BascoVanVeli:



Fatai Osho, Abdu Maikaba, Gbenga Ogunbote and Usman Abd’Allah all coached Enyimba in the past decade.

JohnBullMySon:
If this is true, I think you're better off channelling your energy towards securing a masters scholarship in the next two years. My two cents.

jihday:
Fresh update

TheLoneCitizen:


The point you made is Osimhen should leave Napoli, as they are an unserious team.

And I'm asking you, what has Osimhen done to distance himself from this seriousness

Football is a game of 11, so Osimhen cannot do anything without the aid of his teammates. But his performances can distance him from the disasters of the club.

How has he done this?

BascoVanVeli:
Shooting Stars beat enyimba at the U15s and the NPFL. Their U15 boys woke up and chose violence

Astrid4:


Yea very true

daveP:


It will be good but Arsenal are hot cake right now for strikers due to the availability.


Nunez
Martinez
Tammy
Osimhen
Isak
DCL
Gabriel Jesus

Averagely all costing 80m. Arsenal needs two. Only two are trusted enough. But others can offer stuff too. UCL qualification will decider for Victor.

BascoVanVeli:



Fatai Osho, Abdu Maikaba, Gbenga Ogunbote and Usman Abd’Allah all coached Enyimba in the past decade.

codemaniacs:



I said it will favor Igbos meaning over 90% of the staff will be Igbos and they will be considered before anyone else.

I didn't say they will not employ non-igbos.

TheGoodJoe:


The point is simple Civil Service State job and employment in Shell. Shell will be less discriminatory in their selection, unlike the State Civil Service Employment. When I called Enyimba local, I did not mean it in a derogatory manner, if it sounded so. I am talking about the scope of recognition and manner of operating things.

Note, Shell has white expartriates, working in Nigeria in mass.

kingphilip:

So who will pay the staff relocation fee and accomodation fee if for instance the non Igbos are employed from say Lagos?

codemaniacs:


According to shell's website over 66% of their staff are from the Niger Delta area even though to me it should be 90%.

Shell depending on Whyte expatriates is due to the agreement they signed with Nigeria left to me the expatriates job should be to transfer knowledge to people from Niger Delta states then quit the job. Only 4% of their staff should be foreigners.

Other oil producing countries have their indigenous companies running and operating their oil industry because the person who owns the company takes all the profits and since it's owned by indigenes the profits stay within the country.

Shell N:igeria will pay foreign employees and still take billions of dollars ( trillions of naira even though I'm sure it's in euros or pounds ) in profits back to their own indigenous country and this affects Niger Delta states badly.

Normally Akwa-ibom will have its own oil company, bayelsa will also have their own and each of the oil producing states are meant to have their own version of Shell but since Nigeria wants to practice "one Nigeria" a lot of things that are meant to be normal will not be done and this leads to high unemployment in Nigeria.

Other foreign owned companies are also guilty of this..

TheGoodJoe:


I hope you know this agrees with my point.

jihday:
I’m hearing Gabriel and any of the other guys, Gabriel will come cheap while the rest will be quite expensive.

Isahalbash:
How true

TheGoodJoe:


State Government put in shift to support most of our local clubs, including Enyimba. That is what I mean by local Club. Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City are international global brands like Coca Cola, and Walt Disney.

Finito.

daveP:
I just heard that the wage roll in the NPFL is quite commendable with Akwa United topping the list. That's a good step.

How did Kano Pillars do it though? The Youngster, Noah.

TheGoodJoe:


Did not follow it much. Heard his dad works in the State.

codemaniacs:


It doesn't agree with what you said.

Subzero47:
Fun fact:

Forgiveness is the oldest active member of this thread

Subzero47:
Fun fact:

Forgiveness is the oldest active member of this thread

Subzero47:
Fun fact:

Forgiveness is the oldest active member of this thread

TheGoodJoe:


I said State Civil Service will employ strictly State indigenes, while a company like Shell, despite being sighted in a State will employ from other States, including foreign expatriates.

Your post showed Shell employing a chunk from the Niger Delta. Not just from a particular State. Still employing from across the country and even expartriates.

Your post proved my point without you knowing.

Finito.

codemaniacs:


nope, it doesn't..

Shell is a foreign owned company and only foreign owned companies do those things...

If an Ijaw ( could also be Nigerian ) billionaire or Ijaw consortium owned the oil company then it is under no obligation to hire foreigners or people from other states..

If a foreign corporation or billionaire owned Enyimba that is how they will operate but if an Igbo billionaire or Igbo consortium owned Enyimba they are under no obligation to operate that way..

Its the same way Dangote is building a refinery in Lagos, despite been a Nigerian, Dangote is not an indigene in the SW so his companies have to hire Yorubas... unlike if the company was based in northern Nigeria...

I didn't prove your point..

finito..

daveP:


It will be good but Arsenal are hot cake right now for strikers due to the availability.


Nunez
Martinez
Tammy
Osimhen
Isak
DCL
Gabriel Jesus

Averagely all costing 80m. Arsenal needs two. Only two are trusted enough. But others can offer stuff too. UCL qualification will decider for Victor.

NAIRALAND SUPPOSE TO GIVE ME AN AWARD FOR THIS THREAD.

I Predicted the fall of Mourinho. I think he still won that season but from there, his world started crashing. No one remembers him as the special one.

thegoodjoehunt:
Mourinho's celebration of the Joe Hart howler that led to the Torres winning goal was just too far. This season just got more interesting. MOURINHO is flying high now but this season will be a shocker to him. Luck isn't skill and Mourinho will learn that this season.