₦airaland Forum

semitunde:
I would still retain oliseh though. We could see that he actually had a plan ( even though executed very poorly by the players); he wanted to do a mourinho. Draw them in and counter. It was a wrong plan however.

In the first match one could see a clear tactical play. I've observed that our players ( and any player anywhere) usually lose focus and tactical awareness more easily when under pressure. They weren't under much pressure in the first game so they followed the plan. But the more the pressure came in this match, the more they lost their composure on and off the ball.

Granted oliseh made a wrong tactical plan. But at least I could see the plan. And I could also easily say that many of the players were not fit physically, technically and mentally to carry out the plan.

porshuch:
✈✈✈✈✈✈ I don reverse the plane for them, make them start coming home.

Vig86:
It is not wrestling bro. The boys have put up real fight so far. I think nigerians should always bear in mind that the opponents are not cripples. They have come to win too. To lose game does not mean you didn't do well.

Vanquay:
When Life gives you pepper, Throw that shiit in the Thrash can...

The Job of your dreams to me///is not even pauper worthy

Such "positivity", I wonder how positive she will be if i slide a dildoo down her asscrack into her asshole...

2016

WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE

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misspicy:
at gigolo,means what?

A 35-year old man, simply identified as Raphael, has raised the alarm over threats by members of Boko Haram militants to kill him.

He also narrated how the Boko Haram sect burnt his stores, father’s house, offices, and thereafter killed one of his cousins, an undergraduate at the University of Maiduguri.

Trouble started when he converted to the Christian faith contrary to the wishes of his father, and other relatives.

“A few months after my conversion to Christianity, I received several threats and warnings from the insurgents, telling me to revert to my former religion or face dire consequences,” he told National Mirror.

“I received written threats saying I could only run but could not hide, which I took to the Police and they told me they would do something about it, but nothing was done. If they had done something about it, I wouldn’t have received the second note that said I could only run but could not hide.”

“I was born in Maiduguri, Borno State, but my father was from Oyo State while my mother was born in Abuja. Both of them had been living in Maiduguri before I and my siblings were born. My father is a Muslim, and I was born into a Muslim home. I am into buying and selling of animal skins, a business I started after my National Diploma (ND) education at The Polytechnic, Ibadan in 2007/2008, and I have so many people working under me.

“In 2012, I lost my mum to illness, and towards the end of that year, I converted from Islam to Christianity. My father and all other Muslims around the neighborhood who knew my father were not happy with my conversion, because my father is one of the leaders of the Islamic group, Nasru lahi fathi (NASFAT) branch in Maiduguri.

“I am a member of the youth association in Gwange ward, and I give them financial assistance and sometimes release my bus to them for developmental projects.

“I conducted my own investigations. One of my neighbours whose brother received the same notes because of his conversion a few years ago was killed by an unknown killer.

“My family members and I have been marked for death, and everyone in the community denied ever knowing me or my family because they said I was one of the people supporting the youth with finance and cars to protest against them and kill their members.”

Raphael, who released his image, further appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration to intensify efforts so as to defeat the Boko Haram insurgents.