It doesnt impress me at all! Doesnt convince me either. I dont put on the tears so it doesnt work on me, just makes me think he is pathetic. The only reason would if he is mourning or over whelmed not to convince me of lies or apology.

so a man showing emotion is pathetic now? lol

johnterry4:

Poster,y compare mikel to scholes.mikel is better than scholes.
@mikel haters,
mikel makes 20 million naira week and u guys struggle to make 20k naira in 1 month.

you are just happy mikel is sending you back passes

jokes aside, mikel is beginning to feel comfortable in his role

i'm not worried, early in the season.

i am 21yrs old ,i feel ashamed to say ma mum just gave birth.its sounds so weird to me.

must you tell anyone your mum gave birth? is it their business?

i'm 21 and my mum gave birth to me when she was 40 years old.  i have an almost 40 year old sister who took care of me for the most part.  stop being jealous cuz you won't be spoilt as the last born. get to changing pampers u silly woman

and would prayer impeach him? make i go sleep jare

Ileke-IdI:

We're closely watching Fayemi and his next step. . . . we're praying that he's not "another one". If he shows signs of that, then he better be ready to be gone.

yeah that always works

Ileke-IdI:

I will fight for what belongs to me and my ppl. But I will not go home blindly, anticipating on fighting with nothing.
When I see that something has started, then I'll join in to move a NATION [yes, nation] of good people.

most of the work would be done by the time there is constant electricity, water, jobs and the likes for you.    you basically want to ride the bandwagon and not exactly fight for what belongs to you.   nothing wrong with that, who doesn't like better thing.

Ileke-IdI:

Of course I'm not going to wait till EVERYTHING is alright. . . .charity needs to start from home.
Are YOU going back home? Are YOU going back before you start seeing the positives?

lol home is where you make it but am i the pro-ekiti nationalist here.    It doesn't seem like you to want to fight for what you believe in.  

what does this have to do with me? am i the one who wants a job to fall on his lap

Ileke-IdI:

Hehehe, what do you mean?
So you want me to go to ekiti now, with my ada and cutlass, threatening the GOV for development abi?
Una get muscles?

wouldn't that be a classic case of not reaping what you sow. if you are going to be pro-ekiti or whatever then be active about it rather than waiting for progress on the sideline. did azikwe wait for nigeria's independence in the US?

Ileke-IdI:

Ekiti State is where I was born, the only home that I know, the only place where I can be free, beautiful environment farms dams rives rocks scenery.

Would I? I def can't wait to, I already got a house in my name at HOME .  J[b]ust waiting for the constant lights, job guarantee, constant electricity, basic things like laundry, safe garbage dump,etc.[/b] I don't want it to get TOO developed tho. I want both; village with farms/vegetation and modern development.

Crossing my fingers.

you are waiting for it to fall on your lap? let me guess, you want low taxes too right.

buzugee:

like i said, noise ordinances are intrusive ways of disrupting peoples lives. this is how white people live. white people are trying to impose their way of living on the rest of us. thats all that is. there were no noise ordinances when i was growing up in ikeja and life was great. wasnt even an issue. if you ask me, noise ordinances are a subtle racist tool to keep black people meek. white people are generally meek and stiff upper lipped and it pisses em off to see that other people are not like this. black people are inherently vocal people. you know how many black folk have been hauled off to the county jail for having conversations in their own home ? noise ordinances were enacted in america after the black slaves were released as a way to keep them in check. and the ones who disobeyed were either lynched or incarcerated

i don't think noise ordinances are racist.  i see them as necessary.   i personally wouldn't want to be tortured by neighbor blasting gucci mane and waka flock flame all nite long.

buzugee:

bills in nigeria are what you call expenses. they are not technically bills. they are stuff you put in the grocery list. if you buy it you have it, if you dont, you dont. nobody harasses you. its totally up to you if you want it or not. ya dig ? there is peace of mind in that

no clean water or electricity, that doesn't seem like a life of comfort for city folks.

buzugee:

like i said, i have partied in the usa and england and nigeria , it is not even remotely the same. in nigeria their is this peace and rest of mind and joy that acompanys your jollofment. in the west while you are partying one part of your mind is pre-occupied with all your bills you have to pay etc etc. i cant explain it but you are partying but still feeling under pressure in the west.

there are bills in nigeria too. you think the borehole, generator etc come free?

buzugee:

you know you can restrict someones humanity to the point where their spirit is stifled and then they one day snap like happens in the west ? africans generally are very sensible when it comes to drinking and driving but it is nice knowing that if you have to drive home after drinking, it is not an issue. noise control is also a bad thing. you cannot tell a grown man how to act in his own home. thats just intrusion and inhumane. in the west you better keep the noise down if you do not want to get hauled off to jail, not a good way to live. home of the free ahhhhh i laugh in spanish

noise ordinances are a necessity.   freedom also means respecting other people's freedom or else you get fined or sent to jail.    drunk driving isn't an issue to you until you are affected by it personally.   maybe we should ask the family of the man killed by princess ibinabo how they feel about drunk driving.  privacy in one's home doesn't give you the right to disturb others.

buzugee:

doing those things abroad is not the same
1,  you gotta keep the noise down or cops will give you citation
2, you cant drive or else you will get locked up for DUI
3, there are no suya joints
4, you will get locked up if you smoke weed   in your own compound
5, you have one eye on the clock
etc etc etc .

i never knew noise control was a bad thing.  driving drunk or high is definitely a good thing too

Jarus:

A colleague that knows the family told me thsi afternoon that he died of 'spiritual cause' and that he had been in and out of hospital for some time. I didnt believe the spiritual aspect sha.

terminal illness like some heart disease or even AIDS. it's not as if Nigerians get annual physicals in order to detect diseases early.

you guys are wicked o. leave the poor man's teeth alone

lai-lai:

them oklahoma boys need y'all to help them start off in a good way, don't fail them

oh we would start them off with a loss.

hold up o, brian scalabrine is a bull now. oh hell naw.

this thread topic is redundant.

we have a new version every month

my bulls are playing today. this is our year.

happy birthday. i want my joloff rice

good job by the celtics. a loss for miami is a victory for everyone. yes i'm hating

ha ha they are underachievers anyway. so jon kitna is still in the league.

i believe you guys got your priorities mixed up.  just don't give your child ridiculous names like heineken or sylvanus.

that's good for her unlike sagamite who entered JS.1 at the age of 19

lol@cooked cocaine. is that what crack is called on the streets now.

JeSoul:

Local champions. How can you celebrate being a big fish in a small pond puddle? 

the NFC north is a storied division. don't hate

nothing wrong with a little bdsm

you are very early

i wonder what ethnicity has to do with adultery. you guys have issues.

JeSoul:

Lol@ all the back n forth banter. For all the crying from Bawo, the Bears are still co-leading their division if I'm not mistaken.

this was our year to win the superbowl, the division is a given