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am I a genius. . . ? Why did they not give it to Chrisantus. . . ?

this guy will lose it. . .

Penalty. . . Naija is back in the game. .

Disaster

The sweater guy has made no difference. . . Whether we win this match or not. . . the coach should be fired. . never to return to football. . .

First decent string of passes put together . . . offside. . . that would have been a goal. . . Rabiu is instrumental. . .

FBS:
come oh, is it cold in rwanda? why is salami all covered up and in gloves? abi I dey see double?

He's seen Mikel use it at Chelsea. . . he thinks it's fashion. . .emi naa ma wo aso bi Mikel . . .  

The cams are not special . . . who be dis wey wan enter.? Salami!!

@FBS. .

Solved. . , Firefox acting up. . . IE8 to the rescue!!!

OK . . any subs yet. . . ?

I have goofed oooooo!!!. . . I refreshed the screen by mistake. . . . I can only hear now I can't see. . . . Is it just me?
Anyone else?

@FBs. .


I mean look at it now. . . . see the pass. . . you don't many people  that have that kind of vision. . . only for the idiot temile to pass the ball again. . why can't he shoot from there? . . If Chris had the ball in that position, it's a goal

As if that wasn't enough the other Haruna . . closes his eyes b4 attempting to kick. . . and was wondering why he missed the ball

Now look at that. . . after a well calculated defence splitting pass from Rabiu. . . see what happen . . a catalogue rubbish. . the guy even miss-kicks from the 18 yard box. . .

How can chrisantus be a big disappointment when he hasn't got a chance to score. . is he going to defend, dribble and pass the ball to himself?

Secondly, I can only remember two of the lot in U-17. . . Rabiu and Chris. . . every other thing is rubbish. . .

The ref was fair . . that was a pen!!

@FBS. . .

They have a game plan . . . . Go forward and score. .  

They have scored. . . .

Disaster!!!!
The goal keeper was f.cking furious!!!

They almost scored ohhhhh. . . . No wingers. .

The guys on the right and left and the poorest things to grace the game. . how in the world did they a place on this team. . . . You have a natural born scorer in the team and we can't even a engineer good deliveries. . .

the asst Ref is alien. . . . the naija boy guarded play to earn a throw. . and he ruled free kick against the poor boy. .

That should be a goal . . . chei!!!!
Nice crack on goal

Chrisantus should be scoring that now. . . . the ref looks U-20

So glad Chrisantus and Rabiu are playing. . . at least for the sake of continuity.

how can these guys be U-20. . .

Mpele:
This was always bound to happen. The giant of Africa can't host the Under 17 World Cup. For heavens sake I mean how can a self proclaimed giant of Africa fail to host a mere Under 17 tournament. Everything Nigeria touches turns into a disaster. The All Africa games were logistical disaster.
The wanted to host the Commonwealth games and at last sanity prevailed as the tournament was awarded to Scotland. Imagine the embarrassment this would have brought to Africa. This makes me laugh when I think that this is the same country that wanted to host the 2010 world cup.
South Africa is going to host the 2010 FIFA world cup and FIFA is happy with the progress as most of the infrastructure is now nearing completion. Egypt will host the under 20 world cup. Why don't FIFA award the Under 17 world cup to Ghana as they were good hosts during the last African Cup of Nations.

I wonder what moronic characters like Morpheus24 and his girlfriend IFYGIRL are saying as their beloved country continues to embarass themselves. Nigeria is supposed to be the giant of Sub Saharan countries, the last hope for the black african nations (excluding South Africa). Africa will continue to be the laughing stock of the whole world if countries like Nigeria are allowed to bid to host events like the World Cups.

The much hated South Africa will continue to host hiccup free world events like the 95 Rugby World Cup, 96 African Cup of Nations (which was a small event by comparison to other tournaments)2003 Cricket World Cup. 2010 IS COMING AND fifa is happy. The next will be the Durban bid to host the olympics. We have no intentions of hosting colonial tournaments like the Commonwealth games, we aim higher as Durban is preparing an Olympic bid.

Why don't you just replace this whole story with 3 words. . . . . ? I HATE NIGERIA.

Then we'll take it from there. .Logging on a Nigerian Forum and talking rubbish!

@BlueDiva

I have seen that story over and over again. It keeps circulating. New page. . Same Stories.

mukina2:
nateevs
you got a twin
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=profile;u=288111

Who the hell is that? . . . . Chei!!!!. . Someone's stealing my ideas. . . . Muki band him . . . . Sorry Ban him!

Specialist900:
I have not seen a beggar who has choice. The germans want to beta ur poor life since Roman Abram. is now a thousandnaire

Where do these people come from. . . it's not hard to post intelligently, believe me! It's easy.

The usefulness cannot be underestimated. . . even though very expensive, satellite technology can serve as a communication backbone, in the absence a fibre-optic backbone, for the country to facilitate high speed transfer of data, voice and video streams.

It can also be used by the military and government security agencies for high speed communication and exchange of classified and sensitive information. The presidency, federal ministries, even state and local goverment could use it as an isolated medium of communication.

This, in my opinion, will be optimum usage of the capabilities of the Satellite. Now considering all this potential high-profile communication exchange, how does it make sense for the satellite to be designed, built and sent off and probably even to space by men from another country?   

This is not undermining National Security, it is Zero Security and senseless. I know it's not a popular assertion . . . but it's only logical to think that we at more risk than we would be not having the satellite at all.

Solution: Don't launch one until you can build one yourself. . . Simple!

SSN reporting Ray Wilkins says No Juve for Malouda.

Kobojunkie:
Lol Must_a_Far. After going over the way we approach issues as a whole, I don't think we care much about National Security in that country.  You need not look for to see that the government is willing and ready to give information on it's own citizens to any willing buyer out there. Lol

Absolutely! . . . I imagine in few years we have a national database of all sorts of records. . . . communication companies will use these info to offer flexibilities in their packages, Fixed and Mobile Phone contracts, Internet contracts, etc.

Imagine speaking to an agent in MTN, confirming your all life details on phone and this communication is traversing the ports of a "supposed secure firewall" based in Bangkok.

What better way to sell our future!

[quote author=must_a_far link=topic=222703.msg3391063#msg3391063 date=1233070508]you would be labelled an enemy of the state within 10 posts after this
for rubbishing the idea of having a china built satellite instead of having nothing.
for rubbishing the idea of having a satellite co-owned by nations thereby undemining our national security.
for daring to challenge what the drunken masters consider as being an achievement.
for wanting the launch pad to be in sokoto and not in ikeja or jos or asaba.
and many more offences they would come up with.[/quote]Let them bring 'em on!. . . . . If one is not intelligent to read behind the lines. . . . then it's a shame. . . . but I am so glad one person, you, understands where I am coming from!

Until the day a Satellite is totally Nigerian - built in Nigeria, by Nigerians, for Nigerians - They will continue to float away!

Until the day men tells their sons of how they made , with their own hands, the inductors, resistors on some circuits in the Satellite, how the plastic parts were made from the rubber plants in Ikene and Sagamu; how the metal parts were fabricated at Ajaokuta, how chips of precious stones from the north were used to make some luxury sections of the body parts . . . . how the research started at the UNILAG, IFE, ABU, UNN, UNIBEN and practical evaluations supported at YABATECH, KADPOLY, FEDPOLY ILARO, how bitumen from the west was used to pave the road to an under-ground bunker in Kogi where part-assembly commenced and how maize, ofada rice, beans, cassava and water from the fertile land fed the stomachs of men and women of diverse cultures who worked tirelessly at the launch site in a desert area in Sokoto.

How the nation came to a stand-still to witness the live broadcast of the launch on NTA on June 12. . . . and we all sit at the edge of our seats and watched the final seconds, as the green-white-green colours of a monumental achievement floats away into space; It will never and I mean never be a Nigerian satellite.


We will continue to have Chinese Satellites bank-rolled by the Nigerian government - being payment for the non-exclusive permission to use the satellite . .

We still don't know what it means to be a Nation of Sovereignty . . . . .

This land is fertile and abundant. . . . The people possess instincts that defy nature. . . The people yearn for change. . All is set for the rise of a great nation.

Unfortunately, powers that be, can't think of life without oil.

As long these individuals traverse the land and are at the helms of decision-making, Nigeria will move further and further away from the realization of the emergence of that great nation. . . .

Burn them first!