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Please God, let our players score their deserved second goal and give us our peace of mind.

patoski39:
Maduka had nothing to do
Trust ekong has really improved, those square passes are sexy.
Omeruo still plays like a school boy that needs to be scolded.
Ndidi hasn't really been his best, but ok sha.
Aribo has been fantastic, knows his job and does it well.
Chukwueze have been non existent, seems like he's not recovered from the injury he suffered last year.
Simon is an proper wide man, offers width and always wants 2 create something.
As for Senior man KELZ,, well, he's always the one chance one goal man. Precise and accurate finish.

Ohhh I almost forgot the guy pocketing the African messi

Look how this neophyte is rubbishing these great footballers play on the field, which is giving us tremendous excitement.

If you are that good a footballer or coach or analyst, you will presently be in Douala, Cameroon doing the job, and not on Nairaland spoiling our mood.

Game starting. Let's go there.

marsup:
The Egyptians you see today, you shall see no more.

Na lie , dem go still play two matches at least.

helinues:
FT Algeria 0 - 0 Sierra Leone

Good game from both sides.

Less foul, less throwing.

Sierra Leone players followed their coach instructions to the end. The 5 back are always on the same line.

Sierra Leone goalkeeper should be man of the match. He has made reasonable saves so far in the competition

The goalkeeper clinched the MoM.

tiswell:
Algeria na one overhyped team

No way. Algeria gave their best, but the Sierra Leonean goalkeeper was too good.

Of all the good ladies around you went to choose a slay girl to marry.

She is your choice, stick to her.

Sheuns:
Una think say he no go don find something better to do with his life 5 years after?

He has been hyper active in human right activists and political reformists circles. Also a sworn protege of Sowore.

Thank God he is finally forgiven. Unilag management will now have their peace from him.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr

Tinubu can never be the president

So says a digital thief.

Morocco played a very exciting and skillful game, and deserves the victory. But Ghana also proved that, as a team, they are not a push over.

Interesting game, but Ghana has bought 1 from Morocco.

One for Mane.

Penalty at the last seconds for Senegal.

Crazy bad luck for Zimbabwe.

When is Ghana vs Morocco game, maybe we will be able to watch a better game?

This one, so boring.

realestate99:
lol
it is disheartening watching football like this especially this era, African football ought to have been better than this. Most of the coaches just unleash those players on the field without any tactics just like Fulani unleash cows on people's farm. With what I am seeing it will take grace and luck for an African team to reach the Semi- Final of a World cup tournament in the next 50 years.

Thanks Bro, my view too.

KingAzari:
Loan loading....

Not for a 14 years old player.

Karlovich:
The rest of his team mates need to be putting on head gears during trainings to prevent their skulls from disappearing.

So says a rabid, jealous, bitter, sad and an unrepentant tribalist.

juman:
Father is fathers of all.
Many fathers fail in their responsibility, but mother has no where to run to except to work harder and provide anyhow for the children.

Many families they have absentee father.

Even as big as obasanjo is, many of his children don't like him much.
That's typical father.

There are many cruel and absentee mothers too who abandoned their children at birth. That's one of the reasons we have Motherless Baby Home, and not fatherless baby home. It is also the reason why we have many almajiris too in the North.

xareal:
Bros nor go get red card abeg

And come add to our sorrow with penalty scores to join.

Zaidu, it is no use making boast. Tuesday is not far away, when you do that on that day, we will believe you.

Vinnie2000:
Ogbeni, stop this ur Talk!

It is ONLY in EPL, LA Liga, Serie A and other European leagues dat you see entertaining football.

In International Cup Competitions, many teams are conversatives in dier play! E.g. Italy.
In World cup matches, Many teams play cautious, boring football..

So it's not an African thing!

When they finish this current competition (I hope you will be able to watch most of the matches, as I will), then you can come back to give us an unbiased comparative analysis of the two sets of competition. If you still impressed, then I will believe you.

Check also the stadium population at each of the matches, that's how we will know if the fans are impressed or excited enough to watch their players on the field, and it is also a measure how they rate the quality of the matches.

In addition: Nigerian players in this current team lack the zeal to win this competition (as noted in their qualifying matches). So don't bet on them.

African football still has a long way to go to measure up to European standards.

No razzmatazz, no mesmerising display of skills by the players, no breathtaking moves creating intense excitement for the watchers.

It is mostly boring.

The school has been offering graduate degrees in education for decades under the supervisory authority of OAU, Ife. My wife graduated from the school more than a decade ago.

But with this upgrade, I believe the school will be able to offer postgraduate degrees for intending students.

tifany89:
Can you talk more on this? Where is new site Dei Dei

You wan join?

Please scorn anything occultic. It is a straight route to self destruction.

Oktsavage:
I know who your brother is. He is not occult. He is trained as you said to understand how money works and he wants to be wealthy and he expects your family to level up. Man is not perfect. It is very hard to become wealthy when you come from a poor background without them pulling you down. He carries your family expecting a support from one me of you but has lost hope. Have you ever helped him to earn money and he is not happy? Even what you posted here pulls down his reputation to outsiders making him loose money. Empathy doesn’t pay bills. He gives to outsiders because that’s how he gets help to become rich. He doesn’t give to you because you people take him back to where he does not want to be. He might have been called useless worthless ridiculed in struggling days by your parents which make him never want to go back to that situation. Try to change and show him you people care about him by helping him to make money and see if he will not support you. That’s how wealth grows. Write this down in your jotter. He worked hard and still works to be where he is. Start by stop calling him occulting be positive and not negative � work with him . If he pays for hair if 50k you will all return again asking him for 150k that’s his own principle if he changes from it you people will drag him down.

Yet he spends fortune on girls?

Your defense of the man is not plausible.

Kriss216:
He's not stingy.. He's just being prudent with his resources. Imagine spending 50k on a head that can't recite States and capitals.

Without visiting Google, please recite the 36 states and capitals in Nigeria for us.

FACTS ARE SACRED & BORING, BUT MEDIA CIRCUS IS FUN.

The Chairman of Shangisha Landlord Association, Alhaji Adebayo Onayiga narrated the genesis of the case thus:

CHRONOLOGY:
Sometime between 1984 through 1986, the government of Lagos State of Nigeria forcefully took the parcels of land belonging to us, members of the landlord Association of Shangisha /Magodo occupied by us, under disguise with claims that will be used for the construction of an international standard hospital. We the landlords were forcefully evicted from the land in dispute.

The government went ahead to pull down all our houses, and took the entire area which was not what they had asked for in the first place. After pulling down of our houses, we were embarrassed to find out that the Lagos state government involved had converted the land for their personal interest, allotting the said land in plots to their friends and cronies, and some of high and mighty people in the society including some judges in the Lagos judiciary and members of the former state executives.

The Association (Judgment Creditors) unanimously elected Chief Adebayo Adeyiga as their chairman and six other members to represent the association in recovery of their land from the Lagos State government. We approached the Lagos State government, armed with facts of the fraudulent allotment, and it was resolved between us that members of the Association would be given plots of land from the then new scheme known as Magodo scheme 2.

It was when they failed to do so, that we were forced to sue the Lagos State government through the executive officers sometimes in June 1988 in suits ID/795/88 Chief Adebayo Adeyiga and six (6) others versus military governor of Lagos State and four(4) others in Lagos State high court, Ikeja.

The association’s application for an order to sue and prosecute the case in a representative capacity was brought before Honorable Justice W. A. Oshodi, and it was granted on 21st of November 21, 1988.

While the case was going on, the Lagos State government refused or neglected to obey the court order to maintain status quo, rather they and their cronies intensified construction activities. This forced us to apply for an interlocutory injunction which was granted by the late Justice A. L. Balogun on October 19, 1992.

By this ruling of the courts, it was expected that the Lagos State government and the Association would respect the court of land and refrain from allotting or further development on the land, pending the determination of the substantive suit, but they refused.

On May 17, 1993, while the case was still pending in court, the then civilian governor of Lagos State, the late Sir Michael Otedola gave the executive order for the release of our land to us, which was not also compiled with by the state government officials.

On December 31, 1993, the trial court gave judgment in favor of Shangisha Landlord Association as represented by the Chief Adebayo Adeyiga and six)6) others with a mandatory injunction order on the judgment debtor (Lagos State government) to allocate 549 plots on the land in dispute as first choice preference to the association.

On March 16, 1994, while the appeal against the said judgment was pending, the judgment debtor applied for a stay of execution which was granted by the late Justice Rosaline Omotosho, who ordered both parties to maintain status quo.

On May 4, 1994, the same judgment debtors in an attempt to eliminate members of the judgment creditors, sent members of the government task force with thugs after the chairman of the association Chief Adeyiga, who was beaten with his wife, wounded and thrown down from his one-story building. This act cost him permanent disability on his body and complete damage to his eyes, this same act of lawlessness was also carried out on other members of the Association using the same task force, thugs and security personnel.

In 1999, the late Honorable Justice Akinola Aguda tribunal on the allocation of land and Lagos state also gave an order against developers of all the lands in dispute and Shangisha/Magodo and Ikosi GRA to suspend work pending the determination of the suit ID 795/88 in the Court of Appeal but they did not obey the order.

Despite the caveat put on the land by the late Honorable Akinola Aguda, the Lagos state government and illegal allottees refused to obey the order of the late jurist. The Lagos state government and its land officials and Justice department, because of the reprimand given by the late jurist to some Judges.

Ministries of Justice, and Land officials colluded and refused to release the recommendation and the report of Late Justice Akinola Aguda panel until today.

On September 25, 2001, the Court of Appeal gave judgment against Lagos state and reaffirmed the judgment of the lower court. In order to preserve the rest of the land our counsel, the late Mr. Kehinde Sofola SAN wrote a letter dated July 29, 2002 to the then Attorney General of Lagos state, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo SAN to preserve the 549 plots with him pending the determination of the case and sent a copy to the Supreme court. The Lagos state government dissatisfied with the same appealed to the Supreme Court of Nigeria, which finally affirmed the judgment of the lower courts on February 10, 2012.

After the Supreme Court had dropped its hammer by confirming the judgment of the lower courts, we exhausted all options known in law to have our land even by auditing all the remaining vacant land in Magodo Ikosi GRA but all to no avail. We therefore applied as of right for writ of possession to harvest the fruit of our judgment.

Our lead counsel Mr. Kayode Sofola SAN wrote the former Chief Justice of Lagos state, the Honorable Justice Ayotunde Phillips on the need to sign the writ of possession to enable us to execute the judgment but she refused. We had no choice but to petition the former Chief Justice of Nigeria and chairman of the National Judicial Council, Chief Justice Honorable Mariam Aloma Mukhta who queried Justice Phillips concerning the matter. Surprisingly, Honorable Justice Ayotunde Phillips refused to answer the query until she retired in 2014.

A reminder of our petition is again forwarded to the then Chief Justice of Nigeria, The Honorable Justice Mohammed Mahmoud and the NJC culminating in the issuing of another letter of request to Chief Justice of Lagos state, the Honorable Justice Olufunmilayo Atilade to know what step she had taken on the matter.

On November 11, 2016, we wrote a petition against Honorable Olufunmilayo Atilade on her failure to discharge her responsibility in the enforcement of the judgment of the Supreme Court for refusing to sign our writ of possession file before her in November 2015.

Based on all the above facts, we humbly stated that we have by all means done and exhausted what is expected of law abiding citizens of the nation by following due process in this matter but the government of Lagos state has not deemed it necessary to obey court orders.

On March 1, 2016, the Supreme Court sitting on the matter again voiced its displeasure over the failure of the Lagos state government and the Chief Justice of Lagos state to execute its judgment. The Lagos state Attorney General Mr. Adeniji Kassim was specifically warned of the dangers of refusing to carry out the order of the Supreme Court.

Finally, the NJC which is the highest judicial body in the country ordered the Chief Justice of Lagos state, the Honorable justice Olufunmilayo Atilade to sign for the writ of possession for the recovery of 549 plots of land in Magodo scheme II area within a specified period and with which she complied with accordingly. The writ of possession was signed on March 16, 2017. The process of execution of the writ had been completed by the Court Sheriff as shown in the correspondence between the Deputy Sheriff and the Police (AIG Zone 2 office) on the request for police assistance.
Thereafter the writ was assigned by the Deputy Sheriff to the Sheriff’s for execution.

The police (AIG Zone 2 command) and the sheriffs held a meeting on the way the execution will be carried out to ensure smooth, or orderliness and peaceful operation. A date was fixed by all parties involved by the AIG zone command for the commencement of the operation. We were shocked when informed that writ had been withdrawn by one Mr. Ojo of the execution Department on the instructions of the Honorable Justice Olufunmilayo Atilade. We were also informed that the Lagos state attorney general Mr. Adeniji Kassim held a meeting with the police (AIG Zone 2 command) asking the police not to accompany the Sheriff to the site of execution.

We wrote the Chief Justice of Lagos state on the matter informing her on the plan by the judgment Debtors/Lagos state government to scuttle the execution by setting aside the writ through sponsored groups who are not parties to the case but planning to file application in court to set aside the writ. We received no reply from the Chief Justice on this matter.

The Association therefore had no option than to write a petition to the NJC on this matter and the role played by the duel of the Honorable Justice Olufunmilayo Atilade and the Lagos state attorney general, Mr. Adeniji Kassim in frustrating the process of execution of the writ. Our fears were later confirmed when a ruling to set aside the execution of the writ was given by Honorable Justice R. Adebiyi even though the association was not served with any process on the case.

On the day of ruling our counsel, Chief Wole Olanipekun SAN raised an objection on non-service of the motion on the Association and he asked the court to stay the ruling, but the proceedings judge Honorable Justice Raliatu Adebiyi went ahead to deliver her ruling.

The Association forwarded another petition to the NJC against the Justice Raliatu Adebiyi for setting aside the writ of possession which was sign by the retired Honorable justice Olufunmilayo Atilade on the directive of the NJC and which had been assigned by the Sheriff for execution. In our petition to NJC we appealed for its intervention on the matter and inform the council or an attempt to deny our members from harvesting the fruit of our judgment.

CONCLUSION.
From the following narrative of our tortious journey for over 37 years on our properties, Nigerians can now see how the people who are supposed to keep our properties in trust for us have misused and looted. Nigerian can also see how the people who are supposed to keep our laws in a working state have turned the world upside down. The Supreme court is the final court of the land and when it speaks no other authority can speak against it, it is a crime and criminal to do so.

As we once said, we need people like Attorney General of the Federation of Nigeria Abubakar Malami who is indeed alive with his responsibility. We also thank the President of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari for putting a round peg in a round hole in the person of Alhaji Abubakar Malami (SAN).

Finally, an adage says the will of justice grinds slowly, and it is not easy to catch up with when the pendulum falls. Mr. Adesegun Ogunlewe and Mr. Gbenga Bariu Ashafa pustule and boast that the landlords will reap the fruits of their judgment in their graves. We can now see that Ogunlewe and Ashafa are not God. It is only their wishful thinking. God is more powerful than human beings.

Courtesy of the 10 kobo of Chief Gani Kayode Balogun Jr

Irupetepete:
Make she introduce me to her baba.. These people dey get baba wey be sure plug.
You ravage the pkekus, you enter one chance.
This year must be diff.. Either legit, crook or cranny, 2022 must obey..

If you plan to advice me, abeg keep it..
He no get wetin you Wan talk wey dem never tell me before and wey I never do, let me do the ones wey I never do

Irupetepete, Irupetepete, Irupetepete!!! How many times did I call you?

All saints in the heavens are saying you should tread softly, softly this year. It is a year filled with calamities according to our prophets, so just continue to eat your apu and efo oniru and siddon jejely until the evil time be pass.

Dem suppose carry dis guy go Aro Psycho hospital, pump him full of Mogador sleeping pills for five full days to cure him of his madness.
When he wakes up, dem go ask him, are you now well? If he said yes, let dem release him. If he still continues with his mad talk, let dem detain him until he becomes well.

azadus18:
I won't say pim

You've already said pim.

So says the Current Chief of the Corrupt Rogues of Nigeria.

IPIGSRHYPO:
True

Just watch as those that have never left their villages will be arguing blindly about these facts.
I can speak on the US because I have lived most of my life here- the crime rate is terrible.
More murders in major US cities than Nigeria by a long shot.
A Nigerian was just killed last weekend for absolutely nothing. I know many Nigerians that have been killed in the US over the years, and some of these people are the kinds that won't go to Nigeria because they they think they are safer here.

As for me, I go to Nigeria like going to the Market.
Nigeria always on my mind.

There are crimes in all countries but the US and Central American countries are worst.
Try Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Brazil.....these ones are like getting death penalty.

The reported and UNREPORTED number of women, children and men that have been robbed, killed, maimed and raped within Zamfara, Bornu, Kaduna and Niger enclaves within the last 5 years by your Nigerian kinsmen (Which you and Lai are haloing) can never be by matched by that of US within the same period.