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Igboticgirl you are not making any strategic point..it seems your comments are all over the place

ruggedized1:
Useless good for nothing cripple. Anytime i look at your pictures i feel so much pity. Dirty looking cripple.



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...is that all you have got?nkapi lol

IgboticGirl:
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IT IS

you are funny for saying that

ruggedized1:
You are such an idiotic bastard. So macjive and many others are also one person? The day your pictures is exposed here is the day you shall commit suicide. Just watch it. Useless old fool.



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anuohia expose it now

IgboticGirl:
is only Igbos that call there places village and call other place that is not in Igbo land city

not sure what that has to do with the moniker you are always replying or how that intrinsicly reduces development to an area.

IgboticGirl:
this is not a laughing matter .. is heart breaking


look at all development in other tribe and has noting and some fools are still badmouthing Okorocha


when will Igbos has sence

why equate igbos with a person that uses countless monikers to cause disaffection?are you not aware it is one person?

Obi1kenobi:
Interesting stats if credible. Few universities of technology in the SE and few polytechnics. Shows the infrastructural deficit.

not sure it is so much about infrastructure deficit..after all there are still more conventional universities in sw more than se but 3 se states lead in medicine admissions.

Mujtahida:
They are arguing it ooo. They say it can never happen. That once you are declared fit it means you are absolutely fit. One moniker even went as far as saying Rohr must be an idiot, a fool, a stupid man to play an unfit Ebuehi.

Thank you for reminding me of the bandage on Zidane's knee. I vividly recall.

Even our own Keshi played matches with injury not to talk of fitness. Oliseh came from hospital to play in our Afcon match in 2000 against Senegal.

These things happen regularly.

In Ebuehi's case though Rohr should be blamed cos it was just a friendly and Aina was on the bench.

baggio played USA 94 final with an obvious injury

kmariko:
I do understand ....just that reading some of the posts from other contributors one gets the feeling that some people think that migration and domination are synonymous.. emigration historical.. irrespective of the ethnic group is driven primarily by lack of opportunities ( incl.wars) in the home "country".. swedish, french, English, Japanese Chinese etc to other places happened before they realize that with policy changes in their governance values they can improve on the economic life of the citizenry...then again it only happens with visionary leaders not "cosmeticians".. please no disrepect to beauty advisers.

however to put this into perspective bisi olatilo grew up in kano in the 50s and early 60s and it was kano that he learnt how to speak igbo fluently(if you read his story he actually said the first language he learnt to speak fluently was igbo then Hausa before yoruba) ...this is to show you how igbos were actually entrenched in kano in the 40s,50s and 60s before the war occured...Pete edochie was actually born and brought up in zaria

kmariko:
I wouldn't go as far as claim "igbo domination"..cos those are perceptive values that has no statistical bearing..those values are based on the " other people" view of few foreigners amongst themselves..the natives.. that brought a unique way of doing things different from theirs...it does not mean that they are dominant... because population wise with the attendant culture and governance imperatives,the natives will always have the last word..so dominance is not really a factual statement .

that is why I used the igbo domination in quotation in that my post...

kmariko:
The keyword from Afam is enmasse...travel is a human trait and it is not ethnic specific...it was the need for survival after the war that created the wave for mass emigrations to the west....Before the war people were making it in Aba, ph, Onitsha, sapele, Warri, Enugu...Meeting a person from the West was actually a " rarity" so to speak. The industries in then eastern Nigeria was policy ground to dust...leading to Afams enmasse

with igbo it was a unique thing..it was a settlement pattern issue..those days (and I wager to some extent till now) once you were outside your community or town you felt outside your 'home' so anywhere to thrive was game..this Aba,onitsha,enugu,warri etc you named you still get igbos who are making it ..yes the civil war and policies thereafter sort of excabated it but igbo migration to other parts of the country especially northern Nigeria is well documented..heck I have even read books of 'igbo domination' in the then cameroons that later became part of present day Cameroon.

spyder880:
No, I think we have nearly a million people outside Igboland before the civil war. Over 50,000 were massacred in the north alone. Remember, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Jim Nwobodo and thousands of Igbo men were born in the north as early as the 1900s. That's why I think it's historical.

cyprian ekwensi,ojukwu many of them

Afam4eva:
I've always disagreed with this premise. We started moving out enmasse after the civil war. If we had a Lagos in teh east, do you think we would move out as much? No group moves out for the heck of it. Something drives such behavior.

totally wrong..go read history of igbo migratory patterns that was occurring even before rail was built from ph to maidugiri long before Nigerian independence

Ttipsy:
to Orlu ryt ?

anywhere..orlu,mbaise,obowu,okigwe as far as traffic is diverted out of owerri

spyder880:
The contractors are still working in this Okposi, Ugwulangwu, Onicha Igboeze, Isu, but they are concentrated mainly in Uburu, Umahi's town. Every small road in Uburu is being done with countless other projects. I was so surprised to see that level of development in Ohaozara local government in Ebonyi state.

this issue of a governor focusing on his home town..i can't say I know much of what is going on in ebonyi apart from what I read..I just hope it is not to the detriment of other parts of ebonyi(especially afikpo)

Ttipsy:
its high time flyovers r needed, hence traffic will be terrible in the next years to come

or maybe time to start diverting traffic out of owerri

spyder880:
I just saw the type of road being constructed by Dave Umahi in Ebonyi state, concrete road to be topped with asphalt. Is this not what our governors should be doing here too. Ugwuanyi should please explore this alternative to the current roads being built in Enugu state.
This road is at Okposi junctio, Ebonyi state.

are the contractors still on this road?there are few roads that are been done this way in aba

the fact that you guys feed the troll is what is more annoying

samisj4real:
so if am not a musician simply means am not bolling or not financially stable..

Sense fall on you

tj and slow dogg are/were musicians

Joebie:
Did he even play as AM? I think we may have switched to a 4-4-2 Iwobi was still at the wings..

nope he went central in the second half

Mujtahida:
Them swear for this Ighalo ni?

he is so much into lean back in this match

ogu needs to be introduced early in the second half so as to see the effect his supposed calming effect will have in the middle of the park

Oasis007:
Not seem..... it's apparent! Balogun is missed!

probably why balogun starts ahead of him..I think awaziem is just a man marker nothing else

it seems awaziem isn't a good passer of the ball.

Clementoke:
Messi has been ruled out of Argentina vs Spain friendly.
Let's see what happens

my bets arrrghh

Joebie:
Wetin u do to the "L" na?

na you comot am na ..maybe you no want L for life

Joebie:
That specific pic would likely be taken in November.

anytime i see your moniker the first thing that comes to my mind is Joel obi

Icon79:
So should we all agree that Leo Messi is the Greatest Of All Time (G-O-A-T)?

I mean, Messi is the greatest ever, with or without the World Cup. I haven't seen enough of Di Stéfano or Eusebio, so there's some doubt there. But having watched a lot of Pele, Maradona, Cruyff, Best and Beckenbauer, there's been no greater, more consistent force on the pitch during the toughest of defensive conditions than Messi. That's what separates him. Pele actually floated in a lot of big games, got fairly easily dispossessed on the attack, and became frustrated by tight, physical marking. Hope I don't get struck down for that bit of blasphemy

Maradona had moments of the most electric brilliance of all time, but when the Ferrari engine wasn't running on peak form he could also easily fade out of matches. Messi brings all the attributes together that you could want and he is the most intelligent at breaking down difficult modern defenses. Guys set your DVRs now and make sure you record every action because there surely will never be another like him; where the mental and physical attributes come together and put on the incredible display of football year after year.


O pari

thing is while football was slower in the 70s and 80s than now the tackles then where more vicious and midfielders and attackers were less protected then than now..sliding tackle was fair game then showing studs wasn't much of an issue then

Danielnino00:
But Uzoho passed MRI... It's his look that makes many people doubt that he is 19.. Gigi Donnarunma just like Uzoho looks well older than his age..

please make we no argue this thing any longer..we are in nigeria we know whats up..yes he passed mri test no doubt however i still doubt he is exactly that 19 but i no send as per this na national team(if one likes make the person be 40 or 10 yrs no wahala) but please no bring nationals of western Europe into this argument(you fit cite south americans no wahala)

Danielnino00:
Ask him if he believes that Gigi Donnarunma is also 19..

in western europe one can hardly lie about his age..this is from experience.they keep records..lets not even go there

gbosaa:
Why is there so much emphasis on his age? Uzoho is 19 years. What’s so strange about that?

akuko

Truidstar:
In as much as I want us to win our game against Serbia tomorrow, I would also advise us to be humble and focused going forward. COLOMBIA comes to mind. Prior to the 1994 world cup, Colombia breezed through the qualifiers, beating Brazil and humiliating Argentina on the way. In friendly matches before the world cup they beat Germany and Italy I think. They were the book makers favorites to win the 1994 world cup. Cocaine barons bet millions of dollars via betting syndicates on Colombia to win the World cup. GUESS WHAT? THEY DID NOT MAKE IT OUT OF THE GROUP STAGE. They were over confident. Let's learn a lesson from this.

they didnt beat brazil as they were not in the same group(back then the countries in south america were grouped into two)...i agree with your post