₦airaland Forum

PietroRico:
none of them

PietroRico:
not well enough

PietroRico:
Yawns.. That one no go make up he mind now on Wether to continue giving performances Good enough to keep mkhitaryan on the bench or just go into being a full time blogger

lekkie073:
the main reason their football looks more fluid now.

AdisaOwala:
I haven't watched City this season but from the Formations I have seen, it seems David Silva would be a CMF under Pep.

Lana1:
Ur suggested lineup isn't bad. But anyone at this point who still thinks Rooney ll be benched is being naive.

Martial, Mhkitaryan and Rashford all at once will neva start together. At least not yet.

As for Schneiderlin, i guess u're right. He should replace Fellaini in the lineup. Tho i'd love to see a Carrick-Pogba combo.

MrTA:
I don't think you have heard of Jose Mourinho.

lekkie073:
see u...aguero is not a player u feel a particular defence can tie down unless probably he is not having a good day. I want three points against mancity and if aguero not playing will make it easier, Baba God should let FA remember to gift him a ban

dopeJemi:
Guy it's easy, move on to another club and stop torturing us with your constant irritating posts

MrTA:
Fully expecting Jose to Park the bus.
Smalling Bailly and Blind will probably all start.

dubylhover:
just saw this on twitter...degea under lvg and mou

AikayDaWrapper:
I swear after what Martial did last season people are expecting a lot from him. It's like they've forgotten that he's still a 20 year old.

XieXie:
You can say that again egbon

XieXie:
No be to stay for abuja, north and west to issue threats.

The day you will step your foot on South East or South soil both the living and the dead will fight you.

OBAFEMIawolowo:
go back to elementary science, it will help you.

Warship:
Technology is not based on size but knowledge.

That knowledge we lack

"The government is still being dared, but those who are sensible should have learned a lesson. Those who are mad, let them continue in their madness."

- President Muhammadu Buhari

He said the militants must dialogue with the Federal government or be dealt with in the same way like Boko Haram.

- President Muhammadu Buhari

President Muhammadu Buhari’s position on unleashing military forces on Niger Delta militants may not have changed 4 months after he stated the position.

Recall that in April this during his visit to China, the president while meeting with the Nigerian community there said that saboteurs and vandals of the oil and gas installations in the Niger Delta region would be given the Boko Haram treatment should they continue with their nefarious acts.

He had said: “I ask for your support to make our vision of stamping out corruption a reality in the shortest possible time. Whoever is caught will not be spared. The government is still being dared, but those who are sensible should have learned a lesson. Those who are mad, let them continue in their madness.

“I am aware that in the last two weeks, the national grid collapsed a number of times. I hope this message will reach the vandals and saboteurs who are blowing up pipelines and installations. We will deal with them the way we dealt with Boko Haram.”

Yet on Saturday night while holding bilateral talks with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, on the sidelines of the sixth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) in Nairobi, Kenya, the president made a repeat of the threat.
The development was a way of strongly assuring the existing and prospective foreign investors in Nigeria that their investments were fully secured and protected.

He told the Japanese leader that with the defeat of the Boko Haram terrorists by the military, the attention of the administration was now focused on stopping the destruction of the country’s economic assets by militants in the Niger Delta region.

He said the militants must dialogue with the Federal government or be dealt with in the same way like Boko Haram.

“We are talking to some of their leaders. We will deal with them as we dealt with Boko Haram if they refuse to talk to us.

“As a government, we know our responsibility, which is to secure the environment. It is clear to us that lenders won’t fund projects in insecure environments.

“We realize that we have to secure the country before we can efficiently manage it,” the President said.

President Buhari also told Abe that security in the Gulf of Guinea, which he said was being greatly affected by piracy and armed robbery at sea, was a priority for the Nigerian government.

‘‘We have provided funds to our Navy to buy new platforms, train and effectively organize the personnel to protect the area. We are looking forward to support from developed nations for satellite surveillance covering the Gulf,’’ he said.