anambra-state-chief-willie-obiano/


lalasticlala

python1:
Acceptance speech? You mean there was erection without leflendom? IPOBS, how market?

sarrki:
http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/ipob-massob-members-go-hiding/