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Politics › Re: Violence In Minna, Ibb's Campaign Offices Burnt Down? by coogar: 2:35pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
989900: They probably won't have to for the message to sink in, but if they need to, it will happen.
Gadaffi was stronger and richer, where is he today?
Keep underestimating the power of the people. without nato forces, you really think libyans could have gotten gadaffi? gadaffi was captured by nato, not by libyan rebels. and what makes you think gadaffi is stronger and richer than babangida? you underestimate the evil genius. ibb is nigeria. if he sneezes, everyone in nigeria must catch the flu. |
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Politics › Re: Violence In Minna, Ibb's Campaign Offices Burnt Down? by coogar: 2:23pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
Arosa: If them get liver make them go the "man" house for hill top.  no one gets there. if 150 million nigerians march there, they would all be reduced to ashes and dust! |
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Romance › Re: Unmarried Ladies Out There: Do You Want To Get Married? by coogar: 1:57pm On Jan 11, 2012 |
Cuddlemii: Everywhere I turn to on Nairaland, Facebook etc are marriage topics or related to marriage topics. Whats the big deal about it? Is marriage the final bus stop to life and its accomplishments?
If you are an unmarried lady, do you want to get married because its the in thing or because you genuinely want to.
Can you also decided not to get married. And if you decide not to, are you are afraid to face the criticism and stigmatization that comes with that decision or stand?
I am a young lady, who still needs a little nurturing in terms of mental maturity so I am still indecisive about the institution called marriage. I know its a necessity. I know its ordained by God. I don't know if its the commitment involved that scare me or not. I just want us to discuss it together. Do you really want to get married? And why? If you decide not to, can you survive it. they are unmarried because they don't want to get married - at least not yet! |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fans Thread: The Red & White Army: 2025/2026 EPL Champions! by coogar: 11:12am On Jan 11, 2012*. Modified: 10:08pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
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Politics › Re: So Is The Protest A Success Or A Failure? by coogar: 7:15pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
VULCAN: The President announced that political office holders will sacrifice 25% of their SALARIES for subsidies.
That translates to Jonny sacrificing N800,000. PER ANNUM
Now that is a lot.
I dont see why people wud still want to protest when our president has given up so so much for us.
Oh, oh, maybe its 'cause he didnt touch the allowances that are in some cases 50-100 times the value of the salary of a political office holder
Aww, He must have forgotten about the allowances. Poor thing a lot? are you aware this idiotic president of yours budgets 1 billion naira on food for his household per annum? 1 billion naira for food alone? he must be eating hollywood celebrities. |
Politics › Re: Is Jonathan A Fool? by coogar: 6:46pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
the price of petrol(per litre) in the previous administrations.
gowon(6k to 9.5k) obasanjo(9.5k to 15.3k)
shagari(15.3k) buhari(15.3k)
babangida(15k - 70k) shonekan(70k to N5)
abacha(N5 to N11) abdusalam(N11 to N20)
obasanjo(N20 to [s N[/s]70) yaradua(N70 to N65)
goodluck(N65 to N141) --------------------------------------------- i agree with the op, jonathan goodluck is a fool. obasanjo however, is a simpleton. |
Politics › Re: T.b Joshua Provides Final Solution To Strike And Protests. by coogar: 6:28pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
stiyke: Government did that before subsidy was removed. Labour decline the offer. nigerians were already paying without subsidy. the new move would result in a double subsidy removal @ 65 naira, the citizens were already paying more than they should for 1 litre. in a country where the minimum wage is 18,000, the price of petrol per litre shouldn't be more than 20/30 naira. |
Politics › Re: T.b Joshua Provides Final Solution To Strike And Protests. by coogar: 6:19pm On Jan 10, 2012 |
Canisma: This has to be on the front page cos it would be of great help to GEJ and his economic team. These were his words : I WAS PRAYING ABOUT ALL THESE THINGS HAPPENING AND THINGS THAT ARE ABOUT TO HAPPEN IN NIGERIA, AND THE LORD SAID TO ME, "LOOK, MY SON, THE PROBLEM NOW IS NO MORE ABOUT THE SUBSIDY REMOVAL, RATHER, YOUR PEOPLE ARE PROTESTING BECAUSE THEY ARE DOUBTING IF THE GOVERNMENT WOULD UTILISE THE MONEY WHICH THEY WOULD GET FROM THE REMOVAL OF SUBSIDY". THEN I PRAYED AND ASKED THE LORD FOR THE SOLUTION TO THIS AND HE SAID, " LET THE GOVERNMENT SIT DOWN WITH THE LABOUR UNION AND INVITE THEM TO BRING THIER REPRESENTATIVES SO THAT THEY WOULD BE REPRESENTED IN THE VERY COMMITTEE THAT WOULD MANAGE THE MONEY THAT WOULD BE ACCRUED FROM THE SUBSIDY REMOVAL. THROUGH THIS WAY, THE LABOUR UNION AND THE PEOPLE WOULD COME TO TRUST THE GOVERNMENT AND ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT TRUELY, THAT POLICY WOULD BETTER THIER LIVES. THIS IS THE ONLY WAY OUT". - words of SENIOR PROPHET T.B JOSHUA on sunday 8th January, 2012. t-b joshua makes sense! |
Romance › Re: Torn Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea:what Do I Do? by coogar: 6:51pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
jay bee: Using your Pareto's analogy pendo, he still has to determine which ratio will provide him with the best return/satisfaction.
Would he as a grown up man continue going to his dad to choose his bride for him or would he rather just follow is heart as most well informed people do. Would he continue dating the girl knowing fully well the family has reservations and potentially can provid them problems in the future?
If we all believe the general saying that love conquers all then it's a simple decision for him to go with the girl as long as he ain't doing so because of the guilt he had be dealing with if he didn't.
IMO, parents should only be there to give blessings not to be a determinant factor when choosing a bride as they won't be their 24/7 throughout the marriage the op is a child. i am sure he would still seek his father's advice on the best s[i]e[/i]xual position to get his wife pregnant. |
Romance › Re: If You Are Not In A Relationship, Why Not? by coogar: 6:38pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
claremont: My career is first, second, and third for now. Moreover, being single gives me the opportunity to do all sorts of things I was not able to do when I was in a relationship.  spoken like a true male pr[i]o[/i]stitute! |
Romance › Re: Torn Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea:what Do I Do? by coogar: 6:06pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
solomon111: I'm really confused right now. I am the first born in a family of 5,and my father has warned me not to get romantically involved with any woman outside the delta-igbo, or other igbo groups.We are delta-Igbos. I happen to be a chemical engineer,and on a masters degree scholarship to study at Oxford,sponsored by shell,as I am a first class graduate(The best graduating engineering student in my uni actually).I have this yoruba lady whom I have been dating right through the university,and she has actually been the pillar behind my academic success as she encouraged me to take my studies dilligently,even when I was busy partying away on campus. She singlehandedly bought me a West-african Engineering competition form for #20,000,in which I actually did well & came out as the second best engineering student in West-africa with a price reward of €30,000. I have actually wanted to propose to her,but I Can't due to my father's threat of dis- owning me. I am scheduled to go to England this year,and she has been longing for me to make the relationship more concrete. Now, i have other Igbo female friends who are equally beautiful,intelligent and sweet,which I could fall in love with easily,but I dont want to hurt her. Should I call my father's bluff?(I am dead,if I try this),or should I break up with her?(guilt would kill me!). I respect my father alot,but i also love my woman! call your father's bluff! i am very certain your daddy did not marry who his parents wanted him to marry in his prime as well. you are independent and yet you cower like a little child because of your father. how old are you? man the f@ck up and marry the woman you feel worthy of you. |
Romance › Re: A Scenario Were There Are No Obese Western Women 4 A Nigerian Man To Date by coogar: 3:10pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
swallu: If a situation arises were 95 percent of women in the west are average weight and fit then the average nigerian man's hope of travelling abroad will practically be over.The nigerian man is always able to travel abroad only when he hooks up with a very fat ugly white woman on a dating site in the internet.He promises her love and in retern she funds his trip abroad for him to end up as her green card african husband and in the process they make greencard babies.But if a situation arises were most of the women in europe and america lost weight then it will practically be over for the nigerian man and his dreams of travelling to the west will be dashed because its only obese western women who seen to be attracted to nigerian men.No more obese western women in turn might mean no more green card babies,no more baby mamas and no more illigitimate kids that will be burden for the social welfare system. it's now certain the love of your life left you for an obese american woman. why don't you find yourself an obese american man and save us from this western this, green card that? repeating the same garbage won't change the fact that you were dumped. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: Premier League Champions 2010/11 by coogar: 2:30pm On Jan 09, 2012 |
StarBoard: Stop this malfeasance abeg. DeGea didn't fumble shots against City in the shield,West Brom,and Theo Walcott of all people. those were his first few games. since then he has improved massively. theo walcott's goal can never be de gea's fault. you ought to ask how walcott get the space to get into that position in the first place. since then de gea kept us unbeaten against stoke, liverpool, chelsea, etc. how come no one is mentioning that? What kind of selective memory is this?And you should also look at Iker Cassilas who was the same age as Donut Boy when he steered Real Madrid to the CL title in 2000 starting with an amazing display at OT that season.He (Cassilas) wasn't bulky.In fact he was leaner than Donut Boy. cassilas was amazing at old trafford? which amazement? united self-destructed. roy keane got an own goal then the united defence conceded 2 quick goals in the 2nd half. cassilas had nothing to do with the victory as real madrid were the better team all night. roy caroll also had an amazing display at old trafford when he kept a clean sheet to stop arsenal's unbeaten run.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: Premier League Champions 2010/11 by coogar: 9:54pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
montelik: I am tired of d bashing of our goalies. In my personal opinion DDG is better not just from a skills and development stand point, but even in actual play and performance. D advantages Lindergaard is supposed to bring are exaggerated, he is not more experienced he is just older, he is not commanding dealing with crosses he just has a clear size advantage, as shown recently he is just as prone to nerves cause he has no real big match experience, and his command of English doesn't really help organize an injury ravaged and constantly changing back 4.
All that said, he deserves his chance and I am not interested in under-cutting him this early. You and Starboard can argue d case.  david de gea is: -a better shot stopper -better distribution of the ball -ice-cold nerves -better reflexes -better movement. |
Romance › Re: Pretty Girls-disadvantages Of Being A Pretty Girl by coogar: 9:51pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
[quote author=lola.luv link=topic=841857.msg9922183#msg9922183 date=1326055635]I'm not affirming OP's reasons. But I'll admit being beautiful has it's share of troubles. Sometimes, it's easier on a person to be average looking. . . . But OP, why are you always on the issue of pretty girls this, pretty girls that [/quote]perhaps because she's not pretty! |
Romance › Re: The Virgin Male And The Promiscuous Woman by coogar: 9:46pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
[quote author=emöfine link=topic=841661.msg9919806#msg9919806 date=1326031479]Notions of the s[i]e[/i]xu[i]a[/i]l status of a man and a woman seem to lay in contrast with one another. Negative perceptions are often attached to the promiscuous woman/virgin male whereas when these roles are exchanged within the genders - i.e. The "stud"/virgin woman - are generally met with approval.
I've observed that it's not unusual for a man who has had numerous s[i]e[/i]xu[i]a[/i]l partners to be met with compliments whilst the reverse is the case for the woman equivalent. Alternatively, female virgins are usually regarded highly whereas male virgins often times are sneered at.
-why should gender be a factor in how certain roles are determined/received?
-why is there a value attached to a woman's chastity but a man's sexuality?[/quote]man - stronger sex woman - weaker sex
man - predator woman - prey.
predators are hailed with the number of preys they kill. preys get accolades for the number of predators they evade. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: Premier League Champions 2010/11 by coogar: 9:18pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
montelik: Exactly what I said when signed him and some were concerned. D frame is there just like CR7 when he first arrived. He just needs to grow into it and fill it out and then he will look d part. People should look at how Ollie Kahn looked in early 20's, a lot more frail than physically domineering presence later is his career. david de gea wouldn't have spilled the aguero effort that lindegaard spilled! |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: Premier League Champions 2010/11 by coogar: 9:03pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
montelik: Lets not start that debate. 
Lindergaard is getting his well deserved run of games, will see eventually. why shouldn't we start a debate? as far as it's a friendly banter, i don't see a reason we shouldn't have a laugh. i like david de gea, he just needs physical presence to deal with crosses. when he finishes growing, his frame needs filling up like neuer or brad friedel. he's too skinny to physically impose himself when he deals with crosses or long diagonal ball flying into the box. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester City Fan Thread!! by coogar: 8:57pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
AjanleKoko: Actually . . . I think City is on the way. United, on the other hand, are no more the Great Powers of English football they thought they were. If I were Mancini's employers, today I would just hand him 100 million pounds to buy Rooney. 1 billion to buy Messi and Ronaldo. Slowly but surely he is doing what no manager since Mou has been able to do in England. AjanleKoko: To win the premiership. Don't talk like United have never spent money. They just don't spend that kind of money anymore. you amaze me with your innate ability to stretch the boundaries of daftness when you spew idiotic comments like the above! |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Official Chelsea Fan Thread: Pride Of London by coogar: 8:54pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
nateevs: We are playing our full strength team against Portmouth. No Josh, No Lukaku, No Betrand, No Chalobah. .
Every single fit first 11 player is playing. no league game until next weekend. it's still a bit okay for chelsea to flex their muscles. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: Premier League Champions 2010/11 by coogar: 8:52pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
montelik: Honestly its 2nd half decisions and tactics like today that make those who claim SAF is losing it look right. We were perfectly set-up in d 1st half and even after their early goal in 2nd half, it still looked like a case of how many we would add. Then as if SAF felt guilty about holding d advantage he decided to even things out. There was no reason to make any change early in 2nd half, much less making d worst change possible. We were killing City with our speed and mobility, yet he takes one of our quickest and most mobile players and then brings on d slowest and most immobile player on bench, not adding a player who is out of practice and synch with d 1st team in a high octane derby game. Then he removes another of d more mobile players, who was keeping d City defense honest for Ando. D perfect comeback recipe for 10 men that were getting gassed by 11. His tactical changes basically left us playing with 9 men to 10 for large parts of d 2nd half. It makes me wonder whether he was intentionally trying to cause a replay.
But then this United where we always do things d hard way. the players forced fergie's hands to introduce scholes. some of the passes united were making after city got the first goal were atrocious. the players couldn't keep the ball. whatever lasagne the players took during the break musta been poisioned. fergie's substitutions were daft - he made mancini look like guardiola and rinus michels cloned together. even though we won, i felt we lost the tie. to make matters worse, we go to anfield after this one while our title rivals play some 4th division side. and yet, football fans continue to delude themselves man utd have bought everyone on the planet. lest i forget, i am anticipating the comments of ruudie and starboard that lindegaard is better than david de gea.  please fellas, don't disappoint me. i need a laugh.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: FA Cup: Man City Vs Man United (2 - 3) On 8th January 2012 by coogar: 3:21pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
cold: Guy chill.It's not over,until it's over scholesy's back. . . . jizz time! |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: FA Cup: Man City Vs Man United (2 - 3) On 8th January 2012 by coogar: 3:04pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
i can't wait for the 2nd half.
what are we waiting for here, for bleeps' sake? get the boys out early and have then revved up. . . . .
mancini has taken david silva and adam johnson off. what a wise man! useless pri[i]c[/i]k |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: FA Cup: Man City Vs Man United (2 - 3) On 8th January 2012 by coogar: 2:57pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
[quote author=Kay-Dee link=topic=841014.msg9919737#msg9919737 date=1326030819]^^ The red card was a mistake, Mr Chris didnt know he had the red in his back pocket. Kompany will be back for the 2nd half.[/quote]if there was no player near the ball, kompany could go with 6 feet. but with nani bearing on the ball and kompany going 2-footed like that, it's a red card(by letter of the law). |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: FA Cup: Man City Vs Man United (2 - 3) On 8th January 2012 by coogar: 2:52pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
what's there to be said about the red card?
kompany went two-footed with studs up. it's a blatant red card! |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread: Premier League Champions 2010/11 by coogar: 2:51pm On Jan 08, 2012 |
i will never forgive these boys if they don't score 8 goals in this game.
now city would know what it tastes like when they got johnny evans sent off at old trafford. they won 6-1. we should win 8-0 today to show supremacy. anything short of that, the boys should be sent to guantanamo bay! |