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I live for myself

If this story is true then I will tell u dat it will not sail through cos d public outcry against such will be overwhelming.Has it come to anyone's notice that most of the changes being said to be proposed by the presidency are not serious efforts at moving the country forward.Thay are all receiving knocks from different quarters.

Mass production of substandard products

@ Honerico please can u give me the code to migrate to dat 10k package on Airtel?

They told us one day cars would run on water,and not others taking over
The other said it was efficient and courteous by not being sincere with their status
and This one said it was going further,to where u may ask.

I know he is afraid of his own day which will soon come if he doesnt die lol

Dis guy na Gbef.pls MOD remove dis frm d front page Pls stop advertising the OP's deficiency

Congrats

This is in response to the other thread on the front page though I have voted,but to address the diverse complaints I have decided to make this poll that of your geopolitical zones/regions in Nigeria.I believe we all belong to a geopolitical/ region.Please vote and enjoy the thread.Thanks.

I think the issue is for security reasons which I applaud.However my question is pls how do u transfer funds from your acount to another banks account?pls anyone in the house should help me

Moderator pls change the title of this thread its misleading and its already on twitter with the error pls do something

Just voted 6th

Since we have somehow agreed that our meetings should be on weekends preferably saturday and another suggestion has it for 1st week of August I will go along with 2:00pm 6th August 2011 if thats ok by everyone involved

THERE was pandemonium yesterday in the National Youth Service Commission (NYSC) camp on Biu road Maiduguri, Borno State, as a bomb suspected to be planted by Islamic radical sect, Boko Haram exploded.

Scores were said to have been injured though there was no official confirmation.

A corps member who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said soldiers took over the camp immediately and ordered corpers to stay indoors.

The bomb reportedly went off at 9:27pm.

This was as some southern states have concluded arrangement to evacuate their indigenes from Borno State, as attacks by radical Islamic sect, Boko Haram, continued yesterday.

However, government pleaded with residents not to flee assuring that adequate measures have been put in place to ensure that safety.

Daily Champion gathered that the decision of some of the states is to save the loss of lives and property of their indigenes.

In Anambra, Governor Peter Obi said his government would begin the evacuation of indigenes of the state from the troubled city. Last week, Abia State had warned that it will evacuate its citizens if the attacks continue.

Obi said the state is now set to commence evacuation of Anambra Indigenes from crises prone areas. He said this yesterday while speaking with State House Correspondents at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Obi who is Deputy Chairman of the Governors Forum, said the decision became necessary to save citizens from being killed in the cross fire between members of the Joint Task Force (JTF) and the Boko Haram.

"The option is to begin the evacuation of Anambra indigenes from Maiduguri, Borno State if the bombings in the state continue".

He said he was taking the option because he was not prepared to see any son or daughter of Anambra to be harmed in any part of the country from crisis.

He described the actions of the Boko Haram sect which has resulted in killings of innocent Nigerians in parts of the country, as unacceptable and must be tackled.

He said members of the sect have no justifiable reasons for their actions, noting that there was no need for some group of people to make the country very inhabitable to citizens. "This is the only country that we have as our own; we have no place to go".

Meanwhile, two soldiers were injured in the attack on Baga road, Maiduguri Metropolitan Council (MMC) while operatives of the Joint Task Force (JTF) the allegedly shot dead three members of the Boko Haram sect who attacked the military vehicle.

Confirming the attack, the spokesman of the JTF Colonel Victor Ebheleme said the bomb was thrown at the patrol vehicle of the soldiers, while on a routine duty in the area, injuring two soldiers.

He said the soldiers engaged the sect members in a gun duel killing three of them, while others who fled and were pursued with a view to arresting them and bringing them to book.

Another bomb blast occurred when a NEMA vehicle matched on a bomb buried in pot hole on the same Baga road but no injury was reported yet.

Meanwhile, people in their thousands are relocating from Maiduguri to their villages and other neighboring states they consider safe, as the city has been turned into war zone were business and social activities have come to a stand still.

When our correspondent visited some motor parks in the metropolis, thousands of people including students of the University of Maiduguri which was closed on Monday were seen boarding vehicles going outside the state.

It could be recalled that the management of University of Maiduguri, on Monday due to what it described as security threat to both the institution and the students.

Speaking to our correspondent, a student of the institution, Ibrahim Idris said they received the news of the closure with mixed feelings because students can no longer settle and read peacefully, as gunshots and bombing were the order of the day around the institution, but also regretted that the school calendar will be distorted due to the closure.

Borno State government described the security situation in the state as unfortunate but that the security measures put in place is aimed at curtailing the incessant bombings and killings of security agents and other innocent citizens.

The Borno state government and JTF assured the public not to panic or migrate from their houses as adequate measures have been put in place by the government to ensure public security.

In a press release signed by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG) Ambassador Baba Ahmed Jidda the state government said it is not unmindful of the hardship being experienced by the public as a result of the recent ban on commercial motorcycle operators. However, government will soon distribute tri-cycles and buses as palliative measures to ease the current hardship.

Late on Monday, a bomb rocked Madalla, the FCT’s border with Niger State.

http://champion.com.ng/displaycontent.asp?pid=10276

mrsadeniji:
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bye bye dream Maputo

I think d game is over for us the early goal killed the game.Austin sorry

79’ – Nigeria gradually piling pressure in the Ghanain half who have all but two players on their side of the pitch.


78’ – Quick substitution for Nigeria as Saka Ayo Ajani comes in for Suswan Peter.


77’ – Coach Eguavon orders his men out of defence, he and his team desperately needs to score now to have any chance of qualifying.


76’ – The Ghanaians now bossing the game, they only need to keep the ball with barely 15 minutes to go.


75’ – Nigerians looking to pull a goal back but Lisman is caught offside.

74’ – Play halted but this time for a Ghanaian. Agyemang-Badu recieves treatment as the referee urges the medical men with the injured player to the sidelines.


73’ – Quick substitution effected while the goal celebration was going on, Gladson Awako comes on for Saddick Adams.


72’ – Confidence has definitely soared for the Ghanaians as they surge forward again but this time Awako is flagged offside.


71’ – That wonderfully-placed shot beats goalkeeper Afelokhai and Ghana are currently on their way to Maputo.

Fantastic Goal! Ghana 2-0 Nigiera. As it stands now Ghana are through but they must fight to hold on to the result.

If Austin E loses this game his deficiencies will be finally exposed

70’ – Ghana regains possession and Adiyiah dashes down the left hand side, cuts in , loses the ball but its recovered by Mpong, he shimmies, he shoots,


70’ – GOAL!!!!!!! Ghana are back in it now and the Black Meteors have the goal they need to make the Nigerians come off and attack.

69’ – The set piece is wasted on this count and Nigeira's goalie Afelokhai will take all the time to take this goal kick.


68’ – Agyenag-Badu with the ball, passes to Adiyiah but he is downed by Otekpa and referee duly obliges.


67’ – The Dream Team are gradually crawling into their defensive shells as the Ghanains push up.


65’ – Fans shout in dismay for a foul called on Saddick Adams. I think its a soft one to give away to be honest.


63’ – Play halted due to injury to Nigeria's Otekpa, the fans getting anxious at this point complaining that the Nigerians are wasting time.


61’ – Wasted effort by the Ghanaians which gives the Nigerians chance to break but have also turned the ball over.


60’ – It is in a similar position from where the Ghanaians opened the scoring but deflected wide. A corner for Ghana.


59’ – Referee awards a free kick to the homesters in a very dangerous area.


58’ – The Black Meteors gradually coming into the game but just like the Nigerians, they cannot find the defence splitting passes.


57’ – Adjei takes a goal-kick from yet another broken attack of the Nigerians. The ball finds Mpong at the edge of the penalty area but is robbed of the ball.


56’ – Nigerians bossing play at this point but are unable to provide the killer passes to their men upfront.


55’ – Nigeria affect their first substitution with Sanusi Kabiru coming on for Odumandi Nnamdi. The AC Milan player looks to be limping.


54’ – Referee is having none of the theatrics from substitute Ben Acheampomg as Agyemang-Badu fires wide from a rebound.


53’ – The home side are currently struggling to regain their rhythm allowing the visitors to dictate the pace.


51’ – The Nigerians have improved their game in this early period of the second-half silencing the stadium in the process.


50’ – Super save by Daniel Adjei to deny Otekpa of what could probably be the winning goal of the tie.


49’ – Acheampong immediately gets into the act but he is checked by the impressive Anyanwu.


48’ – Early change by the Ghanaians as Ben Acheampong comes in for Latif Salifu.


47’ – Throw-in for the Nigerians to be taken by Arnoda Lisman,


47’ – Ghanaians regain possession now with Agyemang-Badu but his intended pass to Adiyiah is intercepted by Anyanwu.


– Welcome back to the Baba Yara Sports Stadium here in Kumasi, Ghana for the second half of this all-important All Africa Games qualifier between Ghana and Nigeria in Kumasi.

okosodo:
There is no way this Docile Nigerian team can hold these rampaging Ghanian attack

Yes they can the Ghanians will get frustrated with the way tins r goin and will become careless

Game time today sunday 10th july 2011 15hrs gmt +2

Ghana count on home support
Nosa Igiebor

10 July 2011

Ghana are counting on the massive home support in Kumasi to overturn a 3-1 deficit against Nigeria on Sunday to qualify for the All-African Games in September.

The Dream Team defeated the Black Meteors in the first leg in Benin City two weeks ago, which has sparked some urgency from the Ghanaian side.

Having failed to progress in the Olympic Games qualifier, this is the only chance for Ghana’s U23 side to play in an international tournament.

The fact that they are playing against their archrivals has further increased the home side's expectation but they have to play without some key players.

Captain Andre Ayew and his brother Jordan have been recalled by their French club Marseille for pre-season with Jonathan Mensah and Rabiu Mohammed of French side Evian also unavailable for the same reason.

Nigeria coach Austin Eguavoen will also be missing the services of some of his players as Venlo forward Ahmed Musa as well as Parma of Italy’s Obiorah Nwankwo have been hauled by their teams for pre-season.

Nigeria first-choice goalkeeper Dele Ajiboye is also unavailable owing to injury.

But the pressure is growing on Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah to deliver the good despite the absence of many of his key players but the former international defender is unperturbed.

“The word pressure has never been part of me in my career,” Akwasi Appiah said.

"I always believe when you go into the game without pressure you can deliver your best and win. There is no need to play under pressure."

Nigeria came from a goal down to defeat the Ghanaians in the first leg with striker Nosa Igiebor scoring twice.

The Norway-based attacker, who plays for Lillestrom, insists despite playing away from home they are ready to win the game in Kumasi.

"We know what is at stake, it's a big game and we are fully-prepared for the match," Igiebor said.

"We are in high spirits and we are going all- out at 100 per cent right from the blast of whistle. We need the game and we have what it takes to edge out Ghana.

"I'm looking forward to the kick-off, I have heard a lot of things that the guys in Ghana are waiting for me but I'm not under pressure.”

The winner over both legs will qualify for the tournament in Maputo in September.

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He also told us telephone wasn't meant for the poor so I am not surprised

If Boko Haram can change their tactics and start targeting looters and our past leaders who have not done well or even past and present ones who are found to be corrupt then I WANT TO JOIN THEM PLSSSSSSSSS

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