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Chiamaka Nnadozie!

MrJames007:
Make she score na.

We dey watch am...

MrJames007:
This Oshoala always looks dull. How I wish 22 can take that position.

To be honest she is not 100 percent fit, but she is easily the most technical player on that pitch...

Ashleigh Plumptre has just played an impressive first half.

The moment I saw B.A.T waltzing anyhow with France (Macron), I knew the relationship Nigeria had with Francophone west Africa, was quickly going to get sour.

If B.A.T was normal what happened in Niger should have called for extensive diplomatic discussions within the entire ECOWAS region for progression, because it is clear they are struggling for freedom.

A show of force will only strengthen their resolve.

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Blame Nnamdi Azikiwe as well ...
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frog12:
these people live in riverine areas, so they know know how to swim and navigate in waters. but na big risk dem take... madmen!

i don't believe this story. i think na fake dem plant for the newspaper.

I thought it was fake news but I just saw the report on BBC it appears to be true.

I was truly the mother of all crazzy risks to take.

To be Honest those guys have what they call Hardcore Grit in tons!

Normal people would have suffered a mental collapse because of the 14day exposure to the ocean under a ship without food or proper water...

I admire their strength!

oyeb15:
How keeper dey get injured still dey surprise me.

You hardly run,tackle and can just fly anyhow so they won't blame u for not trying to save d goal.

Guy... e mean say you never do this thing.

I thought so 2 years ago- what's there in being between the sticks, I thought standing as a goalie would be nothing, when my colleagues had a friendly match... until I mistakenly did a split while trying to block a shot... omo mheeeen, the next day I was walking around like a Penguin on crutches... as in I literally tore my Niyash man ... It took me almost 1 month to fully recover.

My guy for football enh, Even linesman dey get wicked injury.

SeriouslySense:
There is a simulation about Nigeria failing in three years also.

You are absolutely right sir!

Nigeria is not far away from imploding with the current issues on ground.

This is almost exactly what happened in Niger... in fact currently, the people of Niger are very happy to be under military rule.

Acekidc4:
Good Move in the Right Direction. Load them with more Sanctions so they can feel the Heat.

That's not how it works sir...

If Niger starts feeling the heat from global sanctions, guess where the refugees start pouring in en'masse?

At the moment Nigeria is financially struggling and any further pressure on the economy will make Nigeria tilt towards Niger's direction.

Take note, 4 countries within that region are also under military rule and they will collaborate closely if Nigeria gets aggressive.

Not to forget the proxy war that Russia and the west will potentially commence in Nigeria's backyard- Unlike Ukraine that is located under the EU's nose, there will be no hesitation to use far more destructive weapons in this African fracas.

Guy no be so o... this situation needs to be de-escalated very diplomatically.

It depends...
If you are driving any foreign vehicle model beyond 2016, electrical faults can get very complicated, while mechanical faults are very easy to diagnose.

If the model is lower than 2000, Electrical faults become very simple to solve while mechanical faults are very difficult to diagnose.

Slurity:
i bet your age is still bellow 50. It is practically imposssible for you to start at eve age 6 in those days because of the rules

Oga there was primary 6 those days

I started primary school at 4 as well, what is the uproar about?

Infact it's a normal thing for 4 year olds to be in primary 1 these days.

Oh no...
This is not funny.
B.A.T should allow Niger be and face his own internal issues.

The people of Niger are even jubilant about the military take over because their former government was a massive failure...

ECOWAS should just leave it like that, acknowledge it is indeed the end of an era and rather focus on working with the new government for better results within the region.

garfield1:
I am telling you my own definition

Garfield, Garfield...

According to the definition of various Dictionaries,
non politicians are individuals who are not members of any political party, they have neutral political views, connections, Affiliations as well as interests... they are simply not politicians.

Let's call a spade "a spade"
That list is mostly filled with politicians all affiliated to APC period.

garfield1:
Non politicians are those that don't play active politics or depend on politics oh not just apc member

Are you shifting the goal post now or redefining what a politician is?

garfield1:
Oga 15 of the 28 names are technocrats or non politicians.you don't need to be told that wale edun or adelabu will get either finance

Garfield Garfield...
You stated 15 of the 28 names are non politicians,
Please go through these profiles properly and count the "non politicians" yourself.

https://www.nairaland.com/7780756/profile-28-ministerial-nominees-appointed

trutharena:
Nice lost.

It’s full of technocrats and new faces that we haven’t heard before.

I am so glad El-Rufai and Wike made the list. Agreement is Agreement.

—Prof. Ali Pate is a huge catch.
—Olawale Edun I Stan you
—Imman Suleman-Ibrahim: The NAPTIP woman
—Mohammed Idris: Blueprint newspaper founder
—Lateef Fagbemi: Agba Lawyer


Notable mention
Uju Kennedy Ohaneye made the list too. That’s the woman that stepped down for Tinubu during the APC primaries.

There are some unknown individuals, true.
The unknowns may be the technocrats, true.

However, after a thorough check, 70% of the names on that list are politicians (ex governors, senators, APC political faithfuls et al), what will be the technical impact of a politician occupying a technical role in these times when experts are needed in critical roles??


To make matters worse, the portfolios were not even assigned, meaning the appointments can be based on a "situational selection to role" condition.

Once again we will be witnessing some more square pegs in round holes. Business as usual.

tensazangetsu20:

-1 UK is out of it

Completely out of it... infact no even think am

-2 Canada might not give you visa because of your age except you can try and learn french and see if you can get express entry as a french speaker

Gbam!

-3 Other countries have language barrier and putting your wife and kids through that is something else o.

Oga your head dey dia

-4 I think your best bet is to learn french aggressively for the next one year and try to get to B2 level and try express entry

Although French is not an easy language when learning it for professional application, he may end up with blue collar jobs in Quebec, but that is his best bet. However his children will be the main beneficiaries of such a move.
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Perfect reply!

airsaylongcome:
All he needed to do was reach out to the British High Commission by any means and your sister would have been in a lot of trouble

Trust me, as a firsthand witness to that kind of treatment- which is highly effective on early teenagers who have grown tails... it doesn't work that way.

Dont forget, they hold Nigerian passports as well.

Someone in my family was reset with this very method... Asides the fact that person turned a brand new leaf abroad, the person na pastor follow join.

Quenncee:
Go and sit down. Military rule in Nigeria far better than now. I miss Abacha, shenekan.

Are you ok?

This man is the one who single handedly flung Nigeria into chaos...

The mere fact he is moving around granting interviews with such audacity after causing National damage speaks tons about his impunity

Area father, we know you can do it on a normal day

Well what dyu expect from a Mechanical Engineer told to handle national commerce, economics and finance.

Sirchiboy:
..
Why bro.
I am in my thirties.
Can't it work

I am not saying it can't work, infact it will work very easily if you really put your mind into it.

However, certain questions now become very important such as;

-1 Which country? (Is language going to be a challenge)

-2 Are you ready to deal with the difficulty associated with relearning and readapting to humble beginnings or possibly hitting the restart button?

-3 Reintegration into a different society

-4 How long will it take for residency paperwork to become consolidated

As someone in his twenties the above questions would land differently due to a lesser gravitational pull on them, however in your thirties those same questions tend to land heavier.

Obaofaba:
Good!!!

We've been having ministers from the time past, but with Asiwaju what we'll be having is super ministers or simply put, prime Ministers.

The numbers of technocrats will surely outnumber the politicians.

The politicians will also not be assigned the technical portfolios.

Asiwaju's government just got started!!!

Even though that's not how it works in APC, I will putting your theory to the test.

If you are in your early to mid twenties, then Japa by all means.(you can still absorb and adapt new knowledge embedded in culture, with minimal resistance)

But if you are in your thirties or forties... don't even think about it.(You have reached the level of maximum cultural malleability, which may not be easily adjusted)

talented321:
Obj u are the number one problem in this country, since they boot out your woman rapper goodluck and co''' u now act strange.
I remember u have your own result during the president election still yet u failed' u that used power to install governor in my dear state'' u now they complain. Oga go and relax

He might have had his excesses, but based on performance metrics, he still remains the second best president Nigeria produced since the fourth Republic.

So please address him with acknowledgement.

The late Fela was of the same stock as Nostradamus.