₦airaland Forum

It is high time the federal govt start arresting the Northern elite who are members and  sponsors of Boko Haram or are they waiting when they bomb US and UK embassies because from their statement that maybe the next target.
Enough of this kid gloves on Northern elites!!

German Shepherd or Rottweiler

@poster
1. you do not need a transit VISA in Schipol airport, Amsterdam to transit to London
2. You will not be allowed to leave the airport with or without a transit VISA in Schipol airport, Amsterdam
3. Schipol airport is not boring; and the airport is quite large. you could do a lot of strolling and window shopping.
4. in Schipol airport, they have some sort of cubicles/lounges with bedding and bathroom facilities where you could relax for a while before your connecting flights; it cost about 30 to 50euros for a couple of hours, am not too sure how much; but just ask at the airport and they will be glad to assist you.
5. KLM is very OK (my personal assessment); timewise, etc; the only downside perhaps is that they do not have many options when when it comes to inflight menu.

Commissioner of Police in-charge of Lagos State command, Yakubu Alkali, has disqualified an English Language graduate with second class upper division grade in the ongoing Force recruitment exercise for allegedly speaking bad English and failing to spell words correctly.

The CP who was excited when he saw the good grade of the young man, was reportedly disappointed with the applicant’s response to questions in unpardonably bad English.
The CP was said to have been more disappointed following the English Language graduate’s inability to spell the word, ‘encounter’.

Alkali, was said to have vowed to disqualify anyone who did not live up to expectation in the area of conduct and defence of their results during the recruitment.

Alkali confirmed that the second class upper division English Language graduate was unable to express himself. He said he would not recruit such a person who could not defend his result into the Force. The CP who was not happy with the way and manner those who did not merit their grades were honoured by the tertiary institutions they attended, vowed to personally screen entrants into the Force.

The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr. Samuel Jinadu, confirmed that some suspects had been arrested for falsification of results. He, however, did not give the figure, saying that it was still being compiled.

CONTRARY to stories by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF), there seems to be no concord between Super Eagles’ coach Samson Siasia and the NFF technical committee on the best approach to the game against Madagascar in Maputo, which may determine Nigeria’s fate in the race for the 2011 Africa Nations Cup.

Nigeria is trailing Guinea by three points in Group B and needs an outright victory in Antananarivo to be in a comfortable position before the last group game against the Guineans in Abuja.

However, instead of sitting together to plot ways of winning the game in Antananarivo, the NFF and Siasia are locked in the battle of wits over the composition of the team to prosecute the game against Madagascar and the international friendly against Argentina in Dhakar, Bangladesh, respectively.

The Guardian learnt that the NFF technical committee members, who expected the Eagles coach to appear before it last Friday to defend his choice of players, were seething in anger over the coach’s failure to face them on that date even when he made them know that he was not healthy enough for that exercise on the appointed time.

According to the source, the committee believes that Siasia failed to appear before it on Friday because he was not comfortable with its oversight functions, which he sees as interference in his job. The source said: “We have allowed him to go ahead with the release of the list of his players for the match because he feels that the technical committee is meddling in his job.

“But the truth remains that the technical committee must have an input in the list of any of the national team’s coaches, including Siasia, because we are all working for one purpose and that is ensuring that we win in our matches.”

Another sore point in the NFF’s viewpoint is the “over-bloated” list of 30 players for the matches, a source in the federation said, adding that the football body disagreed with the coach over some players he listed for the games and those he dropped.

He revealed that the coach has accepted to appear before the committee today to explain why he invited 30 players, adding that he was convinced the committee would reduce the number to 23.

Imagine the pastor mrs asking everyone to stand up and the first person up is your john thomas