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sonety2k:

Alright you can go to LADIPO Market, Ask of Promise Land , they have Good people that can handle it.

Thank you so kindly. Do you have their phone numbers? Pls if you do I'd like to have it

I talk am

alphaNomega:


Have you seen this minibus, Suzuki Every, and the likes?

Do you know almost all of them in Nigeria are rhd? (if not all because I'm yet to see one in original LHD configuration)

These things are the definition of unreliable, forget the fact they are mostly used as commercial vehicles but they were forcefully adopted because their areas of operations have restricted the use of motorcycles and tricycles so these were the "cheapest" alternative. (It seems so, but when you factor in maintenance cost to keep it barely running, you have a money pit)

And this is one example.

Other converted vehicles in private use have poor experience

For good measure I think these mini busses are holding up well regardless of the abuse they are being subjected to by the drivers.

alphaNomega:
no wonder they're faulty machines breaking down all the time

Not true in most cases though.

alphaNomega:
IMO sell the car to a place that uses rhd cars

A good percentage of cars in driven in Nigeria are converted tbh. Thanks for the advice though.

sonety2k:


What type of car do you want to convert, Have a guy that can do the conversion at Ibadan

I need it done in Lagos

Mophor:
Issokay!!!

Can you do this?

Whenever I see Tura soap, I him.

safarigirl:
Please, beyond Osimhen's Twitter fingers, somebody should help us collect Maduka's phone in Cameroon, because man has decided he wants to be the latest Twitter pandemic


See picture wey una boy dey post, Twitter babes just dey toast am anyhow. And I was getting ready to pity him that he is being harassed.

I thought Nigerian girls preferred dark skin guys to fair boys?
Abi una dey whine una self with all those fair boy's bants online.

Another end Sars?

safarigirl:
I've just been laughing at Watford and using Dennis to rattle the Nigerian fans

Na the mumu Dennis I dey laugh sha....all the African players that matter are in AFCON. If you no dey Cameroon now, na you dey do yourself.

Dennis will struggle to start in this current Super Eagles team. Speaks volumes how good the squad is.

Eguavoen implemented a good game plan, Rohr would have started Iwobi, played Awaxiem at RB, benching Aina, with Musa being the first sub.

SerVik:

Actually, you are wrong. Possession lost refers to the number of times a player turns over possession to the opponent. It doesn't matter if it was a wrong , a wrong cross, a failed dribble etc. As long as you turn over possession to your opponent it is counted as possession lost.

And yes, Simon lost possession 19times yesterday as recorded by sofascore(sofascore get their stats directly from opta)

https://medium.com/@marketing_52805/premier-league-explained-through-stats-3876f941890

The team recording stats yesterday had a bad day. After the first half, they recorded Egypt had more possession than Nigeria. The guys in the studio couldn't believe that Stat.
Whatever stats you're trying to pull out to change the narrative about how great a game Moses had would be classified dubious.
When Moses Simon came to the scene he was heavily linked to Ajax. Yesterday, he showed why he was highly rated years back. I pray the Egyptian right back recovers from the broken ankle.

drDoom3:


Count all the wayward shots and crosses, combined with the few times his dribbles were unsuccessful.

Yes, it was 19.

Loosing the ball means getting dispossessed. In other words, you claimed he was dispossessed by the Egyptians 19times. At that rate, it means he lost the ball practically everytime he touched it. You went ahead to count shots and crosses as getting dispossessed.
For real, you should have a word with yourself bro.

Meliforme:
Out of Moses Simon's 10 crosses, only 2 were successful.
He lost the ball 19 times
Had no shot on target.
Missed a big chance.
Made no single key .

And yet Moses Simon is the MOTM for some people.
Well, there is no problem if he is your man of the match.

This is not an effort to bring down Moses Simon.
The best is what we hanker for the team.

Moses Simon lost the ball 19 times yesterday? I would like to know who compiled those stats. Do you know what loosing the ball 19 times mean? A ten year old kid will struggle real hard to loose the ball that number of times in a game against Real Madrid.
This false representation of stats speaks volume of your real motive.

ChrisKels:
Nigeria has won over the whole of African soccer fans with this showing. Fans all over Africa just dey praise the eagles on every site, even Ghanaians and South Africans. I just hope the eagles don't disappoint

The Super Eagles have never played this kinda way before. The pressing was mad and they came out flying out from the blocks. The usual Nigerian team start slowly and build up tempo from the 30th minute.
The only anger in yesterday's game to an extent was Chukwueze. Maybe he wasn't 100% fit yet, that's why his mother was seriously praying for him. No wonder Eguavoen wanted Amoo to replace Ighalo

12large1:


Iheanacho received the official man of the match. Foolish lying slowpoke

Your crazy daddy is the foolish slowpoke bro.

daveP:


Wait na.

Shey dia Skysport papis no dey pick wrong MOTM too?

Or dia Shearer, Owen, Keane, Etc?

Someone on Nairaland may pick a more accurate MOTM than a studio pundit. It happens na. Na platform be the difference most times.

It's only on this thread I saw anyone critique Moses Simon, even on the man of the match thread in the front page, 90% gave Simon their man of the match.
It tells that some lads here didn't watch the game with an open mind.
Did you notice the standing ovation he was given by the crowd when he was leaving?
Okocha is a respected icon of the game in Africa, I don't think I can disregard his opinion to believe yours tbh.

andrewbaba44:
Double standard people will not swallow their pride Wey big bag of rice

Instead of them to tell you that chuks didn’t perform as expected ,they choose to tell you Moses Simon didn’t have a good game

Shameless people

Jay Jay Okocha said Moses Simon was the man of the match but people here think he had a bad game. Between Okocha and a random random guy on Nairaland, who will you believe his opinion on football subject?

Mujtahida:

But Eto'o had no international experience when he led Cameron's attack to cup victory at Afcon 2000.

Eto was at 98.

nelszx:
The backroom staff of the super eagles is massive. That Dr Terry guy has 34 international coaching certificates.

He might be the brain behind our success in AFCON

This is an exaggeration. I don't know why we bow to anything American. This man has no prior coaching experience to speak of. His real job was organizing a girl's U10 team in Texas.
Hopefully he turns out to be a good addition but from his CV, the hype you're giving him is unmerited.

Odunayaw:
Oh yes! The Bible does!
Colossians 3:1 advises me to set my heart on things "above". I have books like Ezekiel, Zechariah, Revelations to sit with and meditate on and imagine.
Padre Pio, Madame Guyon, St Teresa of Avila are Christians who have gone on before me who explored the richness of the depth of God. I'm glad you know this "3rd heaven" is above the astral/soulish plane. That "3rd Heaven" was described vividly in the books I mentioned earlier. I believe lack of better words plays a part with the seeming numbering system

Many Christians want pancake or microwave things. Hence the generations and generations of mutant Christianity we've always seen. Many talk and no power or fruit.

Some of us relate with God as a person. I have firsthand witnessed traditionalists summon and converse with their "spirits", so why should anyone doubt I come to the person of God.

So yes, the God who inspired the word is a spirit and the last 4yrs of my life that I unbundled myself of pseudoChristianity and chased Christ have been fruitful

The 3rd heaven was mentioned vividly in the book you referenced and even less so in the Bible. That's the catch. That's why a true seeker will find the Bible fairly limited.
This is also the reason I find it astonishing why a book like the book of Enoch will be regarded as apocryphal where lies has so many information about the ancient times not covered or edited from the Bible.

komekn:


Absolutely not.

Lazy Christian are a tool for anybody to manipulate and or subjugate, because the TRUTH can only set you free if you KNOW IT

If you know the word of God �� you cannot be decieved, but if you don't you are already DECIEVED

When the knowledge is hidden from you, how will you know?
You're not even allowed to ask deep questions about God, Christ and the church. Some questions you want to ask, they will label you possessed.

Odunayaw:
I tried explaining this in one of my replies to you.

These things are engaged by even what they call witches. You must have heard of astral projection right?

The "spiritual" depths of Christianity is alive and kicking but I trust you to explore it if truly you are as you strike me — a seeker of knowledge. And not just a talkative

Does the Bible fulfill these spiritual depths you alluded to?
Astral is pretty low on the paradigm. The 3rd heaven is above the Astral plane.
Does the Bible really satisfy your quest for spiritual knowledge, When it doesn't go so deep in this spirituality teachings? Especially when the major actors in the Bible talked about seeing a man in the 3rd Heaven.

mkrest:



I read some where that there were about 7 of them,each containing or housing some super beings or spirits

OH sorry, which teaching in particular?