boron10: Now i understand why they were clamouring for a change in venue under the guise of security challenges of Nigeria.

They country needed to cut transportation cost but getting to play at a venue where direct flight from their country is possible.

I feel they ought to have come clean and seek financial assisstance from Nigeria.

Now breeze don blow, foul yansh don open.

The Flames may be unable to raise the needed funds for their trip to Calabar in time to face the Super Eagles on September 7 having used up the bulk of their annual budget

Malawi might be unable to prosecute their final Group F 2014 World Cup qualifier against Nigeria on September 7 due to shortfall in funding.

The Football Association of Malawi (FAM) told media on Thursday that the Flames require about $121, 212 to travel to Nigeria.

FAM had spent most of its annual allocation on participating in the regional Cosafa Cup held in Zambia as well as World Cup qualifiers against Kenya and Namibia.

“We don’t have the required amount of money. Government has indicated the funds that were used during World Cup qualifiers against Kenya and Namibia were part of the 2013/14 national budget,” FAM general secretary Suzyo Nyirenda was quoted by Nyasatimes.com.

“We were not aware of this arrangement, we have been taken unaware because, to us, expenses that were incurred prior and after Kenya and Namibia games were settled by funds within the 2012/13 financial year which ended on June 31, 2013.”

This unavailability of funds means the Flames will be unable to camp for four days in Botswana where they had been scheduled to play a friendly match against the Botswana national team.

If they are unable to travel, they will forfeit the three points on offer to Nigeria and may also be punished by Fifa. However, officials remain optimistic that the government will come to the team’s rescue.

Malawi released a list of 23 players that will take on the Super Eagles last week.

Full squad

Owen Chaima (Big Bullets), Charles Swini (Silver Strikers), James Sangala (free agent), Moses Chavula (Costa do Sol), Harry Nyirenda (Black Leopards), John Langesi (Civo United), Limbikani Mzava (Bloemfontein Celtic), George Nyirenda (Big Bullets), Lucky Malata (Silver Strikers), Foster Namwera (Ferroviaro de Nampula, Mozambique), Chimango Kayira (Big Bullets), Robert N’gambi (Platinum Stars), Dave Banda (Kamuzu Barracks),Tawonga Chimodzi (Greece), Phillip Masiye (Blue Eagles),Micium Mhone (Blue Eagles), Douglas Chirambo (Big Bullets), Peter Wadabwa (Golden Arrows),Chiukepo Msowoya (Maxaquene),Robin Ngalande (Wits University),Gabadinho Mhango (Big Bullets), Atusaye Nyondo (University of Pretoria), John C.J. Banda (Blue Eagles)

wiegraf:

This has been done to death. Look up HDI and countries with lowest crime rates. Most have considerable atheist populations, higher than average. Does atheism lead to less crime? I would say yes, but that's besides the point. What matters here is that the presence of sizable atheist populations does NOT increase the crime rate (indeed it seems to do the opposite), so this view holds no water.

Do note though what you consider ethical may not be what I consider ethical. But as far as rights are concerned, most would agree those developed countries are way ahead of the rest, eg the developing world. Or do you think 9ja, which generates trillions in spirit power and piousness, is more ethical? Your opinion, but I'd strongly have to disagree if you think so.

Also, who do you think is more 'good', the one good without coercion or the one who's being good because he has a gun to his head? What happens if you remove the gun or the person with the gun tells him to blow himself up and win 72 vi.rgins?

There's more, but this is enough I suppose.

Toluwarni: when any of your loved one or relative die and i laugh my a*ss off and make silly jokes them, please remember this statement you just made.. And ill tell you the exact thing you just said.. Ps: may God not let it happen to any of your loved one

jeffizy:
Naija papers?
That will be a while.
In naija wey foreigner is regarded as brocoli and our own ppl seen as ewedu.

Nickydrake:

Yeah, those people certainly didn't live the way they came...if you get my meaning.

bebe2: up naija!!!!

casticsblog: nawa ooo
wats with this celebs and having kids out of wedlukk?
p- squarez,wizkid,olamide....!
gush,ladies wats wrong wif us?

lordizak: its only perverts that think lyk U. Nothing iz wrong with it. I bathed all my younger once.