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Fellow gooners
I like d spirit . Let the unbeaten get beaten

Hi Ugo, thanks for always being ready to help. Pls how can I print on corel draw and let the design full the page as it was design. I notice that when I select A4 page & design, by the time I want to print it, I would have to readjust (mostly reduction) to fit into the print preview page which makes the printout not to fill the whole page.
thanks

so where are we here 'cos i get deep interest

me sef need ebook for beginners on photohop, but i wont also mind having weekend training from th experts like Ugo

Can you please state the price and your location.I'm interested

same here

Hi Ugo, seen some of your post and I must you are a genius. Pls i have a good knowlegde of Coreldraw/photopaint but had lost touch becos of office work. now I'm interested in strating a biz of mine in graphic design, video editing & other stuffs. Can you be of help? Do you train people? What's the minimum length of time I need to know this. Your response will be appreciated.

Pls post your no & email

GEJ may just use the opportunity to implement his earlier withdrawal from football for the next 2 years

Act 1: Scene 1

Ruggedy Baba,
No man born of woman no get enemies for life. Like Shina Peter says, When no talk about you, it means you are dead. Ki won sha ti ma so ohun to wun won ki iwo ma seun rere. Dont look at the noise of the market. Some people are born haters, some are follow follow haters and some just hate without knowing why.

SO ride on Baba

Why should a bridge have phase 1,  2 and 3? is is a 10 lane double decker bridge?

Tha's Naija for u

God Bless you. If we had more people with your kind of mentality, Nigeria will be in a better place.

so if 90% of Naijas dey call their president a foolish man, Nigeria will be better

In d first instance congrats to our girls now on to d real reason why i am replying this post. Some body called the president a fool, i believe GEJ is old enough to be his dad. Now d question is if your dad does something u do not agree with,  would u call him a fool because u have freedom of speech? We are mostly educated in this forum pls let's act accordingly, ok.
GEJ ban of d eagles was a means to an end and not an end itself, and he achieved his aim hence d reversal. Pls let us reason b4 posting.

Gbam! Spot on

Let's not even go that length, if your child calls you a foolish man becso of one ot two mistakes, how will you take it. Before you reply that you'll take it in good faith, I know within me you will only be saying you'll be ok with it whereas you may diswn such child or beat the hell out of him. Nobody in the whole world is perfect except GOD. Even the prophets he sent were not perfect; so your type would have called Jesus or Mohammed foolish when you read they made any mistakes while in the world. GEJ may have acted wrongly, that doesnt warrant you calling him a foolish man on a public forum.

The fear of shyllion is the beginning of wisdom for prospective land buyers in Agbado & its axiz

On thing I like about his responses is the level of maturity and intelligence he displayed especially on Iwu's matter. I also like the fact that he analyzed the 3 most important problem we have now.

It's only unfortunate that on internet blog, you can disguise as anything to come online & post any message. Who knows whether Kanti Bello don register on NL to continue where he stopped yesterday to cast aspersion on Dora. But we know better & we are more enlightened than the almanjiris who anybody can just sweet-mouth into believing any story without proof

@Yousouph & Harmeenut

you left a word i would have loved in the statement.
it should be "Operation MAXIMUM shishi"

Quote from: texazzpete on Today at 05:32:08 PM
So in your opinion, cheating should be tolerated just because we want to win something abi?

Where did you see me state that?

I wonder o. Abi no be english all of us dey read?

6. The issue. The issue is not a about Ribadu's sainthood because nobody ever said he was. I may have qualms with some procedures adopted, but he did his best as our anti corruption czar so the issue is how we treat our best. If Ibori is prosecuted tomorrow, people will still curse Ribadu. Someone is even questioning the language in which Waziri made her revelation!

May God bless you. Sometimes when I read some people views of Ibori, I fear for the future of this country.

One thing I av come to gather from all comments, write-ups, blogs, thread about Ribadu is that almost 90% of his supporters agree that he is not a saint but that he is far above Ibori, Yaradua, Igbinedion, Saraki & the rest. In the land of the blind, one-eyed man must be a king.

If people like Ribadu are to be sentenced to prison, then ibori & her cronies must be sentenced to firing squad with immediate alacrity

28) [Upon being asked if he had received the apology that Sir Alex had announced he had sent to Wenger] "No. Perhaps he sent it by horse."

lmao

Attorney General Michael Aondoakaa has resorted to desperate measures in his efforts to force to force the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) to declare former EFCC chair Nuhu Ribadu wanted.
After failing in his initial attempt in that regard, Aondoakaa surprisingly changed the government lawyer handling the case, replacing him with Mr. Anthony Malik. Malik is a personal assistant to Aondoakaa and a one-time counsel in the law office of Mr. Wole Olanipekun, the lead lawyer in Umaru Yar’adua’s presidential elections appeal case.
Malik set to work as soon as the case was called and Ribadu’s attorney, Femi Falana, indicated his readiness for the proceedings. Falana had previously notified the court of his intention to move two motions. The first was to ask the court to stay further proceedings in the case; the second, a request that the tribunal guarantee his client’s safety should it refuse the first motion.
Falana also told the tribunal that he has filed an appeal before the Court of Appeal, requesting that the tribunal recognize its inferior status in relation to the Court of Appeal. Arguing that it would amount to “judicial impertinence” should the tribunal ignore his appeal action before a superior court, Falana cited the case of Mohammed vs. Olawunmi to buttress his point that the Supreme Court frowns at such impertinence.
In response, Malik cited a rash of cases to make a case that, since Nuhu Ribadu was in hiding, he could not be making representation before the tribunal in a criminal matter. Urging the court to discountenance Falana’s application, he argued that no law enjoins the tribunal to take cognizance of the proceedings in the Court of Appeal on the issue. He cited Abacha vs. State, Adoko vs. FRN and Okeke vs. FRN to make his case.
In response, Falana warned the tribunal that Malik’s citations were designed to mislead it. In reference to Abacha vs. State, he told the tribunal that Mohammed Abacha was not in hiding; instead, Abacha’s lawyer, JB Daudu (SAN), made the application with his client, Mohammed Abacha, present in court. “So, Abacha was never in hiding,” Falana reiterated.
While stating that in the cases of Okeke and Adoko, the clients were in hiding, Falana told the tribunal that his client, Ribadu, was not in hiding. He reminded the court of its June 23rd 2009 ruling to the effect that, since Ribadu was taking classes at Oxford University in the UK, the service of the summons to his wife was proper.
The legal exchanges turned dramatic when Falana, in contending that the federal government knows Ribadu’s whereabouts, revealed that Malik, the new government lawyer, had met with Ribadu in London on May 29 2009 at an event organized by the Nigeria Liberty Forum (NLF) where Ribadu was a keynote speaker. “My colleague here met with Nuhu Ribadu. They greeted warmly and Ribadu exchanged his full contact information with Malik in my presence in London,” Falana told a bewildered court to back up his assertion that Ribadu was not in hiding.
A flustered Malik, who had gone to the United Kingdom as a spy of the Attorney General Aondoakaa, asked the tribunal to expunge the information from its records, saying, “My lord, I don’t want this reported in the media tomorrow.”
Falana further argued that the federal government ought to apply for Ribadu’s extradition if it really felt his client was hiding. He cited the Extradition Act Cap E 25 which states that when an accused person fails to submit to court summons, he shall be brought to court through extradition. He told the court that, despite the government’s apparent desperation to bring his client to trial, there was no evidence that the government had initiated any extradition procedure with regard to Ribadu. Following Falana’s revelation of Malik’s meeting with Ribadu in London, the government’s lawyer sat down after pleading that the court use its “discretion” in determining his prayers.
At that point, the tribunal chair invited Falana to move his motion seeking the tribunal’s assurance of safety and security for his client. But Falana opposed the request by the tribunal, insisting that he was only interested in the tribunal’s consideration of his motion for a “stay of proceedings.” He argued that any attempt to move another motion before the tribunal had heard and ruled on the first motion for stay of proceedings would give the erroneous impression that the first application had been considered and discarded.
He cited the case of Major Debo Bashorun vs. Nigerian Army in which a Lagos High court was berated for taking another motion when a motion of stay of proceeding (which challenged the jurisdiction of the court) had not been heard.
The court adjourned the case till October 22nd 2009.

http://www.saharareporters.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3867:aondoakaas-desperation-to-net-ribadu-leads-to-embarrassing-moment-in-court&catid=1:latest-news&Itemid=18


I no fit laugh

I thank God for making me a muslim

Alhamdulillahi Robbi li alameen

If Reuben have the inalienable right to freedom of speech to write about something he is not well-informed about, the Muslims too have the same right to reply Reuben and educate him in the process. Even if the Holy book had highlight the God's approved way of doing things in this world, he's also given you the freedom to choose between what is right & wrong

but in all, do we blame Reuben and others? No; But the family of Gani who out of self-willed decided what we can't verify that Gani says this and that? This is what happen when you your wife or some of your children are xtians while you remain a muslim.

Above all, May ALLAH forgive Gani and every one of us

this thread is bound to die a natural death as long as all we see posted here are long thesis. Please keep your replies short and straight on point so others can contribute as they see fit. Thanks.

Hypocrisy at its best

But the post by stimulus is so short and straightforward abui?

it reminds of the novel "so long a letter by Mariama Ba

social gathering for those who are emotionally stressed.
90%of his teaching is all about wealth. His teaching of salvation is 5% while the rest take the remaining five.
Anyway he is a good actor and entertainer. I like him acting on the tele

spot on

Who said I am being sarcastic?. He can win Nobel on environment. I[b]f Kenyan woman won one for planting trees, why can't Fashola win one for cleaning up Lagos?[/b]

abi now? yes ke

Festus What? Pls dont compare sleep with death

@NaijaKing,
That is what the Yoruba call "Abenilori ko ni je ki won gbe ida koja lori oun" (the man whose job is to cut off people head with sword will neva allow somebody to joke with him with sword)

Crook sef dey launch website to defend himself.
www.iborifacts.com

Go Gunner, go gunner

you are BIG years old.

cant stop laughing.

This is my experience.
I visited a friend and was staying in the guest room. His 3 eyars daughter came to play with me and was in my bathroom when the house maid caller her to come and have her lunch.
Housemaid: Angela, where are you? your lunch is ready
Angela: Aunty, I'm coming in the guest bathroom
Housemaid: What are you doing there?
Angela: I am boboing

I cant stop laughing and after coming out I asked what would she had said if she was urinating
she said "I am weweing"

wewe, what?

yes igbala,
I like the flow of the song but the video (especially the dancing crew) shud av done better.

Lameto Adewale Ayuba na baba
Have you watch the video of his new remix of Ijo Fuji, the hip hop version. Check it out here:


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