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Chris Anyanwu of APGA beat Kema Chikwe of PDP in the Owerri Senatorial District. I noticed that someone had wrongly posted that PDP won the 3 senatorial seats.

It is clear that many people on NL have never ever watched a live football match in the Abuja National Stadium. Buhari was NOT sitting at the Popular stand. He was at the reserved/VIP stand. Please note that there is a difference between the VIP stand and the State Box which is reserved for Government officials.

The seats in the Popular stand do not have arm rests. They are only flat plastic seats while those in the VIP are seats with full backrests and armrests. Please next time we should try and get our information right before making assertions.

It should also be noted that Buhari, as Head of State, never ever attended any football match at the then National Stadium in Lagos, neither has he ever attended any other Super Eagles match at the national stadium since he left office.

It is noteworthy also that since Buhari left office, Nigeria has hosted the African Nations cup and two youth world cups and on no occassion did Buhari attend any match in these tournaments.

So whatever he is doing now is simply part of his election campaign.

@4llerbuntu . SA has more DSTV subscribers than Nigeria. Nigeria is presently 2nd in DSTV subscription list. Note that in SA almost every family has a Dstv Digital or Analogue system.

I think we should, as educated people, check our information before making insinuations of exploitation. One of the posters had alledged that DSTV was exploiting Nigerians because it (DSTV) is a South African compnay. Out of curiousity, I went to the DSTV SA website and I found the following:

http://care.dstv.com/main.aspx?ID=2134

MultiChoice would like to advise all DStv and analogue customers that from 1 April 2011, the monthly subscription fees will increase. Wherever possible, the increases have been kept to a minimum.

We want to thank you for your during the past year.
DStv from R529.00 to R559 (5.6% increase)
DStv Compact R232.00 to R246.00 (6% increase)
DStv Select R149.00 to R157.00 (6% increase)

This shows that the increase also covers SA. Now the Bouquet in Nigeria is increasing from 9500 to 10300. The SA Bouquet is increasing from the Naira equivalent of 11,902 to 12,577 (@exchange rate of N22.5 to 1 Rand)

Simply put, we in Nigeria pay lower subscription rates than SA and even Ghana. Any claims of country exploitation is therefore totally unfounded. What we need is competition, that's the only way to drive down costs.

It is clear after reading most of the comments here, that many of the people on Nairaland have never lived in Nigeria before nor even visited this country. How a person who has ever lived in Nigeria will say that there is a possibility of forced marriage for a male child of 17 is beyond reason. Am shocked that people that call themselves Nigerians can actually make such assertions and it goes to show the level we will go in order to justify whatever the Oyibo people say .

For the avoidance of doubt, there is no way, I repeat, no way, a 17 year of MAN can be forced to marry in Nigeria, be he gay, hermaphrodite or whatever. The boy's father is a special adviser in Udaghan's government. The boy is presently schooling in a private secondary school (one of the most expensive in Nigeria) in Lagos. To date we have not seen the girl (maybe a 14 year old) he was being forced to marry. He has not also mentioned the name of any such girl. Or maybe they are still sourcing for the 14 year old? Will he also be forced to get an erection and sleep with the girl?

We should not let objectivity be thrown out of the window just because we want to patronize our oyibo masters.

I have had light in Woji PH for 48 hours now non-stop. Its unbeliveable, 48 hours of uninterupted power supply!!

honeric01:

^^^^

Yes, please continue, unlike the Nigerian counterpart, click on the names of the other countries, you'd see that THEY ARE ALL IN SCHOOL, do that to our own players and see what you'd get.

I am waiting for your response.

School? I thought the issue was that they were playing for full clubsides. Now it is school? You shifting the posts again? You just need to convince yourself that they are age cheats don't you? Like all the girls that sell in markets, plait hair on the roadside, sell recharge cards/pure water on the road etc are all in school?

So why limit the school stuff to the girls from 'mostly Europe'? If having the name of the school is a standard why does this standard not apply accross board to the girls form all the participating countries? Why 'mostly europe'? Or are you looking for something, anything, to show that our girls are cheats?

Maybe they are in school, so what does that prove? Are you saying that the Nigerian girls have all ed school age? Like university age? Like I wasn't 16 when I was in the university? Or maybe the naija girls we all saw on TV are all above 24? Is that what you are saying? Then the U-20 team will be like 28? And the Olympic team like 30 -32? Then the senior team like 35 - 36? What kind of genes do Nigerians women have that they keep playing up to 45 years, like Mercy Akide and Florence Omagbemi ? By the way Mercy just had her 2nd baby last year, maybe after reaching menopause?

If I may ask, how old are you? Do you have a wife, girlfriend or younger sister? How old is she? What age was she when she finished secondary school? How tall was she at 16? can you elaborate?

You know what? It is clear that you have already condemned the girls as age cheats as is the culture in NL. It doesn't matter if you have any proof, its just what it is. So I will stop this argument and move on. Go ahead, call them names and cheats, it doesn't make any difference anyway. This is my last post on this issue, so have a good day.

honeric01:

Keep deceiving yourself you hear?

I live in Nigeria

And these girls are not the typical 17 years old girl in Nigeria

Let me help you out with where they play, i can't continue arguing.

Nr. Name Date of Birth Position Clubs Height
1 Amina ABU 08/08/1993 GK Delta Queens (NGA) 160 Shocked
2 Sarah NNODIM 25/12/1995 DF Adamawa Queens (NGA) 154 Shocked
3 Gladys ABASI 28/12/1995 DF Inneh Queens (NGA) 168 Lips sealed
4 Oluchi OFOEGBU 20/07/1995 MF Pelican Stars (NGA) 156 Lips sealed
5 Chioma ALIMBA 22/12/1995 DF Inneh Queens (NGA) 162 Shocked
6 Ugo NJOKU 27/11/1994 DF Delta Queens (NGA) 168 Shocked
7 Loveth AYILA 06/09/1994 FW Adamawa Queens (NGA) 158 Lips sealed
8 Christiana OSUNDELE 24/09/1995 MF Sunshine Queens (NGA) 155 Embarrassed
9 Francisca ORDEGA 19/10/1993 FW Bayelsa Queens (NGA) 160 Lips sealed
10 Ngozi OKOBI 14/12/1993 MF Delta Queens (NGA) 156 Shocked
11 Winifred EYEBHORIA 14/02/1994 MF Ibom Stars (NGA) 163 Shocked
12 Damilola AKANO 30/12/1993 GK Sunshine Queens (NGA) 166 Shocked
13 Kemi ABIODUN 20/12/1994 MF Amazons Queens (NGA) 168 Shocked
14 Halimatu AYINDE 16/05/1995 FW Amazons Queens (NGA) 164 Shocked
15 Victoria AIDELOMON 11/12/1995 DF Pelican Stars (NGA) 171 Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Cry
16 Jane DAVID 10/08/1993 FW Delta Queens (NGA) 169 Shocked
17 Omolade AKINBIYI 31/12/1994 DF Sunshine Queens (NGA) 158 Shocked
18 Ebere OKOYE 03/12/1995 FW Inneh Queens (NGA) 162 Embarrassed
19 Yetunde ALUKO 26/12/1995 FW Sunshine Queens (NGA) 161 Shocked Shocked
20 Ogechi OKWARAJI 01/06/1995 MF Adamawa Queens (NGA) 159 Shocked
21 Ibijoke SANGONUGA 20/12/1994 GK Inneh Queens (NGA) 169 Lips sealed



Do youself a favor, go to any of the female football matches played in Nigeria (delta state to be precise), go feed your eyes.

a 15-17yrs old already playing in a professional league for YEARS in Nigeria , when did they start playing? 9? 10? 8? 11? from the womb or where?

Ok. So where on that list did it say how many years they have been playing in the league? It is a known fact that female footballer start playing at very young ages and most start playing for clubs when still in Secondary school. We have examples ranging from Florence Omagbemi, Mercy Akide to Perpetua Nkwocha.

I will however do exactly what you have done and print the list for other countries with the clubs they play for:

SPAIN

Nr. Name Date of Birth Position Clubs Height
1 Dolores GALLARDO 10/06/1993 GK Sevilla FC (ESP) 172
2 Ana SAENZ 05/02/1993 DF Transportes Alcaine (ESP) 168
3 Ana Maria CATALA 20/07/1993 DF Rayo (ESP) 165
4 Ivana ANDRES 13/07/1994 DF Valencia Feminas (ESP) 169
5 Laura GUTIERREZ 02/05/1994 DF Barcelona (ESP) 170
6 Nagore CALDERON 02/06/1993 DF Atletico Madrid Feminas (ESP) 159
7 Gema GILI 21/05/1994 MF Valencia Feminas (ESP) 165
8 Marina GARCIA 03/08/1994 MF Femenino Caceres (ESP) 155
9 Paloma LAZARO 28/09/1993 FW Rayo (ESP) 163
10 Amanda SAMPEDRO 26/06/1993 FW Atletico Madrid Feminas (ESP) 163
11 Alexia PUTELLAS 04/02/1994 FW Espanyol (ESP) 171
12 Sara TAZO 09/07/1993 MF Aurrera de Vitoria (ESP) 164
13 Elena FERNANDEZ 15/03/1993 GK Atletico Madrid Feminas (ESP) 168
14 Arene ALTONAGA 25/02/1993 DF Athletic Bilbao (ESP) 159
15 Iraia PEREZ 14/01/1994 MF Gasteiz Cup (ESP) 170
16 Paula NICART 08/09/1994 DF Barcelona (ESP) 169
17 Sara MERIDA 08/04/1993 MF Espanyol (ESP) 166
18 Raquel PINEL 30/08/1994 FW Real Jaen (ESP) 169
19 Paula LOPEZ 04/07/1994 DF Atletico Madrid Feminas (ESP) 170
20 Nerea PEREZ 11/01/1994 MF Plaza de Argel (ESP) 165
21 Patricia ASENSIO 06/02/1993 GK Femenino Badajoz (ESP) 168



Nr. Name Date of Birth Position Clubs Height
1 Lena NUDING 18/02/1993 GK Sindelfingen (GER) 184 (see height at 17)
2 Claire SAVIN 02/04/1993 DF Hoffenheim (GER) 169
3 Luisa WENSING 08/02/1993 DF FCR Duisburg (GER) 172
4 Kristin DEMANN 07/04/1993 DF FFC Turbine Potsdam (GER) 168
5 Jennifer CRAMER 24/02/1993 DF FFC Turbine Potsdam (GER) 167
6 Isabella SCHMID 06/03/1993 MF SC Freiburg (GER) 167
7 Annabel JAEGER 06/01/1994 DF FSV Guetersloh 2009 (GER) 170
8 Lina MAGULL 15/08/1994 MF FSV Guetersloh 2009 (GER) 165
9 Kyra MALINOWSKI 20/01/1993 FW Essen-Schoenebeck (GER) 176
10 Silvana CHOJNOWSKI 17/04/1994 FW FSV Frankfurt (GER) 165
11 Lena LOTZEN 11/09/1993 FW Bayern Munich (GER) 171
12 Friederike ABT 07/07/1994 GK Herforder SV (GER) 177
13 Natalie MOIK 11/08/1993 MF Bayer Leverkusen (GER) 168
14 Melanie LEUPOLZ 14/04/1994 FW SC Freiburg (GER) 172
15 Lena PETERMANN 05/02/1994 FW Hamburger SV (GER) 175
16 Anne RHEINHEIMER 26/02/1993 DF FFC Frankfurt (GER) 163
17 Clara SCHOENE 06/07/1993 MF Bayern Munich (GER) 170
18 Sarah ROMERT 13/12/1994 MF Memmingen (GER) 174
19 Karoline HEINZE 15/10/1993 MF FF USV Jena (GER) 169
20 Sandra STARKE 31/07/1993 FW FFC Turbine Potsdam (GER) 165
21 Meike KAEMPER 23/04/1994 GK FCR Duisburg (GER) 171

BRAZIL

1 DANIELE 21/03/1993 GK Foz do Iguacu (BRA) 178
2 TAINARA 15/11/1993 DF CBF (BRA) 160
3 INGRID 08/10/1993 DF Juventus (BRA) 172
4 CAROLINE 14/05/1993 DF Coritiba (BRA) 174
5 LUCIMARA 14/04/1993 MF Itumirim (BRA) 160
6 ROBERTA 15/01/1993 DF CBF (BRA) 162
7 BENICIA 07/04/1993 MF Kindermann (BRA) 164
8 ANDRESSA 01/05/1995 MF Kindermann (BRA) 159
9 PAULA 09/07/1993 FW Santos (BRA) 173
10 BEATRIZ 17/12/1993 MF Santos (BRA) 174
11 THAIS 20/01/1993 MF Santos (BRA) 164
12 LETICIA 13/08/1994 GK Kindermann (BRA) 175
13 LILIAN 11/01/1993 DF Campo Grande (BRA) 163
14 RAYANNE 16/06/1994 DF Kindermann (BRA) 166
15 GLAUCIA 30/01/1993 FW Sao Bernardo (BRA) 165
16 JUCINARA 03/08/1993 DF Foz do Iguacu (BRA) 161
17 BIANCA 28/10/1993 MF Porto Alegre (BRA) 166
18 NAOMI 11/07/1995 MF Juventus (BRA) 174
19 TATIANE 30/04/1993 FW CBF (BRA) 165
20 LUANA 02/05/1993 MF Sao Caetano (BRA) 162
21 NICOLE 14/08/1995 GK Team Chicago Brasil (BRA) 178

Should I continue?

honeric01:

Just a question, do you think these girls are less than 17 years old? have you seen them play? seen their faces? can you compare them with a "17" years old girl from Nigeria? in a general settings?

Yes, i have seen their faces and I can compare them to any normal 17 year old in Nigeria. I am not sure you live in Nigeria, if you do, then you will not be asking this question. Have you seen a 16 year old Nigerian Girl? Seriously. I will advise that you make out time and go to an SS2 classroom in one of the secondary schools and tell me what you observed. Do you know that many of the girls you see in Year 1 in the Universities are still 16? Do you find it hard to believe?

Now I can tell you clealry that there is no apparent difference between a 16 year old and a 19 year old except maybe in carriage. You can check it out yourself.

@honeric01
You said that the analysts stated that they 'know' the girls to be MAMAs.

So you are saying that the analysts 'know' the girls personally and 'know' their ages? Did they say so on the programme? That they 'know'? Or did they say that they believe?

I did not watch the match on Sportsplash (whatever that is), but I need you to categorically state here that the analyst said that they 'know' the real ages of these girls.

Can you honestly say so?

And how did you come to a conclusion about the age of the girls? I assume we all watched the same match and I cannot really understand where your conclusion came from? Maybe you call tell me the age of the Germans also, oh, I forgot, they are Europeans and so they must be U-17 no mater how big/old they look.

I have noticed a trend on this NL. It is fashionable to make age cheating allegations against any Nigerian youth team. In fact even without seeing/knowing the players, it is acceptable in NL to just claim that they are older than the senior team. It makes the poster popular and everbody will then have a nice little laugh. Just know that one day someone will stereotype you and call you a 4.1.9ner.

You guys need to really grow up.

I don’t usually contribute to these types of debates on Niaraland, but as much as I have tried to restrain myself from this thread, I got totally angry when Sagamite stated that some of the girls are over 30 years!

It is one thing to accuse people of being age cheats, but when you now delve into the ridiculous, it behoves of well meaning people to challenge you.

The girls in question are mostly Rivers Angels players (at least 7 of them). I see them every Wednesday at Liberation Stadium during their evening training. I know at least 4 of them personally. It is simply mischievous therefore for someone who has never seen these girls physically outside a football field to come here and state that they are around 30 years.

I will really wish to know how a 30 year old woman can play football at this level. It may interest you to know that most of the players in the senior Falcons team today have been playing for Nigeria for over 10 years. At least 8 of the players that played in the U-20 women’s world cup in 2002 are still playing for the main Falcons team. If these set of players were around 30 years in 2002, that means that they are 40+ years now and still playing for the national team.

Maybe the fact that the previous teams didn’t get to the finals means that they were all within the age bracket?

I do not wish to speculate about other people’s ages, but I that sometime in 2001 one of my friends stated that Kanu Nwankwo was about 40 years also then. That makes him 49 years old now and about to sign a new 3 years deal with Portsmouth!!.

Today, people are saying that Yakubu is old and that is why he can no longer play well. What about Ronaldinho? His form went down drastically in the last 2 years. Is he an age cheat too? Kluivert was supposed to be younger than Kanu in Ajax. What happened to him? Did he forge his age too? Out of the Spanish team that won Nigeria 99 only Xavi and the goalkeeper are still playing for the national team. Nigeria went out in the quarter finals of that tournament and we still have Yobo and Rabiu Afolabi playing for the national team. So were the other Spanish players age cheats too?

I have not said here that there are no age cheats in Nigeria, but to come to a public forum and accuse people of being age cheats without any proof whatsoever except pictures, is rather mischievous and classless.

NOTE: I will not issues on this again, so don’t expect me to reply any subsequent rants.

DStv’s SuperSport is delighted to confirm that it has acquired the Nigerian rights to the Barclays Premier League for the next three seasons 2010/11 to 2012/13.

The arrangement includes 380 Barclays Premier League matches, plus the Premier League’s 24-hour content service in high definition. This seven-day-a-week service launches on August 13 and will be broadcast across the whole of sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria.

The Premier League has traditionally enjoyed outstanding viewership ratings on SuperSport and this commercial arrangement is expected to amplify the league’s popularity. The Barclays Premier League is the biggest continuous annual sporting event in the world, followed by more than 2.5 billion fans and broadcast to more than 500 million homes.

“Nigeria will be one of the very first countries to receive the 24-hour content service,” said Imtiaz Patel, CEO of SuperSport. “We are delighted to lead the way with our partners at the Premier League and associates in Nigeria.”

Commenting on the news, chairman of MultiChoice Nigeria, Adewunmi Ogunsanya, said: “We are happy to welcome back the English Premier League onto the DStv platform in Nigeria, to stand alongside the other exciting international soccer coverage we already provide to our subscribers here.

“However, our focus remains firmly on showcasing homegrown talent from the Nigerian Premier League and we will continue our investments in this regard.

“As a Nigerian business that is committed to providing our growing subscriber community across Nigeria with the world’s best channels and programming, we are pleased that SuperSport were able to take up the opportunity when it presented itself, to ensure that fans of this league will not miss any action from it.”

Premier League chief executive, Richard Scudamore, added: “We are pleased to extend our partnership with SuperSport into Nigeria and are confident they will continue to deliver a product that will showcase the Barclays Premier League to our many fans in the territory.”

http://www.supersport.com/football/nige , or_Nigeria

He is the son of former 1st Bank chief. Saharareporters has posted his pics from his Facebook profile.

http://www.saharareporters.com/index.ph , &Itemid=18

@Dauchman

Its clear you have decided that you will never accept these things as true, you are only looking for ways to challenge the prophesy.

Now please note that TB Joshua is not a very articulate person, even in his normal preaching.

He said we need 1 goal to lead them. Yes he was correct. We needed 1 goal to beat Mozambique and that is a lead. Maybe you expected him to become a football analyst and explain that well we need to beat Mozambique in order to challenge Tunisia etc. He is not a football expert like you. All he knows is that we 'need 1 goal to lead them' and that statement is not ambiguous.

On the goal, he clearly stated as follows 'that boy will head the goal for us'. That is the most unambiguous statement in the whole prophesy and you still want to say it was not clear? He did not say that boy will score a goal for us, he said HEAD A GOAL!

In the Tunisia prophesy he said they could NOT DECIDE, the two team left the field equal. It ended a draw. If he was not sure why did he then come to the Mozambique prediction and say that we will smile and we will ‘head a goal’.

It is clear you really really want to discredit the whole prophesy thing but the video evidence is just too strong.

I stopped doubting when I saw this youtube clip. Whatever it is, the man has something.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvNEctk0pkw

*99#

I need to know if any other GSM network is offering 3.5g in PH. The MTN thingy is just messing me up in Woji. Keeps breaking off.

Please where can I buy this album in PH

Heartland FC on Wednesday paraded a Bulgarian goalkeepre in their 2-0 defeat of Bayelsa United in Orlu. The keeper was in goal for the full 90 mins and gave a good of himself. Hearland now top the NPL with 24 points

I believe Heartland is the 1st team from west Africa to play an european?

So where can one get this Daarsat. They dont even have a functional website. No information, no s, noting, just news flashes!!!!!!!!!