tbaba1234:


A graduate of economics. Just had a strong passion for learning about formulation from undergraduate days. She first started from retail and gradually started formulating.

Tnx alot bro.

tbaba1234:
Simon Moses is in Levante for his medicals. He is set to complete a 5 million Euros move to the club.

Thats good news. I wonder why Kalu is the most valued player of all the 3 Nigerians sold by Gent this window. Tomorrow that boy go tell me say my boy no better pass.

Emmyboy and forgiveness oya ooo

tbaba1234:


People that come abroad to hussle spend a lot of money. I read a story about a person who spent over 1.5 Million to go abroad to hussle. With that money, the person could have set up a small business in 9ja and live with some dignity.

I know a man who went to Italy via boat. He was not in a terrible state in 9ja. It is just a pursuit of an illusion. By the time, this guy got there, he was sending messages to everyone to send him money. He did not tell anyone when he climbed boat. Worst thing is that, he has a wife and kid.

No be suffer dey cause travel for most people.

See Nigerians seeking asylum in Canada with ridiculous excuses.

With respect you are talking about the exceptions not the general trend.

I booked a friend in a average hotel in Lekki 1 and got to talking to one of the reception staff. She had a degree in Finance from Uniben graduated 7/8 years ago and monthly salary was 60k naira.

Maybe she was not being truthful I don't know.

But is that kind of salary not enough to cause deep depression, chronic desolation and despair.

And that's a graduate what about the multitudes who don't even have a degree and or a job of any substance.

Can you not see the depth of despair that our people are going through. Maybe you are not in Nigeria and can't empathise.

Because I certainly feel thier pain.

safarigirl:
Heard Etebo had a debut to forget in Stoke's 3-1 loss to Leeds United. Fans rated him the worst player on the pitch

Very early days.

He will learn fast or he will sink.

God bless you bro. their own na to dey soft for abroad dey give advice like say e too easy here. just try to approach any of them on you coming over and you will be filled with tales on how life is like hell over there but none of them wan come back to africa. him no know thousands of graduates who leave uni every year roaming around in the labour market for jobs.

komekn:


With respect you are talking about the exceptions not the general trend.

I booked a friend in a average hotel in Lekki 1 and got to talking to one of the reception staff. She had a degree in Finance from Uniben graduated 7/8 years ago and monthly salary was 60k naira.

Maybe she was not being truthful I don't know.

But is that kind of salary not enough to cause deep depression, chronic desolation and despair.

And that's a graduate what about the multitudes who don't even have a degree and or a job of any substance.

Can you not see the depth of despair that our people are going through. Maybe you are not in Nigeria and can't empathise.

Because I certainly feel thier pain.

komekn:


With respect you are talking about the exceptions not the general trend.

I booked a friend in a average hotel in Lekki 1 and got to talking to one of the reception staff. She had a degree in Finance from Uniben graduated 7/8 years ago and monthly salary was 60k naira.

Maybe she was not being truthful I don't know.

But is that kind of salary not enough to cause deep depression, chronic desolation and despair.

And that's a graduate what about the multitudes who don't even have a degree and or a job of any substance.

Can you not see the depth of despair that our people are going through. Maybe you are not in Nigeria and can't empathise.

Because I certainly feel thier pain.

I am still very connected with Nigeria. I have family and siblings living in Nigeria.

There is plenty of suffering without a doubt especially with the lack of jobs. However, many of the people who decide to make the dangerous trip abroad are doing so, just because it is Europe and it is supposed to be better there. Some have decent livelihoods and families that they leave behind in pursuit of this European dream.

There are people who do not even have a place to borrow the money that some waste on going to Europe with no plan.

charlesemeka85:
God bless you bro. their own na to dey soft for abroad dey give advice like say e too easy here. just try to approach any of them on you coming over and you will be filled with tales on how life is like hell over there but none of them wan come back to africa. him no know thousands of graduates who leave uni every year roaming around in the labour market for jobs.

Lol my man dun vex

komekn:


With respect you are talking about the exceptions not the general trend.

I booked a friend in a average hotel in Lekki 1 and got to talking to one of the reception staff. She had a degree in Finance from Uniben graduated 7/8 years ago and monthly salary was 60k naira.

Maybe she was not being truthful I don't know.

But is that kind of salary not enough to cause deep depression, chronic desolation and despair.

And that's a graduate what about the multitudes who don't even have a degree and or a job of any substance.

Can you not see the depth of despair that our people are going through. Maybe you are not in Nigeria and can't empathise.

Because I certainly feel thier pain.

The average salary of a receptionist in an average hotel is not more than N25000/month. You can quote me anywhere.
N60000/month is grossly over exaggerated for a receptionist working in an average hotel, except maybe she added tips which come her way from benevolent visitors.
To be honest, I consider it a miracle seeing how blue collar workers survive in Nigeria.

ChrisKels:



Lol my man dun vex

goldfish80:

The average salary for receptionist in an average hotel is not more than N25000/month. You can quote me anywhere.
N60000/month is grossly over exaggerated for a receptionist working in an average hotel, except maybe she added tips which come her way from benevolent visitors.
To be honest, I consider it a miracle seeing how blue collar workers survive in Nigeria.

Lawyers earn #30,000 monthly.

People have to do side gigs to complement their main work.

komekn:


One of things about development its often measured in comparison.

We are Nigeria not Togo we should make comparison with south Africa and North Africa. That will tell us our level of infrastructural development.

To host the world cup, you firstly need 12 stadiums with at least 40,000 capacity.

How many of those North African countries can boast of
12 stadiums with such capacity? None

Only Morocco has 6 of those while Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria have 3, 2 & 3 respectively while we have 4 of such capacity.

If we put our stadiums side by side with all the aforementioned stadiums, they are inferior to most of our stadiums.

As you can see, are even ahead of these countries in terms of hosting football matches.

Joebie:
Infrastructure, good organization culture. What are the chances that there is going to be power outages if we host? How about organization lapses? Oga we know our way. How do you compare our airports to those of the lesser countries you have been to? I don’t know about you but when I go to other countries I take special note of their airport facilities and personnel. That’s the first limpression, that’s what greets you about the people. I’m surprised you are quite confident about Nigeria presenting the best AFCON EXPERIENCE, even if we removed South Africa.

Nigeria as a country is not serious about anything except owambe.

Nigeria is not serious yet hosted 1999 FIFA U20 world cup, 2000 Afcon and 2009 FIFA U17 world cup yet none of these so called countries have been able to do that save Egypt.


Besides, you're confused. Stick to either hosting world cup or Afcon.

Joebie:
I’m aware of that. Ongoing construction is far different from what is already on ground.
Even after construction, how is about maintenance culture?..

Stick to one argument and stop dabaruing the whole thing.

Afcon of FIFA world cup?

Saudi Arabia move might boost Ahmed Musa's Super Eagles hopes - Rohr

4 Aug, 2018

Colin Udoh

Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr believes that Ahmed Musa's move to Al-Nassr FC this week could boost his Super Eagles contribution.

The 25-year-old ended his underwhelming two-year stay with Leicester City on Friday, when he signed deal with the Saudi Arabian side.

Despite moving away from European football, and one of the world's major leagues, Super Eagles boss Rohr is confident that Musa's move could help Nigeria.

"I am very happy for Musa," Rohr told KweséESPN. "It's good for him to go to a club where he is playing than to a club where he is not playing.

"The assistant coach at Leicester [Jacky Bonnevay] is someone I know, and he is sad that Musa has to go," the German coach continued. "He saw him training and he was very happy."

"I do not say that [Musa's international career will be jeopardised by his move to Saudi Arabia]," Rohr concluded.

"He is an important player for us, and he is going to a club where he plays, that's important.

"It's better for us that he plays all the time than he stays on the bench."

Musa managed just 21 Premier League appearances - of which seven were starts - after moving to Leicester from CSKA Moscow in 2016.

He scored twice after struggling to force his way into either Claudio Ranieri or Craig Shakespeare's plans.

He didn't feature for the Foxes last term after being deemed surplus to requirements by Claude Puel, and was sent back on loan to CSKA.

His fortunes improved back in Russia, and he netted six times in 10 Russian Premier League outings in order to secure a spot in Nigeria's World Cup squad.

Memorably, the fleet-footed forward netted twice after the Super Eagles downed Iceland 2-0 in their second group game.

Before joining CSKA in 2012, Musa was the NPFL's then-highest scorer after netting 18 times with Kano Pillars in the 2009-19 season when just 17.

He subsequently secured a move to VVV-Venlo in the Netherlands.

http://kwese.espn.com/football/nigeria/story/3584686/ahmed-musas-super-eagles-hopes-boosted-by-saudi-arabia-move-says-rohr

Kingsley Michael match for Bologna


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9GKp5TqOUU

Bolowolowo:
Ladies and gents, see how Phil Foden excelled at that game today. That is the result of Pep Guardiola’s fervent trust and development of youth players. If only Kelechi stayed at City.....if only...

Nacho was simply not a Pep player. Pep was playing Sterling as a CF when Nacho was fit. There was no space for him as soon as G Jesus signed

ChrisKels:
Guys watch out for wolves, they seem to av everything now in their Arsenal. Adama Traore set to undergo their medicals. Chai Iorfa nawa oo.

BTW, Leicester has replaced Mahrez with another Algerian wing wizard Ghezzal

Yep. Them and Fulham. Fulham signed Seri. I'm beyond shocked they pulled it off. Epl will be a cracker this season

Torino are moving for Chelsea fullback Ola Aina.

After spending last season on-loan with Hull City, Aina is being made available again by the Blues for another temporary deal.

Derby County and West Brom are both in talks with Chelsea about a deal for the Nigeria international.

However, TMW says Toro are also keen with their sports director Gianluca Petrachi stepping in to bring Aina to Italy for the new season.

Toro coach Walter Mazzarri is convinced by the quality of Aina, who he believes could also handle being played as a centre-half in Italy.

charlesemeka85:

Torino are moving for Chelsea fullback Ola Aina.

After spending last season on-loan with Hull City, Aina is being made available again by the Blues for another temporary deal.

Derby County and West Brom are both in talks with Chelsea about a deal for the Nigeria international.

However, TMW says Toro are also keen with their sports director Gianluca Petrachi stepping in to bring Aina to Italy for the new season.

Toro coach Walter Mazzarri is convinced by the quality of Aina, who he believes could also handle being played as a centre-half in Italy.

I think, he should go to Italy. He can easily be our number one right back especially with Ebuehi out.

ChrisKels:

Lol too early to deny una(u and goldfish80) hero ooo

Me? Hahaha.
Go check well.

forgiveness:


To host the world cup, you firstly need 12 stadiums with at least 40,000 capacity.

How many of those North African countries can boast of
12 stadiums with such capacity? None

Only Morocco has 6 of those while Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria have 3, 2 & 3 respectively while we have 4 of such capacity.

If we put our stadiums side by side with all the aforementioned stadiums, they are inferior to most of our stadiums.

As you can see, are even ahead of these countries in terms of hosting football matches.

Hosting world cups is not just about stadia. The logistics to cater for tourists and visitors is even more important than your beautiful stadia.
For instance, each hosting city will need atleast 30 thousand standard hotel rooms! Can Plateau state, Awka Ibom or Taraba offer this nunber of standard hotel rooms?
How about constant power? Can your country commit to producing constant power for the 1 month tournament?
How about transportation? How good are your inter state roads? Are your trains working? How many decent airports can you boast of in the entire country?
I won't even mention security and about $30B in liquid cash needed to finance the entire project. As it stands, I will be surprised if Nigeria's external foreign reserve is up to $30B.
Hopefully, in 60yrs time, Nigeria will be ready but as it stands. We have ZERO chance!

goldfish80:

Hosting world cups is not just about stadia. The logistics to cater for tourists and visitors is even more important than your beautiful stadia.
For instance, each hosting city will need atleast 30 thousand standard hotel rooms! Can Plateau state, Awka Ibom or Taraba offer this nunber of standard hotel rooms?
How about constant power? Can your country commit to producing constant power for the 1 month tournament?
How about transportation? How good are your inter state roads? Are your trains working? How many decent airports can you boast of in the entire country?
I won't even mention security and about $30B in liquid cash needed to finance the entire project. As it stands, I will be surprised if Nigeria's external foreign reserve is up to $30B.
Hopefully, in 60yrs time, Nigeria will be ready but as it stands. We have ZERO chance!

I hope u re aware that fifa /caf releases a huge sum of funds to the hist country prior to the start of the Mundial?

goldfish80:

The average salary for receptionist in an average hotel is not more than N25000/month. You can quote me anywhere.
N60000/month is grossly over exaggerated for a receptionist working in an average hotel, except maybe she added tips which come her way from benevolent visitors.
To be honest, I consider it a miracle seeing how blue collar workers survive in Nigeria.

WHAT ❓ SHOCKED TO MY BONE MARROW.

Actually she told me 40k so I assumed she had exaggerated the situation and so not to be seen to be biased. I added another 20k.

Can you please tell me how somebody will live on 40k a month. Because I am UTTERLY CONFUSED.

And we have the highest paid legislators in the world.

krattoss:
I hope u re aware that fifa /caf releases a huge sum of funds to the hist country prior to the start of the Mundial?

Yes, a host country gets revenue from sponsors and FIFA but that's not the whole story. USA lost billions after hosting 94, Germany almost went bankrupt after 2006, likewise South Africa and Brazil's economy went belly up after hosting the previous editions.
The money invested in organizing such events is so huge that it cancels out the revenue in the end.

tbaba1234:


I am still very connected with Nigeria. I have family and siblings living in Nigeria.

There is plenty of suffering without a doubt especially with the lack of jobs. However, many of the people who decide to make the dangerous trip abroad are doing so, just because it is Europe and it is supposed to be better there. Some have decent livelihoods and families that they leave behind in pursuit of this European dream.

There are people who do not even have a place to borrow the money that some waste on going to Europe with no plan.

That segment you describe is the exception and not the generality of people wilfully putting themselves into slavery and then playing lottery with thier lives to cross the Mediterranean Sea.

People buy into hope if you destroy thier hope you have destroyed thier lives.

Why do you think our churches are full of people ❓ They have bought into the hope, in most cases misguided prosperity ministry and not the true Gospel of Jesus Christ.

tbaba1234:


Lawyers earn #30,000 monthly.

People have to do side gigs to complement their main work.

I can contradict that because I know someone with a first class law degree with three years post qualification experience in the UK from a Russell group university who did an internship in a law firm possibly a top 4 firm. It was on broad Street Lagos.

They were offered 250k a month but declined and returned back to the UK.

However, that could be the exception.

4500

komekn:


With respect you are talking about the exceptions not the general trend.

I booked a friend in a average hotel in Lekki 1 and got to talking to one of the reception staff. She had a degree in Finance from Uniben graduated 7/8 years ago and monthly salary was 60k naira.

Maybe she was not being truthful I don't know.

But is that kind of salary not enough to cause deep depression, chronic desolation and despair.

And that's a graduate what about the multitudes who don't even have a degree and or a job of any substance.

Can you not see the depth of despair that our people are going through. Maybe you are not in Nigeria and can't empathise.

Because I certainly feel thier pain.

I don't think you get what he is saying, suffering Nigerians don't even have the cash to go thru the Libyan route. Like the lady you mentioned, how long will it take her to raise 1.5m to travel. Suffering Nigerians are mothers who have to sell pure water to send one child to school and lease out 2 to middle class families so that they won't all die. Suffering Nigerians are those struggle with each other to carry your luggage at the bus stops for 100, boys that stand in the sun all day selling rat killers and fake belts. None of these people can raise 1m. If you can raise 2m to travel out, you just want something better. There are graduates who go from Agege to VI and earns 50k monthly. I can tell you that if you give any of these people 1.5m, spending it on travelling out will be way down their thoughts.

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apart from Ndidi, Mike, Onazi and Obi?

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rabzy:


I don't think you get what he is saying, suffering Nigerians don't even have the cash to go thru the Libyan route. Like the lady you mentioned, how long will it take her to raise 1.5m to travel. Suffering Nigerians are mothers who have to sell pure water to send one child to school and lease out 2 to middle class families so that they won't all die. Suffering Nigerians are those struggle with each other to carry your luggage at the bus stops for 100. None of these people can afford 1m. If you can raise 2m to travel out, you just want something better. There are graduates who go from Agege to VI and earns 50k monthly. I can tell you that if you give any of these people 1.5m, spending it on travelling out will be way down their thoughts.

Bless you

Super Eagles of Nigeria forward Moses Simon has arrived in Spain where ‎he is scheduled to undergo a routine medical test with LaLiga side Levante from Belgium side Gent.

His transfer will cost Levante a fee believed to be around the €5m mark with several add-ons due to Gent which will see the fee rise base on several variables and it also includes a sell on clause which many believed is around ten percent.

Simon’s departure from Gent is coming at a time when his younger brother Thankgod Simon is in the city to seal a move as a replacement for his elder brother if he impresses during trials, Owngoalnigeria.com can exclusively reveal.

A winger like his elder brother, Thankgod is however a lot quicker and more direct in his approach unlike Moses who is however a better and more refined user of the ball.

His trial will reportedly last for two weeks before a decision will be made on his potential signing by the technical crew of the Belgium side, who are looking for a winger after losing their Nigerian duo Moses Simon and Samuel Kalu.