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bredren rodgers should be sack .. He is not a good manager at all.. A strategic manager ought to have different strategies to achieve his goal..u can't be using just one strategy and expect result..he should be sack... Front page pls mod |
God pls i want arsenal to be out of fa cup and also precipitately dent their next week champions league match against bayern munich...amen. |
dr olukoya of mfm has already warned of high death rate in the entertainment industry. |
any recommended good surgeon because i knw a dude having this? @ Doctors in the house |
pls dominique ,i will like to have some chat with u probably on facebook relating to health issue... If u are on f.b pls let have some chat.. My f.b id is ola aol.. Waiting for your beep |
Elizadath: Pls and pls!! Am not here to scam anybody. Far-far from it. I only needs a useful direction for me and anybody passing tru dis kind of situation cos problem shares is half solved. Any nonsensical and idotic post is highly prohibited. It's not a must to post. God help us all. Cheers!bros u just need to be calm..humility is the key to see favour bro. U are better of some of us here ..to be candid nigerian are living a life of uncertainty |
help a fellow corper ....am damn serious because i will be passing out frm nysc lessthan 4months... |
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let see the full list..i want to see the position of my former citadel - lagos state university. |
dangerous jelavic in.. Mzn u beware |
man u should be careful of the introduction of jelavic in the 2nd half as this may spell a doom for man u.. Ask aston villa what this dangerous jelavic did to them.. |
i studied accounting. Grade - 2.1 and am seriously looking for job at least to be able to raise some fund for upgrading... Am a fresh graduate and only have lessthan 4month to end nysc... Labour market no easy ... Email - olaklives05@yahoo.com |
front page mod. |
mukina front page pls |
thank God pepe reina and enrique are back..this game is gonna be hot for arsenal....... |
bredren rojas is a big fool and should be sack.. Why didnt he start gerrad instead he allow the flop borini to play... He lost this match... |
Na wa o.all this small small club dem b winch o..make I go viewing centre go watch the remaining game. |
Suarez score..one man mopo ..thank u |
LASU Turns Out 41 First Class Graduates Tweet Tweet 0 Thu, 07/06/2012 - 12:18am | TAIWO OGUNMOLA News Education Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, is set to turn out 41 first class graduates out of 22,035 students in its 2012 convocation ceremony. The university’s vice-chancellor, Prof. Oladapo Obafunwa disclosed this on Wednesday at a press conference to mark the commencement of the ceremony. Obafunwa explained that this year’s convocation would bring both full and part-time graduates of 2008/2009, 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 together. The VC in his analysis said a total of 41 students will be awarded First Class certificates while 2,832 made the Second Class (upper division) list. A total number of 14,922, 4,100 and 140 others will be awarded with Second Class (lower division), Third Class and Pass qualifications respectively. About 40 of the total figure shall bag their PhD certificates. Meanwhile, as part of activities to mark the ceremony, Coconut Breaking Festival has been scheduled to take place at the entrance of Badagry town on Monday, June 11, and will be followed by the stage adaptation of Fred Agbeyegbe’s “The King Must Dance Unclad” by the university’s Department of Theatre Arts and Music troupe. On Monday also, the director general, Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation (CBAAC), Prof. Tunde Babawale, will be the guest lecturer at the convocation lecture. The theme for this year’s lecture is “Reflections on Culture, Democracy And The Quest For A New Era,” which will take place at the institution’s main campus. There will be an award of diploma and first degree certificates while the postgraduate category will receive theirs on Thursday, June 14. Speaking on the state of the university, Obafunwa thanked all the workers on the campus and their unions for what he described as the ongoing repositioning efforts of a once battered university. He thanked the Lagos State government for its efforts to reclaim the school’s lost glory. The vice chancellor added that as part of measures adopted to change the face of the institution, certificates will be collected by any of the graduates who may have fulfilled all laid down procedures immediately after convocation. So insummary if lasu can graduate just 41st first class out of over 25000 graduating student ( d higest in the history of the sch |
LASU Turns Out 41 First Class Graduates Tweet Tweet 0 Thu, 07/06/2012 - 12:18am | TAIWO OGUNMOLA News Education Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, is set to turn out 41 first class graduates out of 22,035 students in its 2012 convocation ceremony. The university’s vice-chancellor, Prof. Oladapo Obafunwa disclosed this on Wednesday at a press conference to mark the commencement of the ceremony. Obafunwa explained that this year’s convocation would bring both full and part-time graduates of 2008/2009, 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 together. The VC in his analysis said a total of 41 students will be awarded First Class certificates while 2,832 made the Second Class (upper division) list. A total number of 14,922, 4,100 and 140 others will be awarded with Second Class (lower division), Third Class and Pass qualifications respectively. About 40 of the total figure shall bag their PhD certificates. Meanwhile, as part of activities to mark the ceremony, Coconut Breaking Festival has been scheduled to take place at the entrance of Badagry town on Monday, June 11, and will be followed by the stage adaptation of Fred Agbeyegbe’s “The King Must Dance Unclad” by the university’s Department of Theatre Arts and Music troupe. On Monday also, the director general, Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation (CBAAC), Prof. Tunde Babawale, will be the guest lecturer at the convocation lecture. The theme for this year’s lecture is “Reflections on Culture, Democracy And The Quest For A New Era,” which will take place at the institution’s main campus. There will be an award of diploma and first degree certificates while the postgraduate category will receive theirs on Thursday, June 14. Speaking on the state of the university, Obafunwa thanked all the workers on the campus and their unions for what he described as the ongoing repositioning efforts of a once battered university. He thanked the Lagos State government for its efforts to reclaim the school’s lost glory. The vice chancellor added that as part of measures adopted to change the face of the institution, certificates will be collected by any of the graduates who may have fulfilled all laid down procedures immediately after convocation. So insummary if lasu can graduate just 41st first class out of over 25000 graduating student ( d higest in the history of the sch |
mod kindly put liverpool thread and mancity on the front page |
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers believes new signing Daniel Sturridge has already significantly enhanced his side. The England striker, signed from Chelsea for £12million at the start of the month, has made a flying start for the Anfield club with goals in each of his first three appearances. Sturridge has also linked well with star forward Luis Suarez and Rodgers thinks his movement can bring the best out of other players. Rodgers said: ``We've actually played exactly the same system we've played before but good players make that system richer. ``Good players can read each other, players with intelligence can move and play with each other. ``Daniel has got great presence in the team and it gives any team confidence when you know you've got goalscorers in your group - you've got a chance to win games. ``The flexibility and cohesiveness last week was impressive and it is only early days. ``Good players want to play with other good players and we've brought in an exceptional player. I think he's given them a lift.'' Liverpool, seventh in the Premier League, have a tough week ahead with a trip to Arsenal on Wednesday followed by a game at champions Manchester City next Sunday. Before that they must negotiate a passage past npower League One strugglers Oldham in the fourth round of the FA Cup this weekend. Rodgers intends to make changes for the tie at Boundary Park but is wary of the importance of winning trophies to the club and has still vowed to take a strong squad. He said: ``It is a different priority but we would still want to win a trophy. ``We want to progress in the league and get into those top-four positions. ``It is going to be immensely difficult for us but we will certainly fight. ``The cup competitions give you that opportunity to get your hands on a trophy. ``That is what the club is based on. The history of this football club is about winning, when you come here second is no good. ``Over many years they have achieved trophies and great accolades. ``This is a competition we would like to do very well in.'' Goalkeeper Jose Reina will be one major absentee as he is given longer to overcome a thigh strain and Brad Jones regularly deputises in cup ties in any case. Rodgers could also have an issue at left-back with Jose Enrique still not fully fit and Glen Johnson also doubtful with a hamstring problem. Even so, the Reds will still be expected to make easy work of Oldham, who have collected just one point in their last eight games in League One and are 17th in that division. However, Oldham's FA Cup goal hero Robbie Simpson is relishing another crack at Liverpool. Simpson gave the Latics a 1-0 lead courtesy of a spectacular long-range effort when the two sides met in last season's third round at Anfield, but the Reds were in front by half-time and a pair of late goals added considerable gloss to a 5-1 scoreline. A brace from Simpson inspired Paul Dickov's men to the shock comeback win over Nottingham Forest that set up Sunday's Boundary Park clash one step further along the road to Wembley, and the versatile former Coventry and Huddersfield forward feels Oldham's status as the home side may change the complexion of the contest. He told Press Association Sport: ``Last season it was kind of seen as a day out at Anfield, whereas this season we've got them at home and we know how we have done against them in the past. ``It's kind of like `can we beat them?' rather than `let's have a day out'. It's a different mentality, I guess.'' Simpson admits he regularly watches his moment of magic in front of the Kop but ultimately feels Oldham were short-changed for their efforts on Merseyside. ``It definitely was an unfair reflection,'' he said. ``We went in at half-time 2-1 down, looking at each other saying `how are we 2-1 down?'. ``We played some really good stuff and if we'd gone in 1-0 it would have been deserved. They got a lucky deflection for their equaliser just after I scored and then they got given a penalty which was a little dubious. ``In the second half we came out in the first 10 or 20 minutes and had a couple of opportunities. It was the last 20 minutes of the game where they scored three goals in quick succession. It didn't reflect the game.'' Latics boss Dickov will stick with an unchanged squad for the tie. http://espnfc.com/en/preview/358988/preview.html?soccernet=true&cc=3882 |
@ ajasa - keep dreaming.... |
nigeria is a country run by cretins |
i just lost money to nairabet for inability of congo to score..mshhheeeeewww |
majoro sinks angola |
@ mukina - the problem is that i have forgot the password of the email am using for nairaland ,so may if u can help me change the e-mail to olaklives05@yahoo.com so that i can use that to chat with u.it something personal |
na beg i dey beg o.. Make both zambia and ethopia no score above 2goals o... Make una knw spoil nairabet for me ... @ mukina - pls i want to hav some chat with u in private.. Hw can we chat pls |
we don hear |
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