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sean079:

Baba re agbe. Omo obokun I rep Abiola avenue all d way to igbaye ajeri. Well done bro

Iya re ati leyin, I'm reporting from ilesha local govnt road nd everyone is chillin' with the incumbent slongan

Space book for report from ilesha east local government

These allegations can't stop him from ruling us again, The masses nd even the workers hve already choosed aregbe till 2018. I will advice omisore to contest for chairman seat for ife central maybe he cn win if he's broke.

what of adelaide in australia? can someone shield more light on this

kestolove95: OmiSore shud give dem rice..dAts All,he will beat rauf wella

Honestly speaking, u need to see ur psychiatric doctor for ur upstair checkup, my people re not hungry. *thou we re not rich but we are not broke as we used to be* we are not fool and we will never play with our future and the future of our children for the sake of rice, kerosine and 5k.
Aregbesola till 2018...................

popplm: with this your article you can easily be appointed as the campaign manager of Aregberascal....you will wake up from your dream come August 9...We say Nooo to boko haram sponsorer in OSUN

Yes aregbe is rascal but rascal against poverty, rascal to deliver good governance,rascal to oppress his haters, I can bet with my life that omisore will not win 2 local governments out of 30 local governments including the area office in modakeke, forget anything. I will collect his money and I won't vote for him because i won't sell my future. Aregbeshola is working, osun is working. Come Aug 9, aregbeshow will give omisore the red card of his life.

AUGUST 9, Aregbe all the way

Before you cancompare Ekiti election to Osun state(my state) election, travel to Ekiti to learn the behaviour of people of ekiti psychologist define learning as relatively permanent change in behaviour due to experience and practice. I school and i stayed for some times in ekiti, with due respect Ekiti people are not consistent in their friendship, behaviour and opinion. Ekiti claims to be state with highest number of professors which in turn should reflect in their academic performance but opposite is the case as the first problem Fayemi had was with the teachers just because he ask them to take performance test and they refuse since then they became enemy.
When next you discuss Ekiti politics consider the following:
1. Ekiti voting population, 80% percent are workers, so having misunderstanding with workers can cause you anything I mean anything.
2. Ekiti people don’t forgive one sin if you offend them they will make sure they pay you back
3. What is the population of Ekiti state and it land mass
4. Fayose is grassroots politicians even if he contested under other party he will win, because he is friendly to workers and Fayose work for himself, watch for his istration body language later.
5. Fayemi Believe in rule of law which is not applicable to poverty striking population who only understand give us money either legal or illegal.
6. Opeyemi Bamidele aka (MOB) is one of the power house of APC in Ekiti state during Segun Oni istration he alone funder the then ACN in Ekiti state, but was refuse senator seat in 2011 after wining primaries, if MOB was the APC candidate the result could have been different because he is also a grassroots politician in Ekiti.
6. Any development one can see today in Ekiti was started by Fayose istration 2003-2006 that why they called him Architect of modern Ekiti.
These are some attribute that only Aregbe have as his weapon to win election come August 29th 2014.
PDP did not win election in Ekiti but Fayose did
APC will not win election in Osun but Aregbe will.
Thanks

Broken TV:
una no de learn, propaganda no longer they work am still waiting for APC online poll for Osun election. Ekiti still de fresh for mind.

The different is clear, Before you speak of Ekiti election, travel to Ekiti to learn the behaviour of people of ekiti psychologist define learning as relatively permanent change in behaviour due to experience and practice. I school and i stayed for some times in ekiti, with due respect Ekiti people are not consistent in their friendship, behaviour and opinion. Ekiti claims to be state with highest number of professors which in turn should reflect in their academic performance but opposite is the case as the first problem Fayemi had was with the teachers just because he ask them to take performance test and they refuse since then they became enemy.
When next you discuss Ekiti politics consider the following:
1. Ekiti voting population, 80% percent are workers, so having misunderstanding with workers can cause you anything I mean anything.
2. Ekiti people don’t forgive one sin if you offend them they will make sure they pay you back
3. What is the population of Ekiti state and it land mass
4. Fayose is grassroots politicians even if he contested under other party he will win, because he is friendly to workers and Fayose work for himself, watch for his istration body language later.
5. Fayemi Believe in rule of law which is not applicable to poverty striking population who only understand give us money either legal or illegal.
6. Opeyemi Bamidele aka (MOB) is one of the power house of APC in Ekiti state during Segun Oni istration he alone funder the then ACN in Ekiti state, but was refuse senator seat in 2011 after wining primaries, if MOB was the APC candidate the result could have been different because he is also a grassroots politician in Ekiti.
6. Any development one can see today in Ekiti was started by Fayose istration 2003-2006 that why they called him Architect of modern Ekiti.
These are some attribute that only Aregbe have as his weapon to win election come August 29th 2014.
PDP did not win election in Ekiti but Fayose did
APC will not win election in Osun but Aregbe will
Thanks.

Paul John:

Obokun is not an Ilesha town nor a town at all. Obokun is a local government, and Ibokun is the LGA headquarter. Ilesha and Ibokun are towns, mainly occupied by the Ijesha people of Osun.


Ijesha ni miere...

So paul john is also an ijesha. *surprising*

One love. Am frm ilesha

Paul John:

Obokun is not an Ilesha town nor a town at all. Obokun is a local government, and Ibokun is the LGA headquarter. Ilesha and Ibokun are towns, mainly occupied by the Ijesha people of Osun.


Ijesha ni miere...

So paul john is an ijesha. *surprising*

One love. Am frm ilesha

CuteTj: Cool my village got a mention. Obokun a gbe wa o!

Am from ilesha, baba re agbe
Proudly ijesha, Aregbeshola all the way

Bash92: Omisore has won Election Twice in Esa-Oke (BOLA IGE HOMETOWN) since the allegation against him that he killed Bola Ige,so tell me another thing

If u don't shut that fucking mouth of urs up, I will lock it with a large padlock, omisore didn't win any election in ife/ijesha constituenty, they rigged election for him for the two term he served as a senator, winning an election inside cell without a single campaignn am telling u, he can't see vote frm any ijesha community likewise like Modakeke

A Chelsea fan that made a promise to tattoo John Obi Mikel's name on his backside, should the Eagles midfielder score a goal in the FA Cup game against Derby, has kept his promise.

Lee Mitchell, a Chelsea fan, had written the dare to himself on social network site, Twitter, before the FA Cup third round game.

Goal scoring

And he probably thought safe enough, because Mikel is not particularly known for his goal scoring tendency.

Mitchell, before the Derby game in the third round of the FA Cup twitted:
- If Mikel scores today I’ll get his name or the Chelsea badge tattooed on my ass.

Promise

The not-exactly-prolific Mikel opened the scoring and poor old Lee has his name forevermore on his bum.

Mitchell he didn’t go for the badge but at least he made good on his promise, and tattooed Mikel's name.

source: futaa.com

[quote author=Goodysydney] and so what? Even the father of so called Ghanaian actress Yvonne Okoro is a Nigerian. But the truth is that an avarage Ghanaian hate anything Nigeria.[/qu

And so fucking what....... make dem dey hate while we are moving forward and going bigger...

Naija and Gh case is like Tom and Jerry..

oye9ja: In a bid to sustain their cultural heritage, the Ijesha people of Osun State celebrating the Iwude Day today. The event that brought together indigenes from different parts of the country also creat a formidable platform for the Ijesa to rally for the socio-economic development of the people.

According to a statement from the organisers, the festival that enjoyed the of corporate organisations, especially MTN, will display a sense of respect and pride for the heritage of the Ijesa people. It will showcase who they are, what they represent and how they co-exist among themselves.

Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun state will be at the occassion
Kindly follow the link pictures.

Owa Obokun agbe o.. okare, omo owa omo oku/ i was there too in round about. it was a nice and colourfull event, Just like calabar festival.. am very proud to be a ijesa.

joseph1013:

Na me you dey talk to? See this bobo o. Your brain no tell you say if you copy something from other sources, you should include the link to the original source? And you dey talk back when corrected, instead of you to say, "Thank you sir!". You no get manners sha.

Na people like you den dey arrest for plagiarism. Hope no be like that you wan take copy your project for school (that's if you are not one of those secondary school kids)? Change your ways, ok?

I'm done with you!

i no go follow u argue cos u sound like a garage boy here and i swear to God if u see face to face, u go follow me talk rubbish.

joseph1013: This guy sabi thief article. Chei! Why you no tell us say na from goal.com you go copy am? Na wa for you o.

u no get brain at all, i copy this article here in order for all sport lovers to shed more light on this article point. MuMu

The next six months represent a period of great questioning for Stephen Keshi. The dates are now set in stone, the opponents are known, and barring a loss of confidence on behalf of the Nigerian Federation, the Big Boss will be leading his troops out to face Argentina, Bosnia and Iran next summer.

Following a successful 25 months in the national team hot seat, Keshi naturally has a strong idea of his formation, his tactics and his team. However, despite the joyous evenings we’ve shared, there remain some unanswered questions and some areas of the first team that demand attention and improvement.

This article examines a few tactical approaches that Keshi could employ in Brazil and also assesses some different offensive combinations for the Super Eagles.

There are, however, seven players whose places and roles within the national side which are unlikely to change. These figures are not the focus of this piece.

At this stage it would be foolish for Keshi, particularly considering the success he’s achieved, the paucity of options and the club routines of his players, to move away from playing four at the back. The unit of Vincent Enyeama, Elderson Echiejile, Godfrey Oboabona, Kenneth Omeruo and Efe Ambrose should, fitness permitting, start Nigeria’s first game on June 16 against Iran. Perhaps one or two names will be assessed in these positions in the intervening months, but it is unlikely that there will be a radical overhaul.

Similarly, Ogenyi Onazi and John Obi Mikel should not be altered ahead of the international centrepiece together. Having the pair in the heart of the park is one of Nigeria’s primary strengths and as we saw at the Confederations Cup, when Onazi was absent, without this duo working in tandem, the team’s rhythm is affected.

The formulation of the other four positions and the organisation of our multitude of attacking talents within the first XI is much harder to predict, yet with the talent available, several could work effectively.



4-3-3: ing the AFCON Final

Against Burkina Faso in the final of the 2013 Cup of Nations, Stephen Keshi employed a formation most-closely resembling a 4-3-3. Onazi played at the base of the midfield three, Mikel slightly ahead to his left and Sunday Mba through the middle, ing the forwards. Ideye Brown put his energy and dynamism to good use on the right, Ike Uche operated as the team’s spearhead and Victor Moses cut inside from the left.

This may well be Keshi’s favoured approach next summer. It is a tried and tested method and Moses’ drifting inwards affords Elderson the space to attack down the left flank, offering another angle of offence.

The problems with this formation, however, relate to personnel rather than tactics. Mba has slipped to the peripheries of the side in recent months; he hasn’t started since the Mandela Challenge match against South Africa and hasn’t scored since the Afcon final.

Nosa Igiebor, the attacking midfielder that Keshi has tried to reintegrate into the side, hasn’t quite found his stride for Nigeria, starting only once since the AFCON group stage, and has been affected by injury.

Nnamdi Oduamadi has also been trialled as part of a midfield three, but looks far more comfortable higher up the pitch.

It feels like a pertinent moment to mention Lukman Haruna. In the Dynamo Kyiv man, the Super Eagles possess a player with the dynamism and the creativity to link the midfield and the forwards. He is by no means a playmaker, but loves to plough forward and could be a perfect foil to the Onazi/Mikel pairing.

Similarly, one of the three offensive positions needs to be filled as no one has staked a convincing claim to Moses and Emenike in the forward three. Ideye Brown has held the baton for much of the year, but has steadily drifted from his starting berth due to a lack of cutting edge.

Perhaps the most likely solution would be to play Ahmed Musa and Victor Moses on either flank, perhaps interchanging their positioning, with Emenike as a central striker between the two. Victor Obinna, and perhaps Sone Aluko, on the bench would be ready-made replacements for either wide position.



4-2-3-1: More from Musa

However, without a recall for Haruna—a possibility at best at this point in time—4-3-3 remains a flawed formation, simply because none of Oduamadi, Igiebor or Mba have convinced for a long period as one of the midfield three.

Would it be wiser, therefore, for Keshi to switch to a 4-2-3-1?

Currently the most popular formation in world football, many of the globe’s finest teams employ this tactic to great success and it could well be an option for Nigeria.

Crucially, I believe this formation could get the best out of Ahmed Musa, one of the most talented players available to Stephen Keshi. Last term, the 21-year-old excelled as part of CSKA Moscow’s title-winning side playing in a central role. Injury to Seydou Doubia meant that the Super Eagles youngster was brought into the middle of the park. Here, his influence was enormous, particularly in tandem with Vagner Love.

Musa’s finishing is not, as yet, strong enough for him to operate as a forward, however if we were played behind Emenike, as a second striker, he could emerge as one of the stars of the World Cup.

To date, Keshi has preferred to play him on the flanks or as an impact substitute (and understandably so), but it may be that he decides to switch his prodigious forward to the centre of the pitch in time for next summer’s centrepiece. From here, his pace and movement could trouble even the finest defences and would doubtless create more space for the likes of Emenike, Moses and Mikel.

This could also provide a perfect opening for Sone Aluko (injury permitting) or Nnamdi Oduamadi to take their place on the right side.



4-4-2: A Plan B

Finally, the recent performances of Bright Dike and Shola Ameobi against Italy and Keshi’s clear preference to include more physical presence in his forward line might tempt the Big Boss to experiment with a 4-4-2.

This tactic has been much maligned in recent years but, as Arsene Wenger once said, it is the formation that is “rationally and mathematically the best suited for the dimension of the football pitch”.

If Keshi were to choose this, then he could include one of the two bulkier players without sacrificing Emenike. It would allow the Super Eagles to vary their approach and also increase their menace from set-pieces.

However, it might not be a formation suited to this squad and particularly, John Obi Mikel.

4-4-2 demands dynamism, strength and energy in the middle of the park and the Chelsea man has a tendency to get flustered when closed down in possession. If we were to play with a midfield two against a midfield three, I doubt that Mikel would have the lungs or the guile to take control of the contest.

Mine is august 25

My fellow NL's

I really wonder the problem btw Nigerian Navy and the Nigerian Merchant Navy.

They never co-r-operate with each other.

Tell us why? if you have the answer

pls where is Nigerian merchant navy going to and what islatest update about them??









WHO IS A MERCHANT NAVY ?
A country commercial ships and people who work on them, who were trained to serve on land or sea. A nations merchant fleet comprise the ship that is used to transport cargo during times of peace and war.
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Ship transport is used for a variety of unpackaged raw materials ranging from chemical, petroleum product and bulk cargo such as coal ,iron-ore, cereal, bauxite and others.
It is therefore unfortunate, that because of greed for accumulating of wealth from the merchant Navy Auxilliary, Nigerian Merchant Navy left partly of their duties on-done after the establishment of the Nigeria Navy (NN) in 1956 and flee to sea, which is their LIFE and HERITAGE, leaving the marine policing duties undone, which created a lot of sea security lapses for instance, if there was separation of power checks and balances between the Nigerian Merchant NAVY(NMN) and Armies of the naval profession each formation would seat up with is assigned duties properly.
AIMS, GOAL AND OBJECTIVES OF NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY CORPS. However, the above security challenges can be overcome if some of these preventive strategies are put in place. These preventive measures includes surveillance, patrol or presence of security personnel in oil and economic installation, patrol vessel especially for deep offshore and onshore patrols of swampy mangroves, creek and sea difficult terrain in Niger Delta region have been unable to penetrate.
The Nigerian Merchant Navy and Security Corps shall perform these following functions:
The duty of the Nigerian Merchant Navy Seafarers Maritime & Petroleum Security Corps is to protect and ensure the safety of coastline, the territorial waters, internal seaports of the country, to use the powers and authority of the Merchant Navy at seas where they have the sovereignty pursuant to the rules of national and international sovereignty; to peruse and prevent smuggling through the sea way.
To ensure the security at sea during fires exercise by the land, marine and air forces.
To perform search and salvation duties at sea in accordance with rules of international search and salvation convention.
To monitor and check the working of the Navigation aids of the sea barrier placed by the authorities of the wreck sign.
To pursuit and prevention of acts against the laws on prevention of smuggling , forbidden military zones and security zones, protection of cultural and national possession cabotage, life and property safety at sea with arresting and suing the offenders initiating the legal proceeding; delivering the arrested persons and the means of offences to the court of law.
(A)Assist in the restoration of peace in the Niger Delta regions.
(B)Clearing of the channel way for waterways for local pilot operations.
(C)Making peace and conflict resolution with millitant youths in the Niger Delta Regions and Nigeria at large.
(E)Provision of security at major oil terminals e.g NNPC,SPDC E.T.C.
(F)To monitor and stop the pollution of Nigeria territorrials waters during ship building in docks and ship ways and during the construction of marines facilities.
(G)To protect the territorial water from contaminated poisonous, chemicals or element that are liable to constitute risk to both human and animals lives.
(H) Combat crimes and disasters in the seaports, onboard ship, terminals, jetties, coast and creek, waterways in the Nigeria territorial water.
(I)To perform search and salvation duties at sea in accordance with rules of international search and salvation convention.
(J)To monitor and check the working Navigation aids, of the sea barrier placed by the authorities of the wreck sign. Etc and to inform any malfunction or missing to the competent department of Merchant Navy.
(K) The pursuit and prevention of acts against the laws on prevention of smuggling, forbidden military zones and security zones, territorial waters, ancient remains, protection of cultural and national possessions cabotage,life and property safety at sea, custom, radio communication Nigeria flag, encouragement of travel industry, public hygiene and environment, with arresting and suing the offenders, initiating the legal proceeding
: delivering the arrested persons the means of offences to the court of law.
(L)The Nigerian Merchant Navy Corps will also assist the general security forces in pursuit and prevention of terrorist or similar activities which begin on land and continue at sea to detect and report any violation committed in the territorial waters or airspace of the country.
(M)The Nigerian Merchant Navy Corps also ensures the security at sea during fires exercise by the land, marine and air force.
ANALYSIS OF SEA SECURITY LAPSES IN NIGERIA
(1)Oil pollution has affected Niger Delta waters which made the Youth jobless and useless them to the society because most them were fishermen or farmer which increased unemployed youth and turn them to hungry lions.
According to the former Minister of Labour DR HASSAN LAWAL. Said, there are 5,000 vessel operating in Nigeria seas . We have a duty to ensure that our youths are employed as seafarers- Vanguard Newspaper OCT,25,2007 Pg 33.
(2)Anti-illegal importation of sophisticated weapon (Ammunition) through sea, this is as a result of sea security lapses in our country.
(3)Stowaway (illegal Migrant by sea) In Niger Delta the (t Task Force) made known to Nigerian that there are machineries migrating into the country to take the Niger Delta militants of about 300 fighters around OLUGBOBIRI Area in Southern Ijaw Local Govt of Balyesa in weapon handling, definitely this machineries migrate through sea, and these are people of criminal intention.
(4)Anti-illegal Bunkering: illegal bunkering includes vandalization oil pipelines with criminal intent for either mischief or for monetary gains. It also includes diversion of crude and refined oil product to unknown destination.
(5)Anti-Smuggling Operations: In her anti-smuggling operation the organization will assist in the enforcement of customs laws.
(6)Anti-Piracy Operations: This is to confront and combat the activities of armed robbers or bandits along water ways.
(7)Anti-illegal fishery: The organization will be assisting in the enforcement of customs laws in anti-fishery operations.
(coolCivil responsibilities: Participation in internal security operation to aid civil authorities and to participate in restoration of peace and resolution of conflict between oil companies and host communities.
BENEFITS OF NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY CORPS (MARITIME & PETROLEUM SECURITY AND SAFETY CORPS) TO THE ECONOMY.
If the BILL is enacted into Law, the economy stands to benefit thus:
(1)It will drastically reduces unemployment rates, poverty, political violence, social instability, environmental degradation and pollution, cyber fraud(yahoo-yahoo), bunkers, kidnapping,yahoo-yahoo, abduction of Nigeria citizen and foreigners, prostitution ,poor outcomes of
development weak institutional arrangement (UNEMPLOYMENT:AN IMPEDIMENT TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT).
(2)It brings stability to the economy and conducive environment for foreign investor in MARITIME and OIL SECTORS.
(3)It reduces money spent on repair of pipeline vandalization and extra billion spent annually in the upstream and downstream.
Note: ANY DISCRUPTION TO CRUDE OIL AND LNG EXPORT BUSSINESS IN THE ISLAND COULD COST NIGERIA ABOUT 1 BILLION DOLLARS MONTHLY ; BY ALEX OKUMO (The business Nigeria investigative journal 2-8 June 2008 pg 19.
(4)Providing 24 hours security measures at Niger Delta Nigeria at large.
(5)Finally if enacted the NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY CORPS into law, it would boost the image of the country and enhance Nigeria chances for a seat in the UNITED NATION SECURITY COUNCIL.
In other to compliment the effort of the HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT AIHAJI UMARU MUSA YARADUA and the newly created NIGER DELTA MINISTRY AND NIGERIAN at large, it is therefore necessary for the total REFORMATION of NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY CORPS to meet up with President seven point Agenda and to ensure in consolidating and enhance lasting solution to the dreadful crisis in the NIGER DELTA REGIONS.
TRAINING OF NIGERIA MARCHANT NAVY FOR WAR
According to RUDYARD KIPLING: Maritime nations the world recognized the vital role, the merchant marine plays in the
Maritime strategy in peace and in war. Merchant ship are regards as the “FOURTH ARMS” of defenses ( after ARMY,NAVY AND AIR-FORCE), force multiplier or the centre -piece of logistic train for any war at sea. A merchant ship stands as good chance as a warship of being hit by a missile, a mine or torpedo. Proper naval training becomes essential for merchant men to imbibe them courage, spirit of heroism, deep sense of patriotism and national honor.
Different nation follow different patterns in the training of Navies. This training philosophy is a sound one in view of what has been said about the roles of merchant ships in war. It is the ways to groom and would seat up with is assigned duties properly pattern in the training of men of their merchant navies. Military training for merchant naval men removes any clumsiness or lack of proper orientation they might suffer in the course of their participation in war at sea. Merchant Navy of yesterday are coward, not trained, unskilled which makes sea piracy hold them to ransomed and Kidnapping of oil workers, it is high time for the presidency and national assembly to empower NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY SEAFARERS (MARITIME, PETROLEUM SECURITY AND SAFETY CORPS) for the sustainable of maritime, petroleum environment in NIGERIA.
Many things still needed to put in place in Maritime Sectors as the nation’s economic life and coming together of Maritime stake holder to the laudable project but Nigerian Merchant Navy Corps (Maritime& petroleum security and safety corps) to put the mistakes in order with the help and of
(INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANISATION ) I.M.O , INTERNATIONAL SHIPS AND PORTS FACILITIES SECURITY (ISPS) and INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT WORKERS FEDERATION (I.T.W.F)
NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY SEAFARER(MARINE NAVY) COAST GUARD AND NIGERIA MARITIME ISTRATIVE SAFETY AGENCY( NIMASA) Have a duty to perform in ensuring development and the growth of sectors in Nigeria , as maritime industry is the main of economy. Let s hand to together by promoting maritime sectors and meeting up with challenges ahead by achieving vision 2020.Let us embrace peace and unity to move this Nation forward , We can re-brand this Nation without inviting foreign expert we are expert by ourselves as a MARINE NAVY (COAST GUARD).
According to Senate House Leader, Senator Teslim Kola Folarin As a Guest Columnist in THISDAY Newspaper in Resolving the Niger Delta Crisis : Federal government will need to review some of our laws to enhance communal autonomy and make the communities stakeholders in the exploitation of the resources in their localities . This is a law that will unleash the energies of communities to protect and work for the successful exploitation of resources in their domains. The survival of Niger Delta is a sine qua non to the survival of Nigeria as a Nation. THISDAY PAPER JULY 4, 2008 PG 64.
Your Excellency sir, The Nigerian Merchant Navy Seafarers are fully prepared to create jobs Opportunities for over Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand (250,000) for Nigerian citizen, youth nationwide in the maritime and Petroleum industries . Also fully prepared to protect and safeguard the nation resources from the hand of saboteurs.
We are soliciting for great assistant from the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, in accordance to put in place in Nigeria more laws to solidify the Establishment of the NIGERIAN MERCHANT NAVY BILL as an organize authority under the Federal government. Thus it becomes an operational body of itself under humble leadership of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
In conclusive, the Nigerian Merchant Navy Corps craves the indulgences and would appreciate people willingness to and speak on our behalf in view of her BILL currently on the table of the SENATE and also help us to advice the NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (NASS) to kindly reason with us to our request.
THANKS.
smiley

So whats the current status of Our Nigeria merchant navy

buoye1: 4 him black mind!......No b only world cup na world spOon dem go win!

LOLLLL, i wonder o....

President John Dramani Mahama has congratulated the Black Stars on their qualification to the 2014 World Cup, and urged the management and technical team to build the team to win the cup in Brazil.

He particularly charged the technical team to build the tactical discipline and stamina of the players and also ensure unity in the team to be able to beat the highly ranked teams that would be represented in the tournament.

He assured the Black Stars of the government's resolve to provide the finance and logistics needed to enhance their participation in the World Cup.

President Mahama gave the congratulatory message yesterday when the management and technical team of the Black Stars called on him at the Flagstaff House.

The Black Stars secured their qualification to the 2014 World on the strength of their massive 6-1 first leg thrashing of the Pharaohs of Egypt in Kumasi despite succumbing 1-2 to Egypt in Cairo last Tuesday.

Before their clash with Egypt, the Black Stars beat Lesotho, The Sudan and Zambia.

The management and technical team who were at the seat of government included the Minister of Youth and Sports, Mr Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, the President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Mr Kwesi Nyantakyi, and the Coach of the Black Stars, Mr Kwesi Appiah.

The players were not at the meeting as they had emplaned back to their respective destinations.

President Mahama said the Black Stars' third successive qualification to the World Cup had made Ghana a permanent feature of the World Cup.

He tasked the technical team to take the players through rigorous friendly training matches to prepare them for the ultimate in the tournament.

He said Ghana acquitted itself well in the last two World Cups in and South Africa, and thanked the Minister of Youth and Sports, the GFA, the technical team and the players for diligently accomplishing the mission of qualifying Ghana to the World Cup in Brazil.

The President said Coach Kwesi Appiah delivered the results while the management team was also able to manage the boys well.

He said the players had shown enough dedication, saying that "we can give them all the incentives, but if they do not show dedication, they cannot go far”.

"Every single dollar that we gave to the boys, they have justified it," he stressed.

President Mahama again commended the Ghanaian ers for their continuous for the Black Stars, and indicated many of the ers used their own resources.

He thanked the sponsors, especially the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) and Guinness, for their continuous to the senior national team.

Speaking on behalf of the management and technical team, Mr Afriyie Ankrah thanked President Mahama for his personal interest, and motivation for the Black Stars.

He again recalled President Mahama's personal intervention to get the Ayew brothers back to the Black Stars.

Mr Afriyie-Ankrah said the President’s dialogue with FIFA on the security situation in Egypt ensured the enhanced security arrangement for the Ghana-Egypt match in Cairo.

In a short interview with the Daily Graphic, Coach Kwesi Appiah said he had welcomed the President's call on the team to prepare for a big showing in the World Cup.

"I believe that with the kind of players we have, with little and encouragement, we will get far," he said.

i wish by waje
run my race by burna boy
rainbow by 2face

i sighted something at the stadium after the match.. one ghananian wrote it on a paper that "GHANA BRAND YOU NIGERIA". what does that mean.. are they thinking that they are the one who teaches us how to play soccer...................... i dont just understand that shit.

lets a call a spade a spade. the mexicans are not easy now the eaglets will work this time around in order to massacre them cos they dont carry mat to uae. the coach just have to do his home work very well..

The mexican will try any possible thing to play non ground ball against our eaglet and garba have to work to fail them on that parthen and i will ensure him to blend our midfield very tight cos the total strenght of the mexican is based on their midfield nw apart from their previous game against eaglet because they mainly made use of that against the argentine.i hope that ihela we do something great in that creative mode. we dont have problem with our defense and alampasu is doing fine nw. if these can be done, then eaglets all the way....