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I'm not just saying this because he has an assist in this game, but I think this kid called Martial is freaking impressive!! He probably would have scored a couple and added another assist if things went his way. Kid is strong, fast, quick on the feet, smart and NOT SELFISH!!! I actually doubted him when I saw the price paid for him, but I'm beginning to thing Van Gaal got this one right. Great lad. |
May his reign be a blessing to his people. Its usually a hereditary post, but the 1st son of the late Olu didn't fulfill a certain condition by birth. [b] Earlier at the gathering, several eyes had been on Prince Tsola Emiko, first son of the departed Atuwatse II, who came with Toju and Nere, his siblings to the gathering. By the hereditary appeal of the throne, the uninformed persons present at the gathering had expected Tsola as the automatic successor. However, Pessu who announced the Olu designate clarified that Tsola was not qualified to succeed the father in line with other expectations a son must meet to succeed his father as Olu. The Ojomo of Warri said, “By the tradition, a son who must succeed his father must be born of a mother who must not be outside of Itsekiri or Benin by birth, origin. This is a standing tradition and the son does not fulfill this requirement. Prof. Jim Omatseye added: “In the event that a son is not qualified to succeed the father, the princes of the kingdom from the three ruling houses, Ginuwa, Erejuwa and Ogiame, will choose among themselves who should take the throne. The lot fell on Prince Ikenwole Emiko and he is generally accepted by the Itsekiri nation.[/b] http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/olu-of-warri-itsekiri-nation-mourns-designates-brother-abiloye-emiko-as-successor/ |
R.I.P to the dead. And to the 2 warring factions, a thousand deaths awaits you ![]() |
I'm all for re-uniting all kidnapped citizens with their family, but I don't really like the idea of giving them amnesty. Especially not after their atrocities ![]() |
Ufuos4Love:The day he blamed Christian leaders for not doing enough to stop Boko Haram scourge was when I knew something was not right somewhere. So, please pay no heed. |
Its pretty obvious. Solutions should have bean proffered also. |
I once had 2 bunches and N70 groundnut for lunch years ago. It wasn't the last time.....and I'm still ALIVE!!!! ![]() |
It is that obvious. They should proffer solutions instead of just stating it. This is another reason why I feel uneasy when people say GEJ didn't transform the ND. He was elected president of Nigeria and not President of the ND. I remember a certain person who couldn't provide good roads to Otta despite spending almost a decade at the seat of power. Same way Buhari and Yaradua couldn't provide a university for Katsina despite being in power, but GEJ did, and same way the North is highly impoverished despite ruling for the better part of Nigeria's 55years. But when GEJ's name is mentioned, some people get orgasms and are open to criticisms especially since its PMB issuing an implementation of the UNEP report on Ogoni. Well, Nigeria will always be Nigeria. Hopefully, this administration ushers in more unity and prosperity. |
It would always be difficult to have a fair top 10 greatest Nigerians. Other people will include the Saduana Ahmadu Bello, Sir Tafawa Balewa, Obasanjo and Gowon, some of our religious men, GEJ, Blessing Okagbare, Murtala Mohammed, Taiwo (the dude that designed the flag), Okocha and Kanu, NOI and a whole lotta other Nigerians. |
I didn't see where it stated in the report that they've been without a leader for 13years ![]() As for the ish, hopefully it can be settled amicably. Violence only begets more violence. #PeacefulNigeria #UnitedNigeria |
SexyStrawberry:I'm neither religious too. I meant prayers from the remaining people on board. They kept praying till we were outta the stairs. I still travel a lot though. Air crashes and road accidents hasn't really stopped me. I've had a few road mishaps though. |
SexyStrawberry:I suffered same fate some years back on a flight to Accra. Gravity can really f*ck with one's brain. It was a scary situation. The prayers on the flight that day would have consumed the entire population of demons in hell. Some people didn't stop praying till we got off the stairs. |
Hopefully, we will never have to hear from them again. To those remaining, a thousand deaths awaits you ![]() |
lacasera14:Thought as much |
lacasera14:Municipal right? |
lacasera14:Nigga please ![]() Unless you are just talking of some parts in Cali and not Cross River state. |
Federal roads in the SS aint bad as most myopic people are suggesting. The last administration ensured that. Yes, I'm an avid traveler. As for intercity roads, Uduaghan really carried last on that. To the point Deltans missed Ibori. The man had 8years for f*ck sakes and a federal government willing to do wonder for the state (Federal Uni, NIMASA dockyard, EPZ, Maritime Univ etc)!!! ![]() There are still good roads though. The city shouldn't be the basis for judging Delta state. |
Every blackberry I've used except Z10. Used 9700, 9300, 9900 and 9320. Hardly, the battery carries me half a day, even on minimal usage. Cant even plug headset and play music on it unless I want the battery to last less than that. Z10 changed all that. I charge it before going out and most times it lasts till I get back home. 9300 (Curve 3) had a design issue. Its body breaks off after a couple months. Very annoying. Good thing that I've always had other phones with me. ![]() #GadgetLover |
Lady number 2 and Joselyn Dumas are so on point ![]() |
That's a lot. Hopefully, this administration will achieve better. |
nochildsplay:Bro, with all the many allegations prior to the election/handing over, I expected at least 1 of GEJ's aides or officials to have been charged to court by now pending when the court will deliver judgement, but till now, sadly nothing. This is now the 4th month, accusations are still flying. Even the said EFCC chairman in the report is under surveillance sef. I was befuddled when I heard the ex NSA was charged to court for illegal possession of firearms. Haba na ![]() Hopefully, you can now understand why I'm angry. |
zheroes:Bro, with all the many allegations prior to the election/handing over, I expected at least 1 of GEJ's aides or officials to have been charged to court by now pending when the court will deliver judgement, but till now, sadly nothing. But yet, 3months latet, accusations are still flying. Even the said EFCC chairman in the report is under surveillance sef. Hopefully, you can now understand why I'm angry. |
henryuzor:In your useless myopic state, 3months is not enough time to charge someone to court? ![]() Now prove you are smart by telling me 1 of GEJ's aides or officials charged to court, before we begin discussing conviction. Ret*rded ret*rd. |
I think its an embarrassment to our intelligence, that despite all the profound allegations of corruption in the Goodluck Jonathan administration, over a 100days into this administration, not 1 single conviction have been made ![]() Enough of the media trials, damm!!! ![]() |
This is cool. Hastening the demise of these criminals is always welcomed. More of such news please. |
Long live the Queen ![]() |
DaGC: |
I like none ![]() |
Seems rain was still falling at the time the photos were taken. Hard to judge if its bad road or bad drainage. |
DaGC: |
All I can say is goodluck to them in the discharge of their duties. |
Why are they still saying peak generation is 4800MW. Was the 5000MW allegedly generated a while ago mere rumour? ![]() Goodluck to the team, and hopefully they achieve their target. ![]() |
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