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Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 2:32pm On Aug 28
We can't afford to lose this game .
Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 2:31pm On Aug 28
carbonado:
I am not a fan of this no 11..
I am not watching this game. I am on my farm. Who is the number 11?
Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 5:32pm On Aug 27
Cameroun is no longer a pushover when it comes to basketball. I am not happy at all with things as they stand in this game against Cameroun.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 5:29pm On Aug 27
carbonado:
...I remeber talking about the point guard issue when the list was announced.
@ Carbonado, yes you mentioned that there was no natural point guard in the team when the roster was announced for this round of qualifiers.
Sports › Re: NFF President Gusau, Other Board Members Resign by Redman44(m): 1:55pm On Aug 27
spiSeyi:
Can you compare his pedigree to those I mentioned at this point we need people who understands our grassroots football, who have spent years in Nigeria and understand our local leagues plus how African and global football politics works. Emenalo is too small for this compared to the likes of Michael Oliseh or Chief Shegun Odegbami. European football accumaen is different from Africa bra grin
Michael Emenalo also was Director of the Saudi Arabia Premier League until recently. So what are you saying, Sir ? Is Saudi Arabia in Europe? Emenalo has vast experience as a Football and Management Administrator in Europe , the USA and Saudi Arabia 🙏🙏.
Business › Re: Why Does Food Cost More In The City? by Redman44(m): 9:33am On Aug 26
Plant vegetables in your compound or garden. Plant fruit trees in your compound e.g pawpaw, Zobo, Orange, Plantain, Banana etc. start a small farm in your compound. Cheers.
Food › Re: Do You Eat This? (picture) by Redman44(m): 9:23pm On Aug 25
I love fruits 😎🙏.
Agriculture › Re: Zobo Seedlings Are Available. You Can Plant Zobo In Your Home. Whatsapp Me. by Redman44(op): 1:49pm On Aug 25
We have healthy Zobo seedlings for sale. 450 Naira per seedling . You can plant your own Zobo in your house, harvest the Calyxes, dry them and make Zobo drinks in your kitchen. You can also share the joy of watching Hibiscus Sabdariffa ( Zobo ) grow in your compound. Zobo is a very rugged plant. It can survive without much water and during drought. It can grow and has been successfully cultivated in Southern Nigeria. I am based in Ikorodu, Lagos.

Call or Whatsapp me on 07049598500. Thanks.

Crime › Re: He Escaped Nekede, But His Past Found Him At IMSU. by Redman44(m): 11:34am On Aug 25
kiddaz:
I don't know why but the bold made me laugh though even though i know the experience wasn't anything funny grin

Crazy part some kids don't know is becoming one is more than just a physical issue. It's a bond, an oath is taken in blood sweat and pains before a diety you know nothing about. I still thank the Almighty for my life sha. I'm not perfect but I'm sure a million times better than that kid who pledged allegiance with the negative energy that night. Not everyone got out as i did. A lot were so entangled in so many occult and mystic practices they had no idea of just to be ahead. And most of them paid dearly for it. Some are still searching for solutions in all the wrong places and compounding their situations the more by joining higher and more dubious occult organizations that gives them fake glory, wealth and fame that they think they have an edge now but some of them are already paying the ultimate price real early despite all the so called gains. As for me i embrace whatever the father of al gives me and enjoy it because I know what's more important and I know all I ever need to journey this physical dimension, I will get it in my own time without any stewwpd conditions attached
Amen, Bro 🙏. God will sort you out. Cheers.
Crime › Re: He Escaped Nekede, But His Past Found Him At IMSU. by Redman44(m): 12:28pm On Aug 24
Flamesss:
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My thought exactly..why not leave the south totally..to the north...if possible leave school environment..go learn a trade or hand work..
Even if he goes to learn a trade, he would still be spotted and killed. He can't escape the consequences of his action.
Agriculture › Re: You Can Plant Zobo In Your House. Do You Love Zobo? Call Or Whatsapp Me. by Redman44(op): 2:19am On Aug 23
Zobo seedlings are still available. 450 Naira per seedling. You can plant Zobo in your compound or in your garden. Whatsapp me on 07049598500 for Zobo Seedlings and Seeds. Thanks 🙏🙏🌱🇳🇬.

Crime › Re: Nigerian Nabbed Fleeing Australia Over Alleged $5m Fraud by Redman44(m): 8:40pm On Aug 22
manuelkel:
Enlighten me more about how this Provincial Nominee program works. I just checked it on Google.
It is when a Province in Canada nominates you to come and live and work in the Province e.g Manitoba, Alberta etc. All the information you need is online. The Canadian Government website is online. The Provincial Nominee program specifically looks out for skilled immigrants who might have a lower score in the express entry program. Read about it. The info is online. Don't go through Agents. Do it yourself.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Nabbed Fleeing Australia Over Alleged $5m Fraud by Redman44(m): 7:03pm On Aug 22
manuelkel:
Yes, I'm considering it now, I've applied online to two UK plumbing producing companies since this year, hopefully next year I will keep applying. I want to be sure of availability of space before making any waka.
Thank you for your advice.
I think you should look to migrating to Canada through the Express entry program or Provincial Nominee program. Applying to a UK company from Nigeria might be a tougher route. Your skills can get you into Canada easily. All the best, bro.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Nabbed Fleeing Australia Over Alleged $5m Fraud by Redman44(m): 4:59pm On Aug 22
manuelkel:
What do you expect?? Traveling to abroad without a skill, Nigerians are too daft sometimes. No skills no cert nothing nothing you just wan travel.....2017 after my NYSC I got an opportunity to enter UK but the young guy my homie advised me to learn a skill.
It was difficult for me at that moment very very difficult for me yet I didn't give up, served my boss 24months, my boss in now in Canada. Now am into foreign rain gutters and piping installations. Anything foreign rain gutters and piping installations both UK ,Chinese ,German ,French and south African. To cut it short I'm not even thinking of leaving again, I now make awesomely every month peacefully....
If you had equally taken the skill you learnt to the UK, Canada or Australia, you would have also made a lot of money. Hand Skills are very vital in the white man's lands. However, it is also good you stayed back in Nigeria. Your skills will make a way for you here.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Nabbed Fleeing Australia Over Alleged $5m Fraud by Redman44(m): 1:52pm On Aug 22
Australia is a blessed nation. Many opportunities in the Agriculture industry there. Also, the country is good to develop oneself. Why has this dude gone to tarnish the image if Nigeria there ? Why 😬😬? I don't know why our people don't take advantage of opportunities in the white man's land, make clean money and come back to invest in industries in Nigeria. Adapt what you have learnt in Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand etc to Nigeria 💪🇳🇬. Hmn.
Travel › Re: Lady Shows Her Transformation From Nigeria To Dubai And The UK by Redman44(m): 3:21pm On Aug 21
Leave her alone. She will be alright at the end of the day. UK is a country that rewards hardwork.
Agriculture › Re: How Easy It Is To Grow Ginger. (video) by Redman44(m): 1:02pm On Aug 20
Kingray10:
Nigeria use to have the best ginger in the whole world, before they brought gmo seeds that reduced the value of our ginger
Really, can you substantiate this claim😲😲? How did it happen ?
Agriculture › Re: How Easy It Is To Grow Ginger. (video) by Redman44(m): 12:59pm On Aug 20
ufotunang:
...it's due to the high costs of fuel..it has caused high rate inflation in the price of foodstuffs, goods ..the high costs of transportation of these kola nuts, ginger to the market for sale is the cause of the high costs of kola nut and ginger
If this is the case, why can't farmers in the southwest plant Ginger on their farms massively to reduce the cost of Ginger and Kola nut? At least, the cost of shipping from the southwest farms to Southwest markets will be cheaper 🙏🙏. What do you think?
Agriculture › Re: How Easy It Is To Grow Ginger. (video) by Redman44(m): 10:59am On Aug 20
Pythagon:
Grow it in your backyard
Backyard Farming itself is not easy. Planting around the house is not easy. I am seriously into cultivating fruit trees in my compound and around the house. Weeds are a major problem and you have to buy manure e.g rabbit Faeces and chicken faeces to help your plants grow vividly. You have to water your plants by yourself during the dry season. Agriculture is not easy.
Adverts › Re: King Williams Children's Library. Now Opening. by Redman44(op): 9:15am On Aug 20
At King Williams Children's Library ( KWCL ), we have thousands of books on loan for your children. Why don't you loan books for your children this holiday period ? We have the following series of books for loans-

1. Diary of a Wimpy Kid ( All collections )
2. Boruto and Naruto Comic collections
3. Other Japanese comic collections
4. Dork Diaries collection
5. Graphic Novels
6. All kinds of story books and novels for children from. Age 4 to Age 18 . Lots of exciting novels 🙂.
7. Books about plants, Animals etc
8. Encyclopedias for kids
9. DVDs for children 💽💽 ( Cartoons, Animation ).

Whatsapp us on 07049598500 for more information and how we can get the books across to you. Cheers.
Adverts › Re: King Williams Children's Library. Now Opening. by Redman44(op): 7:10pm On Aug 19
Whatsapp us on 07049598500 to loan books for your children. If you live in Ikorodu, Lagos, we are at your service. We have lots of books for your children to read this holiday period. Talk to me on 07049598500. Cheers.

Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 2:47pm On Aug 19
carbonado:
we have a lot of combo guards on the team,at least get a natural point guard,Jordan turns the ball over alot...Josh,Caleb and Nwamu would have to carry that load...
Hopefully, they will cover up for the lack of a natural guard in the team .
Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 2:31pm On Aug 19
Danielnino00:
I think Iroegbu alongside Akondu have signed with new teams...

But it's good to see Okogie and Moneke back..
I see 😎, concerning Iroegbu ( Which one of the brothers ? ). Mekowulu is not also in this squad. Akobundo is missing also and he is young exciting player to watch 💪. Ike Nwamu is a veteran with lots of experience. Chima Moneke is a player I am yet to watch closely. I can't really assess him. I was thinking I would see Gabe Vincent on the roster. I still stand with my mantra though and I hope Coach Fizdale agrees with me- " If you want to make my team to the World Cup and the Olympics, you must come to Africa and play in the QUALIFYING Games 🙏🇳🇬🇳🇬.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 2:17pm On Aug 19
carbonado:
Just saw DTIGERS squad for the next window of qualifiers..As far as I am concerned,there is no natural point guard here, wonder why none of the Ireogbu brothers did not get the invite..
Hmn. Michael Efevberha is 41 years old 🙄 and has not played professional basketball since 2025. He played Afrobasket for Nigeria in 2009. I hope he won't be a minus to this squad. Abogidi, Udoka Azuibuike , Ebuka Izundu and Manny Obaseki are not experienced at all when it comes to international FIBA basketball. They are new faces to the Dtigers squad. They are active basketball players though and I pray Coach Fizdale knows how to manage and get the best out of them. None of them is an outstanding player 🙂. Jordan Ogundiran has played several times for Dtigers including an Afrobasket appearance and several FIBA and Olympic qualifiers for Nigeria. He has the experience and mentality 💪. I am happy Josh Okogie is back . Stan Okoye is ever dependable with a wealth of experience that can help Nigeria's cause in Tunisia. The Squad is not bad. However, where are Ike and Uche Iroegbu 😲? They were outstanding in Angola during the last 3 games we played to move to this stage.
Sports › Re: NFF Asks Super Falcons Handlers To Step Down Immediately by Redman44(m): 9:03am On Aug 18
Imalwayshorny:
Can they do that to Eric chelle if super eagles fail to qualify for 2027 men afcon?

No wonder findi george and eguaoven step down
Nigeria will qualify for the 2027 AFCON.
Sports › Re: NFF Asks Super Falcons Handlers To Step Down Immediately by Redman44(m): 8:52am On Aug 18
Ibehchizzy:
Emenalo should be the new man to take our football into prosperity
Well Said. Michael Emenalo for NFF Chairman ⚽⚽⚽. Let's make it happen.
Agriculture › Re: My Organic Chickens Project 2026 by Redman44(m): 9:36pm On Aug 17
Interesting 🙂. Following.
Agriculture › Re: Zobo Seedlings Are Available. You Can Plant Zobo In Your Home. Whatsapp Me. by Redman44(op): 9:31pm On Aug 17
Good evening, how are you ? How was your day? May the good Lord continue to guide and protect you. Amen 🙏. We have Zobo seedlings for sale. 450 Naira per seedling. You can grow your own Zobo in your house. Zobo ( Hibiscus Sabdariffa ) grows in Southern Nigeria just like it grows in the North. It is a great thing to have Zobo growing in your garden 🙂🌱. The rainy season will soon resume. We are having a short break in rainfall this August. Why don't you cultivate a few stands of Zobo in your garden? Message me via Whatsapp and let's discuss. Cheers. 🌱🌱🌱.

Whatsapp me on 07049598500.

Emmanuel.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Basketball Thread! by Redman44(m): 9:15pm On Aug 14
PDPGuy:
Halftime of U-18 women’s Afrobasket semifinal

Cote D’Ivoire 23-27 Nigeria

The main highlight for the girls was their 80% FT conversion rate, as against CIV’s 19%.

However, the Ivorian girls were better with their 2-pt and 3-pt FG conversions. Our girls must do better than the paltry 20% two-point FG conversion in the second half
What is the update now?
Agriculture › Re: Agriculture/farming Is A Gold Mine by Redman44(m): 7:59am On Aug 11
Lightmykpoli:
There are people exporting Nigerian food and cashing out. Look at what I bought in Poland loun loun, I won't even say how much but someone or people produced these in their farms and exported it.

Nigerians really need to take farming for seriously.
Yes, so many opportunities in Farming. However, Agriculture is not easy and it requires dedication, constant learning and research and the ability to go on even when discouragement sets in the form of theft of your crops or death of some of your animals. You can plant things sometimes and find out that pests and insects are attacking them 😲😲. You will need to persevere to succeed as a farmer. Cheers.
Education › Re: Do Foreigners Come To Nigerian Higher Institutions To School? by Redman44(m): 7:46am On Aug 11
KingAzubuike:
Yes they do. Education is quite cheap here even for foreigners.

Unilorin use to have a lot of Cameroonians studying medicine there as at 7-10 years back. You'd also find some Lebanese, Bangladesh, Nepal folks in some departments.

A handful of Chinese and Asians used to study in unilag too. You'd find them mainly in international relations.
People from Southern Cameroun are actually our cousins. Their culture is very similar to the Ibibio and Efik who live in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States. They live in cities just across our borders in the states I have mentioned and in Adamawa State. Naturally, they will study in Nigerian Universities.
Education › Re: Do Foreigners Come To Nigerian Higher Institutions To School? by Redman44(m): 11:40pm On Aug 10
They come to the University of Ibadan for Postgraduate studies in History, African Studies, Yoruba etc. Some of them come as exchange students.

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