₦airaland Forum

Nicepoker:
yes o next is south west naija.

lecturerdabo:
Part of the 3million jobs for 2016!!!

Omoakinsuyi:
And Nigerianss are suffering for it. No wonder the South East rejected the party in its entirety

BeeBeeOoh:
Buhari Is Ready To Crush Niger-Delta Militants/Avengers Blowing Up Pipelines, People That Are Fighting For A Just Course, But He Isn't Ready To Crush Lybians Herdsmen Killing, Raping & Maiming People. What Manner Of President That Pipelines Is More Important Than The Lives Of Those He Is Ruling??

Bigprozzie:
What do you expect from IPOB animals?

Of course they hate Nigeria with a passion and wish evil on the country

I will advise them to concentrate on their areas of specialisation which is drug smuggling and baby factory industry

egwekwe:
I read comments here. seeing how my kinsmen are chest beasting about saying they are more brave while calling another tribe coward.

If a free for all fight is to start today,do you think we igbos have a chance?

Yoruba's have the Numbers and government support behind them.

Let us stop calling a tribe cowards and useless as this tribe has fought many wars in the past to defend it's territories .

bigboss80s:
We still won't hear anything from that retarded Ortom. We won't hear anything from the SSS. We won't hear anything from Buhari.
I have said it before - the Middle Belt will have to choose which side it wants to align with, because in the event that there is all out war in this country the Core North will not spare them. The Middle Belt is only used and dumped.
No one is fighting for the MB, not the governor, not their representatives at NASS, no one! People are slaughtered like chicken and nobody says anything. If this happened in the SE everyone including Buhari would be jittery.
This country seems headed for anarchy. Something tells me that behind the scenes there are powerful forces with a very nasty agenda.

Baawaa:
Some Nigerians will be eager to hear the outcome of the summit,while some will want the summit to be cancelled

lalasticlala:
http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/03/breaking-apc-governors-storm-enugu-over-herdsmen-attack/

https://herald365.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/13025554/APC-Governors-and-Buhari-700x350.jpg file photo

Tocheagle:
Mehn, we need to know where to buy a gun and get 1 for ourselves asap

SeverusSnape:
The petroleum minister is a dullard. He should resign.

Nigerians are suffering on the queues and they are here lying to themselves.

Propagandists

SeverusSnape:
The petroleum minister is a dullard. He should resign.

Nigerians are suffering on the queues and they are here lying to themselves.

Propagandists

PiccoloBrunelli:
Because of why? The reason they are giving sucks. I feel it's a bit premature to label any minister as incompetent. We have an astronaut as President. If all his flying can't attract foreign investors, I wonder what will.

MrImole:
Were they testing our will?

KingEli:
Even Ojukwu died a Nigerian..that one you call Kanu and his jobless n myopic supporters can all go to hell...'Ojukwu we know,, Kanu we don't' # I am Igbo n proudly Nigerian

seydam21:
Match Preview

Guus Hiddink has played down the significance of again pitting his wits against Dutch compatriot Louis van Gaal when Chelsea host Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday.

The experienced coaches have each enjoyed two spells in charge of the Netherlands, while their careers have crossed paths in three different countries over the past 18 years.

Van Gaal's last victory over Hiddink came for Barcelona in a 3-0 success against Real Madrid in 1999.

But Hiddink guided the comparatively unheralded Real Betis to a 2-1 win over Van Gaal's Barca the next year. He then reeled off three straight victories for his AZ against Van Gaal’s PSV Eindhoven in five months between October 2005 and March 2006.

The pair renewed their rivalry with a 0-0 draw at Old Trafford in Hiddink's second match back at Stamford Bridge and the Chelsea manager was quick to play down the significance of their previous tussles.

"We must not overvalue the role of the managers and the coaches - they prepare the games and the opponent and the way we like to play; that's it," Hiddink said. "At the end the players have to execute what you are doing in training and in team meetings.

“We must not overvalue the battle between managers; it's a battle between the players.

"This is a big match. Big clubs through the years, both Manchester United and us like to compete for the title. They have under-performed and we are getting back on track a little bit."

Chelsea have won two and drawn five of seven Barclays Premier League matches under Hiddink and he is keen to add more triumphs to that unbeaten run.

"Of course I would like some more victories instead of the unbeaten draws, but the team is step by step more stable and now we hope to go into a beautiful spring time," he said.

Van Gaal, who described his relationship with Hiddink as "professional", is buoyed by United's 3-0 midweek victory over Stoke City.

He believes a repeat of such form could prompt a revival of title ambitions for his side, who sit 10 points off the pace in fifth with 14 matches remaining.

"I have said that only Crystal Palace and Arsenal this season were better [in matches against] Manchester United," he said. "But we have to show it in a row of games that you win. In this competition, everything is possible."

Diego Costa is again set to lead the line alone in attack for Chelsea, with Radamel Falcao (groin) and Loic Remy (calf) out.

Alexandre Pato is still building match fitness after his loan move from Corinthians, but winger Pedro is back in training following a groin complaint.

United's midfield will again be without Bastian Schweinsteiger, who has a knee injury. Phil Jones (ankle) is stepping up his recovery, while Ashley Young (groin), Marcos Rojo (shoulder), Antonio Valencia (ankle) and Luke Shaw (broken leg) remain long-term absentees.

Chelsea (from): Begovic, Blackman, Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Djilobodji, Ivanovic, Rahman, Terry, Zouma, Fabregas, Hazard, Loftus-Cheek, Matic, Mikel, Oscar, Ramires, Traore, Willian, Costa, Kenedy, Pedro

Manchester United (from): De Gea, Romero, Johnstone, Valdes, Darmian, McNair, Smalling, Varela, Blind, Carrick, Fellaini, Herrera, Lingard, Mata, Pereira, Schneiderlin, Depay, Martial, Rooney.

Match Appointments
Referee: Michael Oliver Assistants: S Burt, G Beswick Fourth Official: C Pawson

Match Facts

Chelsea are unbeaten in their last six Barclays Premier League meetings with Manchester United (W3 D3).
United have lost more often to Chelsea than any other opponent in the Barclays Premier League era (16 times).
Man Utd have won only one of their last 13 Barclays Premier League trips to Stamford Bridge (W1 D4 L8).
Guus Hiddink is unbeaten in his last five competitive contests with Dutch compatriot Louis Van Gaal, winning four and drawing one.

Current Form

Chelsea
D 0 - 0 v WAT (A)
W 0 - 1 v ARS (A)
D 3 - 3 v EVE (H)
D 2 - 2 v WBA (H)
W 0 - 3 v CRY (A)
D 0 - 0 v MUN (A)

Man Utd
W 3 - 0 v STK (H)
L 0 - 1 v SOU (H)
W 0 - 1 v LIV (A)
D 3 - 3 v NEW (A)
W 2 - 1 v SWA (H)
D 0 - 0 v CHE (H)

Last Corresponding Meeting
Sat 18 Apr 2015, Stamford Bridge
Chelsea 1 - 0 Man Utd

Eden Hazard (38)

http://m.premierleague.com/en-gb/matches/2015-2016/epl.summary.html/chelsea-vs-man-utd

dtruth3:
My prediction, APGA is taking over Abia State!

DonBobes:
Y don't u try dem first n see what happens to ur soul. Dey even have a job serving der father's land. Wat do u do for a living only criticism n no pay!

Lazyreporta:
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2016/01/24/lassa-fever-dont-drink-garri-with-cold-water-nma-chairman/

Chubhie:
OMG!!! Now, that hurts!

ritababe:
lol even if he put gun on buhari head, he will never release kanu

sanky346:
http://www.punchng.com/metuh-kept-with-419-suspects-gets-n600m-fresh-bail/

seydam21:
match preview......

CR77:
Good one from our Presido


God bless Nigeria

firstEVA:
Rubbish post