₦airaland Forum

Akolawole:
I am 100% sure i knew Jackal before you. Its obvious i like him and about 5 others very well. I like Footie arguments with them. Even though we have been watching football before he was born but Kitaun and I gladly welcome him to the Elders council in spite of "little"age .

He and others knows i don't like all those Vulgar comments passed not only to me but everyone. I run immediately they(including Jackal) starts that.

I am not quite but them say the vulgar add "flavour". I wonder when that become Funmi's seasoning!

Akolawole:
In order to make a record of 40,000 post on Nairaland, you don't need Chelsea or JM to make up to that. There are so many threads/discussion segments on Nairaland, so you can still make it up in other section.

(1) Who are you to be questioning JM's tactics? Have you any investment in Chelsea or do you sell Kebab at Queens road? . Are you a chelsean? WHY MUST JM play YOU WANT?

(2) Arsenal regularly play attractive footie and we've seen the PROCEED from that.

(3) [size=15pt]Yes we played most boring but was happy to score the highest number of goals in one season EVER in premiership history, a feat that is unequal and probably that will never be broken at least in this world. [/size]

(4) Unfortunately Isrealites don't need advice from Pharaohon the way to reach Canan.

(5) Again, we don't need your advice.

Kitaun and other gunners once accused me of "too-Arsenalistic", obsessed sort of. They are 100% right. I withdrew myself to my team and general comments.

Mr Jackal, What concern your Agbero with our Overload?

denex:
1) Uthman Ibn Fodee (Usman Dan Fodio): for his ability to conquer and unite all the Hausa states of Nigeria into one Caliphate. For his great books on philosophy, warfare and economics (if not for his books, Oyibo for still dey claim say na them teach us how to read and write). For his democratic and republic Sultanate system of government and for his wisdom in retiring and handing over power in due time.


2) Pat Utomi: for studying the uniqueness of Nigeria and solving problems according to the Unique culture, people and terrain.


3) Mallam Aminu Kano: for his sincere effort and personal sacrifice at alleviating the problems of the masses.

4) Nnamdi Azikiwe: totally without any tribal bias. He focused on the big picture.


5) Jaja of Opobo & Nana of Itsekiri: for having great insight in quickly shifting the Economy from Slave Trade to Oil Palm trade without friction.
I respect Governor Nana of Itsekiri for handling the Niger-Delta problem which is seeming impossible today.
Especially though, I respect King Jaja of Opobo for giving up his life just to return to the motherland even though he was certain that the British would kill him en route from exile.
King Jaja of Opobo was the only leader in the world not to sign his people into colonialism on the basis of the inability of the British to adequately define the words "Protectorate" and "Protection" as contained in the document.