andrew444:


He plays in the french league so he does know the top scorer there

If osimen was to be french dont be suprised he might earn a call up to the french team, yes we know he wont start there but dont be suprised. afterall jonathan ikone has been capped recently

Taliban:


Shehu to start!!!!!!

Afobear:


I don't understand...you demand I be loyal by saying your Averaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaggeeeeeeeeeeeeeee team is not Averaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaggeeeeeeeeeeeeeee?

jieta:
This is what i expect from our Aveeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrage Friend but no he is still basking on youthful exuberance. don't worry life will soon humble you.



Boss is not easy out there but keep it up God will surely answer your prayers.

Prectega:
Abeg enuf of the many post about osimen .. Let him perform against Brazil

tbaba1234:


His mum is Nigerian

Famocious:
Just in:

Ola Aina out of Brazil VS Nigeria friendly... This is due to a domestic injury he sustained..

Source :NFF Twitter post

Just in: Torino of Italy wing back Ola Aina is out of Sunday's international friendly against Brazil. He picked up an injury after a domestic accident and will not be available. #SoarSuperEagles #Team9jaStrong. https:///dNAQetsCmj

safarigirl:


Leave Big Brother out of the discussion please


In Britain, they celebrate shows like Love Island, and nobody has said it is part of Britain's problem, but mob mentality will not allow you people leave Big Brother alone.

Has the show not empowered Nigerian youths that would have otherwise been left to rot? Is it not Big Brother money that someone like Miracle used to travel to US to further his dreams of flying an airplane? Is it not Big Brother that gave Alex a platform upon which she gained fame, so much she was able to travel to the New York Film Academy and learn acting and directing?

Please, anything you have scarce information on, it is advisable to not comment on it. There is NOTHING wrong with celebrating a reality show that has empowered hundreds of Nigerian youths, from the participants to even the crew, something the FG cannot do.

Afobear:
Look at this shatta bandle , swerve Averaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaggeeeeeeeeeeee drunk

safarigirl:
Fikayo Tomori and Tammy Abraham will begin their international careers with England this break.

I will not be diplomatic and wish them the best, I don't wish them the best. I wish they would leave our names out their mouth and stop using us to chase dead clout with the English press.

I wish Nairaland will stop posting them on Front Page, and I sincerely wish they bottle their international careers, since they couldn't get it without riding on the Nigerian Clout Train.

DrKlever:
Fake news!!!

komekn:


You have given us another outcome delivery of the complete and endemic failure of government.

Tell me one sector in Nigeria that does not reflect the same symptoms. This problem exceeds football it is the Nigerian problem.

I finished high school in Nigeria and for a brief period l worked in an accounts department in a tertiary institution in Nigeria at my Father's request.

Corruption was endemic and rife l challenged it at great cost. In the end all the accounting staff were sacked apart from myself and the Chief accountant who in the middle of the night slaughtered a goat in satanic ritual. I left not long after that back to England, l could see that integrity and honesty were no longer attributes of commendation in Nigeria.

On this thread there is in depth resentment to diaspora Nigerians and or so called Foreign born Nigerians. But why l am at loss.

Meanwhile look at how our people take every insult under the sun, denigration and abuse to get a visa to leave the country. It's incomprehensible we show so much displeasure about foreign born Nigerians yet we want to get there.

A Nigerian owned TransGlobim International won a £500 million contract to build a railway line in Iraq. But couldn't even get off first Base in his own country. Even to get an MOU was like almost impossible with all kinds of delays and unnecessary bureaucracy.

We reject honesty and truth but welcome corruption, nepotism, illegality and government impunity. I watched how my former Governor after leaving prison was welcomed by the entire political elite at the highest levels.

Do you know it is very much easier I mean. VERY EASY for me to become an MP in England. But the depth of depravity l would have to go through to become a state house of assembly selected and then elected makes it impossible for me.

This problem exceeds football we need a change not of government but in ourselves. Until we change as a people we will get the rulers we deserve.

komekn:


I don't watch big brother in the UK l find the show DEBASED and MORALLY BANKRUPT. l don't watch such superficial nonsense.

Do you really believe that this show has empowered Nigerian youth

Not everything that has a monetary benefit empowers or develops positively. It celebrates stupidity and superficial nonsense, it replaces positive diligent led aspiration with sheer stupidity.

It celebrates what should not be celebrated.

That's why l never watch it.

tbaba1234:


The investment was not made by those countries. It was made by private entities, the clubs. The clubs are the ones who develop players not the countries.

KosiGee:


Been there, done that. Sad.
Most of the talents around my generation never realised their potentials in sports.

Lots of them in East London either working as stewards at some of the stadiums under ‘low profile’.

We used to jog and train at West Ham park...not far from Upton Park. We got spotted. Got invited, but none of us had valid documents We never went back...one of us dared...with fake papers obtained from Woolwich arsenal. He got arrested and was deported.

We were all between 20-24 years then. By the time the immigration documents were sorted, none of us was fit.

fabyom:
I just don't feel good about this friendly with Brazil. That evil genius(Neymar) is fit and ready for the kill.
Ola Aina is so scared, finding unfounded excuses not to honour the game.
No Kalu, Oyekuru, Musa, Omeruo, Balogun, Nacho!
Defence is made up of carpenters ( Ekong, Collins, Shehu and Ajayi)
I just hope it's not going to be a whitewash!

komekn:


I don't watch big brother in the UK l find the show DEBASED and MORALLY BANKRUPT. l don't watch such superficial nonsense.

Do you really believe that this show has empowered Nigerian youth

Not everything that has a monetary benefit empowers or develops positively. It celebrates stupidity and superficial nonsense, it replaces positive diligent led aspiration with sheer stupidity.

It celebrates what should not be celebrated.

That's why l never watch it.

Prectega:
Abeg enuf of the many post about osimen .. Let him perform against Brazil

safarigirl:


You don't watch it is a personal choice.

That you don't watch it, means that you are certainly in no position, to talk about it, because you barely have knowledge of what ot is about. Stick to what you have proper knowledge of, or speak with a disclaimer next time. Don't make blatant accusations as if you have prior knowledge

I told you how the show has empowered people, and you limited it to making money. You think empowerment is all about money? Alex did not even win the show, but she had job opportunities at the end of the show. Do you know how many people have gained from her own opportunities? We are watching people like Ebuka and Gideon Okeke on our screens today, both of them, were first introduced to us on the show. The first winner, Katung, is an executive under Multichoice today.

You are blissfully unaware, and you have refused to make your deductions, but choose to hold on to your ignorant belief that the show is "morally bankrupt"....You don't sound like an educated person at all, when you make such statements.

Big Brother has nothing to do with the rot in Nigeria. Big Brother is not the cause of the blatant Bribery and Corruption in the country, it is not the reason for the leaders constantly siphoning funds, in fact, most people that hate the show, are part of the core reasons the country is rotten.

It is a normal thing for the most rotten of Nigerians, to also be highly sanctimonious as well, so, I am not surprised by the spread of ignorance

Like I said, if you don't know about something, it is best you do your research, or post a disclaimer, lest you do a disservice for your education

fabyom:
I just don't feel good about this friendly with Brazil. That evil genius(Neymar) is fit and ready for the kill.
Ola Aina is so scared, finding unfounded excuses not to honour the game.
No Kalu, Oyekuru, Musa, Omeruo, Balogun, Nacho!
Defence is made up of carpenters ( Ekong, Collins, Shehu and Ajayi)
I just hope it's not going to be a whitewash!

komekn:


I don't watch big brother in the UK l find the show DEBASED and MORALLY BANKRUPT. l don't watch such superficial nonsense.

Do you really believe that this show has empowered Nigerian youth

Not everything that has a monetary benefit empowers or develops positively. It celebrates stupidity and superficial nonsense, it replaces positive diligent led aspiration with sheer stupidity.

It celebrates what should not be celebrated.

That's why l never watch it.

chrisooblog:
we can debate the morality of the show but safarigirl is definitely right about it opening financial doors.

first the house where the housemates stayed would have been built by nigerian labourers and vendors. house accessories, food, drinks you name it provided by nigerian vendors.

i've not even mentioned producers, editors, camera crew.

clothes and make up, furniture makers nko?

social media content managers? the ripple effect of that show on nigeria's economy is immense abi you didn't hear more than N7bn was the amount made from votes cast for housemates in the finale? i personally don't watch the show as i used to in the past but whatever might be my misgivings about the programme i can't deny it has huge financial im;act on the country

do4luv14:



that's why I hardly watch it,
give me guilder ultimate search, maltina dance all, Nigeria, idol, etc anytime, anyday

chrisooblog:
we can debate the morality of the show but safarigirl is definitely right about it opening financial doors.

first the house where the housemates stayed would have been built by nigerian labourers and vendors. house accessories, food, drinks you name it provided by nigerian vendors.

i've not even mentioned producers, editors, camera crew.

clothes and make up, furniture makers nko?

social media content managers? the ripple effect of that show on nigeria's economy is immense abi you didn't hear more than N7bn was the amount made from votes cast for housemates in the finale? i personally don't watch the show as i used to in the past but whatever might be my misgivings about the programme i can't deny it has huge financial im;act on the country

chrisooblog:
troll have you been employed today?

Prectega:


Please think very well before drawing ur conclusions .. Apart from omeruo .. The rest u mentioned are currently innactive or u don't know that

safarigirl:


And yet, all these shows have been canceled. Pray tell, why?

do4luv14:


apart from financial doors? what more does it open,
and most times they don't use the financial power gained for tangible good,

if otherwise educate me