₦airaland Forum

nateevs:
Yes ooo.
Didn't see the game.
Folks telling me DD would easily be MOTM.

Ashley COle did not play. Ryan Bertrand did and I gather he was very decent. Mikel, Lamps and Essien in midfield, the exact way we were playing when we were flying before Ramires came into the side.
Malouda scoring 2 is a good omen.

6pts behind Utd, the form's coming in at just the right time.
Here's hoping Utd drops points again against Everton before they confront Arsenal.

There's a chance, we just have to win all our matches to seize that opportunity.


Chelsea's had a woeful 3 months. Infact at the worst, it was relegation form.
If ManU, win the PL and we beat ManU, we could finish the league 3 pts behind Utd.
How rubbish have these pretenders been?

Ashley Cole played the match but was replaced by Ryan Bertrand midway in the second half. Ryan's cross from the left flank was nodded in by Malouda for the third goal.

Surely, the monarch deserves to die.

TNUBU4LIFE:
@ sleezy8,i understand u my brother,it is just that when kasala burst,they will be running down to yorubaland for safety and shelter.imagine,the proportion ofburden we may have to carry.just when kidnappers took over the SS and SE,all their kith and kins ran down to lagos.We must debate it,we must open their eyes to all options available to them.
@ ezeuche,now u group the yoruba with the igbos.yesterday,it was convenient to boast that the yoruba didnt vote for gej,the igbos handed the presidency to gej and blah,blah,blah from both sides of the mouth!All it takes is for us to speak the truth all the time,your brothers goofed,the cpc guys   and northerners are blaming the SS and SE!!
We must pray!!the north has been wounded seriously!!I think the yorubas are part of the north with ilorin,offa,kogi etc.It is the igbo I fear for,home is very far

@ bashr4,continue to hide to type inciting remarks while people are dying in the north.The rigging you confessed to have done has resulted into lost lives.I think pdp would still have won if people like you had not 'rigged'.May God wipe away all riggers in Nigeria including Bashr4!

Ezeuche never boasted that the Yoruba didn't vote for GEJ. Go back to that thread and reread. Stop all these lies about him.

Ndigbo in Lagos---27%.
Abuja--25%.
Fact.

Not surprising. The new Ohanaeze led by Amb R. Uwechue should really be thanked.
In this photograph is Uwechue (Igbo) discussing with Ijaw (Silva) how Ndigbo will hand the presidency to the Ijaw.
Uwechue, God bless you.

Emeka Nwajiuba.

Igbo and Ijo.

Kudos to Ohanaeze as well.

Alj Uche:
congratulations Jonathan may God give u the wisdom to rule this country

Uche, it shall be well with you. Hope other anti-GEJ supporters will learn from you.

I am not happy that CPC got up to 7,000 votes in Imo state. It should be looked into.

Imeela (well done).

[quote author=ijaw_girl link=topic=648704.msg8148770#msg8148770 date=1303062052]hmmm RS Impressive!
We take the pace others follow.

hope GEJ does not forget Bonny-Bodo road-Bonny road link to ph
Bonny is a business hub of the Federal government, FG don’t have a choice but to do that road. Bonny/PH road has been in the pipe line since 1970s.[/quote]This poor girl have never made a any sense for once. How about the poor state of roads in Igboland, yet they ensured Goodluck won. Why not ask him to remember the roads in Igboland. Ndigbo have suffered a lot because of GEJ even in the web yet that does not concern you.
How I wish you will quit posting in nairaland because your post are so annoying.

@the thread starter. Ndigbo are not disunited as some bigots tend to believe. In 1983, Ndigbo voted for Azkiwe. Yorubas voted between Awo and Tunde Braithwaite while the Hausa-Fulani were further divided between Waziri, Rimi and Shagari.
Since the 1st repubic till date, Ndigbo have shown more unity than the other two rival powers.

Ndi eze

@the poster.
She speaks Igbo language better than you. No qualms.

gernded:
Listen had he managed to pick Ngozi as running mate he would have won.

Count Ngozi out. She would not have accepted the position as her father-Prof Okonjo was part of the Ohanaeze process that decided for Ndigbo.

Ify Onuorah: Ethiopian national football team Chief Coach and Igbo.

It is very easy to identify bigots.

houvest:
Ndigbo were given a tough choice but I am happy that it came at a time they had a vissionary Ohaneze leadership that led them to be magnanimous and make the required sacrifice. To the surprise of many who had always banked on Igbo disunity, they united and responded to the leadership of Ohaneze without any reservation. It is really a virtuos and humble thing Ndigbo did throwing their lot behind a younger brother that had not been that gracious in the past. I believe God will reward their humility and graciousness even if GEJ does not win( even though that is unlikely) or even if the Ijaws and other S Southerners do not reciprocate or Nigeria does not respond. To do the right thing will always stand the test of time. The SW seemed to have realised it at the 11th hour and did come round. They also should be commended because it is better late than never.

Thanks.

@Sagamite.
Dude, you weren't like this in the past. Before this elections, you were involved in sports and other sections with interesting threads loved by all.
What is wrong?.

dayokanu:
I thought the SE and SS were also united in their support for OBJ

So this isnt the first time

Ndigbo voted for Ekwueme at the PDP primaries not OBJ. Then in the actual election it was Ojukwu who came third .

@Houvest. A million thanks to you for all your support to the realisation of this dream from day one.
Thanks a lot to other Umuigbo here in nairaland who were not cowed but were strong in their support for GEJ.
UDEZUE
NCHARA
ONLY TRUTH, onye ana aka uka ya na Nnewi.
EZEAGU.
EZEUCHE
BANOM
CHYZ
AFAM,etc.
May the peace of our Lord be with you all.

Ify, kedu maka nkea?.

dayokanu:
Funmi why are you pissed, did a Salone guy fall your hand, Maybe he didnt fork you well.
I told you to stick to Naija guys wetin u sef dey find around

Kanu, please in the name of God, do not use such words as in the bold.
Respect.