₦airaland Forum

M M M:
dat kid fit be igbo boy,
he go still make am.

davmor:
You guyz makes me laugh here hahahhahahahahaaaa, thank you sooo much yea i appreciate, yea i really do, Thank u.
Wait a minute, its it true? hahahhhahaaaa.

Sagamite:
I would rather go with this 11:

Goalkeeper: Vincent Enyeama

Right Back: Sam Inkoom

Centre Back: Mehdi Benatia

Centre Back: Karim Haggui

Left Back: Taye Taiwo

Midfield: Alex Song

Midfield: Yaya Toure

Midfield: Kevin-Prince Boateng

Midfield: Andre 'Dede' Ayew

Forward: Papiss Demba Cisse

Forward: Samuel Eto'o

Gaius67:
I served in Ajaokuta back then when it was managed by the so called SOLGAS from the US. Anybody going there will have a very heavy heart at the level of decay, waste, 'untapped potentials' that we had by way of that complex. There is a special rail line in there linking the complex to Enugu the coal city and Itakpe the Iron ore town. Underground passages stretch several meters all over the complex and the heavy machinery underground are far more than what they have on the surface. I dont know about now, but back then they were adding much power to the national grid electricity wide.
From stories that fly around, the bulk of the problems started when the Russians who designed it left; because they understood and planned the whole thing. The problem with them was that everything was in Russian language - manuals, circuit diagrams and there was a lot of hoarding of info from the Nigerian folks back then. Also a problem is the Government's ignorance of the place and the way forward in making it work; this is apart form the tussle for ownership of the land itself - a big rift between the Igbirras and the Igalas who claim it is their land.
One of the greatest sections of the complex is meant to be the Blast furnace from which casting and all forms of modelling can be done but to date, it is not functional. I learnt that when the place was working briefly after it was commissioned back then, companies used to come with prototype designs for boats, large industrial frames - name it; the capabilities were just too much. The workers there are the most demotivated Nigerian workers - they go to work daily with nothing much to do - sit around and recount the good old days with the Russians, when things were still good; they generated their light, had water 24/7, food very cheap because of the farming communities there and they had lots of expat communities there to.
Its a big shame on naija anyway - we have leaders who take so much pride in intimidating the populace but are empty upstairs. Must the Govt manage everything. Kenya some yrs back made a renowned nuclear scientist to be in charge of their power ministry because the man went to UAE to start up a nuclear reactor their upon invitation, and till date light never blinks in UAE. Such was the idea that Kenya had and so invited him over but in Nigeria it never happens. We have experts the world over who have solutions and potentials to solving so many challenges we have but instead it is made a political affair and all sorts. God help us

DRlulu:
are there 2 enugu states in nigeria? how do people fabricate lies just to discredit others, which teaching hospital are they talking about or have in been living a dream for the past 7 months? we really need to be carefull what we post on the internet , chime is the best governor so far, enugu have changed so much, apart from abuja i dont i dont know of any other better city thats better than enugu.

gernded:
TEAM THAT WORKS TOGETHER WINS TOGETHER,

SIASIA VS GEJ =GOODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

COME TO THINK OF IT SOUTH SOUTH PRODUCE WHAT MAKES NIGERIA WHAT IT IS,

GEJ CONDUCTED CREDIBLE ELECTION

SIASIA LED US TO WIN ARGENTINA

BULK OIL DISCOVERED IN 1956 IN OGBIA IN THE SAME BAYELSA NA WAOO GOODLUCK CARRY ON,.

WE SUPPOR UNA HERE IN GHANA
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Oh! Not again.Btw, do you know where emenike,uche,nsofor are from? Bros drop it,lets forget about our regions,at least for today,and celebrate naija.

favcom:
The Argentines are now finding their rhythm, the game is now better as a competition.

Andre Uweh:
Ibibio might have been in the South South geo political zone but not in the Niger Delta. Niger delta means where the River Niger emptied into the atlantic ocean. This includes lower Rivers, Bayelsa and lower Delta states. Soon another dullard will come and claim that Obudu that is very close middle belt is in the Niger delta. Its a pity.

blkmum700:
The referee didn't favored Barca in that Match except you are talking about another Match,Before Lehmann got sent off for foul on Eto,Guily has already kicked in the ball which should be count has a goal and it's was after that arsenal scored ,if the goal has been allow and lehman given yellow scared arsenal would have consist more goals because they will be all out looking for equalizer which will give barca more room to score them ,so the referee didn't favor barca but allow arsenal to defend and score first.

tunnytox:
How is that a joke? you seem to be reading my post upside down, no one is asking you to praise any team the bottom line is you reap what you sow. Arsenal invest less and they achieved less than United how is that unexpected? However, the thread is really about the 2 teams performances against Barca and as far as I can see Arsenal performed better. Some people claimed they have no shot at goal well that's not the issue its all about the fact that at least they won the first leg, while Barca was only able to score more goals only after Arsenal has been reduced to 10 men. Performances is not only judged by the amount of shot at goal you have but more importantly how much goal you scored and fewer goals conceeded.

Justcash:
I have a lil advise for anyone that is against this gesture. Go and look for a dry transformer, splash a bucket of water on it and give it a very tender hug. Don't forget to make the hug tender, so that the shock will have a full effect on you.

owobokiri:
Some of us have gotten so used to "choping" other peoples money that we all get all agitated when a little inconsequential sum is PROMISED to those people that own the land from which these resources are generated. If we are practicing true federalism as we should in Nigeria, will the issue of making payments to Niger Delta militants or /ojukwu be dicussed at the federal level? I mean during the first republic, the regions were collecting reveneus and paying taxes as agreed to the federal government. If that was not changed in 1967 by Awo and Gowon, how can Jonathan sit at the center and be collecting all reveneus from oil both from his Bayelsa state and other states like Imo, Abia, Rivers and Delta while deciding how much he will give back? If the Biafrans and the Niger Deltans want to compensate their heroes, they could have done that utilizing their oil earnings directly, without inviting  your frustrations by going to Abuja since the oil money being disbursed is from THEIR BACKYARD. It might help to remember that this is not cocoa and groundnut money that is being shared. Me, I no sabi how person wey you carry for back go dey give you order on how to walk.