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The game has really intensified!
Fire for fire!!!!!!!!!!

KevinDein:
It is sad and totally surprising how Oshoala has regressed. She's been so poor.

She is not getting quality services and she is also saving up energy.playing strategically...she has no support.

fergie001:
That's where the swashbuckling Desire has to come in

Hmmm

fergie001:
In this first half,she has been no way....
She has to improve in the 2nd half......

I can say clearly maybe asides a shaky Chukwunonye, she has been our below par player this half...
Now is the time to stand up and be counted.....
I believe Dennerby will let her know that....

The SAns still won't come out,Is it Van Wijk that will come out?
She is 35 and won't risk it!
So they won't....they are circumspect themselves,that's why they are not even running into us like they did in the 1st game....
We have to tear them open by forceeeeeee

How do we now tap to break them with our poor midfield? Our best source for a goal is to shoot from outside and wait for a rebound or lob the ball for a nodder or just float the ball in and wait for a ropopo goal......a counter attack is totally out of it.

fergie001:
The South Africans like to play in the midfield then donk it for Kathglana....
But Chikwelu is marshalling and Ayinde showing calm and shielding the CB,dropping back in defence and letting Ebiere go forward a bit,that's why Ordega and Oshoala are peppering their RB......
Again,Ajibade is more mobile than Oparanozie...
Not the swashbuckling type like Desire but Ajibade is taking positions that are very good...
I won't call for Desire coming in now,perhaps the 60th upwards....
Nice game,Ebi.....Minister of Defence...with Ohale...

Our girls are impressing but....no slacks babes...
Loves and prayers from over 150m and 10k grands to the bank....

Osoala prefes to tke on defenders when given a straight through ball but this SA backline are not going forward at all. They are permanently there and it is therefore a bit tough for Osaola to penetrate in the kind of attack she likes. Let's see what happens in the second half.

klexycole:
Exactly! You are spot on.

yeah yeah

helinues:
Hahahaha and what about South Africa Nkatalana? The first half was balanced. Both teams need to take their chances in the second half. Ayinde and our captain have been silent in this game. Ordega and Ebi are superb

SA is not even playing well.No link between midfield and attackers. Their only strength so far lies in laying the ball to the babe playing RWF and that's all!

klexycole:
Don't take those statistics seriously. Many game stats have been off in this tourney.

Nigeria has more ball possession.

Exactly! It seems they just put up a figure of their choice.

klexycole:
Very true. Expecting Oparanozie to come in very early in the second half.

Oparanozie is not too mobile but can bully the defenders with her strength and physique.

see ojoro statistics......possession 50/50. smh

aimuafigo:
Stupid dive

It was a technical foul.The south African defender ran into her from the back.

klexycole:
Nigeria trying to create a good chance with a throw-in close to the SA box.

Great dribbling skill by Ordega inside the box, but wasted the chance to put Nigeria forward.

It was indecision..she wanted to have a go at the keeper and later decided to make it a cross. The resultant ball was too powerful.

Friedyokes:
good advice...hopefully they'll open nairaland and see it

Hahahaha. I hope so too.

Our midfield is bad and that is why we have been lobbing the ball above the midfield. The girls are not doing so bad. They should remember to always have their mind on the ball and not the body of the players cos the bayana bayana girls misskick a lot. Also, we should fire parallel shots and wait for rebounds....their keeper is an akpere. She can barely hold the ball.

NOUNPortal:
Take it easy, bro. All will get better with time.

I really need an answer. I do not understand this institution and there is no one to talk to.

Nounitesportal:
Chancellor commends NOUN Management as first annual management retreat holds in Enugu State

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Keep on posting rubbish up and down. What happened to first semester results? Were they marked?

Genniez:
And that uncle using style to press the poor girl's bress for the 4th pics continue, devil will catch u soon ..u dey my mind..so annoying ,what kind of posture is that ,is it a must to touch the cake or knife..

You and the person you quoted need to have your heads examined. Idiotas!

@lalasticlala, kindly move to the front page. Thank you.

It is not uncommon for one to see the National Open University of Nigeria NOUN being tagged a scam, a fraudulent institution, a useless school and so on. I would not have really believed all these claims if I did not eventually get to have an encounter with the institution.


The National Open University of Nigeria offers professionals and other people who are busy and unable to attend a conventional university the opportunity to study online and then write a paper based examination at a designated time. So, I enrolled for a Post Graduate Diploma in Education program at the institution based on the fact that I am an educator with a very tight schedule and I feel such qualification will make me a better educator while I will also have the chance to continue work and study at the same time.


The first bitter experience I encountered was at the registration point at the Victoria Island school where I came in contact with very rude and nasty staff that would not even attend to you few minutes to their closing time even if you plead that you had to rush from work from a far location to get something stamped. All your pleas will fall on deaf ears.


Away from the registration hassle, the online continuous assessments tagged TMAs is a great shame to an institution that is a representative of Nigeria as a nation. The questions are filled with too many typographical errors, meaningless sentences and senseless lifting from the study materials as well as numerous wrong answers. It is such a shame to see that the questions were never cross-checked for errors and there is no monitoring team to oversee these things. The questions are set as though a textbook was handed over to a Primary 3 child to extract sentences from whether meaningful or senseless. Some of the study materials are even so outdated and have not been reviewed for years. The "Computers in Society" textbook for example, still caries instructions from Windows XP Operating system


The conduct of examinations and organisation at the Centers particularly the Mushin center is an eyesore. Invigilators do not conduct themselves properly and do not give the allotted time for the exams. A section of the students can even start same exams like 20 minutes before others due to poor organisation and distribution of scripts and everyone will still have to submit at the same time. On one occasion, an invigilator was even bold enough to tell me that she got home late due to traffic the previous day and that is why 35 minutes was cut off from the stipulated time for a particular paper so we can finish on time and she can go home. Can you imagine!


The final straw that broke the camel's back was the recently released 1st semester examinations results. It is audible to the deaf and visible to the blind that the scripts were not thoroughly marked probably due to the fact that time was fleeting and second semester had started. Thus, random scores were distributed to students. I had 3 straight F's in courses that were well read and covered, so easy and well answered with utmost degree of precision and with no single cancellation when being answered. These are courses in which I did not even have less than 27/30 in the tests. How come the courses turn out as straight F's? Does the examiner wish to tell me that I could not get 23/70 in the exams I already had a 27/30 to even score a 50 C? This is same for a lot of people. Some of the courses that even turned out as C's were wrongly graded. While some markers played safe by distributing C's, others distributed F's. I think they bit more than they could chew and had thousands of scripts to mark as NOUN does not even seem to have a maximum stipulated number for students to get in. It is all about the money and nothing else.The first thing I feel like doing if I ever get to see whoever marked my script and gave me a C is to land a hot slap on the person's face. How can one put so much effort and have many sleepless nights to prepare for exams and the results turn out this way? I had to check my page severally to ensure I was not checking another person's result. NOUN thinks everyone that comes to register for courses in the institution is a riff-raff that would not prepare very well for exams and will swallow whatever is thrown at them as results.


It is obvious that NOUN has been struck by an aggressive fund generation practice and instruction such that you can barely pass through the school without overpaying for tuition and course registration due to a deliberate attempt to always make students come back by failing to get them registered for some courses in some cases, dishing outright failures for courses that were well done and a lot of other unmentionable scandalous practices. In our own case, dishing out failures is a way of milking about 4,500 naira re-registration fees from each candidate for a course. If you fail 3, that gives about 13, 500 naira extra pay. Imagine multiplying that by thousands of students with similar issues. It costs 10,000 naira to get your scripts remarked and this usually takes so much time to process. Thus, most people just move on, re- register for failed courses to save time rather than wait for the long process and spend more. Either way, NOUN makes money. This is such a big shame!


If NOUN wants to milk people dry and make extra money, why not increase project fees to say 50,000 naira or something else rather than subject people to the psychological trauma of registering for courses that were initially well done. How will it feel being served again, a paper for a course you wrote for an A and never failed but was made to believe you did? How can NOUN stoop so low and degenerate to this stage such that scripts were never marked but random scores were given? How can a whole National Open University of Nigeria be this terrible? How can an institution generate so much money from time to time and cannot put in adequate resources and Manpower to pilot her affairs?


The second semester exams has just begun and I and my colleagues are skeptical about our efforts this time around. We hope that it will not be in vain like it was last semester. This madness that is going on at the National Open University of Nigeria needs to be checked by whoever needs to. This is a case of being oppressed with no one to fight for one as it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than to get attended to whenever anything goes wrong at the National Open University of Nigeria. However, we still trust our dear Nairaland to bring to the fore, these sort of heartlessness and evil being perpetrated by the National Open University of Nigeria.

murmee:
My dear, Lagos is not a bit congested. Lagos is saturated. It is overwhelmed!

Hahahaha. I see. It is the smallest state in Nigeria and the OP based the whole of Nigeria on just Lagos when there is fresh air and space in other places.

Digitalwitch:
You get sense my broda.

Thanks jare. Don't mind the poorly written article. Out of all the countries, the writer did not even see better countries that are regular aside Monaco that people debate if it is a country or not. No pictures, nothing. The blogosphere needs to be cleared of vanity blogging from useless and half baked writers.

The write up is not true. How many places in Nigeria do people pay " omo onile" or pay twice for a piece of land? I have seen worse countries than Nigeria. Lagos may be a bit congested but other places are spacious with cheap accommodation. Useless article!

tolexy007:
The poll shows Bob 75 and Saraki 25, but if the poll is BTW Bob and Lifeless, you will see Bob 95 And Lifeless 5... Lifeless will b like

The funny thing is that some of you that call Buhari lifeless may even die before him. #Fact

erico2k2:
Nah like dis people dey kill others unto say them hear voices say make dem kill, what do we call that agaion
Madness**

You do not even understand a simple sarcasm. Na wa o

Hhenryy:
Lol, you can put your money on France, they are the favorites to progress. I only made my analysis based on the last performance of both teams... Uruguay are coming into this one as underdogs considering the past records of France @the world cup.

That factor will definitely come into play and it's natural for Uruguay to have a little bit of fear and doubt within them and France can exploit that. But if Uruguay play without fear especially how they were resolute against Portugal, then France will be in serious trouble.

France don't have a good defence but their MF is compact. If they can silent suarez and cavani and probe their jam packed defence with the pace of mbappe, they will get results.

Uruguay is not an underdog when it comes to the world cup. May I remind you that, they are not even France's mate? For he records, Uruguay has won the FIFA World Cup 2 times while France has only won once. At the last World Cup, they were far better than France. Uruguay has been known to always cause trouble and they are so clinical in front of goal. They are also very compact. Your analysis has loopholes.

Vrengkat:
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Which one is "fact farm" again? Bloody copycats of "fact verse"

I said it.

I seriously hope this does not happen.

I want Nigeria to win but what do you guys think about this pattern?

Pls guys, try and use some common sense when analysing football. Mikel is the best midfielder we have. Without Mikel, the whole midfield will be in a bad state. Moreover, no one passes the ball better than Mikel. In fact, in our last match, the attempted long range passes by Etebor, Ndidi and Co were so woeful. Mikel is the only one that can send accurate long passes in that midfield. He also coordinates the midfield well all the time and gives good instructions. If he sits in the bench, we are finished!