₦airaland Forum

Mynd44:
A chairman and Deputy from the south?

The PDP is playing a dangerous game sha. They need the SW and can't afford another tussle.

Nodogragra4me:
This is the reason Anambra stakeholders refused to have Tony govern the state. ...they didn't even allow him a foot hold in any local government area... town unions did it from abroad

ACHILLES45:
If i later go to hell fire after my life as a Nigerian, i will take god to court.
which other hell fire go fit be like our zoo country.

as a child and a young adult. It took me 19yrs b4 setting my eyes on a lifeless body of a fellow human, but today we are being served pictures of corpses roasted and butchered in different format.

those days we feared corpses but not any longer. See my fellow humans.

i curse everyone living or dead who participated in making me share same geographical space with these heartless animals in human skin.

patrick89:
It's at a give away Price. How much can you pay so you can have. We know that the land of osun is littered with human skulls. You have to nuke it in other to restore the land.... Pay asap no time.

patrick89:
Actually, we are ndi Anambra we don't play with debtors.. Failed states should be auctioned at least, we have people to use it as rice farming...
Osun and Ogun the two devlish and backward state, must be auctioned on olx

Diiet:
Yoruba too should do this.
Royal stools of other tribes should be abolished in our region including lagos. I'm partially in support of what the Edo is doing by saying no to ijaw king on its territory, it's when you allow them install kings that they would have the boldness to call your region a no man's land.
Yoruba should also learn from this. Some people only understand strong hand.

geometricaxis:
This is the problem with some of you people you always react with abuses and insults, this is why you dont get in well with others, why you keep repeating the same mistakes of your forefathers because you are more driven by the battle for your ego than the issues

geometricaxis:
I am telling you this was the British (American apparently) Intelligence report on Ojukwu I used the word "speculated", all you had to do if you were a man of reason was to ask me to provide my source. Secondly, I said Ojukwu senior rejected him as a CHILD because Ojukwu was the child of a mistress and Ojukwu senior was a staunch Catholic..that was not to say he did not finally accept him.

geometricaxis:
Who cares what the current Ojukwu inherited. His father was disgraced so who cares about the son. Listen The Ojukwu name is only relevant in the SE to thise clinging for an identity, to everybody else he was a reckless coward who led his people to war he could never have won against the advice of his own generals, killed millions of his people in the process, fed fat while others were starving, cornered food and aid for himself and his cronies while others starved (a man who clearly had no regard for the lives of his people) and then fled with his family when he lost, leaving his deputy to surrender. No doubt in 40 years your children will be talking about Nnamdi Kanu the hero. Like I said history repeats itself because a lot of you you are driven by ego/pride not reason and facts.

forgiveness:
Ajagun has scored 3 goals and assisted once the 7 times he played in the AMF role. I think he deserves a look.


Nigerian Team Of The Week Honors For GK Okoye, Moses', Henrys, Uduokhai

Published: December 04, 2017

Nigerian Team Of The Week Honors For GK Okoye, Moses', Henrys, Uduokhai
The past week saw a number of Nigerians particularly impress for their various clubsides in Europe: the likes of Bartholomew Ogbeche, Chikeluba Ofoedu and Sylvester Igboun notching braces to power their teams to victory.

Emmanuel Dennis Bonaventure, James Igbekeme and Magnus Okuonghae all got on the score-sheet respectively.

But who were the very star performers from the past weekend? Allnigeriasoccer.com brings readers the best of them all thus..

Maduka Okoye (Fortuna Düsseldorf): The 18-year old goaltender was between the sticks for his side in their 1-1 draw with Roth-Weir Oberhausen in the German Bundesliga youth league. It was his 12th appearance for his side this season.

Abdullahi Shehu (Anorthosis Famagusta): The Super Eagles defender helped his club to a hard-fought 1-0 win against Nea Salamina in a Cyproit First Division encounter, tallying his 12th start for the Blue and Whites in the process while putting in a full shift to garner the maximum points which propelled them to the summit of the league table.

Felix Uduokhai (Wolfsburg): Wolfsburg brushed aside Bundesliga opponents, Borrussia Monchengladbach 3-0, with Uduokhai part of the Die Wollf backline that resolutely held on for a total shut out. The win was their third of the season which keeps them in 11th.

Uche Henry Agbo (Standard Liege): Agbo made his 19th appearance of the season in all competitions for The Reds as they played out a 1-1 draw with Antwerp in the Belgian first division.

Chidozie Awaziem (Nantes): Awaziem and his Nantes side bounced back to draw 1-1 with Saint-Etienne after initially falling behind in the Ligue 1 clash.

The Super Eagles defender who had been a mainstay in defense for the French club was in action for the entire duration of the game while picking up a booking in the 72nd minute for his troubles.

Wilfred Ndidi (Leicester): The Leicester City midfielder was influential as the Foxes picked up their fifth win of the season in a 1-0 triumph over Burnley in the English Premier League.

The 20-year old has featured in all their domestic engagements from the start as the Leicestershire side continued their Claude Puel regime revival.

Abdul Ajagun (Kortrijk): The attacking midfielder opened the scoring in a 4-1 victory over Waasland-Beveren in the Belgian First Division A.

The 24-year old was equally on hand to set up his side's third of the game while logging the full ninety minutes. The goal was his third this season while he has two assists to his name to go with.

Sylvester Igboun (FC Ufa): Igboun put in an individual masterclass to down Amkar Perm 3-0 in the Russian Premier League, notching a brace for himself while chipping in with a further assist for his side's third.

Victor Moses (Chelsea): The Chelsea wing back assisted his side's second goal in a 3-1 win over Newcastle in the Premier League, marking his first start since October 14.

He was extremely crucial in ensuring the victory as he equally earned the penalty which led to the Blues third.

Moses Simon (KAA Gent): Simon struck the decisive goal of the game in a 1-0 win over Zulte-Waregem in a Belgian First Division match.

The goal was his fifth of the season after 15 appearances for the Buffaloes while he was also in action for the full duration of the win.

Henry Onyekuru (Anderlecht): The Super Eagles attacker thumped home the match-winner in a 2-1 defeat of Lokeren to hand his side maximum points and their 10th league win of the season in the Belgian top division.

Emmanuel Chinaza


http://www.allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=25691

kettykin:
How do you feel if your neighbor outshines and out performs you in your own back Yard . That is how some of these folks feel right now . The Igbo's have outdone them Educationally, sportswise , enterprenuership ,to the extent of being the first and only landlord in their own heaven on earth ,Eko Atlantic.

These souls would not mind voting a pig from the North and from any party as long as the pig does not give Igbo's any appointment in his Government.

They will oppose anything Igbo sameway the devil opposes anything God.

Stingman:
How can this thread stop this:

Regarding open defecation, the highest proportion (8.8%) was found in the North Central zone,
followed by the South West (6.5%) and then North East (4.3%) zones. By contrast, a lower percentage
was recorded in the South East (3.8%) and the lowest in the North West (3.6%). The likely reason for
higher prevalence of open defection in the North Central and South West zones is that their forest
vegetation provides more room for the practice, unlike the grassland vegetation in the North West
where the practice is the least used. Although, South East zone has more dense vegetation but has
lower prevalence of open defecation than the North East, suggesting an influence of other factors
such as education and wealth.


Article
Access to Sanitation Facilities among
Nigerian Households: Determinants and
Sustainability Implications
Ismaila Rimi Abubakar
College of Architecture and Planning, University of Dammam, P.O. Box 2397, Dammam 31451, Saudi Arabia;
irabubakar@uod.edu.sa; Tel.: +966-536-755-650
Academic Editor: Marc A. Rosen
Received: 20 February 2017; Accepted: 31 March 2017; Published: 5 April 2017

Mapzone:
We are out..we have to b pragmatic because we have two European teams with one of the best South American team at a football grand finale. Croatia is a very good european team with Modric, Rakitic, Kovacic, Persic, Mandzukic, Nikola Kalanic.
Iceland actually top their group in an European Qualifier, they are highly motivated; they amazed the world last year with their performance at Euro2016.
Argentina with lionel Messi is a different team entirely, we all know they have Top players in their team with the likes of Dybala, Aguero, Huguain, Icardi, and so on. I think Nigeria making it out of this group is going to be a Magic but this is game of football, the best we can do is to be Hopeful.