₦airaland Forum

Kog45:
Na to dey Nigeria don dey messed up for Olympics and funny some are still trying to score political points on top sports that’s either win or lose……imagine in Olympic history Nigeria has two gold medals.

DamnnNiggarr:

I knew the whole exercise was going to be a joke when I chanced upon these two pictures below

Buccalcavity2:
I don't want to believe that Peter wrote that....but alas he did. He's as empty as they come indeed. Do these guys really understand opposition?
It's about conscientiously critiquing and providing alternatives.
It's not about opening your gutter so they know you're still around. Must you talk?
Is Peter aware that they qualify for Olympics and it's not by invite, where a country nominates mediocre to represent them?
That Nigeria has 88 reps means Nigerian athletes had competed to qualify, and they qualified!
Please Peter, explain "large contingents, favoritism, recklessness and rascality". Ignoramus. And your minions, who don't think too, jumped on the nonsense you wrote.
No doubt Nigeria performance was disappointing. But it's not that athletes were mediocre!
I'll recommend that Nigeria
1. spur representation in sports with many medal potential.
2. Supports athletes off major events so they compete well before major events.... And of course if cost of the Olympic campaign can be further reduced, please do!

aswani:
How many Sports Festivals did Anambra state top the medals table with a governor Peter Obi that likes sports?

Bikonu rest, your fake messiah is exactly that.

Election has consequences kọ, erection has subsequences ni.

Lungs:
Tell your president to give solutions then .

Egbon Ode

Ladiesdoctor:
Always commenting on bad bad things.


Tufiakwa

aswani:
How many Sports Festivals did Anambra state top the medals table with a governor Peter Obi that likes sports?

Bikonu rest, your fake messiah is exactly that.

Election has consequences kọ, erection has subsequences ni.

Falseprofet2:
Obi should rest pls
We r not thr giants of africa

emkz:
Well, has Peter Obi expressed his own disappointment in losing the 2023 presidential elections?

How many times did he support the athletes?

In his lamentations, he failed to proffer solutions. He only claimed the money spent on athletes was more than what was spent in the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Because I am all for solutions and no lamentations, I like to propose as follows:

(1) We can't prepare for an event three months before when we had a clear 4-year window. We need to start preparing for the next Olympics NOW!

(2) We have certain events where we have comparative advantages. For example, swimming amd canoeing. The Niger Delta folks with preparation can easily shine here. Some people expressed surprise that break dancing was part of the Olympics. I am reasonably well traveled and I can say Nigeria has some of the best dancers in the world. We can also stand out in archery and diving given adequate preparation.

(3) We also must revive Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA), Nigerian Polytechnic Games Association (NIPOGA), Principal's Cup, National Sports Festival and get corporate organizations to participate.

(4) All tertiary institutions must make two sporting activities compulsory for students, even if it is chess. It helps the mind.

(5) Let universities provide full scholarships for talented student-athletes. They can look for a sport-loving corporate organization to endow such a fund.

(6) As a matter of urgency, let people who are truly passionate about sports take charge of sporting federations.

(7) Let us look at countries doing well and copy what they did. By identifying talents and grooming them, we can make it.

Let me start by stating that I am not disappointed in Team Nigeria. Despite the fact that the female basketball team, D'Tigress, were blocked in the last Olympics by one sports minister, they made a good showing in this year's Olympics, defeating Australia and Canada. Rene Wakama made a brilliant showing and won the best coach at the Olympics. Favour Ofili, we are sorry it did not go as planned. Train harder and you'd only get better. We'd support you the best way we can. Blessing Oborodudu, you came close the last time. We hope you'd get even better. Ese Brume, you won for us before; we have faith in you. The male relay team, you surely learnt your lessons and would avoid the mistakes next time. For the weightlifters, please work harder. For those I might have forgotten, those of us who have had to represent others understand the pressure you faced carrying the burden and hopes of a country.

I believe I speak the minds of sensible Nairalanders and Nigeria when I say:

WE ARE GRATEFUL!

yemmight:
Must Obi talk

JetApartment:
So, You mean you all are happy Nigeria did not win any medal, instead of not being happy you start attacking Peter Obi for being disappointed...you all are the real enemies of Nigeria.

aswani:
How many Sports Festivals did Anambra state top the medals table with a governor Peter Obi that likes sports?

Bikonu rest, your fake messiah is exactly that.

Election has consequences kọ, erection has subsequences ni.

JetApartment:
So, You mean you all are happy Nigeria did not win any medal, instead of not being happy you start attacking Peter Obi for being disappointed...you all are the real enemies of Nigeria.

emkz:
Well, has Peter Obi expressed his own disappointment in losing the 2023 presidential elections?

How many times did he support the athletes?

In his lamentations, he failed to proffer solutions. He only claimed the money spent on athletes was more than what was spent in the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Because I am all for solutions and no lamentations, I like to propose as follows:

(1) We can't prepare for an event three months before when we had a clear 4-year window. We need to start preparing for the next Olympics NOW!

(2) We have certain events where we have comparative advantages. For example, swimming amd canoeing. The Niger Delta folks with preparation can easily shine here. Some people expressed surprise that break dancing was part of the Olympics. I am reasonably well traveled and I can say Nigeria has some of the best dancers in the world. We can also stand out in archery and diving given adequate preparation.

(3) We also must revive Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA), Nigerian Polytechnic Games Association (NIPOGA), Principal's Cup, National Sports Festival and get corporate organizations to participate.

(4) All tertiary institutions must make two sporting activities compulsory for students, even if it is chess. It helps the mind.

(5) Let universities provide full scholarships for talented student-athletes. They can look for a sport-loving corporate organization to endow such a fund.

(6) As a matter of urgency, let people who are truly passionate about sports take charge of sporting federations.

(7) Let us look at countries doing well and copy what they did. By identifying talents and grooming them, we can make it.

Let me start by stating that I am not disappointed in Team Nigeria. Despite the fact that the female basketball team, D'Tigress, were blocked in the last Olympics by one sports minister, they made a good showing in this year's Olympics, defeating Australia and Canada. Rene Wakama made a brilliant showing and won the best coach at the Olympics. Favour Ofili, we are sorry it did not go as planned. Train harder and you'd only get better. We'd support you the best way we can. Blessing Oborodudu, you came close the last time. We hope you'd get even better. Ese Brume, you won for us before; we have faith in you. The male relay team, you surely learnt your lessons and would avoid the mistakes next time. For the weightlifters, please work harder. For those I might have forgotten, those of us who have had to represent others understand the pressure you faced carrying the burden and hopes of a country.

I believe I speak the minds of sensible Nairalanders and Nigeria when I say:

WE ARE GRATEFUL!

JetApartment:
So, You mean you all are happy Nigeria did not win any medal, instead of not being happy you start attacking Peter Obi for being disappointed...you all are the real enemies of Nigeria.

aswani:
No one is happy we won Jack.

In my instance, I can't accept anyone saying we would have won a medal if Peter Obi was president when Anambra state couldn't topple Delta, Lagos or Ẹdo states in Sports Festivals.

Peter Obi is not a messiah, Obidients need to stop with the slavish deference to him.

Mitsurugi:
Oga leave Obi. He is not your president or sports administrators. He has every right to complain as a Nigerian. You talk of his proferring solutions when has that ever worked in Nigeria? Why can't you offer solutions? Transferring aggression while you condone mediocrity from those who should be held accountable. As far as your leaders know there are people like you who will support their mediocrity we must prepare for the worst.

vanbonattel:
With a president who loves sports, our sportsmen and women would have got more attention, training and support to perform better.

Election has consequences.

emkz:
Well, has Peter Obi expressed his own disappointment in losing the 2023 presidential elections?

How many times did he support the athletes?

In his lamentations, he failed to proffer solutions. He only claimed the money spent on athletes was more than what was spent in the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Because I am all for solutions and no lamentations, I like to propose as follows:

(1) We can't prepare for an event three months before when we had a clear 4-year window. We need to start preparing for the next Olympics NOW!

(2) We have certain events where we have comparative advantages. For example, swimming amd canoeing. The Niger Delta folks with preparation can easily shine here. Some people expressed surprise that break dancing was part of the Olympics. I am reasonably well traveled and I can say Nigeria has some of the best dancers in the world. We can also stand out in archery and diving given adequate preparation.

(3) We also must revive Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA), Nigerian Polytechnic Games Association (NIPOGA), Principal's Cup, National Sports Festival and get corporate organizations to participate.

(4) All tertiary institutions must make two sporting activities compulsory for students, even if it is chess. It helps the mind.

(5) Let universities provide full scholarships for talented student-athletes. They can look for a sport-loving corporate organization to endow such a fund.

(6) As a matter of urgency, let people who are truly passionate about sports take charge of sporting federations.

(7) Let us look at countries doing well and copy what they did. By identifying talents and grooming them, we can make it.

Let me start by stating that I am not disappointed in Team Nigeria. Despite the fact that the female basketball team, D'Tigress, were blocked in the last Olympics by one sports minister, they made a good showing in this year's Olympics, defeating Australia and Canada. Rene Wakama made a brilliant showing and won the best coach at the Olympics. Favour Ofili, we are sorry it did not go as planned. Train harder and you'd only get better. We'd support you the best way we can. Blessing Oborodudu, you came close the last time. We hope you'd get even better. Ese Brume, you won for us before; we have faith in you. The male relay team, you surely learnt your lessons and would avoid the mistakes next time. For the weightlifters, please work harder. For those I might have forgotten, those of us who have had to represent others understand the pressure you faced carrying the burden and hopes of a country.

I believe I speak the minds of sensible Nairalanders and Nigeria when I say:

WE ARE GRATEFUL!

emkz:
Well, has Peter Obi expressed his own disappointment in losing the 2023 presidential elections?

How many times did he support the athletes?

In his lamentations, he failed to proffer solutions. He only claimed the money spent on athletes was more than what was spent in the Ministry of Science and Technology.

Because I am all for solutions and no lamentations, I like to propose as follows:

(1) We can't prepare for an event three months before when we had a clear 4-year window. We need to start preparing for the next Olympics NOW!

(2) We have certain events where we have comparative advantages. For example, swimming amd canoeing. The Niger Delta folks with preparation can easily shine here. Some people expressed surprise that break dancing was part of the Olympics. I am reasonably well traveled and I can say Nigeria has some of the best dancers in the world. We can also stand out in archery and diving given adequate preparation.

(3) We also must revive Nigerian University Games Association (NUGA), Nigerian Polytechnic Games Association (NIPOGA), Principal's Cup, National Sports Festival and get corporate organizations to participate.

(4) All tertiary institutions must make two sporting activities compulsory for students, even if it is chess. It helps the mind.

(5) Let universities provide full scholarships for talented student-athletes. They can look for a sport-loving corporate organization to endow such a fund.

(6) As a matter of urgency, let people who are truly passionate about sports take charge of sporting federations.

(7) Let us look at countries doing well and copy what they did. By identifying talents and grooming them, we can make it.

Let me start by stating that I am not disappointed in Team Nigeria. Despite the fact that the female basketball team, D'Tigress, were blocked in the last Olympics by one sports minister, they made a good showing in this year's Olympics, defeating Australia and Canada. Rene Wakama made a brilliant showing and won the best coach at the Olympics. Favour Ofili, we are sorry it did not go as planned. Train harder and you'd only get better. We'd support you the best way we can. Blessing Oborodudu, you came close the last time. We hope you'd get even better. Ese Brume, you won for us before; we have faith in you. The male relay team, you surely learnt your lessons and would avoid the mistakes next time. For the weightlifters, please work harder. For those I might have forgotten, those of us who have had to represent others understand the pressure you faced carrying the burden and hopes of a country.

I believe I speak the minds of sensible Nairalanders and Nigeria when I say:

WE ARE GRATEFUL!

Buccalcavity2:
I don't want to believe that Peter wrote that....but alas he did. He's as empty as they come indeed. Do these guys really understand opposition?
It's about conscientiously critiquing and providing alternatives.
It's not about opening your gutter so they know you're still around. Must you talk?
Is Peter aware that they qualify for Olympics and it's not by invite, where a country nominates mediocre to represent them?
That Nigeria has 88 reps means Nigerian athletes had competed to qualify, and they qualified!
Please Peter, explain "large contingents, favoritism, recklessness and rascality". Ignoramus. And your minions, who don't think too, jumped on the nonsense you wrote.
No doubt Nigeria performance was disappointing. But it's not that athletes were mediocre!
I'll recommend that Nigeria
1. spur representation in sports with many medal potential.
2. Supports athletes off major events so they compete well before major events.... And of course if cost of the Olympic campaign can be further reduced, please do!

DamnnNiggarr:
What a country! What a shame! When do we stop these rascalities that always rob our nation of golden opportunities to make a positive change? I call on the government to investigate these gross misconducts and make sure that those responsible do not have the opportunity to do so again. We must build a nation of discipline and commitment to duty, where competence and capacity reign. That is the New Nigeria we preach, and it is POssible. -PO
Peter Obi

helinues:
Toh

DamnnNiggarr:

I knew the whole exercise was going to be a joke when I chanced upon these two pictures below

vanbonattel:
With a president who loves sports, our sportsmen and women would have got more attention, training and support to perform better.

Election has consequences.

kettykin:
Even small countries like Kenya, South Africa , Uganda, Zambia, Egypt, Jamaica all went home with medals what excuses will apc government now give, did the previous administration also kill sports or did the fuel price increment also impact on sports deliverables.

Very soon Nigerians will realize that apc really has nothing to offer Nigeria in any sector they are performing woefully. Economy is contracting at the speed of light , security sector is already gone , sports sector has shown it is degrading.

Infrastructure is not doing fantastic.

The only thing that seems to be working in Nigeria is the attempt by urchins like Reno , onanugs etc to scapegoat igbos into the descent of the apc government into obscurity