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N15,000 a month? To work mon-fri plus Saturdays and sundays sometimes! Just out of curiosity, can someone actually survive on N20,000 in Nigeria? No disrespect sir. |
omoadeleye:You are the tribal bigot and ethnic idiot. |
That woman is not up to 90 years. How did the 133 years come about? |
princechurchill:There was no penetration there. The olosho was just grinding on him apparently to extract money from him and this did not happen in Nigeria. |
Nneka The Pretty Serpent. |
MhizzAJ:The lady imo was silly and rude for using such language to describe her but if I’d had to choose between the two pairs of brezz, I’d go for the lady’s. She’s got beautiful ones. They are saggy but full and bouncy. Adesiyan’s look like butt cleavage. |
deco22:I thought she said she repeated exams in first and second year. How does that equate to repeating two years? |
martineverest:What if you are an Alhaji married to 4 wives? Would you disclose your worth to all 4? |
phoenixthefirst:What is so special about Scotland to get a mention in Russia 2018 World Cup facts. It would’ve made sense if it was Italy but Scotland. Op should delete that. There’s nothing so special about Scotland to have included them there. When was the last time they qualified for the World Cup? |
aspirebig:Argentina is not our problem. Our major obstacles are Croatia and Iceland. If we can get some good results against them, then last group match against Argentina might be a repeat of the friendly in Russia. Scale through Croatia and Iceland and worry less about Argentina. |
This is a tough group. I think our toughest match will be the first one against Croatia. If we can neutralise and prevent Mandzukic and Kalinic from scoring, then we might get some good result against them. Croatia in my opinion is the team to fear. I don’t think Argentina would beat them. Second match will be tough as well. Iceland will not like to be the one of the first teams to leave Russia after losing two matches. Argentina is favoured to win them, that means they will fight and give everything against Nigeria. |
No 65 is wrong. Scotland have qualified for the World Cup I think on 9 occasions. I’m sure they participated in the 1982 World Cup. They just haven’t managed to progress to the second round or come out of their group. |
IRockALot:No 65 is wrong. Scotland have qualified for the World Cup I think on 9 occasions. I’m sure they participated in the 1982 World Cup. They just haven’t managed to progress to the second round or come out of their group. |
Omonoba1:Morocco might turn out to be one of the surprises of Russia 2018. I think African teams will do well. |
Mynd44:I disagree on that. These people are poor in my opinion. Some of these people sell valuable properties, to some, that amount was their life savings or amount accumulated over the years, some borrow, some stole. They all believe they were investing by leaving Nigeria to destinations where they’d be able to have better pay, job securities which Nigeria couldn’t give them. If you have $2000 in Nigeria, can you confidently say you’d invest it in anything and make sustainable profit and income from it? Mind you not everyone is business inclined. I’ve seen lots of threads here on NL about people asking for advice on what budinesscto do with amounts like N500k, N2m. Do you know how long and what it took to save those amounts? Be aware that around the corners are another group of individuals waiting to either rob you, swindle and dupe you or collect those money from you through various evil ways. Nigeria is a dog eat dog country where no one cares. You are on your own if your House burnt down, business razed by fire, robbed. There is no welfare package. People will always leave an environment they find frustrating. |
delors:I disagree. If she recorded herself, she might have accidentally or intentionally sent it to someone. She need to be informed ASAP. Let her sort it out herself. |
neo2smart:Your friend need deliverance. She recorded herself in the studio strumming the strings of her guitar with all the tones and melody to go with it and there’s not a single man to dance to her beat?? Send me her digits, I’ll anoint and free her soul from the demons disturbing her. |
NwaAmaikpe:You are a nut case and beyond redemption. ![]() |
Very beautiful photo. It’s like an art work. Truly original. This photo should be enlarged, put in a big frame and hung on the wall of the living room or the landing of stairs. Having said that, I think this man should try and organise his workshop for health and safety reasons. There are just so much junk and scrap in there that could potentially kill, disable and amputate his limbs. If those heap of metals collapse on somebody, there will be no escape. |
onadana:So is FC Cologne. An 18 year old goal keeper who plays age group football with a club in the second tier of German football and is not good enough for the first team yet or has played for the first team is about to invited to the Nigeria national team camp?? You guys should stop comparing him to David Alaba. Alaba was a child prodigy, we knew him and followed his development. The only reason Maduka is being invited is because he is half Nigerian. There’s nothing wrong with that, my argument is that people like him should be invited to the Flying Eagles camp to fight for shirt. Let his passion and commitment for Nigeria start there. Ezenwa is not the best goal keeper in the NPL. It will be wrong to judge the quality of the local league based on his performance. We are only having this argument because an average Nigerian knows the La Liga, EPL etc better than Nigeria professional league. That’s sad, even your senators, NPL executives would rather travel to Europe rather commute to his local stadium to watch the NPL. Maduka’s time will come. He has a lot to learn. He is in the right place and environment to achieve that. Fortuna is currently second in bundesliga 2. Hopefully they’ll move up next season and face the likes of Bayern. Nigeria will be playing the qualities of Bayern FC players not some unfortunate Fortuna Dusseldorf players in some miserable bundesliga2. |
NwaAmaikpe:Watch him fix another one when we play Germany, England, Brazil etc. |
slex:I wouldn’t be saying that if the young man was already established. He is 18, only kept for the under 23 side of his team. He is not even considered good enough for the first team. Which tier is his team playing in? What’s their position in the league? The only reason he was even mentioned was because his dad is Nigerian and he is a goalkeeper (untested) in the bundesliga 2. Isn’t that desperate and risky? |
goodvision12:How many football club sides do we have in Nigeria? Is Ezenwa the only good keeper in the league. Is he the best goal keeper in the Nigerian league? Must every player be in Europe to get exposed and be recognised? |
SmartyPants:And non local goal keepers don’t make funny mistakes?? We should develop our local league, that’s what I’m saying. It’s laziness,selfish and lack of vision travelling the globe looking for established players who have been discovered, nurtured and trained with facilities and resources of other countries. Nigeria has a large pool of talents. Efforts should be made to discover and develop them. We seem to neglect the pool of talents at our disposal every time we miss qualification to the fifa age group football tournament. Since the set of Iheanacho and co, we haven’t seen any emerging talent from the local league or any of the various football academies. They don’t have to travel to Europe to mature. |
The young man isn’t ripe for the Eagles. At 18, and not even the first choice keeper for his bundesliga 2 side. I think he is not ready for the big stage. If he is passionate about playing for Nigeria, he should come to the Flying Eagles camp and prove himself. We should be careful of relegating our local league and giving so much privileges to European players of Nigerian descent. Playing for some unknown team in Europe shouldn’t automatically qualify one to be invited to the Eagles camp. |
enemyofprogress:Afukwana. ![]() |
MXrap:Is that you Chino?? |
MXrap:He heard tales from the sister who obviously might have spent 90% of her time in Physio hall reading to pass her MBBS exams and I should take the rumour mongers serious?? Even those in Tony Nwoye’s cohort knew nothing about him. Everyone saw him as that student who carried files and was into politics when he should be reading his medical text books. That little boy, her sister if actually he had any who was there at the time and all those spreading malicious rumours knew nothing about Tony Nwoye. Tony was never a cultist. |
madridguy:Allah wetin?? ![]() If you had asked the owner of the citrus tree, he would’ve revealed to you the technique behind that. Stop shouting Allah akhbar. |
MXrap:I’m not here to argue and whine like a kid. You called him a cultist and an ‘axe man’ which he isn’t. He had issues in 2000/2001 but none of them were cult related. I won’t be voting him btw because of his association with some individuals who would drag Anambra State backwards. |
MXrap:You know nothing about Tony Nwoye. Stop being a nuisance. I’m aware of Tony’s issues at UNEC and it has nothing to do with cultism. If everyone at UNEC got rusticated for cultism, Tony would go home without blemish and he would be given an award instead. I know him more than you’ll ever do. He wasn’t a cultist. |
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