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How the late Oliver de Coque take talk am? "Biri Ka Mbiri''' meaning live and lets live. Make the man of God free her jare

That was after playin' some street soccer in the morning and scoring some couple of goals

honsule:
@Semid.i just discovered a latest firmware is available for N95.I want to upgrade o

Firmware Update Nokia N95 RM-159 EURO 35.0.002 v8.0
Major Data Package v8.0 MCU SW 35.0.002
File Name : RM-159_EURO_35.0.002_v8.0.exe
Published 22/12/2009 Size 137.95 MB
EUROPE - Phones - N95

Yeah, It was posted by Bosst on DC's firmware upgrade thread. Downloaded it lastnite but I ain't upgrading to it jare.

See for ya self

Genuflect:
Semid, wetin you dey do for Xmas?

Browsing through Nairaland and ripping sum files (what better day to download when others are busy chopping rice & chicken) . Presently downloading iTunes 9.02                          

                                                                                            OR
Is there something else I should be doing?

Locked up (remix)- Akon ft 2pac

See as I dey Ginja my Swagga with Bitdefender 2010

Nna, man. See as I just dey shak Maltina
Aaaaah, Maltina yapayaski

How bad can I get I dey take IDM download IDm

hmmmmmmm, e be like se una no even send dis christmas sef

Man4war:
I dont think i have the courage to upgrade my e71, i wouldn't forgive myself if i damage the phone in the process, u can call me any name oooo! I accept.

Alrite! You're a coward and a liver-less chicken

Happy xmas and merry new year abi how una dey talk am again

Happy Christmas and Merry New Year abi how una dey talk am sef

adebayo201:
Y dnt u includ tunnex190 nd puskin. They'r d b-o-m-b

You wan make this place blow up

Sagamite:
I think in that team, the only player I feel is missing is Rabiu Ibrahim.

Adeleye, Echiejile, Nsofor, Adefemi, Ajilore, Apam, Mohammed Yusuf, Ejide, TT, Mikel, Kaita, Obasi are all young players. At least their ages say they are all U-25.

I think most of us are not aware of this because we have over-familiarised ourselves with these players from seeing them in Youth tournaments and Olympics, all of the sudden, they are old legs.

So I can't really fault him in regards to young players coming in. Maybe HB, yes. But if the team performs without HB, then I no really care.

Seconded! but someone should please tell Amodu to stop inviting Obinna Nwaneri to the S.E team though. That guy is so pathetic

honeric01:
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This was the formation Siasia used in that match against Argentina.
     
                         Vanzeki

 Olubayo      Apam   Adeleye    Okonkwo


        Kaita                  Ajilore

                   Osaze
               

 Okonkwo                          Obinna

               Promise          

That was the formation used, Osaze was moved to the striking front when promise was substituted for Emmanuel ekpo. anyways, we will talk about the Obodo issue later not Oruma (too old and not needed)

Again, I disagree. What is your source? Anyway, it doesn't matter cos coaches release their starting 11 list and the TV people fix them up in whatever positions and formation they think the coach will play them. It doesn't mean the coach played that formation or the players played those particular positions. IMO, the formation used in the match against Argentina was 4-4-2 and the players were fielded like this
NB: The nos indicate their position of play on the pitch (so we understand each other perfectly)

                                                Vanzekin-1

C.Okonkwo- 3            Adeleye -5                   Apam -6                   Olubayo -2


                                                     Kaita -4


Nsofor - 11                                   Ajilore - 10                               S.Okoronkwo -7

                                   Osaze - 8                    Promise -9

Osaze played as a striker in that game abegiii. Ekpo came in to replace Isaac and Nsofor moved forward to strike.

Ehen, still on Osaze and his ability to play as attacking midfielder, please read this and take note of the bolded part

http://en.allexperts.com/e/o/os/osaze_odemwingie.htm
Osaze Odemwingie
Peter Odemwingie has an interesting background which makes him a truly international talent. Born in Tashkent, his mother is Russian, his father Nigerian, but he has chosen to pledge his allegiances to the Super Eagles of Nigeria.Odemwingie, who is also known as 'Osaze', is a slightly-built striker who possesses phenomenal pace and a fearsome shot. He has just finished his first season with French club Lille OSC, scoring four goals in 20 games and also featuring in the UEFA Cup. Next season, Lille will go into the UEFA Champions League, which is another indication that exciting times lie ahead for the 23-year-old.

One of Nigeria's promising talents. He is a versatile attacking player whose preference is to play as a forward, but can also play as an attacking midfielder or an out and out winger. Has silky smooth skills and control. Brings great playmaking skills to the table and appears to have an innate intuition for the game.

No be me write am o. Judging by the tone in which it was written, one can easily decipher he has played as an attacking midfielder before in the past.

Guy, we are all politicians.

I can't believe the kind of questions some peeps ask. E be like se dem dey close eyes & ears waka all these years in the phone section.

maxjax:
Hon the jleech site aint workin fo me ooooo, abeg any other Transcoder site?

jleech.com works wella. It wasn't working for me too yeterday afternoon but I tried it at after midnight and it went like express. I downloaded 3 offline firmwares (lowest been 120MB) for my N95 from rapidshare through it. Try it @ nite, bro.

hayprof:
PDP, we no go gree,

Lol, where r the ballot boxes sef ?

Why you wan know? Abi, you wan hijack am

honeric01:
Thank you but one blunder here, Promise Isaac is a striker and also play as a supportive striker behind a 9 but he's a waste pipe (age is disturbing him big time)

I agree with you. Isaac Promise is an expired log of wood and shouldn't even come close to our National team. Another player who irritates the hell out of me is Obnna Nwanneri. That guy is a pathetic excuse for a defender and I don't know why Amodu keeps inviting him.

honeric01:
I NEVER said Kalu Uche was An AM, i only said he's better in the midfield than Osaze because he's more skillful (dribbling) and better in short passes than Osaze, but they are both not a creative midfielder we seek for in the super eagles.

I concede the bolded part to you but I disagree with when you say Kalu Uche is more skillful in dribbling and better in short passes - This is highly subjective and very debatable and I won't be in a hurry to conclude that Osaze can't be a good creative midfielder?

honeric01:
We don't have the natural wingers we had in the 90s but that does not mean we still can't play from the wings, we have alot of fast paced players in persons of Osaze, Aniechebe, Nsofor, Obuke e.t.c, these players can easily adapt to our traditional wing play (some of them already play in that position for us), so we shouldn't complain about not having a natural winger since we also don't have the midfield we once had in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Osaze has always been a striker even while he played in Bendel insurance, i[b] think he partnered with Aghahowa before moving to Belgium, you should know this bro and not try to twist it[/b]. Osaze's first international game for the eagles was against bafana bafana in the 2002 nations cup [/b]and not the other way round, he was brought into that game after Kanu got injured and he ended up scoring 2 goals for us.

[b]@ The bolded parts
I agree we don't have natural wingers like we had in the 90's and we've been adapting players who play as 8 & 9's in their clubs to play on the wings. The question should then be asked, ''Why can't Osaze be drafted to play as a 10 when we clearly lack a good player in that role?''. We have many strikers who can effectively play his role if he plays as a 10, so I'm sure he won't be missed. I'm pretty sure he'll do well. How do you want to get new results when you do the same thing everyday, ehn?

Please, Osaze has not always been a striker. Me sef sabi Naija footie small, haba! I reiterate my earlier assertion that he played as a midfielder in Bendel Insurance. You of all people should know this and not try to twist that fact. HE CAPTAINED A LARGELY HOME-BASED TEAM AGAINST ANGOLA IN THE LAST GAME OF THE CAN 2004 QUALIFIERS IN BENIN, NIGERIA ON 21st JUNE, 2003. IN THAT GAME, HE PLAYED AS AN ATTACKING MIDFIELDER, had an assist for our first goal and scored a penalty in the dying minute to make the final score 2-2. HOW CAN YOU NOT REMEMBER THAT MATCH? 

YES, Osaze played alongside Julius Aghahowa in Bendel Insurance but he played as a midfielder and not as a striker as you assert.

Osaze made his full international debut for Nigeria on 21st JUNE, 2003 in our last CAN 2004 Qualifying match against Angola in Benin, Nigeria.The match against South Africa in which he scored two goals was our second match in CAN 2004 and not 2002 as you say and that was not his debut match. Wikipedia , Goal.com and major news/sports outlets are wrong on his debut match/date. I watched that match on TV and I still recall it vividly. Please read below and take note of the bolded part >>>>

http://en.allexperts.com/e/o/os/osaze_odemwingie.htm
Osaze Odemwingie
Peter Odemwingie has an interesting background which makes him a truly international talent. Born in Tashkent, his mother is Russian, his father Nigerian, but he has chosen to pledge his allegiances to the Super Eagles of Nigeria.Odemwingie, who is also known as 'Osaze', is a slightly-built striker who possesses phenomenal pace and a fearsome shot. He has just finished his first season with French club Lille OSC, scoring four goals in 20 games and also featuring in the UEFA Cup. Next season, Lille will go into the UEFA Champions League, which is another indication that exciting times lie ahead for the 23-year-old.

One of Nigeria's promising talents. He is a versatile attacking player whose preference is to play as a forward, but can also play as an attacking midfielder or an out and out winger. Has silky smooth skills and control. Brings great playmaking skills to the table and appears to have an innate intuition for the game.
Club history

2002-03: Had a standout season with Insurance in the Nigerian top division. Moved on to Belgian powerhouse Anderlecht, whom he signed with after the World Cup 2002. When it was evident he was going to play for the B-team during his first season, he left them to sign for La Louviere just a few weeks into the season. Suffered a broken jaw before debuting for his new club and was out of action for a few months.

Helped La Louviere reach the final of the Belgian Cup by scoring in the semi-final against Lommel. Won the Belgian Cup with Raal which helped secure an UEFA Cup spot.

2003-04: Had an impact in La Louviere's first ever appearance in Europe. Scored in the UEFA Cup first round against Benfica as Raal got eliminated by the Portuguese giants.

2004-05: Moved from La Louviere to French Ligue 1 club OSC Lille despite interest from several other European sides like Blackburn Rovers, Feyenoord and Schalke. Had an outstanding season in Lille, winning the French title and advancing to the champions league. In the 2005-2006 season he finished 2nd on the goal scoring list in the french Ligue. He scored two goals in the 4 - 0 defeat of French champions Lyon.
International career
2002: Called up to the National Team for a friendly against Scotland in April. He did not feature in the game, and instead made his debut against Kenya a month later. Was one of 3 reserves for the Nigerian World Cup 2002 squad. Lived and trained with the team in Japan/Korea.

2003: Captained the Super Eagles in their final Nations Cup qualifier against Angola which ended 2-2. Scored Nigeria's second with a sleek second half penalty.

2004: Made the African Nations Cup team on the basis of a number of positive performances with the Super Eagles and also with his Belgian team. Scored 3 goals (including what was billed as one of the goals of the tournament) and ended up spearheading the attack in the quarter final (v. Cameroon) and the semi final (v. Tunisia). Overall, a very solid performance although his lack of experience did shine through in the semifinal as he missed some chances during the 90 minutes and then missed the vital penalty kick in the shootout that ended Nigeria's hopes of progressing to the final.

2005: Played an important role in the Nigerian World Cup qualifying campaign. Although Nigeria did not qualify for the World Cup finals in Germany

2006, Odemwingie has solidified his place in the national team. He know plays a pivotal role in the future young Nigerian squad. Alongside Obafemi Martins, John Obi Mikel and Taye Taiwo, Nigeria's footballing future seems to be in good hands.

honeric01:
Not true, it seems you only remember when he does well in the midfield and always forget when he doesn't, during the final game against Argentina in the Olympics, he screwed up the team because Siasia played him in the midfield. all i am trying to say is that Osaze should be left in his current position, he's good at the wings and as a striker and he should remain where he's very comfortable at. let Amodu look for a creative midfielder or just switch back to the wing play (right now, we don't have a pattern).

one more thing, i think Amodu should call Obodo, switch Taiye Taiwo to the left midfield, use Chidi Odia as our 2, that guy is skillful, very good and plays like Dani alves, with him as our 2, our attacked''ll be boosted.

@ Bolded part
Not True! This is the team list of Nigeria against Argentina in the Football final of the Beijing 2008

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/report?id=253333&cc=5901
1 Ambruse Vanzeki
5 Dele Adeleye
4 Onyekachi Apam
2 Chibuzor Okonkwo
13 Adefemi Olubayo
8 Sani Kaita
12 Ajilore Oluwafemi
14 Peter Osaze Odemwingie
11 Solomon Okoronkwo
9 Victor Nsofor Obinna
10 Isaac Promise

Osaze and Isaac Promise were the strikers and they played as 9 & 8 or 8 & 9 (I can't remember the exact order. Femi Ajilore played as the Attacking Midfielder(10) in that match, Okoronkwo played 7 and Obinna Nsofor played 11. Where did you get it that he played ten.

I repeat, the few times Osaze has played as an AM, he has acquitted himself very well.


Lets leave the Issue of Oruma, Obodo, Taiye Taiwo, Odiah etc and their positional play for another thread

At last I'm ready to do some serious gaming I've finished downloading the nGAGE installer uploaded by honsule and the games uploaded by Orikenny. Expect me to paint this place red and blue with my screenshots very soon

Jeophri:
Guys, i formatted my phone and now i have lost my browsing priviledges and access points. I cant even use my web browser. I need help urgently. Y add is jeophri47@yahoo.com

I intend to upgrade my phone firmware today or tomorrow and I'm taking out time to back up all my files, contacts and manually writing out the settings of the over 20 access points I have on my phone. That's what you should have done too.

Anyway, For MTN settings - send SETTINGS in an SMS to 3888
For ETISALAT settings - send SETTINGS in an SMS to780
For ZAIN settings - visit dmc.ng.zain.com and push the settings into your phone.
For GLO - I think Infoseye is the man (I don't use Glo so I don't know about much about it)

All these Access points and the ones we use for FBTee can be configured manually though so really you shouldn't have a problem if u know how to.

I hope this helps you.

honsule:
Download this MEA version. http://www.gsmdoser.com/files/162/download

Thanks but no thanks. I've downloaded a rar file split into two parts and a full .exe version already from the RS links below.

http://rapidshare.com/files/143687595/RM-159_EURO_30.0.015_v6.0.part2.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/143701767/RM-159_EURO_30.0.015_v6.0.part1.rar

>>>>>>>AND>>>>>>>>>>

http://rapidshare.com/files/144243810/RM-159_EURO_30.0.015_v6.0.exe

Thanks for your help. I think sometimes we underestimate the power of google.

Honsule, the latest is firmware is 32 shey? I know that one is not h@kcabel with Drakkarious 3.01. What of the version 31 firmware- Is it h@kcabel with Drakkarious 3.01?

honsule:
or get your version 30 choice from this link http://rapidshare.com/files/142683928/Nokia_firmware_RM-320_EURO_30.0.018_v5.0.exe

Thanks, it worked. I'm downloading it presently. I hope it's h@!kcabel with Drakkarious 3.01 cos I no get time dey sign certificate o

lynxnoon:
how come i aint seeing d poll result?

Once, you've voted you can't see the polls again.

honeric01:
So because he threw one accurate pass from the midfield, he's now a recommendable creative midfielder eh? do you know how many passes Mikel has given most of our forwards so far, does that make him a creative midfielder? (he was before back then in 2005)

No, but why do you rule out the fact that he can be successful in AM position when the few times he has been played in that position, he has excelled? I agree with you on Mikel though. He has forgotten how to play as an AM.

honeric01:
We don't have one for now except Kalu Uche but he also lacks that bite, so instead of trying to force someone into an unfamiliar territory, [b]Amodu should either look for an AM or just switch back to our traditional wing play.[/b] we were never a midfield team prior to Okocha's time. we were best known to be a very strong team at the wings not midfield. and by the way, Osaze has been playing as a striker [/b]even while he was at La Louviere and Lille, [b]where did you get that news from that he started as a 10? in which games? can you bring back the memory, I'd be glad if you can point out his real position.

Man, you don't judge a player just because he was tested in a position out of no other option, JJ was the 10 in the match we played in Kano against Angola, it wasn't osaze as you put it. if you think you know Nigerian football history and that those not really in support of having osaze play as 10, then you are missing the point. osaze is a player meant to change games (in terms of adding more striking power), he's not a ball distributor, instead of pouring an old wine inside a new bottle, amodu should work on rabiu Ibrahim or Stanley okoro, but then it's too late. so we can't change things now until after the nations cup or even the worldcup.

#1. Kalu Uche is not a Natural Attacking Midfielder. He plays as a Striker for his club Almeria in the Spanish league. I've seen some games of Almeria this season and he was fileded as a striker. Hell, he even scored a goal from that position in Almeria's 2-4 loss to Real Madrid this Season. I agree with you he (and the others) lacks bite so why not give Osaze a try in that position?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalu_Uche
Kalu Uche (born November 15, 1982 in Aba) is a Nigerian footballer who currently plays for UD Almería of the Spanish first division, mainly as a forward. Known for his acrobatic goal celebrations, he is the older brother of Ikechukwu Uche, also a footballer (they are not related to two other players, Uche Okechukwu and Ikechukwu Kalu); he can operate on occasion [b]as an attacking midfielder.[/b]

http://www.sportspundit.com/athlete/1303/
Kalu Uche is a Nigerian international footballer who currently features for the Spanish club Almeria. He is a striker and is an important player for his club and his country

My point is if kalu Uche a Striker can play as an AM, why can't Osaze?

#2. Which traditional wing play are you talking about? Who are the natural out & out wingers in the present S.E? The bitter truth is wing football in the S.E died with the retirement of George Finidi, Tijani Babangida and Emmanuel Amuneke. Moreover, these days the game is won in midfield (the strength  of your 4 & 10) and not on the wings.

#3. I stated clearly in a previous post on this thread that Osaze played as a Striker for Lille and even now still plays in that position for Lokomotiv Moscow. However, he played as a 10 in his stint with Insurance of Benin. Haba! You be keen follower of our local league so you should know this or did you just start following the league yesterday?

Osaze played as an AM in the CAN 2004 qualifying match against Angola in Benin, Nigeria (That was the match he made his debut for Nigeria if my memory serves me correctly). He captained a largely home-based team in that game, had an assist and scored the equalizing penalty to make it 2-2 and qualify us for the 2004 Nations cup. The previous poster (Stanloski) was referring to that match and not the ill-fated WCQ match against Angola in Kano. Google is your friend- you can check out this facts assertions? Also, in the 2006 world cup qualifying match in Kigali against Rwanda, the Rwandans were running rings round the S.Eagles in midfield until Osaze was drafted to midfield, thereby stabilizing it and giving the defence splitting pass that resulted in our equalizing goal.

All this point to the fact that he won't be a stranger to that position as he has played it before and he'll easily adapt & cope as it's not an unfamiliar territory to him. Need I add that the Osaze of 2009 has grown in leaps & bounds and is a far better player than that of yesteryears. He won't be an old wine in a new bottle as you derogately put it.

stanloski:
Finally somebody is thinking!
He has actually played the role before. He was the mf  creator when nigeria played angola in the last gameof the ANC 2004 qualifier, game ended 2-2 he scored one and made one playing from AM.

He also saved our bacon in the 2006 WCQ in kigali vs rwanda, match ended 1-1, eagles looked down and out at 1-0 but osaze moved to the mf and things started happening, he released martins with a great defence splitting pass and it was 1-1. The facts show he is capable. people who argue against it dont know thier soccer history. Amodu obviously doesnt kno his history also.

Guy, God Bless you a million times. I had all but forgotten about the Nigeria vs Rwanda game. Now that you've mentioned it I can recollect the pass he game Martins from midfield that resulted in our equalizing goal. Aaaaah, that pass was made in heaven and customized for Obagoal's legs Make I go find the vid online sef - I'll be back AND yes I agree with you a 1000%, Amodu doesn't know his history and capabilities.