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WATCH THE MATCH LIVE FROM THIS LINK http://www.crichd.tv/watch/197/tanzania-vs-nigeria-live-streaming/ |
Military Aircraft Operated by Nigeria Fighter/Attack Aircraft F-7/J-7 Airguard MiG-21 Fishbed Jaguar Transport Aircraft G-222 Do 228 Do 28 Skyservant C-130 Hercules Trainer Aircraft M.B.339A L-39 Albatros Alpha Jet Helicopters SA.330L Puma A 109 UH-1 Huey Nigeria This our military aircraft still available now Baba go slow said no aircraft available |
magicminister:African cututre is at stake not western world that approved of gay marriage |
Apc is a fraud party they are shouting forgery all over the place they forgot that PMB Alias baba go slow forge certificate to become president please let the police investigate him first and let the court send him to jail first before they can come back and continue with house of senate |
Buhari is talking rubbish here ,my people just listened to him talking out of points and contradicting himself, Am doubtful if he can deliver Nigeria to a safe landing God bless niraland follower. |
People can lie this notes are not Nigeria currencies please 10 naira note has disappeared many years now and replace with coins the man with money suit is from Somalia and not Nigerian |
Only on news if the light have improved in your area share or give like |
Radio Biafra still working on air here is the link for confirmation Government is not telling the truth. http://www.rblworld.tv give 100 like |
which responsible man will be drawing tattoo all over his body good for the gentle man police is your friend |
Better this time than the last 11 appointment |
Mikel Obi to stay at Chelsea after Mourinho blocks his sale By Oluwashina Okeleji BBC Sport, Lagos Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has refused to sanction the sale of midfielder John Mikel Obi, delivering a blow to United Arab Emirates suitors Al Ain and Al Wahda. The Nigeria international, who started only six league games last season, wants to leave Stamford Bridge after failing to hold down a regular starting place. The 28-year-old, who has two years left on his contract, has been told he remains part of manager Mourinho's future plans. "There's absolutely no truth to reports linking Mikel with a move to Turkey or any Chinese club for that matter," a source close to the talks told BBC Sport. "Only two clubs from the UAE showed strong interest last month but they could not meet his club's valuation. "Mikel has a contract with Chelsea until 2017, as things stand he will not be leaving the club this transfer window as speculated." Mikel who moved to Chelsea in the summer of 2006 has increasingly become a fringe member of the squad due to the form of Nemanja Matic. With the emergence of highly-rated midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek, the Super Eagle has fallen down the pecking order at the club ahead of the 2015/16 season. Fenerbahce are reportedly interested in signing Mikel but BBC Sport understands Chelsea will only listen to a US $16.8 million offer. The Turkish club's president Aziz Yildirim has told the local media they cannot meet Chelsea's valuation. "Chelsea want €15 million and Mikel asked for €5 million a season over four years. We are talking €35 million," Yildirim told reporters at their Topuk Yayla training ground. "This definitely is not something we can pursue." Mikel has made 339 appearances in all competitions and has won every possible honour for Chelsea in his nine-year stint at the London club. He has won two English Premier League titles, the Uefa Champions League, Uefa Europa League, four English FA Cup, two League Cup and the Community Shield. Mikel, who has been capped 70 times by his country, won the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations and appeared in all Super Eagles' four matches at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. |
Baba one chance the President of west Germany has fail us already no single plan for the masses |
Good move. Next is probe their 2 months stay in office. |
The Nigerian international is the latest Premier League player to be heavily linked with a move to Turkish side Fenerbahce, where he could join Nani and Robin van Persie. The Daily Star have picked up on claims by Ersin Duzen - a presenter of Turkish football show Futbol Ganlugu- that the Nigerian international has held talks with the Istanbul club. Mikel has something of a cult status at Chelsea after nine years at the club having chosen the Blues over Manchester United in a controversial transfer from Norwegian side Lyn Oslo. His first team chances have become increasingly scarce over the last two seasons, playing just 21 games last season. The claims from Ersin Duzen suggest that the midfielder is now desperate for a change and has met with Fenerbahce sporting director Giuliano Terrane to discuss a deal. OUR VIEW After dubious beginnings, Mikel has been a very loyal servant to Chelsea over the last nine years - on the pitch and off it. He has curbed some of his attacking instincts to play a disciplined defensive role for the Blues and has won 10 major trophies as his reward. Now 28, Mikel understandably wants to be playing more often than before rather than less and Chelsea should be able to find a suitable replacement without too much trouble. A move makes sense and if it is to Fenerbahce then they will be an even bigger source of interest to Premier League fans next season. |
The police are working Good move, Masquerades of the devil Evil Masquerades |
Bad snake RIP |
Enjoy yourself there and have a nice time in prison God punish you. |
mindurword: |
A deal sign 3 years ago and is been implemented now one fool want to blame Goodluck Jonathan and peter Obi for that, is a shame.Governor Willie Obiano If you collected money from west Germany u better return it back and return the goods of Buhari boys back to the north,you are worse than Lai Mohammed Mr. Obiano |
APC FRAUD PARTY SAY NO TO GODFATHERISIM |
Apc fraud party leave saraki alone he is the senate president and your blackmailing can not change that go and put your house in order this fake change Nigeria voted for .Baba babu one chance APC Pandora box is open |
Stop complaining and start work 30 days noting to show for it,still no change APC Pandora box is open. |
Watch buhari Interview After winning election and all his promise to turn Nigeria around A.P.C Pandora box is open https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gmnd4u09D8&index=4&list=RDdzLf-7u0AU4 |
VERY CORRECT APC PANDORA BOX IS OPEN Ezenwammadu: |
A.P.C IS A MONSTER PARTY PANDORA BOX IS FINALLY OPEN. |
A.P.C PANDORA BOX IS OPEN AGAIN CONTINUE FAKE PARTY |
Do your good job let the Pandora box be open for the whole world to see the wickedness of Amaechi Government[/quote] |
where is the change APC fraud promise[/quote] |
Bad belle comot 4 road? donphilopus: |
You reason with your anus? holatin: |
Emir of Kano calls Nigerians to arms over Boko Haram One of northern Nigeria's most influential Muslim leaders has called on people to defend themselves against attacks by the Boko Haram militant Islamist group. The Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi, said residents should "acquire what they need" to protect themselves. The BBC's Will Ross, in Nigeria, says such an intervention is very unusual. A police spokesman said the Emir's comments were a "call for anarchy" and should not be acted on. The emir, who until earlier this year was governor of Nigeria's central bank, normally stays silent on political matters. He made the comments at a prayer meeting, following several further attacks in recent days blamed on Boko Haram. Jihadists from the group continue to cause havoc in parts of north-east Nigeria, capturing towns and villages where they have been imposing their own strict interpretation of Islamic law. Primary schools in one of the worst-affected areas have begun reopening after being closed for the past eight months. Boko Haram, which means "Western education is forbidden", often attacks educational establishments. Some of the schools are to be protected by self-defence groups. Deserting soldiers Policeman at the scene of a suicide bomb attack in Kano A suicide bomb attack near a petrol station in Kano killed several people on Friday The emir, who strongly criticised the government when he was a banker, said people should not be afraid of the militants and should prepare to defend themselves. "These terrorists slaughter our boys and abduct our girls to force them into slavery," he said. "People should not sit idle and say prayer is the only solution. People should be made aware of the importance of being in a state of preparedness and make sure they acquire what they need to protect themselves. We should be ready to give our lives." The emir said residents should not wait for help from the military. There have been numerous reports of soldiers deserting, saying they are not as well equipped as the militants. Police spokesman Emmanuel Ojukwu said: "Any call for citizens to arm themselves is a call for anarchy and lawlessness. And this is not allowed under our laws. Such a call should be disregarded. The police [force] is living up to its duty to protect lives and property." line Analysis: Will Ross, BBC News, Lagos Lamido Sanusi, in 2010 before he came Emir of Kano Civilians have already played a key role in fighting the insurgency by forming local vigilante groups (known as civilian joint task forces) and this is now a wider call for everyone to stand up and be counted. The emir may not have mentioned the group known as Boko Haram by name but this was a strong condemnation of the insurgents. It is highly unusual for the emir of Kano to be so outspoken on this issue. Muhammad Sanusi was a persistent critic of the government when he was central bank governor and some of his detractors may criticise him for speaking out now but there is no denying that the situation in north-east Nigeria is deteriorating. The emir's strong message contrasts sharply with the government, which has stayed almost silent on the conflict except for the oft-repeated promise that the insurgents will be defeated. line Over the weekend a local vigilante group helped the military recapture the town of Chibok which Boko Haram had seized 48 hours earlier. Boko Haram fighters kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls from the town in April, sparking global outrage. Schools reopening Boko Haram, which says it is fighting to create an Islamic state in Nigeria, has repeatedly targeted villages in Borno state in recent months. There are reports of many Boko Haram members being killed in Sunday's raid. Schools in Borno state were shut down eights months ago because of security concerns after attacks by the militant group. Displaced people at a school in Maiduguri Some secondary schools in Borno have become temporary refuges for those who have fled their homes State officials said 450 primary schools were expected to reopen on Monday in a staged process intended to lead to the reopening of almost 1,400 schools in the state. The BBC has confirmed that some primary schools in the state capital, Maiduguri, have already reopened. The chairman of a state committee on education, Mohammed Dongel, said fencing had been erected around schools and security guards were ensuring "24-hour surveillance". Secondary schools in Borno are due to remain closed until internally displaced people sheltering in them can be moved to alternative accommodation. line Who are Boko Haram? Video grab of Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau preaching in an undisclosed town. 9 Nov 2014 Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau has declared a caliphate in areas he controls Founded in 2002 Initially focused on opposing Western education - Boko Haram means "Western education is forbidden" in the Hausa language Launched military operations in 2009 to create Islamic state Thousands killed, mostly in north-eastern Nigeria - also attacked police and UN headquarters in capital, Abuja Some three million people affected Declared terrorist group by US in 2013 http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-30080514 |