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A friend of mine tells me there is some sort of precedent for this albeit outside Lagos.(in Sapele)

He thinks its a fad that will expire when a major emergency arises.

The whole thing just tire me

@Xris

If you suggest another reason worth 4billion dollars per annum why we should disregard oil, then you might have something on Ono

@Jackal

Its tribalism English style.

Rooney is from the wrong side of the Pennines.

No worries. Give it till tomorrow.

It will be quite an education. It certainly was for me.

Henry=Arsenal legend

There is nothing wrong with clubs selling players when they feel like it, but they cry foul when a player wants to leave.

Besides he was caught sleeping around. He had to comot for area

I don't know if any of you is familiar with the funk age of Naija Music. when Fela's group were still called Koola Lobitos.

The likes of Bola Johnson.

I can post the titles here if anyone is interested.

I tell you it is a treat, and if you aint dancing you must have stilts for feet.

@ono

I am not from the Ni9ger Delta, in fact I am from Ogun state.

But I have always argued that the present arrangement of distributinh resources is very counterproductive, and ultimately detrimental to the whole country. That the Niger Delta itself gets the raw end of the stick only exacerbates the 'anomaly'.

Once we get rid of this distribution arrangement, then such decisions as siting a pipeline miles from its source when it could be sited closer to home would be resolved(if the gas will be from the niger delta). Or other anomalies such as the existence of non fuctional states that otherwise wouldn't survive but for the freefall from the delta(the Gombe's, Taraba. Osun, Ekiti's etc.)

Personally I can understand your anger. I can only imagine how ashamed I would be if my property was being stolen in stark daylight as it is done now.

Well you have not mentioned the costs to the niger delta itself not only in material but 'psyche' terms

The Brass project apparently has taken ten years pre -dating the present project and the current unrests.

If I were a Niger deltan I would be really ticked off at the state of affairs.

And frankly, it is their land, and their oil, and considering how they have been cheated, their response, whether through legal means or otherwise is entirely their prerogative.

It only makes sense to me that the project should be sited where costs can be controlled.

And that surely is in the Niger Delta.

@redsun

Are you for real man?

Tupac as a hero.
I don't need no internet to discern misogynistic and violent rhymes.
Oh so you are going to tell me about the good deeds and the undiscovered conscious rhymes

N****r Please

Thats just like hailing someone who kills my family and then writes a letter to apologize for his deeds afterwards.

@pawpaw

The same way you Nigerians can't stand up every time some idiot jacks your presidency.

So tell me who is more stupid.

Those people who stick up for themselves if someone tries to jack their choice.

Or those pathetic souls who are subject to every military, ex military or their sibling's kleptomanic whims.

thats what i dont get. that as black ppl, the heroes we start pulling out are some chauvinistic street side thugs.

even if you dont like Bush, at least he tries to present himself like a human being.

shoot. Common People get real.

I don't know what you guys were watching but there was nothing nani did that impressed me.

C. Ronaldo has been found out as well. His tricks don't come of.
And will someone tell him to stop playing free kicks
Mikel impressed me though. Very cool and calm on the ball.

But the biggest threat was SWP, and Evra when he was played on the wing.

These are some links to some oldies

Felix lebarty IFEOMA

http://rapidshare.com/files/47083716/132_-_Felix_Liberty_-_Ifeoma.mp3.html

Victor Olaiya- Omo Pupa

http://rapidshare.com/files/47083719/042_-_Victor_Olaiya_-_Omo_Pupa.m4a.html

Evi Edna Ogoli- Obaro

http://rapidshare.com/files/47083718/057_-_Evi_Edna_Ogholi_-_Obaro__Nigeria_.mp3.html

@dejirocka

I posted Uwaifo's Joromi on this thread already

http://rapidshare.com/files/46693638/139_-_08_Joromi_Monkey_Yanga.mp3.html

I've got some Bongos Ikwe if anyone is interested.

I don't think there are too popular though.

Were you there?

Tickets must have cost a grip if you were.

I heard there were some boos

White ppl are scandalous

What do you mean what mandate?

He won the 2004 elections without any controversy, and after he had sent his country to war.

iyken:
Guys i think we're all echoing same sentiments.Its a case of seeing a cup half full or half empty.
In as much as westernisation has its merits,we should'nt lose sight of our heritage.
Doing so will be tantamount to being more Catholic than the pope.

The idea of re-awaking our dressing consciousness is a good one, to what extent it should be implemented remains another.

I guess it is a case of worthy message but dirty, soiled.immoral and compromised messengers.


Or maybe not. They should just live and let live

Worst President eh.

And for what reasoN.

Certainly not economic- the stock market has gone to record heights under his tenure

Military- while the Iraq war has been a nightmare, I don't know if many of you can recall the disaster that was Vietnam

Political- He has had the support of Congress for six of his eight years, so clearly while foreigners might loath him,
Americans, the constituency that matters have given him a mandate.

Worst President indeed.

What gives these people the right to tell us what we can or cannot wear.

They are the primary cause of the moral decadence of the country in the first place with their incessant thievery and fornicating eyes.

They should remove the speck from their own eyes first before lecturing us on the errors of our ways.

I don't know about you guys, bu I think Kubica has been the most impressive driver this season

pound for pound(before Hamilton fans castrate me)

I don't even understand why you are polling for such an immoral and evil act.

What the governor has esential done is put the powers over how we dress in the hands of murderous illiterate rapists
without an inkling of aptitude for doing their jobs.

They want to drive us batty o, the bastards.

I am wven shocked that they can go into a university without any form of reprisals by students.

Abi Naija don totally disintegrate since my departure.

O ma ga O

aisha2:
Mikel Obi ( Too much Controversy, he seems to forget himself)
David Beckham ( too much press no action.)

I know. Beckham's salary includes way more than his football skills

Yeah I like me some soukous, although I dont know Mbilla Bel well. I like Freddy Meiway, Fally Ipupa, magic system, tarika.

http://rapidshare.com/files/46734764/04_-_Nobody_Fails.mp3.html

http://rapidshare.com/files/46734765/12_-_Whizzy_Ilabo.mp3.html

These are the OFEGE TRACKS

Who was into the reggae scene of the 80's?

The Mandators-Rise to the Top, Rat Race

Andy Shurman- Kinky Reggae man

Isaac Black-Show me the way

Kimono- kimono Dewant

na rasta kimono de want

ayaga yaga yaga yo

lol

@femilove

i can get you the two songs if you want

i will post it on this thread

who remembers some song that goes

I am a kinky reggae man

awoyo yo awoyo woyo yo

They also did wheezy ilabo

You must be old timer to know ofege o

Ofege sang Nobody Fails. I have got the song on CD

How about

Where are the Prophets
You remember the Prophets
where are the prophets

Peterside or something was his name

Mandators

It is a rat race stylee
There is no hope for survival

Who remembers Orits Wiliki(I think I have a greatest hits album of his somewhere)

Danny Wilson(Mr Ragamufin)

Edmund Spice who did a remix of Tracy Chapman and disappeared

Even Charly Boy's first hit

Then there was this song that went:

I don tire
Idon tire
I dey go back to my village
I dey go plant paw paw
I dey go plant cassava