mccloud224: A country labelled as the POVERTY capital of the world has 98% of its adult citizens producing children as if we have population crisis. A civil servant earning less than 50k already has 4 kids...a site labourer earning 2k a day already has 6 kids @ home plus "away match" baby on the way. People are popping out kids as if Nigeria is still in the good old days of oil boom.
The media isnt helping either...imagine youths listening to "Ose to leran....Zazou". What type of soap has meat inside? Portable is proudly advertising himself as a ritualist who uses voodoo soap infused with human flesh hence his success but nobody cares coz all na Zazou!!!
For years I kept saying it...this current generation from 45 down is a failure.
Tell them bro! Over population with no data to backup demographics it’s citizens. Rotten education institutions churning out half-baked graduates. Religious houses everywhere nook & cranny yet social vices everywhere!
You’re on point but these blinded homosapiens who had their human thinking capacity installed in a white man’s written poem book will see things differently. Brainwashed lots! I blame this on the Government for not paying enough attention to the rotten educational institutions we have in this country.
MufasaLion: The only thing the government should do is to make Education attractive and also reward workers excellently with good pay, bonuses, and pension.
No kids wanna study again since you'll end up receiving #2,000 as the gift for being the best student while a beauty pageant winner goes home with a car, money and lots of things.
The system of education need to be TOTALLY overhauled. In fact it should be placed on an Emergency state. A mindset that needs orientation! The consequences of this shambles is why you get to read supid excessive comments on Nairaland. It’s hard to keep a simple conversation with these folks.
SMH. Imagine?? It’s funny but it isn’t bro I blame all this on the dilapidated education institutions in Nigeria. A society that cannot produce responsible adult, and these also took part in the endsars protests last2yrs.
Adjovi: Jazz dey . Na God go deliver us. Why do I feel children born from 19th century downwards are morally inclined than the children born in the 20th and 21st century why? What's the problem exactly.
They say “it’s civiliazation” bro... The advent of internet and social media made things worse. Kids born btw the 20/21st century are referred to as the jet age. They tend to acquire vast knowledge at a very tender age. We should be more worried how the society will look like in the next 20-30yrs from now.
The only 2 Departments bewitching the SE are the AM & The Goal keeping. Since Okocha hung his boots, we have been running helter-skelter. Since Enyeama bid the NFF “premature” goodbye, things has never been the same. These 2 factors contributed why we couldn’t pull a stunt against Tunisia. Iwobi would have managed but the red card spoilt the show.
Milesbillions: The animal our Librarian killed in my ppa today.
Asked our Librarian'l how much he gonna sell it and he told me 15000. Me wey no get #500 for account.
Had it been I get money, I for buy am and use am prepare better nkwobi for this Ogun State wey I dey serve
Ordinary N500 you no get for account o but Tomorrow if someone talk now, na You go dey shout: “Do you know who I be?” “I can buy your whole family”. Na dem
Quitam: He has a good profile. However, where he comes from will be his major problem. This is not a racist comment but the reality. In recent years, many Igbos are passively supporting the violent activities of the ESN which has pitted them against the FG and other regions of the country. Scores of security personnel were murdered but only few Igbo statesmen had the chutzpah to condemn such acts(Peter Obi included) From a political perspective, you can't win an election with votes from zone, ditto your region. You gotta form alliances with other regions to clinch the ticket. Buhari tried that 3 times, he didn't succeed until he struck an alliance with SW My words to the SEners, stop the hate mongering against other regions ( because you benefit from them economically, and contribute to them too). If not, the presidential ping pong will always exclude you. The SS, who is the nation's cash cow, don't harbor much hatred against other zones like you guys do despite the fact that the Igbos are 100 times more dispersed in the nooks and crannies of Nigeria.
Tell them bro! I hope they heard you loud and clear! I’m Igbo by the way.
BuyAndSellStuff: Russian AK-47s all through. The go-to assault rifle everywhere in the world, yet US media wants us to believe that their own weapons that nobody else is using are the best.
Lol
Not all are Russia’s Kalashikov rifles. This is China made.
I’m not sure these yahoo fraudsters spend up to 5months in prison. Some even have connections and money to secure bail within a short period of time. If the Legislature is serious about fighting cybercrime these guys shouldn’t be spending less than 14yrs in jail. Indeed corruption is very endemic in that country.
Meliforme: I don't want to call Eguavoen a poor tactician. He was not just outclassed, he was in want of ideas.
Have you forgotten that I said Eguavoen showed the mentality of a loser when he talked about his sleepless nights spent in the effort to draft the 28 man list. I said that it shouldn't be so. Life is predictable, we spot patterns, and we tell. Eguavoen was clearly in want of ideas.
Coming to tell us the boys tried, is akin to saying i spent sleepless nights drafting the 28 man list. Efforts without intelligence will make excuses and failure. Eguavoen was outclassed.
Dude also knows subconsciously that he will fail and you can tell from his speeches, his excuses etc.
This is a man who was short of Strikers who would have made a very big impact in this tournament. This is also a man who had to assemble a makeshift team within a few days prior to the tournament. Looking at the game against Tunisia; Quite alright he was outsmarted, had it been we had scored an early goal like we did against Egypt, that game would have gone in our favor. But the Tunisians knowing our point man, caged him well. On the otherside, Chukwueze wasn’t helpful. Things got worse when point man no:2 who would have really changed the game got red carded few minutes into the game. We had to rely on luck. Had it been we had an AM, a good playmaker the story would have been different.
FERNANDEZISBACK: Khloe they might be interested tho...if you are single why not go out on a date with one(a matured guy) if you are really interested except you are in a relationship.. Most men have that disgusting attitude of stalking women online which ain't cool.. respect a woman's choice..some will just go ahead to ask for n**Des...if you don't give them na to come online dey vent their hate by creating misogynistic topics..
I understand how stressful it is for a woman online.. little boys sending vulgar messages and all..as she just said men stop stalking her pls and let her be..she ain't hungry.. Buy the lunch for your m*omm@ and leave my women oo.. Blessings to all women out there..
ajl: You can't blame Okoye, the ball swerved and bounced in front of him. And his defenders didn't protect him. They allowed that straight shot, which was 50/50.
How can you be talking this nonsense? The ball that was fired from outside 18yard box? Even beforehand The Tunisian player was even giving signs of firing shot which Ndidi and the Defenders tried to block. It’s the keeper fault!
NLandIsHypocrit: I just wanted you to see how your foolishness and parrotia syndrome have led you to your early grave, since you overfed and decided to challenge your ancestors, you will now understand that the dance of sulugede is the dance of the spirits. Your turn......
Are you still there? I want to prove something to you soon
NGpatriot: lol...You voted for him, you send him to Abuja to represent and look out for you, but you still think it's not his job to represent and look out for you?
The man was the most powerful Igbo politician and the most powerful Igbo elected official in Abuja, he was the senate leader and the all powerful secretary to the FG.
You mean, with all that power, he was still useless and couldn't send 1 single federal project to his constituency or the SE in general?
You mean he couldn't use his power to lobby his powerful colleagues to start and finish critical projects in the SE because it wasn't his job?
Do you send your elected officials to Abuja to play or sidon look like mumu?
You are another uneducated electorate, people like you should not be allowed to vote because you don't know the reason why you vote.
I hear you Sir, and see the points you made. But you and I are onlookers, we don’t know what’s going on when they get into that office. But just remember the Executive Arm has the final say in what happens in our Government, that is The President. I don’t have much time to make this a debate section with you but I will urge you to watch the video I posted.
NGpatriot: The man spent decades in government representing his state and the SE at the federal level, but he sat quietly like mumu and did not direct 1 single gutter project to the SE, he did nothing to make his federal friends start or complete any project in the SE, not ZIK mausoleum, not the 2nd NB, nothing, but he joined them to loot and steal.
And this useless and incompetent man who did not benefit anything from, who did not fight for you at the federal level is still your best candidate.
No wonder the SE is full of useless and incompetent leaders, they've managed to turn the SE into the poorest and most unproductive region in Nigeria.
Sad.
It was not in his power to make those decisions. But I think with the experience he now has, he will make things different. I wish you will listen to his interview on Arise tv.
First time I heard Pius Ayim speak on ARISE TV, was very eloquent and intelligent persona. I like his attributes going by the way he expressed himself, I think he is the best candidate for the job. He got my vote on any party he runs in.
Wasn't ball to hand, look at the distance ball travelled before hitting his arm. How can you call a free-kick for a player that wasn't in the wall "ball to hand"?
Arm wasn't tucked to body. In an unnatural position.
The arm deflected a goal-bound shot.
If not for that deflection, that ball was goal bound. Uzoh was already down even before the ball slide through the bar.
BascoVanVeli: come and see them following me bumper to bumper on my channel. Funny thing is that I knew that reaction was coming but if I start giving ratings I feel people would expect I will end up losing myself.
Bros, why you no dey give your pals for here shout out on your channel? You are sell fish o! I been one of your early subscribers but the issue be make you dey relate things here to your channel, we have intelligent chaps who know much about the team and are passionate about their success. maybe the coaching crew or someone might see and pick up one or two things there you never know.