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Safyqueen:The report said "Faith Based Clash". Read again, faith based. So what does faith based clash means to you? |
lawani:Then why are we not in the list? Or does it mean cassava is not a recognizable product to the world market? |
It's a shame that only 1 African country is able to make the list. No wonder the entire Africa is very poor economically and otherwise. Producing nothing but depending on importation to feed herself is the greatest undoing of black Africans. Can you imagine that Indonesia/Malaysia that came to Uyo in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria few decades ago to receive training on how to grow palm oil trees and how to extract the oil from the seeds and couldn't grab anything about the lesson but have to carry the oil palm experts farmers there in Uyo to their land to help them plant the seedlings are now the leading producers of palm oil in the world? |
O boy! Our forefathers really suffered for the Brutish Empire..ooo. So,if no be West African indigenous forces, Germany for don win both world wars..ooo. Everytime, Europe will be instigating world war and Africa and Asia will fool.....ish..ly fight and diedddd for them for nothing. They have started again in this generation and our people are ready to still kpai for them just like our fathers did. Una brain never reset to know that you no supposed dey fight "Another Man's War"? |
Yes, the ref was also the source of intimidation to us.Giving unnecessary yellow cards to our players was to intimidate us and weaken our morals. And if he has balanced the officiating by giving the Moroccans the same,I wouldn't have had any issue with him. Look at the counter-attack our no 2 or maybe 18 shirt,I can't really remember now was initiating that may have resulted in goal scoring but was abruptly pulled back by the Moroccan players he has already beaten. The referee only give a foul but no card was given to him. In anywhere in the world where football is played,if you stopped (foul) a player on a counter attack moves, it's always a yellow card offence. For those who will come out to ask how that affected our game play. Let me answer you that it affected us bcuz if such card is given,the cautioned player won't be able to really go for marking again. He will be very cautious to avoid a second yellow thereby giving our attackers more chances of pressing and maybe probably score. |
eslek5:The change in style or formation was due to Ndidi's injury. When Ndidi was fit, the coach normally paired him with Frank Onyeka for real marking in the midfield while freeing Iwobi to play a free role thereby circulating passes to the front lines. But in that yesterday's match, Iwobi has to drop very deep to help Onyeka.And so there was nobody in the central midfield to service the attacks. Hence,the supplies to Osimhen and go was completely cut off. |
drginger: ![]() It's not easy..ooo my dear. The game of football is for the strong hearted to support..oo |
franchasng:Coach didn't make the right substitutions? Like who and who were in that bench that would have created the needed impact when sub? Chukwu Eze and Dele Bashiru that were brought in,what did they do aside killing the game? The coach really try jareh! Osimhen and Onyeka that were supposed to play penalty,why did the left at the time they were leaving if not to dodge the responsibility of penalty taking? |
But with this type of grave allegations against those highly placed individuals, the FG has not it fit to investigate and or maybe probably prosecute them. Instead,a serving Army Gen from the south is being arrested and detained for days now for allegedly link with a man who is trying to tell us wats'up in a fight against terrorism. The man has instituted a case in the law court against military hirachy to prove his point. Instead of them to go and defend themselves there, they choose to arrest another man for associating with him. With all these revelation coming from government former/present officials, will we ever win the war against terrorism in Nigeria? |
dfrost:The Retired Maj. Gen. has just told you that even Buhari as a president sabotage military efforts to end terrorism and you are still waiting to "gradually get to know the saboteur". Read again,"How Buhari Presidency stopped decisive military offensive against terrorists" What do you made of that? |
But this Nigeria worry..ooo no be today. How can political parties go and announce election results in two different TV stations? One at PRTV and another at NTA. So today's election riggers learnt from their father's of old..oooo!!!! ![]() |
kolafolabi:The FCT they are talking about here is not Abuja..oo but Lagos. |
That's good one there! I like this two men..ehehh; Trump and Putin. The are they real leaders the world should have. Both of them are strong men. That is why I always support any of their actions aimed at making the world a better place for all to live in. |
ChiefOloye:Campaign materials as in how? Has the window for campings opened yet by the responsible agency? Don't you know erecting a campaign poster or engaging in any campaign activities when INEC has not yet given the approval to do so is a great violation of our constitution? |
But shebi Atiku don senior am far? So no issue there. So if him want greet Obasanjo now ,hw una want make him do? Stand erect and use only one hand to slap OBJ hands and say....o boy xup nah, before you know he is strong to lead? |
SpaceX:Nah those two regions get football for Africa nah! Others nah "Make we follow go see". Nah West and North Africa be the power house of football in Africa. |
We finally beat this our perennial arch enemy. Onto next one ,we move! |
advanceDNA:Not even 90s only,those of us born in 80s too can't sing it. We met Arise O' compatriot in primary and secondary school. |
Africa has one culture and the Big Brother of Africa is Nigeria. So there is nothing wrong in our fellow African brothers copying from their big brother, Nigeria. |
But where one former governor of Akwa Ibom State like that see money recapitalized him personal bank wey him just established now? Surprised to see him bank for the list. |
anonimi:Them dey sweet mouth to talk this things..oo but when them enter office their minds begins dance one corner one corner. 230 to a dollar is not good for the economy but 1,800 to a dollar wey him leave am nah im good for economy. ![]() |
wonlasewonimi:And Merchantile Bank,Societe Generale Bank and Afribank. Am also looking for them in the list. Does it mean they are unable to meet this paltry 500b naira recapitalization threshold? ![]() |
Enddy50ty:Dem be bank? |
Me,I knew from the beginning of this tax law, that this will be the aftermath effects on the citizens and the economy. But some supporters are busy formulating unproven theories around the repressive tax regime. You want the market men and women to understand what does not exist? You try well well.oohh! The money spent in so so called enlightenment of the masses on this tax policy is a waste and the elightenmen does not in anyway reflect the real intentions of the government.What they are busy explaining to the people is just a mirage. The real intentions of this tax policy makers is exactly what the market people are doing now. The policy makers knew from the onset,deep down their hearts that their intentions is to hike the price of goods and services,strangulate SMEs and make average citizens to pay for anything through their noses,thereby creating a high level of poverty in the land as a means of forcing the masses to submission to any bad policies that government will bring without any challenge. That's their real aim and it has started. |
The Presido go settle Rivers matter tire. ![]() |
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Few years ago,we were having a conference at UNN during my undergraduate days. During the evening time like this,we will be strolling out in the street of Nsukka with some fellow participants who were from there. We were wearing some casual wears like that out of our hotel rooms being late evening already,some on just short . As we move from one street to another,we were enjoying the relatively cool breeze. We reach a certain street there,omo,the atmospheric condition there changes automatically.See coldness see us with short casual clothes for body. The breeze blow there very slowly but extremely cold like the plateau they are talking about.I told my friend that was from there that we should go back to our hotel rooms that it's about raining heavily. The guy laughed at me and said it's not going to rain.That that is how their weather is normally like.He said there are some other part that if we continue to walk,the temperature can drop till I will look for sweater to wear.We stop there and turn back cos I started shivering already.As we reach where we we lodging, the temperature was very normal that I did not even look for heavy cloth to wear again. It was wonderful experience sharr as different streets,mind you,not different cities, town or villages,I mean different streets in the same Nsukka town with different temperature ranges. I really enjoyed everything over there. Shortly after then,I experienced the same thing in Benue state around Effiom-Etekpa where we went for something.It was quite unlike the weather condition down far south were I stay that is uniform. God is wonderful. If not that the radicalized people with their radicalized religious ideology has turned most parts of northern Nigeria into battlefield, Nigeria would have been a lovely place to stay. Most of the northern states I used to travel to to have a wonderful time are now NO go area for me. |
2GEEZ5:That means it is even cooler than N/Y and some European cities just as Op said. Is there a season where snow falls there? I for like visit there to have first hand experience. Do this radical children of something something disturb there too? Cos nah wetin go make me no put am for plan be that. |
IMPARTIAL:Ok |
Bunch of unserious people. |
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. And that's the first step to take as a big man when you're about to oppress a poor man.