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ogazi007:I didn't say he was a flop! I'm not bringing Barca talk here, that right there is my opinion! I can as well keep praying for the so-called flops(Rooney, Torres, Melo, Gutierrez, e,t,c) because you sure still don't have those talents in your eagles! |
obinna5000:Yes O!! Do you know the Nigerian Team itself is 4th on Goal.com's Top 10 Flops of the world cup!!! ![]() |
rokiatu:Half baked and unfit Rooney could never have performed when you have ego midfielders that prefer playing shots from mid-field instead of laceing passes. adeshsam:We all have our opinions, personally Iniesta is over-rated and I wasn't impresses with his style of play at this world cup. snowdrops:. . . But his country-men will still give him props for taking them to the next round! I wish we had that kind of chance too against Korea. obinna5000:The whole French squad is wack!! |
Big B1:Even Buhari is much more credible than your candidate. |
I just can't stop laffing!!! ![]() I was on my way to Abuja one day. This two dirty looking police men had over 17vehicles packed by the road side somewhere after Akure. They pull me over and asked for particulars. Immediately I handed them over, he just folded it and dropped it in the side pocket of his combat trouser-"go and bring 5000, una think say we fit dey under Sun,make una dey inside A.C abi?". He didn't even care to check if the papers were in order or maybe it could even be a stolen car. I thought it was a joke - I shouted, vexed, lobbied, raked, begged, cracked jokes and everything I could do. These touts left me after about an hour after collecting 2K. In fact while we were jisting together. They told me they could decide to fire everybody and nothing will happen. I could see from their bloodshot eyes that they really meant business. Since the closest town to that place was like 2 hours drive and the spot had no network coverage, I had to pay and move on- leaving a lot of "English Men" behind. |
I don't care who you are!!! I say come down from the car! Don't tell me what I know.!!! Corporal!!! search the whole car!! check under the steering!!!, U think you are the only person that knows the law!!!search all the seats!!! open the bonnet!!! Dem they hide igbo for inside tire!!! I want you to unbolt them one by one!!!I'm going to make sure I tear this motor apart!!!! Call whoever you want to call!!! I'll show you I b officer!!!I'll make sure I charge you to court!!! |
isonlagba:Me I go vote for am o!!! |
Abeg, don't give me that! My folks sef na landlords! It's most common amongst people who inherit houses! |
Homeboi's making money!!! ![]() |
AjanleKoko:Na Yakubu dey cause all this nonsense!! |
mjbaba:Don't know about you but my Mum will disown me if I decide to join the Nigerian Police. When my cousin contemplated this, a family meeting was called, in fact I saw some of my uncles I have never seen in my life there. |
Nigeria is a country that can go ahead and do anything, but personally for me- anything[b] BBC[/b]- I'm out!! |
One In A Million -Solid Star feat 2baba!!! |
Don't really watch dem films, but i'll go for Mr Ibu(Infact read in an interview that dude said he fed on lizards all tru the civil world). Then there is this tall guy in yoruba films thats got a lotta bling-ages on his neck-speaks with this ijesha accent. That brother really funny! ![]() |
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What have you seen, Over there at PANTI they replace offending wealthy individuals with hard criminals if you can negotiate with cool cash!. You can actually commit murder and get away with it if you can pay! |
More reason why Nigeria will keep going around in cycles. Why get emotional about the topic?? Abeg Killing them is a better option than jailing them. If we don't get it right now, when will we ever do? Dawgpound:This odd You got issues right? |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474317.msg6337902#msg6337902 date=1278375740][size=28pt]N9bn scam: ICPC summons PML [/size] One of the lawmakers that spoke in confidence with our correspondent at the ICPC headquarters, Abuja, on Monday, said that his members were getting impatient with the inability of the EFCC to conclude its investigation.[/quote]Oh!! so they too can get impatient! Make dem chill for 2years nah so that EFCC can follow due process! Birds of same feather, Bunch of Assholes! |
The dude gat nice trackx! I like him! |
ATIKU!!- Number one |
philip0906:Yeah but still won match of the match twice!!! ![]() |
Mr Fire:Na so all of dem dey all always talk!! |
Nigerian Tribune Report: Former Abia State governor, Chief Orji Uzor Kalu, left a debt burden of N29.2 billion without a kobo in the account as credit balance, when he left the saddle in 2007, national chairman of the Progressive Peoples Alliance(PPA), Lisa Olu Akerele, has disclosed. Akerele said in a press statement in Abuja on Monday, that Chief Kalu owed the banks N19.2 billion; debts to local contractors were N7.9 billion, pension harmonisation arrears N600 million, while gratuities were in arrears was to the tune of N1.4 billion as of May 2007. He noted that monthly interests on the loans were so high that they depleted the state’s allocation from the Federation Account “which suffered deductions at source for these unwarranted debts.” He said that these debt weighed down heavily on the performance of the governor, Chief Theodore Orji, who in spite of these debts had continued to forge ahead in the development of Abia State. Akerele maintained that most of the bank loans were sourced by Chief Kalu for personal businesses and ingratiation of his hirelings, who now stood behind him in the PPA. He disclosed, that much of the presidential campaign expenses of Chief Kalu in 2007 were sourced from the state coffers, urging the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to gather more information from the state government in order to ensure a conviction of the former governor standing trial. Akerele also advised Governor Orji to open up to the EFCC on his former boss so that an iron cast case could be established against Chief Kalu to nail him once and for all, over his financial recklessness and the plundering of Abia State resources. Theodore Orji What the Tribune story did not state was that the current governor of Abia, Theodore Orji was part of the looting gang that operated in the state from 1999 to 2003. Mrs. Eunice Kalu owns a $1.7 million house in Texas. Theodore Orji was installed governor after pledging to permit the Kalus to continue their stranglehold on the resources of Abia State. And he became governor in an election whose massive rigging was supervised by Maurice Iwu, the criminally minded former chair of INEC. In fact, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission arrested Theodore Orji shortly after his nomination as the gubernatorial candidate for the Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA) – from which he has now jumped ship. The EFCC alleged that Orji, along with three other arrested senior Abia State officials, embezzled close to 40 billion naira (320 million USD) on behalf of Orji Uzor Kalu. |
Beaf:Lol!! ![]() |
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