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lobito007:
I just got an invite to write the aptitude test in Abuja. I, who lives in Lagos. How do I effectively communicate them? Is it possible to have it re-scheduled to Lagos? I guess this is for the north position applied for. Moreover, I wrote the first test in june. This contravenes the policy of not writing more that once in 12 months(modified...I just saw in the invite that it's now 18months)
18wheeler and Onihaxy, please!

you already know that it contravenes, so wats the essence of applying in the first place or even going..except you want to be disqualified totally from the entire process.

Why cant dey just promote this guys to super eagles....we do we always scatter dem...they should just move dem and let dem keep going like that.....

can we call? need phone number instead.......

ajasbaba:
may both the father and the mother not see the light of God.


May the joy and happiness be denied,


May they never find peace of mind.


why do such act of wickedness to this innocent baby.

this world is wicked indeed.


May the good lord look after him and put the parent in shame.

especially the Mama.

This is why i'm always glad that God does not think like humans.....u should delete this post cos God will never answer this pray cos he is LOVE

why cant dey place a ban on those traders that trade on the highways and roads. we should have passed this level na

CAN IT GO FOR 900K?

interior and engine pics?

Khunby:
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thesource:
Hmm, hmmm, hmmmmm, i don't even know what to say, because i'm fed up with everything. I feel so powerless, frustrated and forsaken everytime i wake up in the morning, my life is stagnant, no progress whatsoever despite my strive, effort to make it in life.

When i couldn't secure a job after service for two years, i swallowed my pride and turned myself to a printing apprentice at the age of thirty, but getting a space and works has been so difficult after graduating from this few months ago.

I've visited some pastors and alfas and they all asked me to bring some money for deliverance and freedom from satanic bondage, because they would have to invite some prayer warriors as they can't do it alone, the least they asked me is 14k and the highest is 75k, where on earth do they expect me to get that kind of money, and this sometimes, makes me ask myself whether true men of God still exist in this country.

Although, someone told me to go to Ori-Oke Baba Abiye in Ede, Osun State, but i'm so tired of visiting all these so called pastors and alfas (God forgive me).

I do see some signs in my life which makes me believe that i really need deliverance for me to have a breakthrough in my life. If you know any true man/woman of God, pls help me i beg, as the year is gradually coming to an end, and may God bless you as you do so, thanks a lot.

If u want to see ur life change dramatically and see it go upward and forward only,then say this prayer after me :
' LORD JESUS. I BELIEVE IN YOU WITH ALL MY HEART AND I BELIEVE YOU DIED AND WAS RAISED FOR ME. I BELIEVE U R ALIVE TODAY AND I CONFESS U AS LORD OF MY LIFE FROM THIS ONWARD. THROUGH U AND IN UR NAME I AM FREE FROM SIN, SATAN, SICKNeSS and POVERTY. NOW I'm BORN AGAIN AND I'm A CHILD oF GOD'
If u say dis wit all ur heart and mean, den I can boldly say welcome to a life where u can play d devil like football. As a child of God u don't , I repeat u don't need deliverance cos christ now lives in u and u are superior to d satan and all his devils 1john 4:4. U den hav d God given right to be a child of God john 1:12 and whatever u do has to prosper because u start reigning in life by jesus romans 5:17. Any man that asks u for money to be delivered is only a spiritualist and a son of d devil. Jesus wants to make u free and its free of charge. Receive ur delivarance as u say the prayer I askd u to say at d beginning, and go about knowing dis that he that jesus has made free is free indeed 2corithians 5:17. Jesus loves U and that's why he came so that u can be free once and for all. I said that prayer 21yrs ago and my life has been...well that's another story for another day. Thank God I said that prayer, thank God.

FC Eindhoven of Holland striker Omidiji Sophia, who was recently called up for Nigeria's Fifa U20 Women's World Cup qualifiers by coach Peter Dedevbo, spoke exclusively with Goal after the Falconets’ victory against DR Congo in Abuja on Saturday. She relishes bringing her speed, strength and killer instincts in front of goal to bear.

In this interview, the 18-year-old, who was snapped up by the Eredivisie women outfit in August 2015 from the USA, hopes to impress even better than Courtney Dike did at the 2014 Fifa U20 Women's World Cup in Canada. Omidiji netted a record 38 goals in her final season with Las Vegas Premier Sports Academy before she sealed her move to Holland. Now she's got the chance to play for her fatherland, the elated US-born Nigerian had this attention-grabbing chat with Goal’s correspondent Samuel Ahmadu.
Goal: Can you tell us about yourself and your family background?

Sophia Omidiji: I'm 18. I was born on June 18, 1997 and raised in the United States and currently play for FC Eindhoven in the Netherlands. Nothing I have accomplished in life so far comes close to wearing those colours and I intend to make the nation proud. My father Lateef Omidiji was born and raised in Lagos, but is an indigene of Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria while my grandfather- Bili is also an indigene of Abeokuta, Ogun State but was born and raised in Iju Ota in Ado/Ota Local Government Area. My middle name is Omotola and I've got three younger brothers - Lateef Jr, Rasheed and Amir. I've been playing since I was 6. I played for Las Vegas Premier Sports Academy from 2013-2015. In August this year, I got signed up by FC Eindhoven women team in the Netherlands after going on trial with Ado Den Haag Vroumen team. I'm yet to play for FC Eindhoven due to my call-up to the national team after I signed for the club. I'm expected back in Holland after the U20 Women's World Cup qualifiers.

Goal: You will be playing alongside top-rated Nigerian players like Chinwedu Ihezuo and others, are you ready to prove yourself as a quality striker among them?

SO: I joined the team in September and it's been the greatest honour of my life. I see myself getting better and improving with every practice and training. What I'll bring are the skills I learned in the States, mixed with the technical skills my Dutch coach emphasizes and the teaching of coach Peter Dedevbo and the other great coaches we have on the team. I've shown in training that I'm strong, not afraid of the physical part of the game. I'm just as fast and I'm very technical, because I'm a short player, my coaches in the tates focused on the technical part of my game, tactical as well so I'm confident that I will be an asset to the team. Chinwendu is a great player as evidenced with her goal tally - I've often told her that she can play anywhere in the world because she's that good.

Goal: How did you secure an invitation and why did you accept to play for the Nigeria?

SO: I received a call-up from the Nigeria Football Federation as someone within the organization had seen me play. Loved the way I play - small player yes but technical, fast and great finisher and I believe I can contribute to the success of this great team because this great nation deserves a World Cup trophy.

Goal: What influenced your choice of playing for Nigeria?

SO: What influenced my joining the Falconets is my love for Nigeria. It is my love for my fatherland and my desire to serve Nigeria. There are many Nigerians abroad that choose to play with the country they were born in. But for me, I've had only one desire and that's to play for the greatest nation on earth and that's Nigeria. I am here now, hopefully my practice and play gets me the opportunity to play and when I start to play, hope I impress, but I am very confident in my abilities and the coaches I've had over the years.

Goal: Tell us about your club career and move to FC Eindhoven?

SO: I played high school football for Sierra Vista High School from 2011-2014 becoming the all-time leading goal scorer for the school and leading the school to the playoffs in every year I played at the school including the school's first ever regional/State/NIAA Southern Nevada final. And I also played for Las Vegas Premier Sports Academy from 2013-2015. I had a chance to play college in the United States, even received a few offers in Canada but recieved a few offers in Europe from Ado den Haag in Holland to KAA Gent in Belgium. I accepted to go for FC Eindhoven to develop myself, compete and feature in UEFA women club competitions.

Goal: How do you find your teammates and U20 women national team's head coach in the Falconets?

SO: Wow, those are my sisters, the coaches are my uncles. I'm an only girl in my family. I have gained new sisters. Coach Peter I think is one of the best I've ever worked with. My coaches in Holland are former Dutch internationals with all sorts of licenses, my coach in the United States is also highly respected but coach Peter hands down is the best I've ever worked with. I'm a Lagos girl. My dad is a Lagos man, my grandparents although originally from Abeokuta are Lagos people too, so they taught me the mentality early and visiting Lagos as we have homes there has made me tough. I love the look on their faces on day one when they saw this American-born Nigerian throw down pounded yam and efo [vegetable soup]. I grew up on 'okele' [swallow meals], love jollof, eba, iyan, amala. My grandmother and mom put that as a must on the menu.

Goal: Who are your Nigerian women role models since you've been following in the country's football?

SO: Mercy Akide, she's an idol and she's amazing. She is a legend. I have never met her nor do I know her, I just admire her. I'm old school, yes we have great players like [Asisat] Oshoala on the national team but I love our pioneers.

Goal: How much do you know about Nigeria - its culture and people?

SO: If you ask a kid of my age who their favourite musician is, they'll say Wizkid and Eldee and I love those guys too but I'm greatly influenced by my dad and grandpa who love Barrister and Kollington. So I love the old school and love to give credit to those that paved the way, just as you can't mention Nigerian football without talking about Rasheed Yekini. Every year when I come to Lagos with my family, I see opposite of what they paint us abroad. I see hardworking people. I see God-fearing people. I see people who are very passionate about the sport that I love. I see people that are very passionate about our great country.
Goal: How are you looking forward to your first cap if given a chance to play in the final round of the qualifier against South Africa?

SO: I believe I can compete with any girl I've ever played with if given an opportunity. First immediate task is to qualify for the World Cup because nothing would be greater than qualifying and bringing smiles to my people and we're being prepared for that. Then win the U20 Women's World Cup. The goal isn't to participate, but the goal is to win. And I know we have the coaching staff, experienced and amazing players and the support of the nation.

Goal: What was your assessment of your team's performance in the second leg, second round qualifier against DR Congo last weekend at the National Stadium, Abuja?

SO: Absolutely, I was satisfied with the way we played. Our defence was amazing; our goalkeeper impeccable, our midfield controlled the game and our strikers and attackers did amazing. You know back in the days, we would run over most teams in Africa but African teams are starting to catch up, there are no easy games even for our men so we did great and all credit is due to the coaching staff.

Goal: What will you tell your teammates going into the final round of the qualifying series and World Cup?

SO: In the final round, I think as long as we play to our coach's instructions and don't forget our head coach is a FIFA coach of the year nominee, so the pedigree is there, if we play to our coach's instructions, no team can stop us. Same at the World Cup, where we have Europe, Asia and the Americas waiting on us as long as we play to the instructions of the very capable coach Peter - we will achieve our aims. We have the players with experience from U17 and U20 World Cup and we have the coaches. And we have the support of 170 million Nigerians- by the grace of God, we will do you proud. Coach Peter and his staff are the best coaches I've ever worked with. We dominate every country in Africa, we just need to start dominating the world.

Goal: What are your long term plans as a female football player with great potentials and prospect?

SO: When I'm done with playing football, I want to give back to my country. My long term goal is to own a professional women team in Nigeria. I'm going to take coaching classes in England and get licensed as a UEFA coach, get USSF licenses and coach at some point in the future.


source: http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4078/exclusives/2015/10/12/16235962/exclusive-my-only-desire-is-to-play-for-nigeria-us-born

onihaxy:
I'm not saying others should forget about it. I always have a chat with Hr and he ensured me that the recruitment is still on going and everyone will be dully communicated with.

but in the recent selection, the ratio of nftes to others is 6:4. you can ask any inducted member. even if you call any hr now, they will tell you that they are busy with conversion of existing staffs. everyone will be dully communicated with, but nftes will get faster response.

I do understand existing staff will get a faster response but a case whereby one had a chat abt 4months ago yet no response being nonNFTEs den that response is not fast and if its going to be delayed, den ideally that delay shd come after one has gone for medicals not after a chat. And dey way I'm seeing it seems most of d NFTEs are all enquiry officers cos oda roles process theirs faster if they are not NFTE n experienced. Its my thinking though cos no logic in dis recruitment process that has a puzzling pattern.

onihaxy:
All existing NFTE staff should contact their hr asap.

70% of the offers are presently going to existing contract staffs.

does this mean all the non staff experience hire that had their recruitment stopped at various stages should forget it?

In ajah, light is for 30mins to one hour every 6hrs for the past 3 days

Hiploko:
2 months after exco chat no medical invite. Different tales for every1...

mine is 3months after chat...is it possible for them to forget? cos i thot they shd have allowed us to do the medical and den wait for the vacant position as soon as it is available.....well im planning on contacting them.

nice ride......

bxcode:
Are you resigning based on the mindset and attitude you have towards your boss? People may have not been working for more than 6 months for the man but someone will still work for years with that man someday. Why don't you make a difference, pressure and stress from workplace are what employees are meant to handle and manage prayerfully and attitude wise and not run from. Where you may end up if you later resign do you know what will be your fate? What if it becomes worse than your current workplace, will you abandon(ship) again?
My dear, as far as your boss is paying you your agreed salary and you know you are doing your work, work as if you own the firm and I can promise you that you the man will treat you better. All the best.

U beat me to it, didn't know u hav already wriiten cos I wrote d same message to him..people n their mindset sha..well thank God for you.

wellmax:
I had previously worked for a few years in PHC before this present job. From day one it was terrible, you can't just please my boss. I will soon learn that no one stays in my position for more than 6 months. They all resigned out of frustration. I'm at that point too now, and I intend to tender my resignation on Monday.

I need advice on a short, concise and apt resignation letter

If you want my job, I can give you link to the company

I don't know if u r serious abt resigning but if u are den let me show u that there is always an opportunity in every problem. Others have resigned after six months n u want to follow simply because u r doing d exact same thing dey all did and u were fed d same thing dey were all fed. U can be d fist person to stay in dat job for more dan six months and it will only happen once u make d decision now to become d first person that will last in dat job and become loveable by ur boss by doing things differently and uniquely. Stop believing that nonsense that no one can be please. I have been there and d rest is history cos I stayed longer than anyone ever did.It is upto u. Peace

18wheeler:
Not true as far as I know. Induction continues as ling as candidates are available.

Good to hear from u, pls I had my exco chat almost 3 months ago n I haven't heard anything since den..is there a way I can contact dem apart from mail?..had my exco chat at walter carrighton on June 25th

The Nigeria Army said on Wednesday that troops advancing toward Banki axis have arrested 43 more suspected Boko Haram terrorists, including its kingpin in the area, Bulama Modu.
The Army said in a statement issued by its acting spokesman, Col. Sani Usman, that the troops also rescued 241 women and children in the operation.
It said arms and ammunitions, bows and arrows and a horse were recovered from the terrorists’ kingpin.
The statement said one of the arrested terrorists led troops to where he buried his AK-47 rifle at Jangurori village.
Usman said in the statement that the recoveries in the latest operations confirmed the Army’s earlier claim that the terrorists were abandoning their commanders and burying weapons.
“Please recall that yesterday advancing troops along Banki axis were making tremendous progress in which they cleared 2 Boko Haram terrorists camps at Jangurori and Bulatori villages.
“In addition to that, the troops have also arrested 43 suspected Boko Haram terrorists including one of the Boko Haram kingpins in the area, Bulama Modu, who is an ‘Amir’ of Bulakuri.

“To further confirm what was said earlier about the terrorists abandoning their commanders and burying weapons, one Mohammed Modu led troops to where he buried his AK-47 rifle at Jangurori village.
“Apart from arms and ammunitions, bows and arrows recovered from Bulama Modu, the kingpin, a horse to enhance his deadly pursuits was also recovered.’’
It said troops operating around Wudla village also arrested one suspected Boko Haram terrorist, Aji Gambo.
It said the arrested kingpin revealed that the Boko Haram terrorists that attacked Kirawa and Kolofata in northern Cameroon were from Dara Jamel village in Nigeria.
The statement said the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, has commended the troops in the frontline for their impressive performance thus far in counter-insurgency operation.
The statement said all troops involved in the operations have so far displayed the highest sense of patriotism and determination to continue with the fight against Boko Haram terrorists to their last enclave.

Source: https://www.today.ng/news/092317953-nigerian-troops-arrest-fleeing-boko-haram-kingpin-42-others-in-borno/

future super eagles

Arms/cash stockpiling scandal:

FG begins manhunt for Akpabio

...Withdraws diplomatic passport

...SSS discovers secret safe in Akpabio's room

...EFCC to take custody of stashed cash

The Federal Government might have begun a major manhunt for former Governor of Akwa Ibom State and embattled Senate Minority Leader, Chief Godswill Akpabio over allegation of stockpiling arms and ammunition at the presidential wing of the government lodge in Uyo where he (Akpabio)is currently occupying months after he left office as Governor of the state. During last weeks Thursdays invasion, two rooms staked to the roof with American dollars were discovered.

Other items discovered was a secret armoury with sophisticated guns, ammunition, bullet proof vests, explosives and a secret tower where highly sensitive and classified documents were hidden. The invasion by the Special Unit of the DSS who arrived Uyo from Abuja was carried out without the knowledge of the Akwa Ibom State Director of the SSS to avoid any leakage that would have compromised the operation.

During the operation, an extremely rattled Governor Udom Emmanuel who was not in at the Government House at the commencement of the raid hurriedly rushed back to meet the operation at an advanced stage. He was alleged to have put a call across to his predecessor who instructed the Governor not to allow the DSS agents conducting the raid remove a "secret safe" that was discovered in one of the rooms. It was not immediately clear what was the content of the safe. "Udom,listen to me, your life depends on what is inside that safe. On no account should you allow the SSS take or open that safe", Akpabio was alleged to have instructed the Governor. After the telephone conversation with Akpabio, a visible shaken Emmanuel was alleged to have jumped on top the safe to resist the SSS's attempt to take the safe away. "Over my dead body will I allow you carry this safe. My life depends on this safe," the Governor allegedly said while still holding tight to the safe from the rooftop of it he laid. The rooms were later cordoned off by the SSS before the EFCC moved in to secure the busted cash.

Before now, Akpabio had left the country last Tuesday ostensibly to receive medical treatment following an accident he had in Abuja on his way to the airport. Few days after his departure on medical grounds even after he was declared fit by medical doctors who attended to him at the National Hospital Abuja, the accident, preliminary investigation indicates might have been stage managed as a pretext to his fleeing the country. For now, the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has raised a panel to probe the accident. The American Embassy whose car was involved in the crash, has also raised a team to help local investigators working to unravel the factors behind the mysterious accident which affected only Akpabio even when the car allegedly tumbled.

According to an FRSC investigator, "There is more to the alleged accident involving Akpabio. I can tell you it seems fake. Many questions are begging for answers. Why for instance did it affect only his car? How come only him was alleged to have been affected and nothing wrong with the drivers of the cars involved in the crash? How come Governor Emmanuel was in the National Hospital just moments after he was admitted? Why would he still decide to travel out after he was discharged and certified fit by doctors who attended to him at the National Hospital? Why was he planning to leave the country just two days to Wednesday that he was billed to start his defence at the election tribunal?",the source asked

The manhunt for the fugitive former Governor if he fails to return to the country soon,will be a collaboration between Nigerian security forces as well as foreign security bodies such as the American FBI, Interpol and the British Intelligence Agency, the M16. Already, the federal government through the Immigration Service has withdrawn the former governors diplomatic passport..


Source for more info: http://www.gongnews.net/fg-begins-manhunt-for-akpabio-on-500mn-found-in-govt-house/

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Natalie Dedley wrote:

So Louis Vuitton took our Grandma's bags stamped their name on it & are selling them for $300 I am speechless

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Deadline: September 30, 2015

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CYF

The Commonwealth Youth Forum, hosted by the Government of Malta, and co-organised with the Commonwealth Secretariat and the Commonwealth Youth Council, will take in Malta, from 20-25 November 2015.
The theme for the 2015 Commonwealth Youth Forum is ‘Adding Global Value…#WhatNext?’
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Imagine going to the bus stop and you see this, what would you do? ......