cc12:
I somehow foresaw this loss, while arguing with Truidstar.

Ppogbae:
During the 2018 World Cup qualifiers, Croatia lost to Iceland in the 1st round in exactly the same fashion as us (they conceded a 90' goal). They also lost to Turkey, fired their coach, but managed to edge Greece in the playoffs. The rest, as they say, was history.


Can the Super Eagles bounce back and continue their march to glory?

mummyson26:

Very childish, imagine this

wayodude:


How many competitions has Rohr taken the team to? And which one should he have surely won but messed up?

You guys need reminding that since his arrival in 2016 these are his stats:

World cup qualification:
Played 8
Won 6
Drawn 2
Lost 0

AFCON qualification:
Played 13
Won 9
Drawn 3
Lost 1

Ppogbae:
To all mathematicians/statisticians in the house:

Would two wins against Central African Republic in November be enough to secure 3rd round qualification (I.e. we advance with two games to spare)?

just2endowed:


Explained

just2endowed:
but wait, i brought in goods from port, paid tax to lagos. moved the goods to PHC and sold it in phc, and still pay VAT again....


on a look of things, wont this war bring in a very high in price of goods?

Jaycee07:
Your argument defies basic economic logic. Regardless of where the final consumer lives, once a good or service is paid for, VAT Payment should automatically go to the state where that transaction was made. That explains why you have FIRS offices nationwide.
And for the records, yes Lagos state generates the most tax in Nigeria followed by Rivers State. Kano would have joined that rank, but for their religious hypocrisy.
My point is VAT paid at the point of purchase should naturally be credited to the state account regardless of who the end user is. If the end user feels aggrieved, let him stay back and purchase such good and service in his state location and pay same VAT to his state

SarkinYarki:


It's actually a consumption Tax because it's ultimately borne by the final consumer of a good or service..the final consumer bears the entire brunt and not the first stage collection point ... When I buy a generator in Lagos to sell in Nassarawa state , what Value did Lagos add to the generator ? Abeg lets stop all this shallow analysis and look at the process critically ... The last stage of VAT is what matter and that where the final consumption happens and the entire brunt of the tax is borne . So if a guy in Nassarawa bears the final brunt of a tax collected in Lagos you don't want his state to have a share in it ....we need good minds to critically look at it and find a better way to share this this thing

presidency:
The news came like a thundering typhoon last week. For the first time in its 44 years history, the Nigerian National...

eliteweb:
Anyone with a good 3.5kva / 24v fairly used Invert for sale?

Subzero047:
There is nothing like 'intentional' in the game nowadays , the referees are just following rule book like robots

fabyom:
Then CAF should take the game away from Cape Verde!
Football is not table tennis, you can't expect the players that have never played together before to beat a team like Cape Verde on astroturf in Cape Verde with just 3 days of training.
This is how we underestimated Angola away from home in 2005 and lost by a single goal which eventually cost us the 2006 world cup ticket.
The NFF needs to put pressure on CAF to take the game to a COVID-free country.
We will lose scandalously without our EPL boys!

BascoVanVeli:


No it didn't. Not even his neck was touched. All Victor did was get him off him that was barely a foul.

TheLoneCitizen:



I appreciate your opinions, but let's see who's misleading who.

Let's use the case of Iheanacho.

In the early embers of June 2020, when Kelechi was languishing in the back benches of the Leicester squad,
I made the statistical interpretation that Iheanacho needed just more gametime to flourish as one of the league's best.
But just like you both, the great Sir komekn rubbished this as " delusional and convolated manipulation of statistics."

Now 14 months later, ask yourself: Is Iheanacho a convoluted manipulation of stats? Or was he a diamond in the rough waiting to bloom?

Now tally your response to Henry Onyekuru.

TheLoneCitizen:


Henry has 1 goal 2 assists for Nigeria in 242 competitive mins.

Only Onuachu and Osimhen have a better rate in Nigerian history.

Clint02:
Chai Nigeria,a nation that has talents in many fields scattered across the globe,and knows not what to do with them!

LadyRosa:
I hate bras and pants

Ppogbae:
Tammy Abraham currently flying to Rome. Nacho will remain at Leicester for now.

fabyom:

I don’t think there is anywhere in my post that I mentioned your name.
Why are so triggered?
I posted a statement from one of the brightest brains in the world, analyzing investment opportunities in tech in Nigeria.
What idiots like you see as challenges, sound minds see it as an opportunity to invest.
Tech startups are making crazy money in Nigeria despite all the obstacles you listed.
Guys are learning Python, Javascript, Node JS, etc in the same Nigeria.
If indeed you are an entrepreneur as you claim, you suppose to see the post as an opportunity to consider investing in tech.
However, your statement shows exactly why you are losing a crazy amount of money every year in your so-called business.
How can you manage a business when you can't even write a clear and comprehensible statement?
It shows you are not organized!

andrew444:


Nigeria will elect someone worst than buhari 2023

You will remind me and go back to this comment

For these I have seen

Emergingnation:


https://dailypost.ng/2021/08/04/outcry-in-abuja-as-fcta-asks-business-owners-to-pay-for-using-generators/?amp=1

Meliforme:


Kids in Nigeria are the ones with more leanings towards corruption

In Nigeria, whenever you are honest with your feelings, you are labeled disrepectful, Kids are encouraged to be dishonest because being honest will hurt the feelings of the older.

When you restrain kids from saying what they are feeling and what they really want, you are subconsciously telling them that they are not respected and loved. This is the impression planted in the heart of a growing child. They are not shown love and respect, and they will grow into adults not knowing what love and respect is.

What else breeds corruption, if not dishonesty, lack of love and true respect for one another..

DrLikita12:


Nasarawa still has some hope. I'm just glad that pillars is not there

LadyRosa:


Well it's better than a jelly fish which you're.

LadyRosa:



Let me paraphrase.
Make I dey chop follow you come dey chop yansh?
I rather Chop grass.
Ozuo!

LadyRosa:


Should I have eaten _rotten _cunt like you do?