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TRY AND PLAY THIS, ONLY IF YOU CAN

Soccer / Japan / J. League Cup, Group A
1 22.04.15 11:00 FC Tokyo - Sagan Tosu (1X2) FC Tokyo ?-? 1.75
2 22.04.15 11:00 Ventforet Kofu - Albirex Niigata (1X2) Niigata Albirex ?-? 1.90
3 22.04.15 11:00 Matsumoto Yamaga FC - Sanfrecce Hiroshima (1X2) Sanfrecce Hiroshima ?-? 2.15

Soccer / Japan / J. League Cup, Group B
4 22.04.15 11:00 Shimizu S-Pulse - Vegalta Sendai (Double Chance) Shimizu S-Pulse/X ?-? 1.35
5 22.04.15 11:00 Nagoya Grampus - Yokohama F Marinos (Double Chance) Nagoya Grampus/X ?-? 1.25
6 22.04.15 11:00 Vissel Kobe - Kawasaki Frontale (Double Chance) X/Kawasaki Frontale ?-? 1.40


ODD: 17 (ACCUMULATOR)

BEST LUCK

Soccer / Japan / J. League Cup, Group A
1 22.04.15 11:00 FC Tokyo - Sagan Tosu (First Team to win either half ) Yes 1.50
2 22.04.15 11:00 Ventforet Kofu - Albirex Niigata (Second Team to win either half ) Yes 1.60
3 22.04.15 11:00 Matsumoto Yamaga FC - Sanfrecce Hiroshima (First Team to win either half ) Yes 2.05

odd: 5

play this before 11am.

Good luck

nodawa:
TRY THIS AS WELL 80%

Blackburn Rovers - Millwall FC
Double Chance
Blackburn Rovers/X c 1.30

Milton Keynes Dons - Doncaster Rovers
1X2
Milton Keynes Dons c 1.35

Rochdale FC - Leyton Orient
1X2
Rochdale FC c 2.30

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
1X2
Swindon Town c 1.70
Stake:1000
Odds:6.862
Winning: 6862.00

THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY

GOOD DAY

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
1

instead of double chance.
tomorrow is another day.

nodawa:
OR YOU TRY THIS ONE BELOW AND STAKE WISELY

Blackburn Rovers - Millwall FC
Double Chance
Blackburn Rovers/X c 1.30

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
Double Chance
Swindon Town/X c 1.15

Milton Keynes Dons - Doncaster Rovers
Double Chance
Milton Keynes Dons/X c 1.07

Rochdale FC - Leyton Orient
Double Chance
Rochdale FC/X c 1.30

Stake:#1,000
Odds:2.08
Winning:2080.00

congrats to those who played this as well

nodawa:
PLAY THESE GAMES AND STAKE IT HEAVILY

Blackburn Rovers - Millwall FC
Double Chance
Blackburn Rovers/X c 1.30

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
Double Chance
Swindon Town/X c 1.15

Milton Keynes Dons - Doncaster Rovers
1X2
Milton Keynes Dons c 1.35

Stake:#20,000
Odds:2.018

if you play this congrats. see u tomorrow

TRY THIS AS WELL 80%

Blackburn Rovers - Millwall FC
Double Chance
Blackburn Rovers/X c 1.30

Milton Keynes Dons - Doncaster Rovers
1X2
Milton Keynes Dons c 1.35

Rochdale FC - Leyton Orient
1X2
Rochdale FC c 2.30

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
1X2
Swindon Town c 1.70
Stake:1000
Odds:6.862
Winning: 6862.00

THAT'S ALL FOR TODAY

GOOD DAY

OR YOU TRY THIS ONE BELOW AND STAKE WISELY

Blackburn Rovers - Millwall FC
Double Chance
Blackburn Rovers/X c 1.30

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
Double Chance
Swindon Town/X c 1.15

Milton Keynes Dons - Doncaster Rovers
Double Chance
Milton Keynes Dons/X c 1.07

Rochdale FC - Leyton Orient
Double Chance
Rochdale FC/X c 1.30

Stake:#1,000
Odds:2.08
Winning:2080.00

PLAY THESE GAMES AND STAKE IT HEAVILY

Blackburn Rovers - Millwall FC
Double Chance
Blackburn Rovers/X c 1.30

Swindon Town - Walsall FC
Double Chance
Swindon Town/X c 1.15

Milton Keynes Dons - Doncaster Rovers
1X2
Milton Keynes Dons c 1.35

Stake:#20,000
Odds:2.018

Play this 2 odds

Second Team to win either half
Zorya D Lugansk - Shakhtar D Donetsk
Yes

Under/Over 3,5 goals
CLB BD Thanh Hoa - B Binh Duong
Under 3.5 goals

Odd: 2.25

Best of luck

Ticket :
Psg – St Etiene 1(1.45)
Barcelona – Almeria – 2+PP(1.70)
Deportivo – Cordoba 1(1.80)
St. Gallen – Basel 2(1.90)
Odd:8.67

Single
Italy: Seria A
18:30 Parma – Udinese
Tip:2
Odd:2.30

Single
Rayo Vallecano – Real Madrid
Tip: 2/2
Odd: 1.80

Single
Blackburn Rovers – Liverpool FC
Tip : 2
Odd: 1.75

Single
PSG – Saint Etienne
Tip : 1/1
Odd: 2.20

best of luck

You are right my brother.
If you can't solve someone problem I think you shouldn't add to it. I so much appreciate people that give us good game here, they know themselves. I pray more grease to your elbow. You are a giver and you shall not lack.

Thanks. More GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENs

oribukola1:
Thanks for your observation and advice, @ Khaytunechi


Like i said earlier, i'm going nowhere and for your info, sports is my most active section and this is the only thread i'm on nairaland.

If you would recall, when i started posting games, i was dropping my snipped ticket as played and the amount staked but for some people who complained about difficulty in viewing via their phones, i started pasting it.

I'm working on a strategy, until i'm done, i can keep posting games for you to tweak but i'm actually working on something mega.

Many thanks to everyone, i can't mention all the names of everyone on the thread but i'm sure we know ourselves and you guys have been doing a great job.

However, i have observed something and it bothers me and i'm hoping you'll all reason with me and make a decision to avert such trend. I have noticed some people drop some impossible games here and i don't seem to know the reason(s) for such actions. By impossible, i mean it will take a miracle for the such a ticket to come green.

In that light, i hereby seek the consent of the house that, henceforth, any game(s), ticket(s) or whatsoever what would be dropped should carry what amount the person staked it with just like writejhn and frescvv as been doing. It increases the confidence level of others on the picks and it'll reduce fake picks.

House, it is for your consideration as i feel many picks are been dropped to mislead us.

What do you say?

@sagebiz. I've sent you a mail my brother pls check

So if they contacted an agent or immigration lawyer the visa is 100% sure or it could be denial as well

justwise:
I doubt that, maybe they contacted an agent or immigration lawyer.

Thanks

justwise:
Your salary may be an issue but there is no harm in trying

I work as junior staff in FED GOVT salary less than 50k been working for over 8yrs.
No huge amount in my account.
Do I still have chance of give the visa?

justwise:
Do you work or have good source of income in Nigeria? Something that will act as your tie-to Nigeria? You still need to provide those even as its all expenses paid trip

30yrs of age, federal govt Junior staff with small salary less than 50k. thanks so much

worry359:
You should show some spending money, but may be not the whole cost of the trip.
A question how old are you?
You WILL have to show very good "ties to home" to prove that you will return home after the visit.
Letter from employer, landed property, family , children all help.

Please house I need to confirm this, If a Uk citizen with red passport send someone invitation letter that stated in the invitation letter that he has taken care of all the expenses accomodation and Co and even bought the ticket. will the person in Nigeria (invite) need the huge account again or just any amount. pls help me with this.
may God bless us all

Thanks so much
what really bother me is that firstly the man is white from USA working in UK as medical doctor and he didn't ask of anything which he even said he would pay for the ticket. and also said when my brother enters UK he would make sure he gets his stay within short period.

justwise:
Primary 1 scam

Pls help me out on this.
somebody in the UK told my brother that He has applied 2Yrs residence visa for my brother in UK and it will take 2weeks to be out after that he would send it to him what my brother sent to him is data page of his passport. how possible could that be? and will the person appear at embassy again if it is truth.

and also which of document will my brother take along? Thank you my people.

pls I need someone to shed more light on this.
an agent called my brother to bring his passport for 3years working permit visa in australia with ship or when reaching there he can change the visa to another company.
he has not collected any money from him because he would collect money after the visa is confirmed.
my questions are: is it possible to issue 3years working permit foelr someone in nigeria and come over to work with it?
Secondly , can someone comfirm any visa status in nigeria may be through site to just verify if is valid or fake visa?.

Thank you. may God bless you all.

PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE USE
ABUJA: SUNDAY, 9 NOVEMBER, 2014.
Our attention has been drawn to some media
reports concerning the statutory functions of
the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC)
which gave erroneous impressions on some
recent judicial pronouncements.
Conscious of the negative implications that
such insinuations could have on
unsuspecting members of the public and in
view of the need to clear the air on the
matter, we wish to point out that while there
were cases decided against the FRSC in the
recent past, there were equally others that
were in favour of the Commission, as
delivered both at the High Courts and the
Court of Appeal.
It is pertinent to further state that in the
hierarchy of courts and based on the principle
of decided cases, the decisions of Appellate
Courts are superior to those of Lower Courts.
Accordingly, we wish to state that the recent
Court of Appeal judgment in favour of FRSC
in the case of FRSC vs. Emmanuel Ofoegbu
supersedes that of the High Court judgments.
For the avoidance of doubt, some of the
highlights of the decided cases involving
FRSC from January 2014 to 31st October,
2014 are that of 7th March, 2014, in Suit No .
FHC/AB/CS/164/2013 between Kabir
Akingbola Esq. and FRSC & 3 others. The
Plaintiff/Applicant had filed an Originating
Summons under the Fundamental Human
Rights Enforcement Procedure at the Federal
High Court, Abeokuta where he sought for
judicial determination of the following, among
others;
Whether the Federal Road Safety Commission
had the requisite powers to impose fines
summarily on the applicant for allegedly
committed traffic offence without being tried
by a judicial tribunal?
Whether seizure of the car of the applicant
did not amount to breach of his right to own
property?
Whether the Respondent’s act of impounding
the applicant’s car with his professional wig
and gown did not amount to breach of his
right to life?
After considering the case of both parties, the
Federal High Court, Abeokuta held, inter-alia,
that neither the Federal Road Safety
Commission (Establishment) Act, 2007 nor
the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2012
had any provision making the determination
of their authority final, and that applicant had
every right to have refused to pay the fine
stipulated in the Notice of Offence and to
have opted for a judicial interpretation which
the Notice of Offence indicated. Applicant
however opted to pay the fine before
complaining. Therefore, the Applicant failed to
prove a case of violation of his Fundamental
Rights and his application was dismissed in
favour of the FRSC.
In another case of 26th March, 2014- Suit No
FHC/L/CS/436/09 between Bren Williams
Nigeria Ltd vs. FRSC instituted at the Federal
High court, Lagos by the applicant, he sought
the following reliefs;
A Declaration that the defendant (FRSC), its
officials, servants and/or agents had no
constitutional power or authority to arrest,
detain the 2nd Plaintiff.
A Declaration that the defendant (FRSC) its
officials and/or agents had no constitutional
power or authority to arrest, detain and
impose fines on the 1st Plaintiff in respect of
its pick-up van with registration number CG
691 MUS.
A Declaration that the defendant had
adjudged the 2nd Plaintiff guilty on the spot
at Ikorodu by ordering the 2nd Plaintiff to
proceed to Epe to pay a fine of N3,000
stipulated in the Notice of Offence while the
pick-up van was being detained.
Order of perpetual injunction restraining the
FRSC from further arresting, detaining and
imposing fine charges on the 1st Plaintiff’s
pick-up van.
Hon. Justice JT Tsoho , presiding, held, inter-
alia, that FRSC was statutorily entitled to
arrest the plaintiff’s vehicle for road traffic
violation and having done so, without more,
the plaintiffs could not establish a case of
false imprisonment as alleged and so the
plaintiffs’ action failed, and the prayer for
perpetual injunction was unfounded and
unconscionable. The Court further held that it
would not inhibit the defendant (FRSC) from
performing its statutory functions.
Furthermore, on 26th March, 2014, in Suit
No. FHC/L/CS/1332/13 between Emmanuel
A. Ofoegbu and FRSC, the plaintiff sought the
following reliefs among others;
An Order of the court declaring that
threatening to arrest and/or arresting the
plaintiff and/or impounding his vehicle as
from 1/10/2013 or any other date for using a
number plate pursuant to the National Road
Traffic Regulations, 2004 without any law
validly made in accordance with the 1999
Constitution prohibiting the use of the said
number plate and/or declaring its use, an
offence and prescribing penalty thereof in a
written law was a violation of applicant’s
fundamental rights under Section 36(12) of
the 1999 Constitution.
An Order of Injunction restraining the FRSC
from arresting the applicant or his vehicle for
using the said number plate…etc.
Justice JT Tsoho, presiding, held, inter-alia
that, FRSC had no statutory powers to set
deadlines for change over the new number
plates since there was no enabling law to
that effect. This decision was immediately
appealed against by the FRSC and on 31st
October, 2014, and the Court of Appeal sitting
in Lagos, unanimously held that FRSC had
statutory powers in line with the 1999
Constitution under the FRSC (Establishment)
Act, 2007 and National Road Traffic
Regulations, 2012 to regulate the use of
number plates and to set deadlines for
change over to new ones as provided for in
the National Road Traffic Regulations, 2012.
On 30th June, 2014, in Suit No. A/136/2014
– Chief Ajefo Ekwo vs. FRSC, in a case
instituted by the Plaintiff/Applicant at the
Anambra State High Court Awka, the
applicant had sought the following reliefs;
A declaration that the mandatory directive
issued by FRSC to all motorists presently
registered to re-register their vehicles for the
purpose of replacing their old number plates
with new ones was illegal and
unconstitutional.
A declaration that FRSC had no authority or
power under any existing law to enforce
compliance with the said directive.
A declaration that FRSC had no powers under
any existing law to discontinue the use of
old vehicle registration licences and driver’s
licences and direct the issuance of new
vehicle registration licences and driver’s
licence in place of existing ones.
A declaration that FRSC had no powers under
the law to engage in the production of motor
vehicle number plate and driver’s licence.
A declaration that FRSC had no powers to
impound any vehicle which failed to re-
register and obtain new number plates.
Order of perpetual injunction restraining the
FRSC or its agents from putting into effect the
mandatory directive for abrogation of existing
vehicle number plates etc.
The Chief Judge of Anambra State, Hon.
Justice peter Umeadi, after considering the
case of both parties held, inter-alia, that the
FRSC (Establishment) Act, 2007 and the
National Road Traffic Regulations, 2012 are
existing laws made pursuant to the 1999
Constitution and that the FRSC legitimately
derived its powers to produce and regulate
the use and design of vehicle number plates
and driver’s licence as well as arresting
suspected offenders and detaining vehicles
that violate road traffic regulations under the
existing law.
In the case of 4th July, 2014 between Gideon
Ndubuisi vs. FRSC, Suit No. OKP/
HC/15/2013, the applicant had challenged
the powers of FRSC to impound his vehicle
and impose fines when he had not been tried
and found guilty by a competent court. The
Benue State High Court sitting at Otukpo and
presided over by Hon. Justice DE Igoh, held,
inter-alia that FRSC was statutorily
empowered to arrest applicant and impound
his vehicle for committing road traffic
offences.
Yet in the case of 26th September, 2014, Suit
No. FHC/L/CS/1234/13, between Tope Alabi
vs. FRSC & 2 others, the applicant had filed
an action at the Federal High Court Lagos,
seeking among others, a declaration that his
arrest, seizure of his driver’s licence, vehicle
papers and imposition of fines by the FRSC
without an Order of court was illegal, null and
void. Hon. Justice JT Tsoho presiding held,
inter-alia, that FRSC had no powers to
impose fines and that such would amount to
usurpation of court functions.
We appeal to members of the public to
contrast this decision with the earlier one in
the Bren Williams case by the same court.
Consequently, an Appeal against this
decision is being processed.
On 31st October, 2014, in deciding the case
between FRSC vs. Emmanuel Ofoegbu, in Suit
No. CA/L/412/2014, the Court of Appeal
sitting in Lagos, overruled the judgment of
the Federal High Court (supra) decided in
March, 2014, and held, inter-alia, that the
FRSC (Establishment) Act, 2007 and the
National Road Traffic Regulations, 2012 were
valid laws made pursuant to the 1999
Constitution and that the provisions of the
NRTR, 2012 were enforceable from 1st
October, 2013, the deadline earlier set by
FRSC.
We have taken pains to briefly highlight the
above cases so that members of the public
would have a clear perception of issues
involved as well as the current position of the
law. We believe that there are enough judicial
pronouncements to the fact that FRSC has
adequate legal and statutory backing to
perform its functions as stated in the Federal
Road Safety Commission (Establishment) Act,
2007 and the National Road Traffic
Regulations, 2012.
It is also evidently clear that those
brandishing the judgment in the Tope Alabi
case as delivered in September, 2014 as
against the plethora of other cases from the
Federal and State High Courts that were in
favour of FRSC which emphasized the
constitutional powers of FRSC to arrest erring
road traffic offenders, impound vehicles used
to commit such offences and impose
statutorily stipulated fines for such offences
are deliberate mischief makers bent on
misleading unsuspecting members of the
public for reasons best known to them.
More importantly, the October 31st 2014
judgment of the Court of Appeal in FRSC vs
Emmanuel Ofoegbu made it abundantly clear
that FRSC has statutory and constitutional
powers to arrest, detain vehicles of road
traffic violators, regulate and set deadline for
the usage and renewal of motor vehicle
licenses, number plates and driver licenses.
The Corps Marshal and Chief Executive of the
Federal Road Safety Corps, Boboye Oyeyemi
therefore, appeals to members of the public to
disregard such people, and urges road users
to obey extant road traffic laws and
regulations in their overall legal and safety
interests. Corps Marshal Oyeyemi assures
members of the public that FRSC and its
operatives will continue to perform within the
ambit of the law, and seeks the understanding
and collaboration of all citizens as we strive
to evolve a safer road environment that
would be immensely beneficial to all of us as
individual road users and our nation at large.
Finally, as the year winds to a close, the
Corps Marshal appeals to all road users to
use the road carefully so that we can all have
a crash-free, peaceful and joyful yuletide
celebration.

Sani Abdullahi
Superintendent Route Commander,
Media Assistant to the Corps Marshal and
Chief Executive,
Federal Road Safety Corps,
National Headquarters, Abuja.
9 November, 2014

God bless Nigeria God bless FRSC

itunu8:
if i come with an employment visa, will dey still collect my passport because i dont plan to stay dere for 2 years oo...

yes they will

They are no more collecting tax papers and payslips again.

tzetzefly: A virgin passport so to say for a visa on a trip to France, will be greatly difficult task.

Try going to the UK for now to boost your travel experience.

Get your documents ready: tax papers, payslips, C of O, bank statements>> personal and business, etc.

Good luck.

yes there is 3years employment visa mostly free zone

omoteamac: boss...pls is there anything like 3yrs employment visa?

megastu: nodawa: I'm on short visit visa cos I will be in Netherlands on 26. But I wish to visit France , how easy for someone to cross from Holland to France or is it possible for me to go straight to France cos I booked for air France ticket so after some days I will now move to Netherlands . Pls I need your enlightenment on it. Thank you.


You can take the Euroline bus. It is very cheap and a nice way to see the country side.

thank you so much

1 dirham is 45 or 44 naira.
Just multiply it by yourself.
Good day

Teeklef: How much is 1450dhs in naira?

Thanks to u 2good. U are blessed

thanks so much

esteltiarra: .

Since it is a Schengen visa it allows you to move freely within the Schengen zone,secondly, since you book air France,your point of arrival will be in France, once you are stamped in, you can either take a train to Holland and vice versa.........

I'm on short visit visa cos I will be in Netherlands on 26. But I wish to visit France , how easy for someone to cross from Holland to France or is it possible for me to go straight to France cos I booked for air France ticket so after some days I will now move to Netherlands . Pls I need your enlightenment on it. Thank you.

Please house, how easy for someone to move from Austria
to France with Austria visit or tourist visa?
Hope there won't be problem ?

Please house, how easy for someone to move from Austria to France with Austria visit or tourist visa?
Hope there won't be problem ?