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For naija if you get small electric shock you go tell your guys say you electrocute.

If you drink small water for swimming pool you go tell your guys say you drown.

That na why the the thread title be like that. We are very 'shorry'. no vex again.

Truth234:
She took basic knowledge in secretarial studies and fashion design and founded a fashion business using few networks she made while working with merchant bank as a secretary to secure upscale clientele including Maryam Babangida. So basically she is one of the revolutionaries of fashion industry before she acquired an oil license in 1993.

Okay. So her skill set is in fashion design from which she made enough income to acquire an oil licence, yes?

Even though from your above statement she worked as a secretary while seemingly running the fashion business on the side .

As a 3 yr old in the 80's (not going to say when) I flew to London for under N100. Ofcourse I wasnt paying, just seen some old tickets in my dads study

Oh yea and by the way a bank MD's salary was circa N30,000 per annum. Don't ask me how I know, but this is kosher info.

Truth234:
I beg to disagree, not because they don't have the opportunities but because they don't have the skillset. Been a billionaire require certain entrepreneurial leadership that people like Robert Kiyosaki lacked but people like Donald Trump have abundantly.

If you want to know the richest and most dynamic ethnic group in Nigeria, study the Ijebu people history. They have 3 billionaire (Mike, Otedola and Alakija) on the list and a lot of them have revolutionized their industries.

I don't know much about Naija rich people, but please do you mind enlightening us on what skill set Alakija posses and how she may have apparently utilised said skill set in 'revolutionising' her industry? Many thanks

I haven't gone through all the comments so far but it appears you guys have missed something quite serious. Based on this list, Dangote is wealthier than the next 10 richest people in the country put together.

In that case perhaps he is richer than the entire Nigerian polity. Wonderful!

Which one con be miss planet Nigeria again?! Wonderful!!

PussyFucker2:
This happened in the U.K ??
Believe me, the couple will serve less than 4 years in prison.

Try this shiit in America.
You will get 2 life sentences in prison.

The British justice system makes a mockery of the word justice.

NB: what sort of moniker is that you have?

Whatever this woman smoked before spewing the bull**** I need some of that to calm my nerves following Oliseh's near catastrophe this afternoon.

I'm afraid to break the bad news, but Sunday Oliseh is a false prophet.

searching4loove:
[size=15pt] EVERY ONE KNOWS THE SOUTH EAST HAS THE HIGHEST ILLITERACY RATE IN SOUTHERN NIGERIA. THAT IS WHY THEY HAVE NEVER HAD A MINISTER OF EDUCATION FROM THEIR EROSION RAVAGED REGION. SHAME [/size]

Take a long hard look at yourself when next you find a mirror. This is disgraceful. Every topic does not have to go this way. Hope you can feel at least a bit of shame for starting this.

The day of 1995 JAMB. I remember

Op stop this invasion of privacy!!

Someone tell this dude to shut up! Fact is 130 innocent people died in an unprecedented terrorist attack on major western capital.

Regardless of if you chose to sympathise with them or not, this is what happened. Don't attempt to stop or criticise those who are sympathetic towards France.

#tricolour

Dj cuppy! No be lie

If you think this is bad just wait until the second leg. It will be 2-2

You know what that means.

Abegi no be that your pant wen if you throw inside river Niger all the fish go die? Lol

OP give it a break, will you?

Glamour girls. Living in bondage. Nneka the pretty serpent lol

sameer1212:
Mumu. I no bad belle like you will be disappointed na Useless nonentity

My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. Bless you. I cannot lay any blame on your table.

taiocol:
You drunk?

Excuse me?

Is all well between your ears?

Hmm care for what you wish for. It gets pretty cold and lonely for new comers to the UK, US etc

In some cases I am aware of (secret) temptation wasn't defeated.

Congrats to Enyimba. The only worthy representatives we've had lately in continental competitions.

Hahahahahahaha

Believe this and you'll believe anything!!

Hahahahahahahahahaha

Is there anywhere else on the planet where marijuana is referred to as Indian hemp? Just curious.

TheSuperNerd:
Hmmmm....... *smiling*

But "2013" was two yrs ago Sir..... The new era was born 2 yrs ago..... So why the rush??

U were fast to comment but didn't even get the point......... Most of the 2013 youngsters are YET TO DEBUT FOR THE SENIOR TEAM so what's ur point?

For the 2013 AFCON, I pointed out the success based largely on players that came through the u-17s / u-20s.....

But I said We're witnessing A NEW DAWN..... BIRTHED IN 2013..... THIS IS 2015..... IN 8 WKS, 2016 WILL COME..... 2016 WILL BE "JUST 3 YRS AFTER 2013"....... SO WHY THE RUSH??

Come on Sir , You got no point left..... **smiles**

My post says it all...... Even in the face of "superior arguments" based on facts and actual analysis...... You still don't get it do u? **smh**

Na wa o!!! It's just clear that people just wanna believe whatever they wanna believe...... BUT YOU CAN'T BEAT THE TRUTH..... YOU CAN'T DEBUNK FACTS........*smiles*

Look, When Germany conquered the WORLD IN BRAZIL LAST YEAR THAT WAS "THE RESULT" of a project they started in 2001-2002. It took Germany close to 13yrs to produce a "WORLD TITLE" based on the "super talents" they were churning out at age-grade competitions (from Toni kroos in 2007 u-17 to Mario Goetze in 2009 u-17 and much more).

But Nigeria just re-structured, thanks to the MRI introduced in 2009 and the New Era of producing "True young Super Stars" began in 2012 and was TRULY GIVEN BIRTH TO IN 2013.

SO WHY THE RUSH?? Many of the 2013 talents from Nigeria are in good clubs and getting ever better.....

With time, they'll be introduced into the senior side........ Some of them are there already.... While some will make their debut in the world cup qualifiers this month....... So Sir, U see..... U got nothing more to say......*smiles*

ONE ADVICE: STOP LEAVING IN THE PAST AND PLEASE OPEN UR EYES TO SEE THE "CHANGE" THAT IS GRADUALLY TAKING PLACE IN OUR FOOTBALL.....

I DON'T LIKE THE NFF.... BUT I MUST CONFESS THAT THE STRUCTURE LEFT BEHIND BY MAIGARI AND CARRIED ON BY THE CURRENT GUYS IN CHURNING OUT "CONSISTENTLY" TOP TALENTS IS BOUND TO YIELD RESULTS IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS........

I'm a medical student and "more" who is also a keen observer of our football...... **smiles** pls o.... I'm not the Nff..... Hahahaha..... Abeg.... But I gotta say the truth based on the trends and statistics.....

2013 was just 2 yrs ago....... So u can't say anything yet...... Why don't u hold ur tongue till let's say........ 2018??

Thank You and Godbless........

***********BIGGEST SMILES*************

Let's hope you are right about the new era begging in 2013. I have my reservations though I agree the last two sets of u-17s we have paraded are by far the youngest since we started competing. I have seen many 'new eras' in the Nigerian youth game.

We are waiting to at least get to the semis in 2018/2022. Here's to hoping!

*smiles on hold until then*

TheSuperNerd:
**smiles**

How many times are we gonna say this?

Ok.... Check this out.....

I'll give you just one "recent" example........

@AFCON 2013 IN SOUTH AFRICA,

Nigeria's Super Eagles were dominated by over 50-70% previous u-17 and u-20 players (+ u-23) AND THEY WERE "THE MAIN STARS AND ACTORS" apart from Enyeama, Victor moses (england u-17 2007), Emenike and Oboabona.

-Kenneth Omeruo (2009 u-17 and 2011 u-20)

-Efe Ambrose (2007 u-20)

-Elderson Uwa Echiejile (2007 u-20)

-Joseph Yobo (1999 u-20)

-John Mikel Obi(2003 u-17 and 2005 u-20)

-Ogenyi Onazi (2009 u-17)

-Sunday Mba (2005 u-17)

-Obiorah Nwankwo (2009 u-20)

-Brown Ideye (2007 u-20)

-Ahmed Musa (2011 u-20)

-Nosa Igiebor (Nigeria u-23 2012)

***even at the Fifa world cup 2014, the percentage of u-17s/u-20s INCREASED WITH THE ADDITION OF:

-Ramon Azeez (2009 u-17 and 2011 u-20)
-Uche Innocent Nwofor (2011 u-20)
-Michael Uchebo (2009 u-20)




NOW THIS WAS "MAJORLY" IN 2013.........*SMILES*

Now later that year, A NEW SUPER ERA WAS BORN..........

THE NIGERIAN U-17 SUPER CLASS OF 2013 PRODUCED "A LOT OF SUPER TALENTS" BOUND TO RULE THE SOCCER WORLD...........

ALREADY, 4 OF THEM are in the Super Eagles 24-man list for the upcoming World cup qualifiers against Swaziland this month.....

-KELECHI IHEANACHO (MAN CITY, ENGLAND)
-DELE ALAMPASU (ATHLETICO FIERENSE, PORTUGAL)
-WILFRED NDIDI (KRC GENK, BELGIUM)
-MOSES SIMON (KAA GENT, BELGIUM)--- he was an initial member of this squad but because of his transfer abroad he didn't continue with the team to Caf 2013 and UAE 2013.

AND "MORE" FROM THAT "SUPER CLASS" ARE BOUND TO MAKE THE STEP UP TO THE SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM SOON ENOUGH COZ THEY'RE FLYING HIGH IN GOOD CLUBS IN EUROPE......

-Isaac Success (Granada, Spain)
-Chidera Ezeh (Fc porto, portugal)
-Musa Yahaya (Tottenham, England.....will sign pro-deal in jan 2016 wen he turns 18 in december 2015)
-Godwin Savior (KVO Oostende, Belgium)
-Musa Mohammed (Istanbul Basekhehir, Turkey)
-Habeeb Makanjuola( Chelsea u-18s)
-Taiwo Awoniyi (Liverpool, England.... Loaned to Fsv Frankfurt, Germany)
-Chidiebere Nwakali (Man City, England... Loaned to Girona, Spain)
-MuaZam: Ibrahim Abdullahi (Kvc Westerlo....belgium)
-Bernard Bulbwa (Esperance, Tunisia)
-Theophilus Solomon (HNK Rijeka, Croatia..... Loaned to HNK Sibenik, Croatia)
-Aliyu Abubakar (Ms Ashdod, Israel)
--**AND COUPLE OF OTHERS**

About 3 of them are making waves in the soon-to-conclude NIGERIAN PREMIER LEAGUE (NPFL)

-Zaharadeen Bello (Kano Pillars)
-Joshua Enaholo (Enyimba fc)--- joined the team in the u-20s
-Ifeanyi Matthew (El-kanemi warriors and a "key player" in our Home-based Super eagles that just qualified for Chan 2016).

NOW, THE ERA BORN IN 2013 CARRIES ITSELF INTO 2015........... WHERE WE'RE WITNESSING "THE BIRTH" OF ANOTHER UNIQUE CLASS....... Osimhen, Kelechi Nwakali (currently on Man city's and west ham's radar), Anumudu, Udoh (the GK), Chukwueze, Kingsley Michael, Lazarus, Zakari, Enogela, and a few more....... *smiles*

Sir, An English Analyst said some days back in Manchester that indeed the future of world soccer. belong to "Nigerian footballers" coz of the "Super outflux of top talents getting deals with good teams in europe" and showing they can make it in "the big leagues" and at "the highest level".........


SO PLS, CHECK THE FACTS AND STATISTICS, COZ A "NEW ERA" IS BORN INDEED........ And "some" structures are being put in place to continue this trend....... We are getting there and surely we will get there....... Sustenance is the key.

**big smiles**

Haha you have done an excellent job in further emphasing my point. That all these hundreds of youth prodigies made it to the senior national team but yet we are no where close to being a dominant force in the global game. My question is why?? Why can't we be nearly as competitive in the senior game after winning all that can be won in the youth competitions??

Now you (or NFF) my enlighten us.

*even bigger smiles *

midehi2:
it must start from somewhere

The problem is 'it' started here in 1985and 'it' is still HERE! Damn someone tell the NFF to investigate why our U-17 performances cannot be translated to the senior team. We must know the reasons for this. Please!

You dey crase sha

No one dares lay a finger on my Jr or else there will be war.

Forget the crib, I'm feeling this chic. Hmm

even the procurement of toilets make front page news

Damn!

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