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thesicilian: Hence the new protest against the people who organised the former protest against the initial planned protest ![]() 2 Likes |
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EnglishUsa: https://www.nairaland.com/agriculture |
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Racoon: Keep winning Champ! Looking forward to a captivating performance in the summer and a big beak in the coming season. |
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Thanks for the update Naptu2. Congrats to both of them! Very proud of them. Wish Nnadozie the best on the playoffs. It's time both of them move to bigger clubs. Maybe after the Olympics? Looking forward to a great things for the Falcons at summer Olympics. |
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W naptu2: Well deserved! More to come. |
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3exe3: The Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II, has suspended six functionaries for allegedly presenting themselves as the palace’s emissaries before the Ooni of Ife in a function. DAILY POST reports that a statement signed by Chief Sam Igbe, Iyase of Benin kingdom and made available to newsmen in Benin City named the suspended palace functionaries as Johnbull Igbinosun, Iduhonre (Ihogbe), S.E. Aigbiremwen, Efesieoghoba (Ogbelaka). Sam Igbe, who signed the statement on behalf of the Benin Traditional Council, BTC, also listed Ogbeide Osagie and Osamudiame Edo among the suspended functionaries. He said they were suspended for allegedly engaging themselves in a sacrilegious show of shame and falsehood against the Benin Custom. According to him, these individuals not only declared themselves subjects of the Ooni, but also rendered an inaccurate and disjointed account of the connection between the Benin Royal Dynasty and the Ooni-ship of Ife. https://dailypost.ng/2024/04/27/oba-of-benin-suspends-six-officials-for-posing-as-palace-emissaries-to-ooni-of-ife/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews 1 Like |
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naptu2: Thanks for the update. Chiamaka deserves this and more! Hope to see her do very well at the Olympics and then on the podium at the next FIFA Awards. Can you do an analysis of Super Falcons first choice goalkeepers over the years? Ann Chiejinne Precious Dede Chiamaka Nnadozie Others 2 Likes 1 Share |
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Christistruth03: Thanks for the update! |
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Tboy222: Amusan Bags OON Award As Buhari Honours Nigerian Athletes Channels Television Updated September 15, 2022 Track queen Tobi Amusan on Thursday bagged the Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) award as President Muhammadu Buhari honoured the country’s athletes for their spectacular performances in several competitions. The ceremony presided over by Buhari saw the Commander-in-Chief splash N200 million for Team Nigeria contingents to the 2022 Commonwealth Games and World Athletics Championships. He also conferred national honours on them. While addressing the athletes at the Banquet Hall of the State House in Abuja, Buhari said his administration is committed to rewarding excellence, no less for members of Team Nigeria who ignited the spirit of victory in the nation through stellar performances at international competitions “Your outstanding performances in recent times are consistent with the determination of a nation always yearning for excellent performance,” the President was quoted as saying in a statement by his media aide, Femi Adesina. He described the athletes as champions, worthy ambassadors, national heroes, and heroines, heaping praises on them for proudly flying the Nigerian flag in nine sporting events. “I watched with millions of Nigerians those exciting moments when you all brought smiles to us and our homes by breaking world, national, and games records, as well as achieving personal best in your careers. “You all, members of Team Nigeria, have ignited the spirit for victory in our nation but even more you have been victorious in major sporting championships and games. “I have followed keenly your achievements at the World Championships in Oregon, USA, and indeed your remarkable performance at the recently concluded Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, United Kingdom. “And I am very pleased that you displayed at both the personal and group levels great sporting talents and delivered for your country great podium performances.” Buhari noted that the athletes’ hour of sporting glory beamed the “radar of the world on Nigeria”, maintaining that their exploits have gone a long way in projecting the positive image of the country. He added, “Twelve times the world stood still as our green, the white-green national flag was hoisted and the National Anthem recited. Thirty-five times we made it to the podium. You all Team Nigeria made that possible. “You brought glory and honour to our country. And today, on behalf of the nation- I say, Thank You!” https://www.channelstv.com/2022/09/15/amusan-other-athletes-get-n200m-national-honours/
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GeniusHawlah: Rain semester in February? ![]() Climate change or ASUU Strike? |
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I just came across this thread today. Naptu2, Konquest |
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This scene from Dogs of War (1980) featuring Christopher Walken and our very own Olu Jacobs (as a corrupt customs officer). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSH6J2KKRsA A character in the movie is called Dr. Okoye. |
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I don't know if this counts because it is not about Nigeria but Yoruba language was spoken by some villagers in one of the scenes even though the movie is apartheid-era with the plot mainly based in South Africa. The Wilby Conspiracy (1975). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S81fnyX-nEs It features Sidney Poitier, Prunella Gee and Michael Caine, some of the most popular actors at the time. I can't remember clearly but I think it was the last scene in the trailer, where the villagers destroyed the helicopter that they spoke Yoruba. |
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Konquest: Interesting angle. However, black people from the carribeans are/were derogatorily called "Ireke" meaning Sugarcane, referring to them being descendants of Sugarcane plantation slaves. This was/is to differentiate them from the US African-Americans derogatory called "akata". How do you explain this? |
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Konquest: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybfv_17pyGo I found this scene very intriguing when I watched the movie back then. |
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Given that the Chairman's surname is Nigeria, some comments here are interesting. NoFucksToGive: benuejosh: Most people won't notice his surname. |
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Wow! I just realised this is a 2018 thread. I just googled now and found out that Man in the Suitcase originally aired from 1967 to 68. The episode I referenced above ( http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/512060/synopsis.html) originally aired on 11/10/1967. 54 years ago! When I watched it in the 80s (i think), I thought it was an early 70s programme because of the way they dressed. Hmm, that's a loooooong while back. |
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