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Tell us how many games Wilshere has even played for Arsenal and compare to any of those players I listed there, How many games they have played and made impact. Kroos was the best midfielder in the Bundesliga last yr with 43 games and 10 goals, And capped it with a World cup performance. Thomas Muller 21, Was the highest goal scorer at the World cup. Romelo Lukaku 52 appearances 24 goals. Tell us what Wilshere has done in his whole career |
ElRazur:Do you want me to reply you in a similar manner? |
Toni Kroos 2010 [flash=500,400]http://www.youtube.com/watch=/v/koiYs4Qh1ak[/flash] Can we see what Wilshere did? or it was never recorded? |
Tell us one thing Wilshere has done in all his career, How many games he has started and his contribution to the game to make him number 2 Let me give you an example Romelo Lukaku- 15 goals in 30 appearance as a 17yr old. Toni Kroos at age 19 was arguably Bundesliga midfielder of the year and capped it with a World cup appearance. You want me to tell you about Thomas Muller, Eden hazard, Miralem Pjanic or Sergio Canales?? |
I am here to ask which tracks you would like me to play for Todays street jams that would start on this thread in the next 6 hrs |
Balotelli has a CL goal last season with Inter. Can someone here tell us what Wilshere has ever done in his whole footballing career to make people know him? Aside from Duduspace rants about him, What really is there to know about Wilshere that differentiates him from other Arsenal embryos. The poll is even flaawed to consider Wilshere a top 10 player in his age category in Europe is a shame. Toni Kroos, Romelo Lukaku, Mario Goetze, Miralem Pjanic, Lewis Holtby, Sergio Canales, Xherdan Shaqiri, Eden Hazard are all wayy ahead |
In the midst of all these enjoy the best moment of 2010
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Now Drogba do what you normally do to Gayyners drogba 4 goals and a Nasri brace for the week |
Van der vaarttttttt |
A40? Shey n you be A11? You for don tell me na? Cos I no like as I dey batter my inlaw like this |
Tevez scores again |
DeeJay20:Not only that, You can also say Bill Clinton as President of US would sleep with a fine looking secretary |
Bluedivaaaaa |
mukina2:Well the poster has clarified that they have ties to Yorubas |
igbo boy:I would like to understand what part of my posts made you feel you needed to insult me? |
Ok One question o. Nani is my captain but currently not playing, I have Tevez and Carroll, Who would take the emergency captain on form? |
Faeb:Did you actually read my posts cos I am wondering where you dug out your conclusions about my statements from. I would give you the benefit of doubt and quote some of my posts If there is a break, Yorubas can stay on their own, If the Edo and Part of Delta want to join fine and if not Good also. Its their choice, We cant decide to have them in a country if they dont want to, I dont want some SS people calling my people leeches just in a bid to remain in the same country with them, I believe the SW and even the SE can do without SS oil and troubles. Assuming a Southern Nigeria country is coming to place, I wont want to be insulted like they do Hausas calling them leeches and stuff. I repeat SW dont need the SS oil to stand alone. In the SS while reluctant to mix anyone with the SW, i can actually go with Edo people, Itshekiri and a large part of Delta State if they are willing. But those Rivers Bayelsa , Good luck with whoever they go withSo can you point to me where you got your points from my posts. Cos I stated several times that SW dont need any part of SS |
Onlytruth:Can you bring out specific points I made that look clueless to you? |
Mojo, Dayokanu ft iice |
The story in the bible too were oral myths. Moses who wrote the first few books was not alive when God was moulding human beings from clay |
If you believe Jesus ascended to heaven, Elijah ascended to heaven, God created man from clay etc I dont see how you shouldnt believe that oduduwa dropped from heaven |
For me personally I would prefer a SW with limited oil so we can develop other sectors of the economy which are probably much more viable. Oil for local consumption is just okay by me Since we found oil in Nigeria what good has it been to us as a country except to some individuals? What hapenned to the Oil Palm of the SE, the Cocoa of the SW, Groundnut of the North and the minerals of the middle belt? All were neglected for OIL. and we can all see where it got us now. Oil is what I would describe as "Awoof" in Nigeria and like they say The awoof is running our belle in Nigeria |
In the SS while reluctant to mix anyone with the SW, i can actually go with Edo people, Itshekiri and a large part of Delta State if they are willing. But those Rivers Bayelsa , Good luck with whoever they go with. Udezue, Are you sure Ijaw and Ogoni played roles in favour of Biafra? I thought they were the ones who sabotaged you and Federal troops were only able to get to Biafra because Ijaw and Ogoni folks aided them |
[quote author=Ochi_Agha link=topic=574674.msg7410109#msg7410109 date=1293345967]Now I know where we are disagreeing with on. The population figures. It is common knowledge that the population in Eastern Nigeria has not been fully counted. That is a fact. That is why when someone says that their population is larger, I only take that with a grain of salt, because know one really knows the population of the Igbo and other Eastern ethnic groups. Lagos has a huge population, that is something that I agree with you on. But it will be foolish to say that the entire population is Yoruba. Remember that Lagos is a multi-ethnic city, where all groups reside in that city. I doubt, a nation between the Igbo and the Yoruba would be dominated by the Yoruba. Even in Nigeria, there hasn't been a time when the Yoruba have dominated government. The Igbo at one time, and the Hausa now have dominated government. Can you name a time in Nigerian history, where the Yoruba have dominated government? As you know the SS does not stop at the river Niger. It is also West of the River Niger, so keep that in mind as well. No one really needs oil to survive. Many nations are even resource poor. Look at many of the European nations, and they are still doing better than Nigeria. Singapore is just a city-state, and boast a very high income based on being a transport hub. Not that many natural resources are found in that city.[/quote]In the same vein if you say the SE has never been fully counted, we can also say the SW has also never been fully counted. Think about a City like Lagos and even Ibadan(Considered Biggest City South of Sahara) It would definitely tilt the figures in favour of the SW, Also you know we have more Igbos in SW, than Yorubas in SE almost at the ratio of 20:1. I mean for every 1 Yoruba man in SE, we have 20 Igbos in SW. Despite their large population, they still cant change the politics of the SW, Lagos and Ibadan, despite their huge foreign population, would always vote in line with the wishes of the SW. The multi-ethnicity of Lagos hasnt changed them from being a typical Yoruba state in terms of Politics. The SW havent been in the core of National politics because they have mainly been in the opposition from independence. That explains why they have never dominated National Politics. An Alliance between Igbos and Hausa would definitely have igbos providing the intellectual base and Hausas the political base. That was what Akintola was about to change before the 6 majors struck. The SW have formed an almost indivisible bloc even till today, Evidence by the wave of ACN in the SW now. For me if Nigeria is to divide, i would rather only Yoruba speaking part go together and lets figure our own things out in our way instead of having some people who would feel marginalised and want out in the next few years |
udezue:You really think Ijaw, ogoni, Igala and idoma people would join Biafra? I LOL at the thought of having Ijaw people with you in your Biafra. What happens to Urhobo, and other Delta people in your categorisation? |
[quote author=Ochi_Agha link=topic=574674.msg7410052#msg7410052 date=1293344575]You brought up some interesting point. I agree with you on some point, but others point, I disagree with. The point that I agree with you on concerns the good people of the SS. They should have the right to choose a nation that they wish to be a part of. I see no problem with that. However, some SS groups cannot have a nation of their own, because they will be too small. It will be foolish for them to have a nation of their own. Plus, some SS groups do not even get along, in which they are is open hostility against them. Yoruba language is dominant in the South-West, I do not deny that. However, I disagree with you concerning that the Yoruba would be the new "Hausa" in a Southern federation. The Hausa are truly unique. Plus, in a Southern federation, the Yoruba and the Igbo populations are proportional. The reason why a Southern federation would work is due to the fact of the Yoruba/Igbo rivalry. That would be beneficial for minorities, because they could be the deciding vote. A minority can truly have power.[/quote]I dont care what the SS do with themselves, They can choose to merge with Sao Tome, Cameroun or Equitorial Guinea if they cant stand alone. Assuming a Southern Nigeria country is coming to place, I wont want to be insulted like they do Hausas calling them leeches and stuff. I repeat SW dont need the SS oil to stand alone. Also You cant say the SS is too small to stand alone, some countries in Europe A country like Andorra has less than 100,000 people countries like Leichenstein and Luxemburg are actually very small. Lets do the numbers What would be the total population of Southern Nigeria? With a State like Lagos alone having a population of over 15million, we can say the SW would almost be half of the whole country population wise. Therefore going by Popular votes, It would be very difficult to get a candidate to power that doesnt enjoy the support of the SW block(Looks similar to what we have with Hausas now right?) SW, Enjoy the largest population, thereby would have more resources allocated to them, Unlike the current Hausas they have intellectually sound people that can match any part of Africa, So its easy to get a whole cabinet and key positions dominated by Yorubas (Without Federal character). In 20yrs time, wont we be back to this same spot of other ethnic groups being disgruntled and want to break? |
[quote author=Ochi_Agha link=topic=574674.msg7409998#msg7409998 date=1293343384]dayokanu, I think Southern Nigeria should remain united for the minority sake. It is my belief that the minorities fear domination from either the Igbo or the Yoruba. However, these minority group are too small to have a functioning nation of their own.[/quote]Its their choice, We cant decide to have them in a country if they dont want to, I dont want some SS people calling my people leeches just in a bid to remain in the same country with them, I believe the SW and even the SE can do without SS oil and troubles. In a Yoruba country, Yoruba language would almost be the second national language, I dont know how an Edo or Delta man would adapt to this. Also a SS nation, where would the capital be? Also Yoruba language would be overwhelmingly the dominant language with about half the country speaking it. What would be the difference between a Southern Nigeria country and the current Nigeria. A Southern Nigeria country might be worse for other groups because Yorubas would be the new Hausas but with better intellectual abilities. Because of the power the of the SW block votes during elections, It might be difficult for other groups to have a major influence. By and large we are back to the same problems bedeviling current Nigeria |
If na fine sigle babe, I for reply but since na man? Nothing for you |
If there is a break, Yorubas can stay on their own, If the Edo and Part of Delta want to join fine and if not Good also. This would include the Yoruba speaking part of Kwara and Kogi states. We have all it takes to run Yoruba as a successful country. We are mostly united and fight a common course. Voting pattern in Yorubaland has always been similar, and internal bickering and power struggle would be greatly reduced. |
^^^^ Do you have a problem with a similar comment made about male which I can say are stereotypical of the black male? But when someone comes in defence of the men, you came with you long retort. tpia1: |
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