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mfm04622:
Can someone tell me the relegated teams please. Thanks in advance

purplekayc:
What happened to MFM fc?

comrChris:
When do this league normally start self, we only hear about it at the last day

naptu2:
Worth watching again. Sikiru Olatunbosun's wonder strike for MFM against Enugu Rangers at the Agege Stadium in Lagos. It was CNN's goal of the week.


I watched an interview that DBN had with him yesterday and he talked about how happy he is that continental football is returning to Lagos for the first time in more than 13 years. He has always dreamt of playing against teams like Zamalek and Al Ahly. I assume that they will play their continental matches at the Teslim Balogun Stadium.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZZ92_lMw3M

Nbote:
Upstream or not what's our Meteorological agency for?

Nbote:
Lolzzz... Wait ooo, na Niger Republic dey help us warn us about flooding?? We have suffer

Niger warns of flooding in Benin, Nigeria
On September 10, 20177:44 am

The Niger Basin Authority issued a warning Saturday of possible flooding in Benin and Nigeria, two countries downstream on the river, which is currently flooding in Niger.

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Flooding in Port Harcourt after Heavy Rainfall

“We appeal to all residents downstream (of the Niger River)… because the water keeps rising,” the NBA’s Soungalo Kone said late Saturday, speaking on Niger television.

The NBA has issued its second-highest alert level of orange, warning that further flooding is highly likely following months of heavy rain in Niger and Mali.

“It’s a question of hours to get to a red alert — the waters can rise very suddenly,” said Lawan Magadji, Niger’s minister of disaster management, speaking on local television.

Floods are threatening villages and some sections of the capital Niamey, the minister said.

The ministry has already announced plans to evacuate residents in affected areas and reinforce dykes.

The government has set up sites for people displaced by the flooding, the minister said.

Almost all Niamey’s some million and a half residents live along the river banks.

Some of the homes at risk are located in the former bed of the Gountou-Yena river, which is now once again filling with water.

Flooding has killed 44 people across Niger since June, according to the civil protection agency, after more than 50 deaths from flooding last year.

Evaberry:
isn't this sexism?

Mobsicles:
Tell him ooooo.

Why can't we play hian

Mynd44:
I think this is TPL(Lagos) like they have Argon for Abuja. This time they want to have a cross platform contest of Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Nairaland

Mynd44:
I think this is TPL(Lagos) like they have Argon for Abuja. This time they want to have a cross platform contest of Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Nairaland