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Three possible scenario in this match.

1. Portugal equalize

2. Morocco add another goal.

3. The game ended this way in favour of Morocco.

Promzy99:
Who can guess dis correctly Nairaland Academicians Over to you.

Answer is 35.

lhordspy:
Waow.

Buratai, incoming Minister of defense or NSA.
If God will.

You still want Buratai back as defence minister, after his failure to defeat boko haram for years?

Nigerians are wonderful creatures.

WibusJaga:
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Penalty Shootouts loading.
This Education City Stadium pitch is quite small. Play is more congested & that makes it more difficult to create spaces & goal scoring chances especially for teams that play high-press.
Same scenario with the Spain vs Morocco match.

You are right, the pitch is quite small, very easy for rugged team to defend till the end.

This coach should better bring in martinelli instead of this unserious Antony.

Brazil will break alot of people hearts today

They need to be more aggressive to win this Croatia team.

It is good to say Buhari led APC government has really destroyed their chances in incoming election but this is Nigeria where anything is possible.

If pathetic Buhari can win the 2nd term and even got good number of votes from SE and SS, it shows that the real voters are not on social medias.

We are all just crying on social medias, if you go out on election days, you will know that Nigerians deserves the kind of leaders they have. To make the matter worse, those who criticise them the most are the ones to first take 5k/10k to vote for them.

Religions and ethnicity.

Sleekcode:
Cry more



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Portugal the win but na Ronaldo the vex Una

I am a die hard fan of him but his recent attitude is nothing to write home about.

From his look and smile, he was not truly happy for the easy win without him.

Players above 35yrs don't behave like this, most of them serves as father figure in the teams and don't fight for a place ahead of young lads.

Ronaldo maybe old but think and behave like a kid

Ronaldo playing time in Europe is practically over with his team performance without him. No serious team in Europe can sign him anymore.

AquaPetals:
Remember you only have between today and 9th Dec to withdraw as much as you want. What happens say, in 2weeks time? when no one can withdraw more than 20k per day? And mind you that the POS guys must have also exhausted the huge cash given to them.
And then, there is that necessity of POS operators discarding old naira notes for new ones.

Will banks stop withdrawal of daily limit?

People will just withdrawal continuously(even when not needed) and save at home for future especially those that wanted huge cash in future. It is as simple as ABC

And as result of this, there would be excess in some people physical savings that they will need to pay to someone or something, this is where POS guys will get huge cash to sustain their business.

Princess80:
The central bank wont be producing so many cash.
If you hoard the notes, then paper currency will not be there for people to access as you people already have limited notes.
If you bring it out, others will hoard it which will in turn make everyone go cashless.

Thats what i believe though

Will they instruct banks to stop loading ATM?

Will they forcefully denied people their money in banks after setting a daily limit backed by law?

There is no way they won't produce cash except if they are telling Nigerians that commercial banks will no longer functions.

Nigeria is not yet ripe for full scale Cashless policy. It should be gradual process starting from excessive charges on cash payment and withdrawal, lowest denominations on ATMs, time limit on Naira notes, etc.

AquaPetals:
POS operators would suffer greatly. They need cash in order to make profits from withdrawals. Most of them withdraw about 100k per day from OTC or via ATM.

They will get alot of cash from people. Remember people are already being discourage from making huge payments over the counter, individuals with cash will approach them to make transfers, especially those with huge cash.

Remember there would be too much money in circulation. Let me use myself as example, whenever I knew I won't be going to where ATM is, and I don't want to use POS, I make sure I withdraw enough Cash that would lasted me till next time I feel I can go to the area. Now that the daily limit is 20k, do you think I will withdraw less than this amount? Do you think if I have like 200k with me, and I will need money soon, the next thing I will do is to take it to bank where I won't be able to withdraw the same amount at once?

The policy is good if they stick to 200 denominations or less on ATM than setting a daily limit at 20k.

Besides, CBN should completely stop printing 1000 and 500 notes. Let people spend 200 down to 5 naira. Naira lost its value as a result of these higher denominations. People don't even value 50 naira anymore Let alone 20 or less.

oluwaseyi0:
There won't be too much cash in circulation as anyone having this old currency notes is same as not having money, getting the new note out as cash will be more cumbersome

Where will the heavy cash come from

Is like you don't get it. Every penny collected at ATM and OTC won't go back to the banks. People would rather hold for future purpose than returning it to banks.

cyndylove64:
And incase of emergency when transfer is not going but one needs to withdraw.... And the person needs more than 20k what is the person supposed to do? Seriously 20k per day

People will simply keep alot of cash at home, and there would be too much money in circulation. The policy doesn't make any sense to be honest.

200 or less denominations is more than ok to discourage heavy withdrawal. If I want to withdraw anything above 10k, I rarely patronize #500 ATM, let alone 200 or less.

Paxxcarl:
Pos might be going out of business
Cashless policy

They will not as far as it does not affect electronic fransfer.

The implication of this policy is that, there would be too much money in circulation as people won't take their cash to the banks anymore. They would rather keep cash at home having known that they may unable to withdraw a certain amount if there is need for it. POS guys too will keep alot of cash instead of taking them to bank.

#200 or less denominations at ATM is more than enough to discourage heavy withdrawal. The policy will do more harm than good.

Martinelli would've scored goals against this poor Koreans. I don't know why coach keep chosen Raphinha of a guy over him.

One greatest mistake Obi made is by contesting under LP instead of APGA.

LP is 90% Yoruba, the strongest structures by states are within SW, how do he expect them not to be easily bought by their brothers in APC and PDP.

He should've followed advise of Soludo.

lhordspy:
MKO abiola .. Memories.

Abiola's Hope 93' meet Asiwaju Renewed Hope 23'
Both champions of democracy.

History will repeat itself in 2023, only this time around it will be for real.

God is Good

Obafemi Awolowo

MKO Abiola

Now baba Tinubu.

Let see what happen by next year February.

Charley2020:
Feeling the absence of Mane, Senegal. Ghana would have beaten England if they had qualified for the round of 16, or at least given them a hard time.

Which Ghana?

They will beat them with wide margins. Even France won't find it easy against this England team. It is 50/50 between them, let alone Ghana.

franchasng:
Almost all African teams cant complete passes without blunders like its a curse.



They remain in their positions like statue, no jogging around and switching position to open space for easy passes.



Why is it difficult for us to learn these simple football tricks?

You are right but Senegal were not this bad in their previous matches. England opted for aggressive counter attacking tactic nullified everything they have in their arsenal especially their midfield.

Africa need assembly of good footballers playing at highest level to win the World Cup. Nigeria USA football team would've done that for us if not the egoistic crisis within the team.

England studies and understood their opponent game very well. To beat this Senegal team, you need to take game to them by being aggressive. They can't even make 3 good pass without committing blunders, their midfield was practically dead.

They will be lucky to escape with 2 goals down.

This Mendy is pathetic, he may make a costly mistake tonight.

Truvelisback:
No 8 is the anwser to all the reasons u mentioned. It is the major reason. Forget it, if u are a good cook, ur husband would love to eat ur food anytime, anyday. I have a married uncle who use to his mum's house to eat despite the fact that he is married.

Lolz, you are very funny.

All highlighted points and many more are the major reasons sir.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. Why do most married men eat in the canteen or restaurant? Is it that their wives can't cook nice meals? I'm a bachelor and i do eat in the canteen but surprisingly, i do see married men eat there. Although, the owner of the canteen is a good cook.

So many reasons.

1. Some leave home too early.

2. The wife is too lazy to wake up early to cook.

3. Some men don't like eating too early before going to work.

4. Some cant eat early but will still refuse to carry flask of food their wives prepare for them.

5. Some don't have the right to the food as they hardly drop enough money for food.

6. Some don't even drop money at all for food, so they don't expect food from their wives.

7. Some has been eyeing fine girls from eateries, so they decided to go there every day.

8. Some don't like their wives food as the food might not be of high quality compare to the one at eateries.

9. Some don't live with their wives, and cannot cook at home.

10. Finally Some have been jazz where they eat food

achukwu23:
This is an admission of failures by both FG and the governor forum ie (APC and PDP governors.) Time to sweep out these failures. APC and PDP have woefully failed this nation. Vote labour party . Sai Peter Obi.

Obi too will fail with this present political arrangement. Federal government has absolutely nothing to do with human resources development but states and local governments.

When I was a kid, my dad back then( with other landlords) in the area would go to local government, meet the chairman and discuss what they needed in our area. Within 2 months, their demand would be met and everyone would be happy. Councillors were very effective and close to the locals. Street roads, drainage, transformers, and many other things were easily provided by local governments. You can't say the same now that almost all the sate governments appointed caretakers for local governments and embezzled the allocated fund from Federal government.

With these set of state governors and their mentally, Nigeria is doom, and I don't see any hope in sight until restructuring is take place.