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Quote from: debosky on Today at 11:36:14 PM
'Every season'? Did the world start in 2009 for you?

The games that have cost the most points this season have been against W Brom, Newcastle and Spurs at home, not against Utd or Chelski.

Dunno if it was the pitch or not, but possession retention in midfield was atrocious for both teams.

Aint you ashamed of this collection of retards that grace the Emirate stadium?

10 straight games 13 goals to Didier Drogba Is it until they kill you?

Assene wenGAY

debosky:
'Every season'? Did the world start in 2009 for you?  

The games that have cost the most points this season have been against W Brom, Newcastle and Spurs at home, not against Utd or Chelski.

Dunno if it was the pitch or not, but possession retention in midfield was atrocious for both teams.

Aint you ashamed of this collection of retards that grace the Emirate stadium?

10 straight games 13 goals to Didier Drogba   Is it until they kill you?

presido1:
J. S Park is becoming another Drogba to Arsenal.

HNIC
where are you? Will you still call Sun Newspaper Official Man U paper?

Arsenal Fans make una take heart your team is still young, in no distance future those boys will do wonders.
You Guys should listern to "Have faith" from Bon Jovi. Dayo supply them asap.

Tell dem say our eye don clear, tell dem say our eye don open o

I no sabi oyinbo musik

[flash=400,400]http://www.youtube.com/watch=/v/TKMv9yTQxMo[/flash]

Unlucky to lose? I am sure those demented fans would believe that nonsense again. 10games of being owned by so called rivals, 6 seasons without the league and this is the sorry excuse the useless manager can come up with?

Pitch?

debosky:
Are titles given for beaten Chelski and Utd or for winning post points?

Needing a 'plan b' is not really the issue here. . . .our best players simply weren't on their game, exhibited by the fact that Szceszny being our best player on the night.

That is 12 points lost every season home and away to Manure and Chelski. Think about that.

[quote author=cou-gar link=topic=443065.msg7329104#msg7329104 date=1292278673]but i think they know how to pummel lower teams than man utd and chelsea and those games against smaller teams get more points than the grandslam games.[/quote]Then why have they been without the league title for 6 seasons since they know how to handle lesser teams

loma:
Interesting list.

What if someone could harness their collective strengths to create a viable linkage between academia, business and government in Nigeria?

I was in town last weekend and was speaking to Prof Ajayi at "Finger Licking" on Saturday night, I was amazed at the number of people top intellectual from Nigeria he was reeling off at the top of his head.

I was so ashamed of my meagre achievement

10 straight game losing to Chelsea and man Utd.

The worst thing that can happen to a living thing is lack of shame

edoyad:
Just announcing my hiatus, will be back one day, tata.

Losers where are you going?

proudly9ja:
Once again, we went into a game with no plan B

10 game losing streak vs Man Utd and Chelski? Isnt that coach brainless?

[quote author=cou-gar link=topic=443065.msg7328989#msg7328989 date=1292277690]we could have done better. the system works against arsenal but what was rooney thinking? the only positive is nani putting clichy in his pocket.[/quote]In his pocket? WHat an understatement.

He had clichy licking his ball throughout.

Arsenal has lost the last 10 games to man Utd and Chelsea, is it sensible to still refer to Arsenal as a title rival?

10 game losing streak to Chelsea and Man Utd continue.

Titile rivals indeed

[size=18pt]Osita Osadebe[/size]

[flash=400,400]http://www.youtube.com/watch=/v/DTWOx2piaG4[/flash]

[size=18pt]Osita Osadebe[/size]

[flash=400,400]http://www.youtube.com/watch=/v/DTWOx2piaG4[/flash]

nateevs:
Clichy has been an absolute disaster over the 90.

Watch how GAYYners would name him the next Paolo Maldini after the game. Sheybi you no dey go anywhere

Background music:

When i say YEBA, You say riba, When I say YEBA, You say RIBA

YEBA?

Man Utd should score more and silence these yeye GAYYners

ladej:
poor decision

Cry me a riverr

nateevs:
Anderson is really growing . . I have been impressed.

ManU too strong for Arsenal. This is why I keep saying they won't win the league yet.

You dont know GAYYners yet. At the end of the game they would celebrate the "WE MADE MAN UTD WORK HARD" trophy

nateevs:
Anderson is really growing . . I have been impressed.

ManU too strong for Arsenal. This is why I keep saying they won't win the league yet.

You dont know GAYYners yet. At the end of the game they would celebrate the "WE MADE MAN UTD WORK HARD" trophy

MeGaStReEt:
this match must not end like this
@dayo
Please I need Fathai Rolling Dollar - Won kere si no ba wa (I am sorry, I don't think I got that right) my friend told me it means, they are too small for us
lets go there

[flash=400,400]http://www.youtube.com/watch=/v/bX6QA4c2d1M[/flash]

MeGaStReEt:
@dayo

as a new recruit, I will like you to play Daddy Showkey

Somebody call my name Parky
Somebody call my name Nani
Somebody call my name Rooney


lol

Correct boy.

JS Park don come back again,

Nani don come back again

Rooney don come back again


Welcome welcome welcome Parki Rooney don come back again

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=567355.msg7328627#msg7328627 date=1292274133]So OBJ is relevant enough to be used as a way to seek relevancy?

Ehrrm, No.

You're right, he should have slapped OBJ. But that is beyond us, we do not disrespect our elder. Atleast if we do, we apologize [/quote]If an elder is trying to smooch your ample frontage nko? Is slapping him beyond you?

Chei.

See as people don read book finish?

Dem dey crase? Dem wan make people like me look like Dullards?

@Igbobuigbo,

Tell that Lesley obiorah say he dey crase? Ah ah, He wan go all the Ivy league schools finish?

igbobuigbo:
Dr Chinedum Osuji Ph.D.
Assistant Profesor of Chemical Engineering, School of Engineering and Apllied Sciences, Yale University, New Haven CT.
Research Interest : Dynamics of complex fluids, rheology, polymer material science.

Chei I don die, Cold dey catch me as I see resume. Abeg shey dem be ordinary human beings?

Abeg dont post names of witches here. Some people are just wizards.

All animals are equal but some are more equal than others I agree

^^ Supported area boy like you

Background music pls,

[quote author=cou-gar link=topic=566466.msg7328312#msg7328312 date=1292271055]nani is sodomizing clichy again. if clichy retires this year, nani should be held responsible. what a bit of skill to go past clichy![/quote]It happens every year So its nothing new

have you guys noticed that most people you are posting about who schooled in Nigeria had something to do with OAU Ife.

igbobuigbo:
George Ude, Assistant Professor
B.S. - University of Ife, Ile-Ife, Nigeria (Botany)
M.S. - Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria (Genetics)

Adesuyi A Leslie Ajayi, M.D., Ph.D. , is a Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, at Chicago State University College of Pharmacy. He was Professor of Biomedical Science, in the Department Health Studies, College of Health Sciences at Chicago State University (2007-2008). Dr Ajayi is also currently an adjunct Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston Texas. He obtained his MD at the University of Ife in Nigeria in 1980, and his PhD from the Glasgow University, Scotland, United Kingdom in 1985.

(b. 2 April, 1955; in Lagos, Nigeria) is a professor of Chemical Engineering at Howard University, Washington, DC, and was Chair of its department from 1994-2002. With an BSc degree (1976) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Ife (Nigeria; now Obafemi Awolowo University), he also attended Imperial College, University of London

OLUFEMI OLOWOLAFE

B.Sc in physics University of Ife in Nigeria; M.S California Institute of Technology and

Ph.D (Applied Physics) California Institute of Technology
: Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Delaware

Keep it coming guys.

tpia1:
if you attended med school in the US, chances are you keep paying off your debt for a number of years after you graduate.
things arent as rosy as you're making them out to be.

Sure you pay your debt, But how much debt are we talking about here, If you earn excess of 200k, You should clear your debt in less than 10yrs after which you pocket all your money after tax and malpractice insurance.

the person earning $700k [doubtful] has to pay huge taxes on that money, no?

the overseas system is more structured than nigeria, and if you make huge amounts of money legally rest assured the feds will be on your back watching your every move.

If you earn that amount definitely you would be taxed but I dont think he can be taxed at 50% that means he still ake an excess of $350k a yr home

mind you, i'm not saying people shouldnt travel out or that nigeria is heaven, before i get jumped

BTW not everyone would have loved to travel but when a full professor earn a salary of $150 per month, I am he would reconsider his patriotism

btw, the Ife professor probably couldnt buy a new car because he was busy putting his kids through school. Does he still drive the old one, and if so, it could be by choice.

Hpw can you possibly buy a new car on a $150 a month salary? Definitely not by choice

Bluetooth,

If I am an elder and i rape a 16yr old girl, Do i still deserve respect from the young girl?

Sheybi an elder is still an elder?

Northerner in Mathematics?

I heard Prof Jubril Aminu too was a badass guy in University of Ibadan I dont think he went out though.

And this was the guy I spoke to below

[size=18pt]Adesuyi A Leslie Ajayi, M.D., Ph.D.[/size] , is a Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, at Chicago State University College of Pharmacy. He was Professor of Biomedical Science, in the Department Health Studies, College of Health Sciences at Chicago State University (2007-2008).  Dr Ajayi is also currently an adjunct Professor of Medicine, Department of Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston Texas. He obtained his MD at the University of Ife in Nigeria in 1980, and his PhD from the Glasgow University, Scotland, United Kingdom in 1985.

Dr Ajayi is a trained internist and cardiologist and Fellow of the West African College of Physicians. He was Professor and Chair of Medicine at  the Obafemi Awolowo University (previously University of Ife, ile-ife, Nigeria)  from 1992-1999. Dr Ajayi was a Wellcome Trust Fellow at the University of Nottingham, Queen’s Medical Center, England ( 1991-2) and a Merck international Fellow in clinical pharmacology at the Department of Medicine, Medical university of South Carolina, Charleston SC (1992-94). He also was a Visiting professor and Senior Scientist at the NIH funded Center for Cardiovascular Diseases at Texas Southern University (1999-2004), and Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology at Ross University School of Medicine at the Common Wealth of Dominica.

Dr Ajayi’s research interest is in cardiovascular pharmacology& pathophysiology, thrombosis, and endocrine regulation of the endothelium upon which  he has published many peer- reviewed journal articles. He is an elected Fellow of the British Pharmacological Society (FBPharmacolS), and Editorial board member of the journals Current Diabetes Review and the Open Journal of Heart Failure. Dr Ajayi has authored 4 books including Diaspora Medicine (2001) and Immigration and Health (2008).

http://www.csu.edu/pharmacy/pharmscifaculty.htm

He also mentioned some guys but I am still trying to get more information on them

e.g Ojo Ayeni, Soji Adeyi, Dabiri.

[size=18pt]Mobolaji E. Aluko[/size]

(b. 2 April, 1955; in Lagos, Nigeria) is a professor of Chemical Engineering at Howard University, Washington, DC, and was Chair of its department from 1994-2002. With an BSc degree (1976) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Ife (Nigeria; now Obafemi Awolowo University), he also attended Imperial College, University of London; University of California, Santa Barbara; and State University of New York, Buffalo (for graduate and post-doc studies). He has had sabbatical teaching and research stints at various times at the University of Washington, (Seattle; Materials Science Department); the University of Maryland (College Park; Chemical Engineering), and the University of Ado-Ekiti (Nigeria; Mechanical Engineering Department). He started teaching at Howard University in August 1984. His research interests are mathematical modeling, chemical reaction engineering, electronic materials processing, energy systems, information technology and education pedagogy.

He is presently President/CEO of Alondex Applied Technologies, LLC: Lead Consultant and International Coordinator of the LEAD Program at the National Universities Commission (NUC) in Nigeria; and Principal Academic Consultant of AfriHUB (Nig.) Ltd., a ICT resource provider for universities in Nigeria.

He is an activist and frequent commentator on Nigerian and African affairs.

Dont let Ileke idi know that this guy is from Ekiti before she kills us all here