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Nigeria leading 16- 13 now. 1 minute left in 1st QTR. |
Nigeria take the lead for the 1st time. The time out call was excellent. Welldone coach. Nigeria 12- 11 Senegal. |
11-4 Nigeria down by 7 points. Coach calls time out. |
2 Aminus, Umeh, Seni Lawal, and Oguchi start for Nigeria. |
The time is nigh! Lets go D Tigers. |
Tunisia losing with 34 seconds remaining! Nigeria really dodged a bullet in letting Tunisia take the group. |
Article filled with bogus data. Ahoure has won a World championship 100m medal before. Also, Uchenna Emedolu has won 100m Silver. Anyways, today, Blessing came LAST in the 100m. Poor start cost her. |
I guess this answers the people wrongfully attributing rainy season and GEJ to the improved power supply. With GEJ, gas supply was low, even though GEJ gave bogus contracts to militants to guard gas pipelines. With Buhari, gas supply is high, because Buhari no dey look militant face. Vandals have also been well marshalled. |
Half time. Lead is still about 10 points Tunisia. |
11-0. Tunisia leading. Nigeria yet to register a point! |
Crowd really urging Tunisia on. 7-0 tunisia lead. |
anyone up for this decider? Nigeria to blow Tunisia away....link on the way. |
I believe Buratai is the man to finish off Boko Haram. He so much understands the terrain and principals. |
One soldier was killed in an ambush Friday during a daring visit by the Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, to troops currently battling Boko Haram terrorists in parts of Borno state. The army chief, who arrived Maiduguri first, set out on the journey through Mafa to Gamboru-Ngala border town where regrouping terrorists were dislodged recently. On the way to Gamboru-Ngala, Mr. Buratai, a Lieutenant General, stopped over in Mafa town where he addressed troops of the 7 Division, Nigeria Army currently manning the reclaimed community that is still deserted. He commended the soldiers for “a job well done” even as he assured them of improved welfare and allowances as he said such matters have been placed before the table of the president and commander-in-chief, Muhammadu Buhari. He however informed the soldiers that “there is still more job to be done and we have to do this once and for all so that all of us can go back to our respective barracks and continue with our normal jobs and soldiers”. As the convoy moved on to Dikwa, a message was sent in that an advance team was ambushed by Boko Haram terrorists and one soldier was killed while two others were also injured. The soldiers in advance however subdued the terrorists by killing five of them and arresting five others, who surrendered their arms. While the Chief of Army staff’s convoy proceeded to Dikwa, soldiers spotted suspected Boko Haram members in the bushe amidst flocks of cattle. Mr. Buratai stopped the convoy and ordered that the group be rounded up for investigation. An elderly herdsman confessed that four of the arrested suspects met them in the bush and forced them to move together. The four suspects later owned up that they were members of the Boko Haram. They were immediately arrested and sent back to Maiduguri. In Dikwa, the chief of Army staff was welcome with cheers by over 4000 internally displaced persons from Gamboru and neighbouring towns, who were full of praise and prayers for him and the soldiers. He addressed them in the local Kanuri language and assured them that they would soon be resettled as his troops were working round the clock to rid the area of all terrorists. The convoy later moved on to Ngala town where a large number of solders were met celebrating the liberation of the area. Lieutenant General Buratai addressed the troops and commended them for keeping the morale high. He urged them to be more vigilant and ensure no Boko Haram is left to cause any form of attack on troops and innocent civilians. He was accompanied on the trip by the GOC 7 Division and other top officers from the Army headquarters, while the Chief of Air Staff also made the trip by air. Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/188816-boko-haram-terrorists-ambush-army-chiefs-advance-team.html |
That is a 3 fold increase in a week. To even imagine that it is possible to make such, and we're not making it, is scary! 20 billion a week is over 1 Trillion a year! 1 Trillion a year is just a quarter of our yearly budget. So we are losing a quater of our budget every week in Customs alone! NNPC nko? NPA nko? NIMASA nko? |
These Ugandans would wish the glass broke more often. |
See as our boys dey use press up intimidate the Ugandans. Abeg can we have Jason Stratham transport a new glass to Tunisia. This game don cold ooo. |
rockiedink:No replacements. I believe the organisers will have to talk to the Nigerian players. Our gra gra too much. After blowing the poor Ugandans apart, we still break glass. |
Game stops... Taking pictures of the broken basket by players. |
Nigerian player just broke the glass! We don buy market... ![]() |
Our coach talks so soft. Like he's a high school coach or something. |
Uganda should deploy a batallion to stop Oguchi's 3 pointers. Its becoming a rout! |
successinlife:If you get that again, switch your browser to google chrome and use HOLA. |
successinlife:http://firstrowne.eu/watch/364344/1/watch-uganda-vs-nigeria.html Enjoy! |
Leaving work to get home in time for the match... Or maybe watch 1st 2 QTRS at work and rush home to catch 3rd quarter. Match not so important though. |
Photo stunts. Could she not remove her wedding gown? Or will that ridiculous glove assist her handwriting? |
The Aminu brothers will be key! They came on and changed the whole thing. |
successinlife:The streams seem to get taken down once I share it. Let me know when you get this link. http://firstrowne.eu/watch/363932/1/watch-nigeria-vs-central-african-republic.html |
Nigeria now 16- 12 . Lead cut to 4 points successinlife:Are you really watching the match? |
4 mins remaining in 1st quater. Nigeria leading 13-4 |
Game is live, but streams are down! |
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