₦airaland Forum

Any time seen a topic as this always feel happy that we, men are the salt for women.

tayootosa is mine playing FIFA 13.

I aslo need one and my number is 08094835246.

is it by force to design logo or having logo for event?

Please is it possible for me to get affordable Animation Institute in South Africa?

Oga na master

This is pure Entertaining match.

Check NTA24

seunlayi: is nta not showing d match?

Tusk: Olajide, you are definitely one of them haters who do not what others to propser.

i advice that you keep you terrible opinion to yourself, as negative minded people like you will only deter genuine folks who have good intends

Olajide, can you please share your living experience in Azerbaijan with us in the room , thus that others will learn from it?

supaeagles: espn commentary

21 what? the same age mate with our last born,KAYODE. One and only YAHOO YAHOO boy of our area.

Spain must win this match, other wise, my one and only girl friend wouldn't follow me go home tonight.Because have used her place betting that Spain will win. And the worse part of it!!! rain is raining here heavily. To say the fact, I DON ENTER ONE CHANCE.

koksybrown: Create a folder on ur desktop, copy all the files in d 3 cds into the folder. Then double click d the installation file .exe to start d installation process.

Thank you very much koksybrown, but I don't mind to have your number so that you will give me more details over it while call you.

Please, I need help on how to install ADOBE Cs6 MASTER COLLECTION on three disc pack?

Please, I need help from anybody that has already installed ADOBE Cs6 master collection on three dics pack.

2015: Who Will Defeat Jonathan? By Chido Onumah

Columnist: Chido Onumah

Let me say from the outset that it would be scandalous and a grave mistake for the opposition – and by this, I refer to the All Progressives Congress (APC) – to look toward any of the gladiators in the current war of attrition in the People’s Democratic Party, Aminu Tambuwal, Babangida Aliyu, Sule Lamido, etc., as a candidate for the presidency in 2015. With all due respect to these men, and not minding the fact that there are PDP elements in the APC, it would not only smack of unseriousness, but would leave voters no choice in 2015.

Having exorcised the incubus of a PDP takeover of the opposition, let’s pose the fundamental question: who will defeat President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015? We need to pose this question frontally and be sincere in our answers. That is the only way the opposition can assess its strength and chances as we head into the battle of 2015.

Too often, we hear the beer parlour assertion that, “President Jonathan is incompetent; he has to go in 2015”. Clearly, President Jonathan has performed woefully; but when was the last time incompetence cost anybody reelection in Nigeria? It didn’t happen with Shehu Shagari in 1983; certainly, not with Olusegun Obasanjo in 2007.

What is needed, therefore, is a comprehensive strategy to defeat PDP in 2015. And top on the agenda would be the urgent need to market a national candidate who provides a clear and credible alternative to President Jonathan. If free and fair elections were held today (even though the PDP would never permit free and fair elections), chances are that President Jonathan will emerge victorious. I say this with all sense of responsibility.

This is not Nigeria of June 12, 1993, even though Bashir Tofa, the defeated presidential candidate of the National Republican Convention (NRC) in that election and now a chieftain of APC would want us to forget the election and its significance.

Of course, I sympathize with Tofa. I would bury any thoughts of that election if I had been in his position. It is not easy on one’s reputation and psyche running a presidential election and getting trounced in your home constituency. That must go down as one inglorious record for the Guinness World Records.

Back to reality. The country is fractured today as never before. There are still many out there who will vote on the basis of religion; many who will vote because of money, ethnicity and other mundane considerations. Of course, we have to grant them their right to poor judgment. That is the nature of democracy.

There are those who have argued, from their limited understanding of the issue, that one way of addressing the minorities’ question in Nigeria is for President Jonathan to go for a second term whether he deserves it or not. These are the issues that will come to play whether we accept them or not. It is this fracture – add money and rigging – that will determine the outcome of the 2015 election.

So, is the opposition ready to compete in 2015? The answer, of course, will depend on who you ask. Even though the PDP appears like a party that faces imminent implosion, the campaign for 2015 has started in earnest, the glib talk by the president and his handlers notwithstanding.

Nigerians are yearning for an alternative to Goodluck Jonathan; not just an alternative, but a credible alternative. Talking about the presidency in 2015, the APC, undoubtedly, is a party of immense potentials. But if elections were held today, Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd) is perhaps the only person with the pedigree, name recognition and national appeal who can give President Jonathan and the PDP a run for their money.

However, Gen. Buhari has not shown enough statesmanship to make him a winning candidate across the country. By his actions and inaction, the former head of state seems to be saying, “I don’t need the vote of majority of Nigerians to be elected president”. Lately, Gen. Buhari has been assailed by those who accuse him of making “unguarded and insensitive” statements. His handlers have repeatedly affirmed that he is a victim; one who is misunderstood and often misquoted. It may well be true. Leaving aside the issue of his comments, the expectation is that for a man who has run for president thrice and plans a fourth attempt, Gen. Buhari ought to be much more visible and active across the country.

He ought to be out on the street either comforting victims of various acts of terror across the country and offering them hope and a new vision for Nigeria or dousing the perception that he is a provincial leader. He has earned that right. Perhaps he ought to take a cue from Uzor Orji Kalu, a man who should be on trial for his ruination of Abia State.

We may not like it, but the truth is that after 14 years in power the PDP has managed to reach every nook and cranny of the country. The opposition needs do much to ingrain in the mass of our people the need for a better and workable alternative.

Time is certainly running out.

Globalising Media & Information Literacy

Next week (June 26-28), the global media and information literacy (MIL) movement will converge on Nigeria for the Global Forum for Partnerships on MIL (GFPMIL), incorporating the International Conference on MIL and Intercultural Dialogue.

With the theme “Promoting Media and Information Literacy as a Means to Cultural Diversity”, the conference which draws upon over 40 years of UNESCO’s experience in MIL, is a joint initiative of UNESCO, the Federal Ministry of Information, the Government of Saudi Arabia, the Swedish International Development Agency, the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations, and other key stakeholders around the world.

The GFPMIL will be a permanent mechanism and seeks to globally reposition MIL around the core objectives of: articulating key strategic partnerships to drive MIL development and impact globally focusing on seven development areas: 1) governance and citizenship; 2) education, teaching and learning; 3) linguistic and diversity intercultural dialogue; 4) women, disabled and other disadvantaged; 5) health and wellness; 6) business, industry, employment and economic development; 7) agriculture, farming, wildlife protection, forestry and natural resources conservation.

With Africa as a Global Priority for UNESCO, the International MIL and Intercultural Dialogue Conference will focus on Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and North Africa and will be the first global partnership project in this domain. It will set the way forward for future partnerships, enabling the MIL community to speak as one voice on certain critical matters, particularly as it relates to policies.

Let’s hope that Nigeria’s participation will go beyond the conference to embrace this global phenomenon that seeks to provide the vital life skill for students and youth to become critical thinkers and consumers of information and media messages and, therefore, active participants in their societies.

http://saharareporters.com/column/%E2%80%A82015-who-will-defeat-jonathan-chido-onumah

I said it Goalllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 2-2

What I know is that Italy will win this match

Even at all, Japan failed to win this match, they have already won money for 1960bet and Nairabet, because Japan scored before Italy, Japan played the first corner, Japan won the fist half. Japan... hum..hum Sorry to all the 1960bet and Nairabet habitues.

The couch still have a lot to do with this team, players are not good enough to face the Spain and Uruguay for wining point.

Don't be surprised that this is the only game Nigeria will win on this tournament.

What do you think will happen if we are playing like this with Spain and Uruguay?

Won ti na won paaaaaaaaaa

otosa: Brazil GOalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Brazil GOalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Ask Google

erayo2GCA: what is the meaning of this "inho" in most of their names paulinho, fernandinho, ronaldinho, robininho.

Ryoichi MAEDA 18 is coming in now to replace Hiroshi KIYOTAKE 8

Brazil 2 Japan 0

otosa: Goalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Goalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Can you see that the ball can not jump

Diasporan: Bros How do you know all these,have you kicked the ball before?

Gbagbe Osi, Nigeria?

Uyi Iredia: I think Nigeria can make a goodd showing against these giys.

And is like this tournament was setup for Oscar to showcase

otosa: Japan don enter one chance

Japan don enter one chance