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agabaI23:
The same Habib that Northern governors contributed money to bail out during failed bank era or another one? Who said it was stable?

Speculation!!! and at least, it didnt fail and how many of it's generation made it through.

I aint talking about standings or form. Even if I have to, it's not
gon be about the EPL. It could have counted for Liverpool that
went the whole season without an home loss and so many goals
if they had an home advantage of biased refereeing, crooked penalties,
unwarranted free-kicks and extra time within extra time when
it's obvious they've lost control of the game.

Bialegend:
Why don't you create your own almighty islamic bank from scratch and bank in it as

Well Abiola and Sheu Yar'dua were smart enuff to do that.

If you must know, I'm a devoted catholic but it definitely
has nothin to do with what we are talking about. I never said
anything supporting islamizing PHB. If it goes back to it's
old ways of banking during its Habib's days and its guaranteed that our
money is safe, it's sure better than your money laundry abandoned property[/i] that
can fold up any day.I'm not gon allow some idiots use religion as a
weapon to blind me and my hard earned money.

Loser, This nation belongs to all of us but Have you ever wondered why
you will never rule this nation. The answer is not far if you search well.
Sit down and think about it.

I really don't know of the Igbo banks you are talking about. But
why tie the failure of your own people to other people's
apron. You have always been a loser and I don't see that
changing because the generation we hoped was gon bring
that change unfortunately is producing people like you.

But For me and my peeps. . . .

[i]WE WILL NOT LOSEEEEEEE!!!

toba:
Cbn must be extra cautious this time.We are not yet out of the fobia/tension d previous annoucement caused.As at 2day pple cant get loan 4legitimate biz.Oil marketers claim they might stop importatn due 2 loan issues.So mr sannusi apply maturity this time,that Nigeria might not collapse to sckeptism

Sanusi should have been patient enough to do this
exercise just once instead of just creating tension now
and then.

This is not about religion or tribe but my point is that Habib bank never
fell out when it was being run like an Islamic bank. Now what is it with my Yoruba
people wanting a chance this time?

My guy go back to sleep. I know better than to argue with tribalist and fanatics like you.

Firstly what gave you the impression I'm a muslim. Secondly, I'll like
to get your statement straight because from what you have written
above it's obvious to know the kinda person you are.

Bialegend:
Just like Igbo

-TRIBE

Bialegend:
Just like Igbo abandoned properties aint no big deal to you[i] muslim[/i]

- RELIGION

Bialegend:
Just like Igbo abandoned properties aint no big deal to you muslim nigerians.

- NATIONALITY

Please from what angle do you want me to approach your baseless
point? As a Nigerian and a Yoruba man, you'll get the reply you want.

I guess the muslims will come stand out for themselves.

REAL TRUTH:
Bank PHB,,,,Francis Atuche,,,,,PHB would eventually be an islamic Bank!!!

What's the root of the existence of the bank. So It ain't no big deal.

wakagirl:
whoever made that irresponsible guy an ambassador must be sick. Tumbs up for America for rejecting d ambassador nominee

America! America!! America!!!

Una with this
holier than thou long thing. Was their President
responsible enuff when he was getting his blow
job from Lewisky. Like Terry G will say- free us abeg.

Congrats abeg. Who God has blessed, no man can. . .

     

You are just a Baba SUWEeeee

It's obvious you didn't watch the match. Don't get
t twisted. It wasnt all about Cech. With or without
him, Chealsea didn't play like they needed the match.
Besides why make the red card sound like he didn't
commit a foul.

Stop being biased abeg and plan towards nextweek.

s.p.a.m

namdo:
[quote author=namdo link=topic=326945.msg4603867#msg4603867 date=1253806012]wot of michael Jackson, wetin killam?

Let humans learn.

Don't get it twisted, this is different. Like someone
said, the true tragedy of M.J's life is that someone so
giving could not let those who loved him near enough
to help him.

Michael was sick and he needed help. Stella didn't know
what else to use our money for since she was preparing
for her state-of-the art birthday party to be sponsored with
tax payers funds.

They are two different people entirely.[/quote]

Funny this trend hasn't come to an end. Adebayour has moved
on as well as Arsenal. All over Europe different people are coming
with different opinions. Some in support and some against it. I think
it should just come to an end.

Why bother yourselves. Arsenal has scored the most goals so
far this season without him. Adebayor is talking about coming back
stronger, Van persie is talking about getting on scoresheets, Wenger
is talking about rehabilating his wounded players. The FA's are busy looking
to implement regulations limiting the transfers of players.

It's not about quality players in the EPL no more. My advice to Arsenal is just to
get more involved in football politics before it eats them up.

LOL!!!

MojiEsther:
A fuji artiste is usually a lyrically rich individual who's also got some measure of depth and intelligence. A fuji artiste cn't escape wit d crap some of dis current naija wannabe 'hip hop hurray' artistes(?) sing. Fuji music is one of d few original music we got. Its ours, tiwan tiwan. For me i put fuji music and hiphop(rap to be precise) on d same level. Simply because of: content, message, pon (play on words) and beats/instrumentals. For now i love kwam 1 (he's a total package). .

With dat KWAN1 "Won wa mi wale ni canadaaa". That dude's
time is up. He's just defrauding peeps like you.

Infact JuJu is better. Fuji is just noise, most of it come with bad
production that you can't even enjoy the noisy instrumentals unless
when you are high. Plus They never quit using fake beefs to sell their albums.

Though quite boring but who cares, with an extra £300 every
weekend placing bets on handicapp horses. I spend my weekends
on the internet.

The day Interpols will leave which will definitely
happen, y'all realise it's bad news. Naija police will
take over.

The innocent citizens will suffer it because
then every car will become a stolen car until you drop "somtin".

Just the way every Nigerian that owns a laptop now is
a yahoo boy and becomes innocent only when you drop.

You'll only shout, yell, scream when you become a victim -but
nothing will happen because the system doesn't even give a
damn about y'all.

Mark my word, it's gone happen especially in Lagos!!! Worse part
is you can't prevent it.

Whoever wants to die should die!! Left to me, excessive estacodes
and joblessness-Stella committed suicide and soon others will follow.

Who cares? Let dem fix up our hospitals and be the first
set of people to pay visits. With all those crammed textbooks we have
been consuming in our universities, It's obvious 80 percent of our
doc's will also get jailed for"lack of knowledge,negligence and carelessness".

No wonder Akala is smart enuff to go for bleaching cream instead of a facelift.

You are making sense joo!

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=322884.msg4572116#msg4572116 date=1253318068]Adebayor was booed by his own fans.
There's a universe of difference between that.[/quote]How come Arsenal fans will double as Adebayor fans? Ade plays
for Man City and Togo. Please don't get me confused.

GBAM! Case closed. Let's go watch good football.

Abeg who REAL dey play this weekend?

CR 7 was booed from stadia to stadia. According to him, the more
the boos the better his game. It just made him a better player. Well,
if he's folks were abused (if it's true). The F.A would and others would
have been talking about the fans. Better players have suffered racist abuse.
If he didn't incite the crowd he wouldn't suffer any of that.

That's not an excuse. Come to think of it C. Ronaldo got
worse reception when he came back from the world cup
after his incident in the match that sent England and RoonEY
crashing out.

semid4lyfe:
IMO, everything the guy said about Timaya is true and spot on.

Timaya needs to step up his game, brag less and put more lyrical content in his songs.

I really don't see how he wants to step it up. Reading
today's PUNCH, I realised Timaya's got problems with
fellow artistes, with the media, hip hop awards organisers
as well as marketers.

Na so e dey start. Go ask Eedris!!!

blesd man:
man u vs arsenal fans ;d

Sorry, I aint got love for the premiership but we
should say it out- what is wrong is wrong.

konkocious:
remember that Don baba J is a good shopper, if WC should leave he is gonna get the better ones than WC

Abeg, which talent you know for Mo Hit besides Wande befrore him and till date?

Una go just dey hype!!!

WHATZ BEEF?

Meanwhile I saw this at goal.com

The FA have fast-tracked the disciplinary procedure so that the
Togolese striker will be banned in the next match at Old Trafford

I always knew City's coming weekend trip to Old Trafford alone was
enuff reason to ban here immediately before weekend.

The £25 million City signing was criticised for inciting anger in his former supporters, whom he felt had not properly backed him in his spell at the Emirates Stadium.

The FA confirmed that this indiscipline will also be addressed.

“A separate charge of improper conduct will be considered at a later date.”

But they could postpone this hearing. Adebayour just made himself a scape
goat. Well, just another stupid African.

and your point is?

sayso:
george they just chared him for violent conduct on VP but have not decided on the fan celebration

Manchester City will not appeal the violent conduct charge handed down to striker Emmanuel Adebayor by the Football Association for his stamp on Robin van Persie during last Saturday's 4-2 victory over Arsenal.

The Togolese striker will receive a three-match ban for his actions.[i][/i]

City have released an official statement on their decision to accept the punishment, via their website: "Both the club and Emmanuel Adebayor have reluctantly accepted the violent conduct charge laid by the Football Association in the wake of the victory over Arsenal.

However, the club may ask for a separate hearing to dispute the charge of improper conduct over Adebayor's goal celebration. The FA has asked a special commission to look into Adebayor's celebration and its aftermath. [i][/i]The Greater Manchester police have also joined in the investigation.

Adebayor will now miss Sunday's anticipated visit to Manchester United, further depleting City's attack. Robinho, Roque Santa Cruz and Benjani Mwaruwari are all injured and Carlos Tevez is rated extremely doubtful to face his old club.

If all footballers have the right,

With almost 180grand per week, H.O.V.A was right when
he said "You can pay for school but you can't buy class".

[b]Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted his shock at the
animosity displayed by his former player Emmanuel Adebayor in
last Saturday's now-infamous match between the Gunners and
Manchester City in which the Togolese forward kicked Robin van
Persie in the face and then rushed the length of the Eastlands to
taunt his former supporters upon scoring.

The 25-year-old has been charged with violent conduct and misconduct for his actions and now awaits an FA verdict as to the severity of his punishment.

"My thought is that Emmanuel Adebayor deserves to be charged for
what he did,'' said Wenger as he spoke to the media ahead of Wednesday
night's Champions League Group H opener against Standard Liege in Belgium.

"But I was surprised that there was such animosity in his attitude towards
Arsenal because in a few years he will realise that Arsenal has been great
for him. That is why I was deeply surprised and shocked.''

Wenger, who plucked Adebayor from relative obscurity in Monaco, sold his star
striker to the blue half of Manchester for £25 million following a season marred
by conflicts within the team, flirtations with AC Milan and Barcelona and a disappointing goal return .

"Only he can say if he will regret leaving. All I can say is that is life and
professional football players move on. In life, the goal is to be objective
enough in seeing who helped you and who didn't help you, who had a
positive influence on you or not.

"You can sometimes be disappointed in the short term. But still I believe
that when you take distance with the events, you always get to the right
judgment. I think the longer distance will make Adebayor realise that Arsenal
was a very positive influence in his life.''

Adebayor has found the net four times in as many games for the Citizens,
leading them to four consecutive victories. Thanks to his unsporting behaviour
on Saturday, he is sure to miss out on Sunday's Manchester derby at Old Trafford[/b][/i][i]