₦airaland Forum

Chubhie:
Atiku's Words are disjointed words that fall from the mouth of a youngman bout to climax on top his love hence, can't be banked.

Adikam:
2 of them

Glowstone:
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she is just too cute

arsetalks:
His style of play was such that others work for him, he contributes zero to the team's general play.

Point mene like Izaghi and Yekini himself won't succeed in today's game.

arsetalks:
Yes, Yekini was not skill but back in his days, he played football the way it was played. I however believe he would not have succeeded if he was a striker in today's world and I am reluctant to see Kanu as a 9. He was a 8/10 player thats sometime played as a 9. He does better when playing off a striker ( Ozil/Arsenal Fabregas role ) or as a Pirlo/current Chelsea Fabregas role.

Mccoynelly:
is this short? huh

Mccoynelly:
I think Igosave is the wisest among them.. Dont you think so?

Veneto81:
well kanu saved Nigeria so many times. He delivered the Atlanta Gold medal through his brilliance.

Feranchek:
I can vividly remember an El Classico match where Madrid was at home and Ronaldinho scored a Fantastic goal. All Madrid supporters stood up and gave Gaucho a standing ovation!!!!
To me, Ronaldinho remains the greatest El Classico player of all time!
Let's hear your views....

Veneto81:
Who is Nigeria's greatest Number 9.


I think is Kanu Nwankwo ?

Sincere9gerian:
After searching unsucessfully for such solid mind for over 50 years shouldn't we try a new strategy? Isn't that common sense? Corruption used to be rampant in NITEL of old but after the reforms in the telecomms sector corruption in that sector simply disappeared. The same thing has now happened to NEPA. Our electoral system is being improved upon with the use of new systems and technologies. The idea of announcing results at every polling unit was a system devised to check manipulation. INEC says it will deploy card readers in the next election. Electronically collected biometrics is being used to check ghost workers in federal MDAs. These are all systems based solution to corruption

damochewinner:
Are you kidding me? Now I know the government in Osun State is pathetic.

I can't believe a progressive will use tax payers money to buy knock outs. Be it Christmas or Hijrah.

The group, made up of
loyalists of the former Vice-
President, Atiku Abubakar,
said in a statement on
Thursday that Buhari, having
contested three times and
lost, cannot add anything new
to the fortunes of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) in
next year’s presidential
election.

Sincere9gerian:
And what do you think is the solution to corruption in Nigeria? Does it lie in electing one all-powerful individual who will whip everyone in line? And what is the chance of that happening anytime soon if it has not happened in the last 50yrs? Assuming we even achieve that by any stroke of miracle, will such a person remain in power for ever? What happens when such a person dies or his tenure ends?
What about these SYSTEMS-BASED solutions:
- Identifying loopholes in the economy and plugging them or pushing the govt to plug them using technology? This is a form of prevention and prevention they say is better than cure.
- pushing for cleaner electoral system. Leaders who are popularly elected tend to be more accountable.
- identifying factors that have made EFCC less effective and pushing for reforms that'll address them
- what about pushing for reforms in the judiciary that will ensure quicker dispensation of Justice?
- what about pushing for a less corruption prone system of govt such as true federalism where states can take charge of their resources?
- what about freedom of information and free and vibrant press?
[b]The good thing about the measure highlighted above is that if adopted, they are independent of the person in power at any particular time and will outlive govt after govt[b]

R2bees:
i no sure say Gej wave at any ebola victim declared free!! talk more of hugging.. mind you I'm not one of the APC e-rats.GEJ TILL 2083

Sincere9gerian:
What we need in this modern age are STRONG SYSTEMS or INSTITUTIONS that work for the greater majority and not strong men. We should identify what we need and push for it irrespective of who or which party is in power

darisgod:
Better

Ngwakwe:
I know we need a change but in the absence of a credible alternative, we stick with the lesser evil in the presidency.

Buhari was in control of the Oil money in 1977 under Obsanjo and also served in similar capacity under Abacha's repressive regime. He never distance himself from the corruption galore prevalent in the sad regime rather he was bold to tell all that cared to listen "ABACHA was not Corrupt"

You see, his (Buhari's) past is hunting him and everyone of us needs to learn that we can't runaway from our past without following due process of confession and repentance.

Ngwakwe:
We want to know how they intend doing whatever they propose.

We want institutionalised democracy hence what reforms are we expecting in the Executive, Legislature and the Judiciary?

NNPC is the most secretive institution of Nigerian Government - what changes do we expect?

Labour Unions are now becoming more political than ever - what measures are we expecting to curtail their excesses?

White collar corrupt practices are now the norms, the Institution lacks absolute professional ethics - what reform do we expect?

Again, on fighting corruption, would there be any sacred cows? If No, will they (APC Leaders) prosecute and imprison themselves if ..? Will they investigate corrupt practices involving the military and political office holders from 1960?

You see, Nigerians have educated public than some politicians can imagine.

Copying good socialist or capitalist manifestos online wouldn't suffice.

Head coach of the Nigeria
Women U-20 team has been
shortlisted by the world football
governing body for the Fifa
Women coach of the year
honour
Oct 24, 2014 11:16:00

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The Federation of
International
Football
Association has
released the
shortlists for the 2014 Fifa Coach
of the Year for Women shortlists
with Nigeria Women’s U-20 coach,
Peter Dedevbo making the cut in
the ten-man list.

The roll was compiled by Fifa’s
Committee for Women's Football
and a group of experts from
France Football.

Under the guidance of Dedevbo,
Nigeria went within inches of
becoming the first African nation
to become women’s world
champions after losing to
Germany 1-0 in the final of the Fifa
U-20 Women’s World Cup in
Canada.

He also boasts a strong
connection with the many young
stars of Nigerian women’s
football, having also coached the
U-17 national team at Azerbaijan
2012 prior to his breakthrough
effort with the Super Falconets at
Canada 2014.

The named will be pruned to three
on December 1, 2014 while the
winner will be announced at the
Fifa Ballon d’Or Gala on 12 January
2015.

FULL LIST OF NOMINEES

1. Philippe Bergeroo (France/
France national team)

[color=crimson]2. Peter Dedevbo (Nigeria/Nigeria
U-20 national team)[/color]

3. Laura Harvey (England/Seattle
Reign FC)
4. Ralf Kellermann (Germany/VfL
Wolfsburg)
5. Maren Meinert (Germany/
Germany U-20 national team)
6. Norio Sasaki (Japan/Japan
national team)
7. Pia Sundhage (Sweden/Sweden
national team)
8. Asako Takemoto Takakura
(Japan/Japan U-17 national team)
9. Jorge Vilda (Spain/Spain U-17
national team and U-19 national
team)
10. Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
(Germany/Switzerland national
team)

MuguliciousMUGU:
If this post no enter front page make my likes no reach 150

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