₦airaland Forum

PUNANI01:
I went to a pharmacy to buy medicine one day, i called the name of the medicine for them, the next thing they did was ask me to spell it for them and as I was doing that, one of them was using Google to search for the medicine; i vexed and left them. Illiterates everywhere!

They are free to use Google, infact it is more safer to double check information before action, google makes things easier, checking google they have a specific thing they are looking for. It is only in Nigeria that people think checking google is a sign of ignorance.

festacman:
Nigeria should stop wasting scarce forex for courses that are available in Nigeria.

They have stopped it sir. The new minister announced it Last year.
These ones are previous years not done with their study.

malali:
Tinubu, this is exactly why Yahya Bello, Abubakar Malami, and Farouk Ahmed must be prosecuted, publicly, relentlessly, and without backroom deals.

The money these three men siphoned from Nigeria could have built a national emergency response system. Not slogans. Not committees. Real ambulances on every major highway Nigerians travel every single day. Trained paramedics. Dispatch centers. A system where accidents don’t automatically become death sentences.

Anthony Joshua could have died.
His friends were declared “dead” on the roadside, not by doctors, not by paramedics, but by bystanders with no medical training. Those men could have been in deep comas. In functional countries, nobody is pronounced dead on asphalt by guesswork.

And yet you, Tinubu, and Akpabio keep flying abroad for healthcare, enjoying systems built by other people’s taxes, while Nigerians bleed out on highways at home. That is not governance; that is abandonment.

Healthcare and emergency response in Nigeria are no longer “policy issues.” They are national emergencies. Every stolen naira has a body count attached to it. Every protected thief is another mass grave waiting to happen.

Prosecute them, not for politics, not for optics, but because Nigerians are dying in silence while the powerful shop for hospitals overseas.

History will not be kind to leaders who chose comfort over lives.

Again and again sir.

Beremx:
He didn't die in the crash so why won't he fight? What you should say is he'll never visit Ogun state again

it is so depressing, he might suffer from mental trauma that is difficult to heal from.

But this situations is a double edged sword, it can break that he might never step into the ring, or make him less focused if he did.
On the other hand it can make him more dangerous if he believes that every fight is for his colleagues and give him extra motivation making him a beast.

But I wish him the very best.

AirBere:
😂 😂 😂
At 0:1 i saw some of his fans showing face and saying funny things lol. Barca equalised, took the lead then introduced the turner. Nah so game take spoil. I saw him trying to do a through ball to Yamal, I nearly faint with laughter.

One thing I've noticed so far is that Flick is finally seeing that he's a liability even as a CM and plays him far away from DM and now even CM position in serious games lol.

That guy eh....too too lazy!!!

Boss, I noticed you what you said today, there was a counter that he could have set up yamal with just a touch, but baba has to romance the ball giving the opponent time to recover, I just weak

malali:
The Niger State kidnapping baffles me. How can 227 people be abducted so easily? Where were the emergency responses? One blast of WhatsApp messages across a 30-mile radius could have alerted locals, someone would have seen something. Hiding 200+ people is logistically staggering. Even using coaster buses or multiple motorcycles, keeping that invisible seems impossible.

There had to be insiders, from the school, government, or security forces. Feeding, sheltering, and managing that many abductees without detection strains credibility. This points to a larger, silent power play. Tinubu could be consolidating influence, possibly with external backing. Buhari is out of the scene, OBJ and IBB have waning influence, and Atiku struggles even in his base. Tinubu may be positioning to not just govern, but to dominate as a kingmaker, with American support potentially guaranteeing his fortress.

This may go beyond mere insecurity, it could be orchestrated chaos. APC controls most of the current political machinery, yet the opposition appears strong. Any strong northern challenger might be painted as an Islamist or terror sympathizer, with implicit external enforcement backing Tinubu’s hold. The situation suggests insecurity is being leveraged as a tool for political consolidation.

sometimes you think very wide and logical.
Infact I succumb to This your statement, you have a very good instinct.

festacman:
Without Nigerian grassroot coaches who do the work sophiscated academies do in advanced countries, Nigeria football wouldn't have gone anywhere and many footballers wouldn't have realised their dreams. Once players are maturing and talent starts showing, foreign scouts steal them and they travel without knowledge of these coaches. Do you know what they often get in return: discarded Jerseys and boots and a handout like beggars. FIFA recognises them and they are entitled to a compensation but NFF has no structure to implement this.

Look, my submission is not about Amunike because he actually benefited from the hardwork of these grassroots coaches to boost his CV.

Osimhen is not known today because he grew up poor. He is not known because he lived in Olusosun. He is known because of his fine footballing skills and he was been interviewed based on that. Yes, growing up in Olusosun and his poor background may have toughened his mindset but those coaches helped develop his footballing talent. That's why I believe the effort of those coaches deserve a prominent mention in his interview.

My take is an opinion based on logic, emotional intelligence and personal experience and not on tribalism. I know Politicians have poisoned our minds but we must push back.

I knew you are not talking from tribalism and all that, the biasness I was talking about was the desire you have for the recognition of the coach, that was why I was saying the question is about what shaped more as a person.
That was why I mentioned that apart from the coach so many people not known also contributed the fact that he did not mention anybody doesn't mean he is not grateful.
He is talking more about his personalities which is very important, so many players had better skills and opportunities but could not utilize it the way osimhen is doing.

I always learn from you chief.

festacman:
Olusosun didn't make you who you are, bro. Many of your peers at Olusosun are still poor and unmade. They will get more confused when then hear this. You are a product of dream and preparation having a handshake with opportunity.

It is about God's grace as you keyed in exploring and polishing the football talent God gave you, waiting for opportunity to break. It came.

In summary, some grassroots club owners took you and honed your talent. Emmanuel Amunike scouted you and showed you to the world at the U17 World Cup. From there through Germany, Belgium, France, Italy and now Turkey. The rest as they say is sweet history.

Give these people some credit, Victor. God bless grassroots coaches who are often forgotten in spite of their contributions to the supply chain. Believe me, it is not easy.

Senior Chief you actually misinterpreted his statement, look at the question they said tell us a bit about your background, and remember what he was saying about the area was something personal, he said nobody gave him anything in the area but he learnt a lot from the place.
You only care about amuneke what about his sister that also helped by supporting his carrier and many others that we don't know, but I get where you are coming from maybe you haven't seen him giving credit to amuneke hence you had to attack him here making you sort of bias because there is a prejudice.
There is something that makes him who he is that happens there, it takes grit, hardwork and others to be able to get to where he is today, I don't think amuneke taught him that.

Debroslink:
We're suffering from the poor quality of La Liga teams. Our quality has dropped from last season due to the fact that the quality of opposition we face in La liga isn't competitive. There's this feeling that no matter how poorly we play, we'll always end up in top 2 on the league table. It's either Barca or Madrid.

Take a look at Madrid strolling past every team in La Liga, but played like underbridge boys last night in UCL. Also look at the fact that La Liga teams are dominating the bottom side of UCL table. This is appalling to say the least.

this is never valid, what would you say about PSG and Bayern Munich. That they are almost sure they would win the league every year how come they perform well at the champions league.

AirBere:
My bad, completely forgot about them but point still valid. Laliga is dying slowly. Level is very low right now.

Even in laliga how many matches has Barcelona played well.
Don't forget early this season how much Joan Garcia bailed us out in laliga.
This season we have been poor everywhere and that is the truth, individual brilliance has kept us afloat, team effort is practically zero.
Injury and fatigue is mainly responsible, you can't compete with out buying players and flick is not giving lamasia a chance.

Debroslink:
We're suffering from the poor quality of La Liga teams. Our quality has dropped from last season due to the fact that the quality of opposition we face in La liga isn't competitive. There's this feeling that no matter how poorly we play, we'll always end up in top 2 on the league table. It's either Barca or Madrid.

Take a look at Madrid strolling past every team in La Liga, but played like underbridge boys last night in UCL. Also look at the fact that La Liga teams are dominating the bottom side of UCL table. This is appalling to say the least.

but we were beaten 4 to 1 by sevilla

Angelfrost:
Lol... I now see why Lawrence Oyor's song "Jugular Jugular" has been trending.


A lot of my friends have been singing:

"Pressure Pressure, We are Mounting Pressure"

"Pressure Pressure, Trump is Mounting Pressure"



Watch how Security that they said is impossible to improve in a decade will be upgraded within a few days.


All the cries, protests and criticisms of citizens were ignored all these years...

It took only Trump sneezing for you idi00ts to actually start doing your jobs.

my chief, I was highly disappointed with the Nigerian president he sacrificed Nigeria security on the altar of political powers.

fergie001:
There is a difference between best attacker and best player.

yamal was Barcelona best player, only player that came close was pedri.
Raphinha Last season had a Salah like season, great in the beginning but later got weak

manuelkel:
I blame his dad, I think I should blame his parents for this. Estevao Williams's parents don't condone such.
And to be honest with you Estevao is a better player .

over yamal currently, estavio might be better in the future but it is an insult to compare them. People don't like this kid, hate sometimes can be a blinding factor.

fergie001:
It's an insult people are rooting for Yamal for a season Raphinha carried almost singlehandedly.

I am happy, he crowned it up with a yellow card and a no-show in the second half.

Singlehandedly, do you guys watch Barcelona at all, lamine yamal was Barcelona best attacker last season, I was not a fan initially but he earned his place with his face.
He might be rude though.

Angelfrost:
Yeah... They really impressed me against PSG.

That was pure football masterclass, and they haven't slowed down since then.

Well, we all know the EPL can be no man's land when season intensifies.

It takes more than quality to win that title... We are talking serious experience and tactics, along with technical rotations.

Chelsea are good, but can they replicate discipline and consistency required to win the league.
As for the game against PSG, they found out their tactics, Tottenham almost did the same to them until the rubbish substitution and lack of squad depth made them fall short.
That tactics won't work against low block team who sit back and defend, if Chelsea experienced what man city ordeals last season, they won't be in top 4 but man city still are and that says a lot about their experience in winning the league.
Of course Chelsea will tend to perform better in the cup competition, no team in the world has Chelsea squad depth.

AsgardKing:
An interim order precedes a final order of forfeiture. The court has given 14 days to whomever claims to be the owner to step forward. As is the practice, no one will. So here are my thoughts:

1. When looters loot our treasury, they do so aware of these possible fallouts and consequences. To mitigate that, they oversteal, so that when the law catches them, only a fraction of the loot is returned, and at worst a conviction which can be negotiated.

2. The unfound loot remains theirs to protect, own and pass to their children. So they basically just take the fall, but the loot is effectively now "generational" wealth. I think that the minimum penalty for large scale corruption in Nigeria now should be 40 years in jail.

Emefiele was a willing tool in the hands of powerful forces, he had no levels, no balls or any integrity. His missteps show that he was perhaps Nigeria's most mumu CBN Governor who must have converted the greed of the political class at his time to cash vending. He lacked character. He lacked capacity and he was a most unprofessional man.

Let it howeverr be known to Cardoso, that the same fate awaits him if he proceeds on this same path even though he does seem to be overwhelmed with economic recovery issues.

Emefiele is a case study of how to NOT be a great man.

word sir.

[quote author=Originalsly post=131817866][/quote]exactly we like it or not, the world has moved on, tribalism should not cliip the wings of the coming generations if not they will not succeed as they are supposed to we have to fight it and not embrace it, it is a darkness.

Originalsly:
Must everything be seen through tribal lenses? Do you know my tribe? Do you know what is said of people who ASSuME?

Didn't you see me mention FG? ... so why ask?
Did I say or implied the FG built or bought anything?

How would you classify someone who can read but not understand what was read?

senior man you are supposed to respond to only reasonable comments. In this age and time I wonder how people will be thinking of tribalism.

temisartana:
NELFUND, WHAT YOU SUPPOSED TO PUBLISH AND SHOW US IS THE NUMBER OR PERCENTAGE OF APPLICANTS FROM SCHOOLS AND NOT THIS.

WHAT HAS STATE OF ORIGIN HAS TO DO WITH THE STUDENT LOAN?

AND TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION THAT FOR THOSE THAT APPLIED, THE AUTOMATED INSTITUTION FEES IN THE APPLICATION PORTAL IS FAR BELOW THE ACTUAL AMOUNT THE SCHOOL IS PAYING.

IF THE STUDENTS ARE THE ONES PAYING BACK THIS LOAN, WHY NOT THE MONEY BE SENT DIRECTLY INTO THEIR ACCOUNT RATHER THAN TO THE SCHOOL. BECAUSE I'M SURE THAT SOME SCHOOL WON'T ACCOUNT FOR THIS CASH ON BEHALF OF THEIR STUDENTS.

NELFUND SHOULD ALSO THINK OF AN UPWARD REVIEW OF THE STIPEND OF 20K SINCE THE STUDENTS ARE PAYING BACK THIS CASH

Nice comment, so far this is the only sensible comment, criticism should be constructive and not based on lies and sentiment

Brendaniel:
The truth is train is best for long distance journeys, train just like planes are best for long distance travel, so how can you say bye bye to cars because of train?

Can train take you to your gate or door step?

yes boss

imustsaymymindo:
I am not sure how you can learn Game, but I can try and explain what I think Game is:

1. Everything that chooses you is automatically an option but not a choice.
2. ⁠The key to abundance is options
3. ⁠We all have options.
4. However, it's easy to think we don't have options because of the class or status system or better still what is called standards.
5. Standards and class systems are not real. It's just a product of beliefs, ideas, achievements, inventions, etc.
6. ⁠But you are not your beliefs, ideas, achievements, inventions, etc. Separate yourself from it. Free your mind from that mental slavery.
7. Detach yourself, or else you are on the road to onetisis/lack of options which breeds a scarcity mindset.
8. ⁠The more the scarcity mindset, the more the sunk cost. And the more the sunk cost, the more you possess and exhume a lack of confidence. Or in a more socially manipulative term: Insecurity. E.g. Job insecurity. Even your oneitis would start saying you are insecure.
9. Nothing despises both what has chosen you but you don't desire and even your onetisis more than a lack of confidence.
10. Hence, the man with the greatest lack of confidence may not necessarily be the poor man, or the one who isn't genetically favored but the man with oneitisis.
11. ⁠A poor man or one who isn't genetically favored and who sets everything that has chosen him as options = abundance mentality would exude more confidence.
12. ⁠From this, you can see that abundance is inherent and a product of contentment = what has chosen you.
13. However, humans were built to be greedy and insatiable and get what they desired even if that thing did not choose them.
14. ⁠The only way to achieve this greed is by what is called - Game. Not by oneitis but by game.
15. Onetisis is a game of volume. A strategy of oneitis may be working hard on that thing you desire. Maybe try 1000 times like the bulb guy. Or toasting as many women as you desire(certain standard or SMV) but don't want you. Or applying to many jobs that you don't "qualify" for hoping one would choose you. Some Lingua you would hear in the oneitis game is: "We can make things work", "communication is key", and "you can negotiate genuine desire".
16. ⁠However, the Game is a game of leverage. Leveraging the options you already have to eventually serve your greed.
17. ⁠You can only leverage your options via competence. E.g. improving your skill in the line of what chooses you or even taking the redpill.
18. ⁠In the end, when your greedy desire sees how well you are leveraging your options, it will eventually choose you. And when it does, your greed becomes your option. While waiting for your greed to choose you, you can fast-forward and demystify your greed only once by having the experience with your resources i.e. buying it. For example, if your next desire is a girl with an SMV of 9, you can just pay for ssex just once to demystify it. This would also allow you to make sure it ends as an option when you eventually get chosen.
19. ⁠This game in sexual strategy is called polygamy for men(for lack of a better word)- the right term could also mean an appearance of polygamy or things related to Alpha bleeps, and is similar to hypergamy for women but not entirely the same. In IT, polygamy would mean scaling out (horizontal scaling), and hypergamy would mean scaling up(vertical scaling). Either way, they are both scalability techniques and just a reference for better understanding.
20. ⁠In summary, the game for men is to be the guy every girl wanna fork. Every girl here means your current options that'd attract more desire that would then become options. -Polygamy
21. ⁠In summary, the game for women is to be the woman the best man would want to commit to(in societal terms -marry and biologically- have his babies). The best man here means the man with the highest value in her current desire that would then become an option and lead to more desire if not tamed. -Hypergamy
22. ⁠Though both polygamy and hypergamy are cruel by nature and biology's way of ensuring survival, hypergamy seems to be worse as it ends with desire/greed rather than polygamy which ends with options.
23. ⁠So for every man and woman that'd bond together, one out of the two must drop his/her game.
24. ⁠You might ask what if the two people drop their strategy? The answer is, there would be no bond. No sex. No relationship. Exactly one must drop. What about if none drop their strategy: same thing. No long-term bond.
25. Even though in reality it is entirely impossible to drop any as it is a biological imperative inbuilt.
26. ⁠Also, since polygamy ends with options, it is possible to tame with intentions.
27. ⁠However, the surest way to tame hypergamy is via polygamy as hypergamy ends with desire. Hence AWALT. Hence, you tame hypergamy when a woman constantly feels the man she is with is the best man she can ever achieve from her hypergamous sexual imperative. i.e. genuine desire.
28. Hence, the man always has to play the game for life where the woman is an option.
29. ⁠However cruel that sounds, that is key to relationship longevity.
30. ⁠If the man drops his game, hypergamy would rare his ugly head.
31. And in case you think this favors men solely. The state at which the man is "polygamous" or its appearance, is when the man is at his peak abundance mindset, while the state at which a woman sees that appearance in her man is a state at which she is in her peak abundance mindset.
32. ⁠So, it's a win-win.
33. Back to my example using scaling in IT, you would rarely or never need to scale up if you constantly scale out and the system scales well. However, if you only scale up and don’t scale out, the system will one day hit its peak and get destroyed. If you decide not to scale up or down, you know what will happen. Scaling up and down at the same time, what sense do you think that makes? In the end, it would be one over one. And the best one should be scaling out.

Boss I will read and digest it and get back to you, thanks a lot. Man must be enlightened

Karlifate:
Dear [young] men,

You can be filthy rich...

You can have it all...

...but without Game, you can't attract & sustain any woman



Having Game is an important skill, not only in dating but in business as well.



Game = Big Balls

Big Balls = Big Risk



Big risk takers are attractive to women.

Learn Game.

how do you learn game boss, point us to the right direction.

Gajagojo:
This is plausible but WRONG

no laboratory is going to be looking at structure at any rate the assumption that the synthetic testosterone is different in structure from naturally occurring is just that an assumption. It is not necessarily ALWAYS true .that would depend on the source
Clearly you assume that human testosterone cannot be extracted and transplanted or that synthetic testosterone cannot be produced at high enough quality as to be indistinguishable . You don't know that
In sports they do not routinely test blood
They take urine sample as routine
What is tested is metabolites in the urine and there is no difference whether it is synthetic or endogenous on routine testing
We have seen high testosterone case of Caster Semanya e.g No one was testing the structure

Now to the crux

Testosterone is produced by the testes in men
It is also produced by the Adrenal glands in both Men and women in smaller quantities

Testosterone production in men peaks at the age of 20-25 years after that it falls at between 1-2 % every year and so at 35 years it could be around 70% of peak levels

this continues into old age. Such a drop can have significant impact on a sportsman's performance and they may be tempted to take a boost
Such behaviour is well known among body builders male and female

This is the reference range for testosterme in the blood

Adults: Male: 6 -27 nmol/L, Female: <2.7 nmol/L,

assuming a blood sample was taken and you see a level of 100nmol/L in a male that would very likely indicate doping

and the same would apply to urine samples too . WADA the governing body has its legal limits and anyone who is above that will be sanctioned
Moslt likely Pogba has shown a higher level that accepted by the rules

Thank you sir, i learnt a lot.
But then higher level above normal in screening test is an indication for a confirmatory test, which includes proper evaluation of the hormones and their molecules.
So many things either physiological or pathological can alter hormonal levels, that is why the governing bodies will have to wait for confirmatory before any decision can be taken.
They have to rule out many things and this also includes studying of the hormone structures.

For those who are trying to understand what they meant. It does not necessarily mean a high level of testosterone, the thing is natural testosterone and artificial have some kind of differences in its structure, this difference can be used to detect artificial level of hormones in the bloodstream.
Most hormones have artificial counterpart detection of this in the bloodstream especially testosterone whose function is to increase bone strength, increase muscle bulk and other things that might give the athlete an edge, since ordinarily he is not lacking the hormone but wants additional boost of its function.

djon78:
Compensated in what way?


You guys will come online and be writing nonsense

Do you know the amount of injustice done to this people

Nigerian government possessed there ancestral Land and left them in penury

Anyway let me not put mouth on wetin no concern me

But the day Gbagi people wake up
That day Nigeria will know how far

Anyway some of them don wake up

Tunga Maje people don already face Nigerian army that possessed huge mass of there Land in Court

I was close to the gbagyis too, but I will tell you their leaders are the major cause of their problems, they were the ones responsible for the present condition of their people.