KingKingKing:
And that was the biggest mistake of your life.. Chelsea killed your career and made sure they buried it..

Had you gone to Man U, they would have turned you into a Magnificent Superstar, we all dreamt off.

May our Lives not end up badly like Mike's, definitely "money-wise" but in terms of being so irrelevant

Though I don't support pulling out of a contract because "agreement is agreement, " he did not lose in that move.
He won everything in Chelsea and also added additional trophy (Europa cup), which he wouldn't have won in Manchester United, within the period.
Playing till now shows that Chelsea did not kill his career as you and many others have posited here.

No matter how you look at it, the referee will have his conscience pricking him for not awarding that penalty. The question I have for all those supporting the referee's decision is should it have been so if a Nigerian player was the one that is involved.
Any cursory observation of the referee's decision will demonstrate that he'd have not wasted time to award a penalty if the Argentine's were the ones complaining. If you endeavour to conceal the evidence of your crime, you will look even guiltier.
What about the Iheanacho's scenario in the first half. Even as he started to writhe on the ground, the referee refused to do the needful. Was it not the remote cause of the penalty he awarded to us in the second half?
While I accept that our players missed some of their chances, dishonesty in officiating is one foible I cannot tolerate. I have watched matches on many occasions and I have seen similar scenario that earned some teams penalty. Not visiting the VAR room would have vindicated him but going there to see it has exposed him.

The poster is on point whilst missing one thing: the catch 22 factor. A fresh graduate is looking for a job and he's asked to go and get an experience. In this case, he's looking for who to employ him to get the experience and nobody is helping him and... We all know how painful it is.
Eighty per cent of unemployable Nigerian graduates are victims of Nigerian factor.

I'm not against this post but I'm against these girls getting pregnant and coming to stay in their father's house. A pregnant girl should be under the steward of whoever that is responsible of the pregnancy.
But there is a condition I'll listen to such girl. Let's say it was a rape that took place before the pregnancy, I'll consider harbouring her.
If it was a consensual sex that led to it I would not tolerate it.

Nnennaama86:
Hello peeps . Good morning. Please any one who can help Mr shed more light on waec marking. Never done it before but want to try this year. Please when will it start and what are the pre requisites? Thanks.

It will start on Friday around 4pm but is advisable to be there earlier as you are a new comer.
Just go with your credentials as a graduate then locate the section with the subject you've emphasis on.
Another thing you should know is that the staylites are considered before the freshers who are considered to be gatecrashers.

You share the same commitment with me. Ever since I saw the advert, I have not made any attempt to apply. The previous Federal Government jobs I applied were to no avail.
When I applied for DSSC, the police officer that refereed for me made it clear that it's a waste of time. I did not understand what he meant until when the list was released. When I went through the list and saw some candidates that did not majored in a course that was advertised there that made it, I realised that the officer was correct. Everybody that made attempt to get enlisted to NAF that year will attest to the fact that a particular candidate that pursued a career in Arabic was enlisted.
This was the reason why I did not take offence for that officer's refusal to referee for me when NA advertised theirs that same year.
It is one of the worst things that has happened to Nigerians from economically disadvantaged background. If you don't have anybody at the top your chance of getting FG job is as narrow as what simile is yet to qualify.
Today I have lost hope in Nigeria. In fact, my staying in Nigeria is contingent of raising enough money to leave.

Aeesha2:
Dear Naira landers , I graduated from university in 2012 and ever since then there has been no federal government job openings that I did not and have not applied for but not even a call or a message to tell me " o girl, we don't want to employ you". NNPC, DPR, NIM, etc. same story.
To start a business I applied for a loan of 100k in BOI since June 2017 but the last time I received a loan was been processed was in October 2017.
FrRSC portal is open now and I have been receiving calls to go and apply. But se Ogun laye ni?
I said I don't want to waste my hope and data.
BUT if you know that you have a LONG LEG as specified by the Federal government of Nigeria, please, encourage me.

This is an evocative headline that is meant to pull in readers. You don't joke with this type of thing.

sotall:


Change the entire keyboard

Please like how much will it cost me?

My Samsung laptop is having a keyboard problem. Some buttons working and some not working.
What should I do?

Germany – Bundesliga

Leon Balogun substituted on 79 minutes after a suspected fractured Cheek bone.

Scotland – Scottish Cup Semi-final

Hibernian 2-4 Celtic

Center back played the duration of the cup semi final against his former side, but Hibs lost.

Austria – Tipico Bundesliga

Austria Vienna 0-1 Rapid Vienna

Ibrahim Alhassan featured for 90 minutes in his first Wien derby. After missing Thursday’s Europa League match, the midfielder had hoped to make a statement but got off on a sore note as he was booked with just ten minutes played. The game ended with a defeat for the home side.

English – Premier League

Swansea 1-2 Leicester

Caretaker Manager, Michael Appelton kept faith with Wilfred Ndidi handing him 90 minutes while Kelechi Iheanacho was an unused sub.

Everton 2-5 Arsenal

Alex Iwobi was not called off the bench for the game.

English Championship

Barnsley 0-1 Hull City

Right-back Ola Aina put in another 90 minutes shift to help the Tigers pull off a win on thee road.

Nottingham 2-0 Burton

Out-of-favor Super Eagles midfielder, Hope Akpan was not used in this game. He was on the bench for the entire match.

Sheffield 2-1 Reading

Forward Sone Aluko played 66 minutes for Reading FC and was replaced with his side 2-0 down; the goals were scored in the opening 37 minutes of the match.

Wolves 3-2 Preston

19-year-old forward Enobakhare Bright came on in the 75 minutes. His side scored an own goal but held out for the win.

Italy – Serie A

Torino 0-1 AS Roma

Young striker, Umar Sadiq started and played all 90 minutes for Torino going close to scoring twice.

Austria – Tipico Bundesliga

Sturm Graz 3-2 Mattersburg

Emeka Friday came on in the 78th minute for Sturm Graz and eight minutes later he turned provider for his side’s third goal.

Hungary – OTP Bank Liga

Ferencvaros 1-0* Ujpest

Former Flying Eagles winger Obinna Nwobodo started for his side, Ujpest, but the game started off seemingly bad for the player. He was cautioned on 24 minutes and later replaced on the hour mark.

Portugal – Primeira Liga

Feirense 1-0 Rio Ave

Box to box midfielder Oghenekaro Etebo was actively involved for 90 minutes as Feirense secured a slim 1-0 victory on Saturday.

Qatar – Premier League

Qatar SC 0-3 Al Ahli Doha

Michael Babatunde started and played 90 for Qatar SC, but there was little he could do to help his side on the night as they were peppered.

Russia – Premier League

SKA Khabarovsk 2-2 UFA

Sly Igbonu played 90 minutes while Fatai Kehinde was introduced with 6 minutes left on the clock.

Spartak Moscow 0-0 Amkar

After a lengthy four-month spell on the sidelines with a groin injury, Fegor Ogude returned to the bench for a second consecutive week. He would later make a cameo , coming on with a minute before regulation time.

Turkey – Super Lig

Osmanlispor 3-0 Kardemir Karabuk

With their side bottom of the table, securing three points on day was a refreshing feeling for Aminu Umar who contributed played 90 minutes. His teammate Raheem Lawal was an unused sub though.

Yeni Malatyaspor 0-0 Trabzonspor

Onazi Ogenyi started played only 60 minutes for Trabzonspor on Saturday as they managed only a point.

Sivasspor 0-0 Bursaspor

Mikel Agu and William Troost-Ekong played 90 minutes in Bursaspor’s goalless draw. The former was booked on 59 minutes.

Antalyaspor 2-1 Kasimpasa

Kenneth Omeruo played all 90 minutes in Kasimpasa’s 2-1 loss away from home.

France – Ligue 1

Nantes 2-1 Guingamp

Chidozie Awaziem scored the opener from a corner kick, heading in his first goal since joining the club. Subsequently Nantes won; Ranieri’s sixth win in 10 league matches.

Netherlands – Eredivisie

Venlo 0-2 Den Hag

He’s yet to make his international debut, but it has not slowed Tyronne Ebuehi down and on Saturday he put in another sterling display in his side’s victory.

AZ Alkmaar 3-0 Utrecht

22-year-old forward, Fred Friday was on the bench for the duration of the match.

CAF Champions League

Al Ahly 6-2 Etoile Sahel

Striker Ajayi started and played only 68 minutes for the Egyptian giants as they booked a spot in the final against Wydad Casablanca.

Belgium – Jupiler League

Mouscron 1-3 Standard Liege

Taiwo Awoniyi played 90 minutes for Mouscron as did Uche Agbo for the visitors.

Eupen *4-1 KV Mechelen

Eupen’s George Jamabo was on the bench as an unused sub.

St Truiden 1-0 Oostende

Joseph Akpala came on in the 83rd minute but could not help his side as they fell on the day and remain rooted in bottom of the Jupiler league table.

Kortrijk 1-1 Gent

Moses Simon scored his first league goal of the season to give his side the lead on the stroke of hour mark and four minutes later his Samuel Kalu was introduced.

On the 83rd minute, Anderson Esiti was subbed off by Gent.

Summer signing, Abdul Jeleel Ajagun played 90 minutes for Kortrijk.

Anderlecht 0-1 Genk

Coming off a good performance in the UCL, Onyekuru would have hoped to continue his goalscoring run in the Jupiler League, but he fired blank as his side fell at home.

Waregem 2-5 Waasland-Beveren

Peter Olayinka and Kingsley Madu were on the losing side on Sunday. The former played all 90 minutes but Madu was unused.

China – Super League

Changchun Yatai 3-1 Jiangsu Suning

Odion Ighalo scored one and provided one in Yatai’s 3-1 win on Sunday. The 28-year-old played the duration of the game.

Chongqing Lifan 1-1 Shanghai Shenhua

Obafemi Martins led the attack for Shanghai Shenhua but though he did not score, he provided the assist for his side’s goal on 30 minutes.

He was later substituted in minute 78.

Tianjin Teda 2-0 Beijing Guoan

Mikel Obi played another 90 minutes action for his side Tianjin Teda; his sixth in succession, as they swim further away from relegation.

Denmark – Superliga

Midtjylland 4-2 Horsens

The day started off poorly for Paul Onachu who managed to get himself booked on 55 minutes. He would redeem himself later with an 87th minute goal in the win.

South Africa – Premier Soccer League

Chippa United 2-1 Cape Town City

Daniel Akpeyi was breached once and early in the 18th minute, but he would shut out Victor Nsofor and his teammates for the remainder of the game. Nsofor was later replaced in the 79th minute.

James Okwuosa played 90 minutes for Chippa United.

Spain – La Liga

Valladolid 2-2 UD Lugo

Ramon Azeez was booked with 11 minutes played on Sunday, but he would give a stellar performance afterwards as Lugo were forced to settle for a point.

Gimnastic 0-3 Alcoron

Ike Uche picked up an injury and was subbed off with only 14 minutes played. His side will go on to lose 3-0.

Sweden –  Allsvenskan

Goteborg 0-1 Ostersunds

Alhaji Gero came off the bench in the 62nd minute for Ostersunds.

Djurgarden 1-1 Hacken

http://www.footballlive.ng/nigerian-players-scorecard-awaziem-moses-simon-score-ajayi-in-caf-cl-final/

With PSG striker Kylian Mbappé etching his name into Champions League folklore with his goal against R.S.C. Anderlecht on Wednesday night, allnigeriasoccer.com has checked the history books for the most productive Nigerian teenager in the history of Europe's flagship club competition.
Mbappé netted his eighth Champions League goal against the Belgian team, and broke the record of the famous Dutch striker Patrick Kluivert by becoming the most productive teenager (up to 19 years) in the history of the competition.

The highest scoring Nigerian teenager in the history of the Champions League is Yakubu Aiyegbeni, who notched five goals before he clocked 20 while defending the colours of Maccabi Haifa.

Born November 22, 1982, Aiyegbeni bagged a hat-trick, the only Nigerian teenager to achieve the feat, against
Olympiacos on September 24, 2002, and scored his fourth and fifth goals against Manchester United (October 29) and Olympiacos (November 13).

The second highest scoring Nigerian teenager in Champions League history is former inter Milan wonderkid Obafemi Martins, who scored four goals representing the Italian outfit.

Born October 28, 1984, Martins grabbed his first Champions League goal against Bayer Leverkusen, aged 18 years, 4 months and 19 days, before finding the net against AC Milan (May 15, 2003).

The following season, the FC Ebedei product tallied his third goal against Arsenal (Sept 17, 2003), before scoring against Anderlecht on September 29, 2004.

Nwankwo Kanu (Ajax Amsterdam), Daniel Amokachi (Club Brugge), Yussuf Ayila (Dynamo Kiev) and Kelechi Iheanacho (Man City) are the other Nigerian teenagers who have scored in the Champions League.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel

Photo Credit : starsixes.com

1bunne4lif:
Thanks for sharing

There are things that happen during the labour and birth process that not even your best friend will share with you. Luckily, we will…

With a first pregnancy, you are probably a bit apprehensive regarding labour and birth. You have read all the books and blogs, packed your hospital bag and think you know what to expect. But there are some things the books, and your friends, won’t tell you.

1. Losing the plug
At the beginning of pregnancy, mucus, generated by the uterus during ovulation, is accumulated in the cervix. As this mucus thickens, it seals the cervix, protecting the growing baby. As your body gets ready for labour, and your cervix starts to dilate, this plug of thick, gloopy, bloody mucus is pushed out.

2. Breaking water
You know those movies where the heavily pregnant woman is walking through the shopping centre and her waters break? Statistics show that only 10% of all pregnant women experience the physical rupturing of the amniotic sac before labour. For most of us, it happens during labour itself, either naturally, or with some help from the doctor or midwife. And, if your water does break on its own, it can be a trickle or a huge gush – it’s that unpredictable!

3. Peeing and farting
Labour and birth is not glamorous. The outcome is beautiful, but the labour – not so much. Your baby manoeuvring his way out of your body puts more pressure on those bits of you that have already been under stress for the past nine months, which may mean that you release a gush of pee or a burst of gas. Don’t worry – the doctors and nurses have seen (and heard) it all before.

Labour and birth is not glamorous. The outcome is beautiful, but the labour – not so much
4. Exposed
In labour, your cervix needs to dilate to 10cm to accommodate your baby’s head (and body) being pushed out. Early labour ends when your cervix is around 4-6cm, and the process starts to accelerate. Labour can be anything from a few hours to over 20 hours, and during this process your caregiver will come check on your progress. This means that multiple people will be checking your baby’s exit route – no time to be embarrassed now.

5. Expect the unexpected
Who knew that vomiting during labour is completely normal? Nausea and vomiting is common if you have an epidural, as this can cause a sudden drop in blood pressure. However, throwing up can occur even if you haven’t had an epidural, due to the pain you are experiencing or due to food sitting in your stomach (fun fact: your digestion process usually stops during labour). To keep this to a minimum, eat only light foods during your earliest stages of pregnancy, and only drink clear liquids or ice chips when in active labour.

6. The afterbirth
Once your baby is out, you still need to birth the placenta. When it separates from your uterus on its own, this is easy. But sometimes it needs a little encouragement. This could mean the doctor or midwife massaging your belly, pressing firmly down to help expel the uterus and blood clots. The doctor will then thoroughly check the placenta to ensure that nothing has been retained. You will also bleed, a lot, after birth.

7. Is that really mine?
Hollywood movies have done us a disservice – we tend to expect that our babies will come out sweet smelling, clean and pretty. The reality is that your baby will be covered with a white sticky substance called vernix that looks a bit like cottage cheese, as well as other bodily fluids and his face will probably be squished up (he has literally been pushed out of a small area). But, to you and your partner – he will be the most beautiful thing you have ever seen – and he is…
SOURCE: www.all4women.co.za

When it was about five minutes to end the match, discontent viewers began to leave in where I watched it. Soon the the shout of goooooooal rented the air. Not knowing who scored, the discontent viewers ignored it.
Soon they discovered that it was in Nigeria's favour. The once seething compatriots became wild with exultation upon hearing the triumphant cries emanating from the mouths of those that watched it to the end. They stormed back with a sense of schadenfreude.
The goal only tied us with the Brazilians, but there was hope as the Bonfre Joe-led team had caught fire. No sooner the referee actuated the first fifteen minutes of the extra time than the Nigerian lanky forward, Kanu Nwankwo, scored the winning goal.
This was when the highest ever 'it is a goooooooal!' was shouted in Nigeria. Many did not know that it signalled the end of the match. The goalkeeper, Joseph Dosu, did not also know that the match was over because of golden goal rule.
In my place, it was a night that people woke to celebrate the seven-goal thriller match. First we heard firework displays, then the real jubilation ensued. A salvo salute and the extraneous noise kept people awake throughout that night.
After a moment of realisation, it dawned on those people that did not understand the meaning of golden goal that Nigeria had won the match. This was when they joined and the whole village agog that night.
It was such that the rowdy noises interfered with people's nightly slumbers. Those who did not join had no choice than to adjure themselves to stay awake, despite not planning it.
That was the night I saw what riveted Nigerians irrespective of their ethnic groups, religious affiliation, etc. as everybody joined to celebrate that victory.
As if that was not enough, another neighbouring village's fans soon joined us, and the whole place agog again. It was already at the wee hours of the day, and yet people did not care.

WAEC has not released my boy's result and he sat for it

Nnennaama86:
Hi peeps. Good evening. Please I need help from experienced teachers here. I saw job ads requesting for teachers with TRCN certification. Please what are the requirements and processes to acquire this? Thanks

If you have educational background that is NCE, B.Ed, B.Sc/Ed, and B.A/Ed then you should go and register straight to any of the registration centres.
If you don't have any educational background degree certificate then you should enrol for a PGDE course to get teaching methodology before you register for it.
Doing PGDE programme in a College of Education, will bag you the TRCN upon graduation but enrolling in NTI will amount to registering for the TRCN after the course.

There is nothing that will make me to pay for a CV. The problem is not with CV. Period! Just last week, a young girl I knew got job in one of the schools that is paying N200K and above in Lekki.
Guess how she got the job? A church member who works there helped facilitate everything. The girl in question is at the tail end of her NCE career.
Now tell me the role CV played in securing such job. Let the employers of labour continue being pedantic in assessing CV, I'm not going to spend anything to upgrade mine.
My qualifications, skills, etc. are conspicuously there for anyone to see. So who cares can always see it and do the needful which is to assess job applicants to know what they have upstair.

onlinesecret:

please, how can I get please how can I get TRCN certificate

If you are in Lagos and you have educational background certificate, go to Topmost school, Maryland, and register for TRCN. It can take like one year to process it.
There are other centres like the main office at Iyana Ipaja also.

https://www.myjobmag.com/readjob/41597/jobs/graduate-and-experienced-academic-amp-non-academic-staff-recruitment-at-charkin-maritime-academy

For those aspiring to be lecturer with even first degree. Though it depends on your course.

immaq8:
any training or just purchase d form, exam then collect d cert. Or...

No training yet. The major thing now is to make the profession not to be an all comers affair.
Also those that don't have educational background are trained for one year i.e PGDE to enable them know teaching methodology.

npowerng:
The assessment is still on .

But I heard that you have started giving devices.

immaq8:
pls throw more light on dis trcn cert. When would be d exam? & after exam what's
Next

It is for those that have NCE and B.Ed. Those that have B.Sc and B.A are also welcomed but on the ground that they first bag PGDE.

Kaysalas:
hi everyone, please i need a teaching job o. i have a Bsc Econs(not Edu) degree from lasu. very proficient in Mathematics and the social science subjects, very familiar with the IGCSE syllabus, and have taught maths at both WAEC and JAMB levels, not forgetting my years of preparing students for common entrance exams. i stay at Agege but willing to take a job anywhere in lagos if the conditions aer favourable. kindly holla if an opportunity comes along.

All these do not qualify you as a teacher until you get your TRCN certificate.

moshine20:

Be kind enough to share your experience with us after you've come back.

I carefully read the post and shifted it to 31st, which is one of the dates posted there. So until after then.

Since you guys have confirmed the collection, I will be going today for mine.

To my surprise, my boy cannot remember the E-MAIL address he used to register JAMB!
Please what should we do to enable us print it?
We made some calls to some online numbers provided by JAMB but they don't seem to be positive result. Also I think they are not the right people to tell me way out.
Please help if you have encountered similar thing

Just to let you know that I like what you said here. The two are not fungible at all.

dangotesmummy:
times have changed.20k in the late 80s or early 90s isn't the same again. The challenges of youths in the late 80s and early 90s isn't the same again.house rent in the late 80s and early 90s isn't the same.we live in more perilous, dangerous and unpredictable times now

Stop comparing when you were 19 then and now

askseunoladele:
HOW TO GET MARRIED ON A 20K SALARY!

If age is no longer on your side, you have found the woman you want to marry but your salary is the barrier between you and your marital promised land, you earn 20k or a little more per month, your sexual urge is getting uncontrollable, you are over 30 and your fiancee wouldn't mind settling down with you, here is the practical way to survive on a 20k salary!

1. Pay your tithe 10%

2. Save 10%

3. Get a room apartment where you will not be paying more than 2k per month.

4. With neighbours, your NEPA bill should not be more than #500:00.

5. Feeding for both you and wife not more than 10k. Always buy your foodstuff in bulk every month, you will save lots of money.

6. Keep 10% for emergencies, that is 2k.

7. The remaining #1,500 will be shared between you and your wife as pocket money. You 1k, wife, #500.

Now listen: you can only do this on the conditions given below:

1. Your wife will get a job to assist you financially so that both of you will put money together to start a business, look for a higher paying job or run your vision that will yield profits, enlarge you and move to a higher level of comfort and wealth. Discuss this thoroughly in courtship and ensures she agrees. That is what courtship is about: to discuss your future and see if you can walk together (Amos 3:3).

2. No baby for the first 2 years while you both work harder and get something better or extra doing to cater for the baby. Discuss this thoroughly. Visit a family planning clinic and get an advise on which family planning method will work for you. Withdrawal sometimes fail and calculating the ovulation period is not completely reliable but if she is very diligent, can consistently monitor her ovulation, you may take the risk but combining with CD is better (I'm talking to mature adults here).

3. There will be pressure from your family especially your mother for her to get pregnant. Stand up for her, shield her, be a man and let your mum know that for personal reasons, it's your decision for her to delay pregnancy. Marriage is for mature men and women, not for boys and girls. You should be responsible and have the final say in your marriage. Your decisions are between you and your wife, whatever anyone else says is secondary! Protect her from your family, stand up for her!

4. Pray diligently and consistently for God to enlarge you.

5. Map out practical plans for you to achieve your dreams.

6. Have the faith that can move mountains! The Bishop Oyedepo and Fela Durotoye's type of faith: These men had almost nothing when they started but their wives were working and assisted them till they broke through.

You can make it before you get married. You don't have to get married on a salary of 20k. The Lord can surprise you with a better job, profitable business or great contracts before you marry, if not yet then don't wait till you are in your 50s before you settle down.

"Two are better than one..." is what the Holy Book says. With your wife's full support and strong faith in you, you will break through the ceiling of limitation and emerge into your glorious destiny. FEEL FREE TO SHARE. God bless you, cheers!
© Seun Oladele, 2017.
www.askseunoladele..com

You did not mention anything about bride price and wedding. Anyway it is possible to people living in your own part of this country.
Those from the East cannot try it because in some areas, they're collecting "killer" bride price.

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