₦airaland Forum

Cristalz:
@rasputinn
What's your beef now, his braids or his looks?

I don't even know again jare,when Giggs is busy crafting deft touches and passes,young masquerade will just be spoiling the whole thing

[size=14pt]Alex Ferguson should cut off all those useless braids on Anderson's head and use them to tie him permanently to the reserve bench,ugly boy[/size].hissss

And manure scores the second goal, Giggs
Where would manure be without Giggs,what a wonderful assist

I'm not surprised,without GIggs united is SHYTE

GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

SUPER EAGLES HAVE SCORED,WE ARE GOING TO THE WORLD CUP AT LAST  

Two factors will make the scummies win this tie tonight

(1) You don't wear super eagles jersey and expect to win any game,so Obagol kpele

(2) Giggs is playing

I can't help it,I must watch this contest of two relegated players

one mopol:
You are not wrong jare, our chances as best loser is getting even slimmer by the day.

The only way we can benefit from group A will be if Egypt loses their last match to Italy, which is very unlikely considering home support,FIFA and the fact that Italy will field a second string team since they have already qualified.

For group C it is certain that either USA or Korea will definitely make 4 points which makes our chances slimmer. Cameroon only needs a draw against germany, except for top spot of the group, the Germans really have little to play for.

Set your calculator aside,no more permutations,whatever happens tommorow,Siasia should be promoted to coach the super eagles still

[size=14pt]THREE HEARTY CHEERS TO THE LONGEST SERVING GAFFER OF THE ARSENAL,PROF ARSENE  WENGER[/size]

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agabaI23:
Lost for word?
nothing to say my friend!

davidylan:
fantastic match . . . now i can rest and watch Wolfsburg destroy Man U tomorrow. 2 goals for Grafite!

hen,hen if dis wan happn,then sharon go hear am for my hand,only I fear that Giggs may still come to their rescue

reh reh reh
Ibori,you and your PR goons can mount an orchestrated media campaign to launder your imagine,malign Ribadu,win public sympathy but I assure you,only a very few gullible ones will actually be fooled and nemesis will soon catch up with you.

Woe betide you and your co-looters for raping the treasury of Delta state of funds in excess of 400 billion naira,you will surely burn in HELL

mikeansy:
Please was Ibori fighting the ND course or fighting OBJ's 3rd term plot when he was convicted for shop-lifting?

I think I should have no time for a washed up shop lifter

Good question

Seun « #2 on: Yesterday at 05:24:32 PM »:
The spokesman of UCH, Mr. Kunle Atinwore, confirmed the development, saying Ogedegbe died of a brain tumour. He was reported to be in a coma after a corrective eye surgery

How does someone die of brain tumour just after corrective eye surgery,what's the connection  ,any medical afficionados in the house,please answer me

ikamefa:
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww i love you muki and rasputinn

And I love you right back sist

MrCrackles:
May God punish you on earth, inside the grave and in hell fire, Ibori. . .
Bloody bastard

Amen

If mr james ibori thinks that just because Yara dull and his AGF(attorney general of FRAUD) are fighting tooth and nail to keep him away from facing justice for massively looting the treasury of Delta state,that he now has some form of confidence to insult the sensibility of Nigerians,then he needs his head examined.

Bloody coward,now you're running scared,the fugitive from the laws of UK & the US,I assure you,soon enough, you will run from this country

For your information mr ibori aka mr double ex convict,not even Yara dead and Aondoaka can shield you from the fate that awaits you,as what they are doing is tantamount to shutting all the doors and windows in your house during harmattan hoping to prevent dust from entering your house.

mr ibori,enough dust to choke you to death will surely enter your house of looting and corruption,justice will surely be served in your case no matter how long it takes

@ Muks

Thanks so much for the love,waiting for Ikamefa to cut that cake and blow whistle so we can chop the thing and wash it down with that your EMU brew

Muki,Muki where you see that tomborised drink

@ Ika

You're loved and beloved
On your day today,you will find kindness,love,appreciation and all the best the day has to offer
May today be sunny side up for you and may you always find a listening ear and a helping hand all the days(and nights ) of your life

Happy birthday darling 

I was prepared to watch the match,however at the office I detected something very fishy with my joint financial records with a so-called partner on a big-enough-ticket project who had been diverting funds,I was too annoyed and too busy straightening out the figures with my accountant that they finished the first half of the match and I didn't care a hoot,as a matter of fact,my office TV set was switched off,I've never felt so betrayed.After the account balancing,I just decided to go straight home where I had a cold shower and slept

From the result of the game,I guess I didn't miss much,however I'm not dissppointed in Siasia.IMO he's still the best coach 9ja has got presently

The boys need to be careful with their tackles and not show studs unecessarily

SIASIA CHARGES HIS DEPLETED SQUAD TO GO ALL OUT AGAINST SPAIN

“This is a big tournament and you must learn to take your chances. There is no use creating 50 chances and wasting all of them. You must get to a situation where you can put away five of seven chances," Siasia, himself a former striker, told his players,

“Nigerians back home are expecting us to go far in this competition and even win the trophy. We cannot continue to throw away begging opportunities. Against Spain, we must be up to it right from the first minute and show the seriousness that the match deserves”, Siasia told his boys early Sunday morning.

http://www.kickoff.com/static/news/article.php?id=11276

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brein:
Its 2:30pm not 4:00

SMSguru:
Please the match comes up at exactly 3 pm Nigerian time.

The OP is correct by saying 4 pm local time because 4 pm in Egypt is 3 pm in Nigeria. The
local time there simply means Egyptian time because the locality of the tournament is Egypt.

Thanks SMSguru
The match kicks off at exactly 1600hrs i.e 4pm by the local time of the country where the match will be played,which is Egypt,that translates to 3pm Nigeria time

GO FLYING EAGLES

NIGERIA VERSUS SPAIN
KICK OFF TIME Monday 28 September, 16:00 (local time)

Intro
Following their loss to Venezuela, Nigeria are looking to get back to winning ways against Spain, the side they defeated in the final of Korea 2007. 

The stakes
These two countries renew their rivalry for the first time since meeting in the final of the FIFA U-17 World Cup Korea 2007. Although two years have passed, and both squads are certainly different, this fixture does offer the Spaniards the opportunity to avenge their penalty shootout defeat in that decider.

Everything suggests that Monday's encounter will play out similarly, with both teams going for the win but without throwing caution to the wind. What has changed, however, are the respective teams' fortunes going into the game; while Spain won their opener 8-0 against Tahiti, Nigeria suffered a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Venezuela(who incidentally stopped the Argentines from participating in this tournament), meaning another loss would all but eliminate the Flying Eagles who will be playing without Haruna Lukman who was red-carded by ref Roberto Rosetti in the game against Venezuela

The stat
60 - Monday's game will be Spain's 60th in this competition, making them the team with the third highest number of appearances behind Brazil (82) and Argentina (67).

The words
"We've put Friday's slip-up behind us and now we're only thinking about Spain, who will offer a sterner test than Venezuela. I'm an optimist though so I'm confident we'll improve and reach the second round." Omatsone Aluko, Nigeria forward

"I can still remember the final from two years ago very well, and many of their players. They're still a dangerous side; physically fit and very attack-minded. But the main thing is we're concentrating firmly on getting the three points, the rest matters little." Fran Merida, Spain midfielder


We've heard the words of the players,but what do nairalanders have to say about the match this evening,do you see our dear flying eagles overcoming the Spaniards to brighten our chances of progressing to the knock-out phase of the competition,do you see a draw or do you fear a loss ,let's hear it

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[size=14pt]Ribadu: Why I’m After Ibori[/size]


Former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, yesterday replied former Governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori on the allegations he made against him on Friday. He said his position on the Ibori case is based on his conviction that those who stole Nigeria’s funds must be brought to justice.
Ibori had told journalists in Lagos that Ribadu and former President Olusegun Obasanjo were among those behind his prosecution for corruption charges in courts in Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
Reacting to the accusation yesterday, Ribadu in a statement titled: “Why I am after the Iboris of Nigeria”, states: “Ordinarily, I will not like to dignify Mr. James Ibori, former governor of Delta State, with a response to the tissue of lies and cheap fabrications that he let loose in the press conference he held over the weekend. But it is important to set the records straight, particularly against one of those who perpetrated the worst heist against the treasury since Nigeria’s independence.
“That Ibori is finally finding his voice after two years since his prosecution both at home and abroad started is a testimony to his desperation as the cases, particularly the ones in the United Kingdom, move toward legal resolution.  I will address Ibori’s fabrications one by one.
“First, he lied that I solicited his assistance to become the Inspector General of Police. I had it on record, while in office as the Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) that James Ibori was a double convict. First, as a police officer and also as an anti-corruption campaigner who was committed to doing his part to rid Nigeria of rogues, how could I have been seeking the assistance of a convicted felon for the highest police position in the country? If I wanted to be IG, he would be the last person I will consider to help me. “Ibori, just like the others we tried to bring to justice, is desperate and would do anything to escape justice as he has always done. Nothing emphasises Ibori’s capacity for falsehood and felony than his claim, at the press conference, that I “framed” him for attempting to bribe me with $15 million dollars. As he told the lie, and as I write this, the $15 million remain as an exhibit deposited with the Central Bank of Nigeria.
I must state however that I am used to these types of allegations and fabrications by those who are struggling under the present circumstances to find a way out of their advertised felonies and crimes against the people. It has now become fashionable for all sorts of morally-bankrupt people to try to use me to do one thing or the other.
“Any close observer of the events in Nigeria in the last decade would agree that what we were able to achieve as founders and operators of the EFCC was of a more fundamental nature, in the context of our urgent national crisis, than becoming IGP. But that is a matter for another day. People understand what we tried to do and recognise that the felons must be brought to justice so as to allow millions of our compatriots to enjoy their God-given resources.

“Ibori claimed that he could trace “the genesis of his ordeal to his staunch and uncompromising stance on a major electoral promise he made back in 1998 to the people of Delta State that he would champion the cause of redressing the injustice associated with resources derivable from their land.” I will only like to ask if it is in keeping with this “promise” that he became a billionaire overnight “on behalf” of the suffering masses of Delta State?

“As regards the allegation that Ibori made on the 2007 presidential election petition, let me state clearly that it is totally untrue. However, I am also aware that there is a whole industry of seeking favour from President Umaru Yar’Adua based on the legal tussle over the 2007 presidential election. Already, many fortune and favour-seekers have imagined many plots and many plotters in their attempt to deceive the man in power that I tried to scuttle the Appeal Court case on the election. Many got offices, positions, and others and even got me out of the EFCC telling this lie to Aso Rock Villa. They continue to use it. If Ibori claims that I sought his support to truncate Yar’Adua’s contested victory at the Appeal Court, is he claiming to have the power to influence the judges and pervert the course of justice?

“Finally, Ibori said he remained my “loyal friend”. I am also still open to his “friendship”, but that will never be at the expense of my loyalty to my fatherland and commitment to transparency and honesty in public office. I have a friendly advice for Ibori, though. Instead of wasting the money of Delta State people that he stole to pay lawyers all over the world, isn’t it better as a “Christian” that he claims to be to return his loot to the people of Delta State and have peace with his God?

If he fails to do so, at the appropriate time, no matter how much the Iboris of this world run from the law, they would one day be made to atone for their sundry crimes. If they are able to bribe their way through in Nigeria and get men and women of questionable character appointed into office to shield themselves from prosecution, they cannot do the same in the United Kingdom and before God. But even in Nigeria, the protection that they enjoy today is temporary. 

Wait, James, still on our friendship, since I couldn’t see you when I visited Lagos recently, why don’t you visit me in London to catch up with your other friends!,” Ribadu said.

Ibori had at last Friday’s press conference told newsmen that Ribadu’s assault on him followed his refusal to be recruited into a plan to have the president promote him to the office of Inspector-General of Police.
He also said former president Obasanjo was witch-hunting him because of his initial opposition to the second term bid by Obasanjo, spearheading the campaign for resource control and payment of the 13 percent revenue derivation fund to the oil producing states and his staunch support for Yar’Adua’s presidency in 2007.


http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=155578

@ Sharon,

The next time I catch you dissing Giggsy eh,I reserve my comment
Ryan is the MOST IMPORTANT united player this season,last two seasons infact last decade
The moment he came on,things started happening for united,with his deft touches,pin-point passes accurate free kicks,I'm glad his colleagues are aware of this fact

dayokanu:
^^ Sharap there.

With those Paralympians you are competing against.

If I have Arsenal, Stoke and Hull City to play every week wont I be glad?

Is it not too early in the morning to be smoking pipes