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SportsRe: Nigeria League Gets $34Million TV Deal! by solomon111(m): 8:04am On Aug 21, 2013
Standing5: Crazy !
The league of 67 - 0 scoreline.
This scandal happened in the armateur league and the teams have been suspended for 4 years while the players have been banned for life.
Btw,there were reports of match fixing in the italian league some time ago and recently in the brazilian league.
I am definitely sure you still watch atleast one of those leagues.
SportsRe: Nigeria League Gets $34Million TV Deal! by solomon111(m): 7:58am On Aug 21, 2013
kliq: Welcome development,I really hope d money is used effectively for its motive...oda than d TV rights/televising,d league still got a long way to go regards match fixin,standard and maintainace of d pitch,poor officiating by refs,payment of players and coaches etc....hp it gets better frm dis point
Match fixing is a thing of the past.
The pitches have already improved,infact NPFL boasts of some of the best pitches in african club football.
The referring has gotten better,though there is room for improvement.
The players welfare is where i think we are still lagging behind,as quite a number of clubs tend to owe their players too much for too long.
SportsRe: Nigeria League Gets $34Million TV Deal! by solomon111(m): 7:51am On Aug 21, 2013
2goodbobo: Naija League wey before match start the home team don already know wetin d score go be. Between I can bet with my breakfast that corruption will skew the essence of the deal.
shut up.
You don't know about the league neither do you watch it.
Stop making ignorant statements.
SportsRe: Nigeria League Gets $34Million TV Deal! by solomon111(m): 7:50am On Aug 21, 2013
Going by the comments here,it's obvious many people don't even watch the league or know about the huge progress the league has made since the advent of the LMCs.
Is this not the same league that gave us the bulk of our AFCON winning team.?
PoliticsRe: Aregbesola To Establish French Village In Osun by solomon111(m): 8:12pm On Aug 20, 2013
hotwax: amen. Gud thing will never come to your state bcuz of hatred and bigot mentality. I challenge you to come and see lagos atlantic city. The african golden city. This is another invention of APC. APC knows how important foreign investors are. You r from the village. You won't know dis simple logic.
lagos "atlantic city".?
The same lagos that is currently listed among the world's most naturally endangered cities?
I laugh at your stupiddity.
You and your APC moronns are suited for each other.
If the creation of a "french village" is what APC termed as devt, then sorry, my state is not interested.
APC can keep their elephant and needless projects to the SW.
PoliticsRe: Aregbesola To Establish French Village In Osun by solomon111(m): 6:34pm On Aug 20, 2013
Lol.
Na wa o.
Anyway who cares?
As long as the locals are okay with this brand of "development" then i am fine.
I will only have a problem if APC brings this nonsense to my state.
SportsRe: Nigeria U-17 Players Fail Age Tests Ahead Of The World Cup by solomon111(m): 3:56pm On Aug 20, 2013
bin gbagbo: shame on nigayria angry
Moronn.
The NFF did the honourable thing by passing them through the MRI test themselves before taking them to FIFA, unlike many useless african countries like gayna that go and disgrace themselves at FIFA'S MRI testing camp.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)Re: Chelsea Vs Hull City (2 - 0) On 18th August 2013 by solomon111(m): 9:04pm On Aug 18, 2013
Lol at people judging the strength of chelsea on a first game and against a championship team who is probably out to prove a point and would be a thorn in the flesh of top 4 teams.
Coupled with the fact that mourinho rested key players and asked the team not to over-exert themselves in the second half so as to be fresh for both the aston-villa and MANU game.
I can't wait for the MANU match.
The uselessness of that MANU team and the tactical naievity of moyes will be laid bare.
Science/TechnologyRe: Nigerian Teenager Design Helicopter Prototype by solomon111(m): 12:38pm On Aug 18, 2013
That kid should be snapped by the airforce institute of technology.
The boy could be one of those prodigiously talented individuals that just need little polishing.
I wonder why AFIT has not yet unveiled an indigenous-manufactured helicopter gunship, despite the huge pool of aeronautic- inclined geeks in the country.
Christianity EtcRe: Cameroon's President Orders Pentecostal Churches Closed by solomon111(m): 8:38pm On Aug 17, 2013
ZUBY77: Any country that gives 24 hour electricity is better than you.

Life is light.
Niger-republic and cameroun don't have 24 hr electricity, and both countries are shitt-holes when compared to Nigeria.
Southafrica,botswana and a few North african countries are the only countries with 24hr electricity in africa.
SportsRe: Kwara Utd Fc Vs Enugu Rangers - Match Pictures by solomon111(m): 9:01pm On Aug 16, 2013
The quality of that stadium is better than that of most african countries except maybe southafrica.
IslamRe: 'Salat Man' Is Symbol Of Resistance For Muslims In Ethiopia by solomon111(m): 5:13pm On Aug 16, 2013
micdmic: y so much hatred for islam,understand ur religion and let ISLAM be for muslims...
Your muslim nations are doing far much worse evil to christian minorities.
So nobody will listen to any cry of "muslim minority persecution".
IslamRe: 'Salat Man' Is Symbol Of Resistance For Muslims In Ethiopia by solomon111(m): 4:44pm On Aug 16, 2013
RoyPCain: @jackbauerballs: ethiopia is majority muslim, except the muslims refused to enter secutity organizations. if they were in the military, none of these oppression and nonsense will happen.

@bismarck; it is both. piety and defiance.
Ethiopia is majorly muslim?
Lol.
You must be high on crack.
IslamRe: 'Salat Man' Is Symbol Of Resistance For Muslims In Ethiopia by solomon111(m): 4:39pm On Aug 16, 2013
Ethiopia is an orthodox christian state.
If muslims don't like it,they can leave.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Sells Newly Built Power-Plants To Private Investors. by solomon111(m): 4:14pm On Aug 16, 2013
yomanovic: I wanted to call you 'ode' but I changed my mind. Who are the people buying if not our politicians?
pls tell me,did anybody prevent you from buying any power plant?
PoliticsRe: Pictures Of Nigerian Troops Arrival In Mali by solomon111(m): 1:23pm On Aug 16, 2013
nollywood20: [size=28pt]"The Nigerian Army is in a shocking state," said the source, "in reality there is no way they are capable of forward operations in Mali - their role is more likely to be limited to manning checkpoints and loading trucks.

"The Nigerian forces lack training and kit, so they simply don't have the capability to carry out even basic military manoeuvres. They have poor discipline and support. They are more likely to play a behind-the-scenes role in logistics and providing security."


http://allafrica.com/stories/201301200036.html[/size]
This report was written by a mischevious ghanian,afua hirsch.
It has already been debunked.
PoliticsRe: A British Response To 3,000 Pounds Bond by solomon111(m): 1:12pm On Aug 16, 2013
[quote author=Banku&Tilapia]And why da phuck should they care. Just stay in ur Bongo Bongo land grin cheesy. How hard is that[/quote]The whole of Africa is referred to as "bongo bongo" land, you brainless ghanian.
PoliticsRe: A British Response To 3,000 Pounds Bond by solomon111(m): 1:09pm On Aug 16, 2013
The UK makes 5 times more in visa fees from Nigeria than the so-called "aids" they send to Nigeria.
We are not even talking about the huge amount of money they make from Nigerians in Education,tourism and health.
Smh.
PoliticsRe: A British Response To 3,000 Pounds Bond by solomon111(m): 1:03pm On Aug 16, 2013
The comments on that guardian page are hilarious.
Wow.
Nigerians in britain have suffered.
PoliticsRe: A British Response To 3,000 Pounds Bond by solomon111(m): 12:43pm On Aug 16, 2013
philips70:
My friend travelling out of your country for vacation is not an issue subject to debate. Whatever happens to seeing places and shopping alongside? Even Americans, Britons and Europeans travel faraway from their country for vacation and tourism. There is nuffin wrong if I choose to spend my next vacation in Bahamas or London. Not everyone who travels out of Nigeria do that because he or she is tired of living here.
But these countries don't want you?
They are categorically asking you to stay in your country,yet you want to go and shop there.
Keep on shopping.
PoliticsRe: A British Response To 3,000 Pounds Bond by solomon111(m): 9:13am On Aug 16, 2013
HNosegbe: I have said it before and I'll say it again, the policy is nothing but a political ploy by the Conservative government to boost support ahead of the UK's general elections in 2015. It makes absolutely ZERO economic sense.

How else can one explain such a policy? Nigeria is even a small case, what about India? Which serious country can afford to antagonise INDIA, one of the world's biggest markets and emerging economies?

Anyway like the author said, there are alternatives to London. We can go to shop in Paris, educate our kids in the US, go for a Dubai holiday and trade with China. We can even retaliate by levying a surtax on British companies operating in Nigeria (call it a "business bond" or whatever).

Meanwhile, can anyone tell me the relevance of the "Commonwealth", in the light of these developments?
why not shop in Nigeria and holiday in tinapa?
Must you go out of the country before you can do anything reasonable.?
The scale of capital flight from Nigeria to these countries is terrifying.
PoliticsRe: A British Response To 3,000 Pounds Bond by solomon111(m): 9:10am On Aug 16, 2013
Stay in your country.
Is that too much to ask?
Christianity EtcRe: Falling Down Under Anointing? by solomon111(m): 5:27am On Aug 16, 2013
SimonAndal:
The camera guy never falls.
why should the cameramen fall when he is not praying or connected to the holyspirit?
You think the holyspirit just fall upon anybody?
Even the members of the congregation that are not concentrating, hardly feel the presence of the holyspirit,let alone the cameraman that is just there to do a job.
PoliticsRe: Botswana Plans To Deport Nigerians? by solomon111(m): 4:06am On Aug 16, 2013
Botswana is a very small place with very little population which probably accounts for the peace and steady development it has enjoyed.
The place is just a holiday resort,the market is not significant.
So i wonder what people are looking for there.
PoliticsRe: Egyptian Generals Refuse Phone Call From OBAMA!!! by solomon111(m): 3:59am On Aug 16, 2013
I am sure they are expecting their next shipment of military aid from america worth billions of dollars.
PoliticsRe: ***DEVELOPING: PDP Is Dead! Burial Arrangement Scheduled For 2014 *** by solomon111(m): 3:54am On Aug 16, 2013
Why do people want to "bury" PDP?
I thought we were tired of being a one-party state.
Do we want to trade one slave master for another?
Smh.
2015 will be a very interesting year.
PoliticsRe: Some of Nigerian militarys new capabilities. by solomon111(m): 3:48am On Aug 16, 2013
[quote author=hunter2,1]---In addition to No1 under technology, i'd like to remind us of the vulnerability of supposedly stealth warplanes e.gf-22, b-2 spirit to radar detection when covered from elevation angle of high flying AEWACS aircrafts, not to talk of radar at 84km altitude angle of elevation[/quote]In other words,american stealth planes like the F-177A, and B-2 spirit bomber can be detected when they enter the Nigerian air-space.
PoliticsRe: Jonathan Conferred With The Highest Honour In Mali by solomon111(m): 3:31am On Aug 16, 2013
I hope we are getting something in return,because it seems we've no friends in africa.
So we might as well get "paid" for our efforts instead of hiding under a delusion of "african brotherhood".
PoliticsRe: Botswana Plans To Deport Nigerians? by solomon111(m): 3:25am On Aug 16, 2013
zenatta: Poor, poor, Nigeria; its citizens at loggerheads with one another and it's peoples, mutilated mercilessly outside it's shores.
"Everyone hates Nigeria" is no longer a chant, a lullaby, but a ravaging epidemic.
What did this political entity do to deserve this. Be it as it may, what next. Should we go on, taking these insults laying low; pretending that as long as it is an isolated experience, life can go on. Or should we in our small corners start a revolution - to better the name of this great and always will be great country.
I used to hide behind my other country when Nigeria is being maltreated, shrugging non-chalantly and accusatorily but no more.
And I think you non-Nigerians on this thread, heaping insults on a prone giant, have a nerve. This giant will stand it's full height again. No condition is permanent.
lol

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