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Politics › Re: Pictures Of Ibadan In The 60s (from Skyscraper City) by eaglechild: 5:49pm On Sep 01, 2013
agbameta: You can rage, go crazy and even kill yourself with all your petty hate, bitterness and jealousy, Liberty is in the history books including your county's history and publications as the first stadium in Black Africa.

Just too sad how vagrants and people like you with lack of self worth and belonging belittle and deny your own pride and great history just to give to another country because of hate and bitterness.

This is why you people don't progress, this is why your villages are still caves.

Ibadan remains in our history books as a pioneer city with many firsts in Africa, something you can not say about your hell hole combined... That right there is your reality and downfall...
Eiyaah
This one pepper you well.
I simply provided a link to dispute your bogus claims and you go berserk.
All I need you to do is stop perpetrating the lies your fathers told you to your future generation.
Sorry to burst your bubble.
I can see you've cunningly changed it to black Africa, if I provide another link now you'll change it to West Africa, and then Nigeria, then Oyo state.
My history books did not tell me any such thing.
I'm a fan of correcting misinformation.
You never know who is reading.
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Ibadan In The 60s (from Skyscraper City) by eaglechild: 2:19pm On Sep 01, 2013
primeson1: Liberty Stadium , the first
stadium in Africa. The first citadel of higher
learning, University of Ibadan (formerly the
University College of Ibadan), and the first
teaching hospital in Nigeria, University College
Hospital , UCH, were both built in this ancient
but, highly important city. Ibadan is also
home to the legendary Shooting Stars FC -- a
professional Football Club.

source: http://www.world66.com/africa/nigeria/ibadan
Do you seriously believe that Africa was such a dark continent, that a substandard stadium like that was the first?
Below is a link with a list of stadiums in Egypt.
Note that there is one with a capacity of about 20,000 in Alexandria built in 1929 when Ibadan was still dotted with thatch houses.
Stop making bogus claims,
Pls.
http://www.worldstadiums.com/middle_east/countries/egypt.shtml
Politics › Re: Pictures Of Ibadan In The 60s (from Skyscraper City) by eaglechild: 6:57pm On Aug 31, 2013
agbameta: https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5275/5885912193_a48823319e.jpg
The Liberty Stadium now renamed
Obafemi Awolowo Stadium is a historic
25,000 seat football stadium based in the
city of Ibadan, Nigeria. It was the first
stadium to be built in Africa. Ibadan also
boasts of the first radio and television
stations in Africa. The first live broadcast
was from Ibadan by Madam Anike Agbaje-
Williams the first face on television in
Africa.

Why are u pple fond of laying bogus claims.
What do you mean by first stadium built in Africa?
Pls Africa does not span from Adoekiti to Oshogbo.
There are much older stadia in Egypt, etc.
First face on which television?!
Next you'll tell me Ekiti has the highest number of professors in Nigeria.
I was enjoying the pictures of shoeless folks on shorts trekking about till u came and spoilt it with your claims
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Bayern Munich Vs Chelsea - UEFA Super Cup 2 - 2 ( 5 - 4) Pens on 30th-08-2013 by eaglechild: 10:40pm On Aug 30, 2013
Thank goodness Chelshait lost
I can have peace free of noise from their tout fans.
Lukaku I love you
Martinez I love you
Referee I love you
Imagine winner of 2nd rate Europa coming to rub shoulders with authentic champions
mscheeeeeeeeeew.
Politics › Re: Custom Officers & Smugglers Fighting At Seme Border? by eaglechild: 8:41am On Aug 30, 2013
Opey4luv: Hmmm RIP to all those who died serving their father's land. The Labour of our past heroes shall not be in vein.
Nor shall they be in artery.
Politics › Re: Custom Officers & Smugglers Fighting At Seme Border? by eaglechild: 8:39am On Aug 30, 2013
clip: . The cross of the matter is that they should not collect bribe. If they do not collect bribe from the smugglers God will always protect them in days like this.
No be only cross what of rosary.
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 7:46am On Aug 29, 2013
Our team was tired and burnt out.
The Senegalese team were more fit.
You could see we made a good come back in the last quarter because we had more experience, but we were just too fatigued to go the last mile.
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 9:40pm On Aug 28, 2013
Ngr 37
Seen 35
Close
End of Q2
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 9:38pm On Aug 28, 2013
Ngr 37
Seen 35
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Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 9:16pm On Aug 28, 2013
NG 25
Seen 16
End of Q1
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 7:04pm On Aug 28, 2013
CIV 24
CMR 20
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 6:28pm On Aug 28, 2013
Cote d'ivore vs Cameroon about to start
Promises to be interesting
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 4:16pm On Aug 28, 2013
What time is Nigeria's game against Senegal?
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 10:33pm On Aug 27, 2013
Nigeria 112
CAF 75
Okoye 29
Diogu 22
Olawasere 14
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 10:19pm On Aug 27, 2013
Nigeria 96
CAF 61
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 9:42pm On Aug 27, 2013
Okoye is on faya!
3 pointers in quick succession.
Nigeria 58pts
Okoye 22
Diogu 11
Uzoh 9
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 9:29pm On Aug 27, 2013
CAF has young agile ballers.
Nigeria has experience
Pretty balanced
Sports › Re: Nigeria 2013 Afro-Basketball Championship Fans Thread by eaglechild: 9:15pm On Aug 27, 2013
Nigeria is slowly edging away
Slam dunk by Lawal
Politics › Re: Festus Odimegwu Suspended By The Federal Government by eaglechild: 7:40pm On Aug 27, 2013
omonnakoda: Always a shame when people in leadership and sensitive positions talk recklessly.
Many of us in the South remain suspicious of the census figures but there is a sensible way and a foolish way to do thins.Odimegi has chosen the foolish way
Who is Odimegi?
So your brain cannot process simple alphabets just there starring at you.
Education › Re: IMO State Has The Highest Number Of Professors In Nigeria by eaglechild: 7:25pm On Aug 26, 2013
This is very true see link below.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ekiti_State
Ekiti State is reputed to
have produced the 4th highest number of professors in
Nigeria (behind Imo , Ondo and Anambra States).
Politics › Re: Rice Import Drops By 50% As Local Production Kicks - Minister by eaglechild: 8:16am On Aug 26, 2013
fyneguy: Btw I have 10,000 bags of Premium Parboiled White rice for sale o. N9,000 per bag smiley
No wonder you are trying to promote the foreign rice.
LOL!
Politics › Re: Rice Import Drops By 50% As Local Production Kicks - Minister by eaglechild: 8:05am On Aug 26, 2013
fyneguy: Lie from the pit of Ministry of Agric grin

Processed rice otherwise called Parboiled rice is more nutritious sir. Unprocessed rice is called paddy rice. Now google both for confirmation.
I have done so sir and came up with this.
All types of rice begin life as paddy rice,
including the highly nutritious brown rice
varieties. The harvested rice kernels begin
processing with the removal of the hull.
Every brown rice product is simply rice that
has been harvested from the hull and has
not been subjected to intensive processing.
White rice products go on to a more
comprehensive processing in order to obtain
the bright white appearance that is enjoyed
by many consumers.
Note that in my previous post i said that imported rice undergoes more RIGOROUS processing.
Note also that imported rice is often much whiter than the local rice which tends to be brown.
This is basic Agric.
I never equated locally processed rice to paddy rice.
Thank me for the lessons.
Politics › Re: Pictures of first international flight from Enugu. by eaglechild: 7:00pm On Aug 25, 2013
Nebeuwa: All South-East governors were present except for Rochas Okorocha.
Why is T.A. Orji (the world's worst governor) laughing the most.
Politics › Re: An Expatriate's Indepth Analysis Of Corruption In Nigeria by eaglechild: 6:39pm On Aug 25, 2013
What a picture of doom and gloom.
'If you replace 109 senators randomly a thousand times they all would be the same'
That's like the biblical conversation of Abraham with God when Abraham was pleading for Sodom and Gomorrah.
I guess what is left is to destroy Nigeria.

undecided
Travel › Re: "I Will Tear And Burn My Nigerian Passport, Once I Become Canadian" - Nigerian by eaglechild: 6:28pm On Aug 25, 2013
Why oh why didn't we all go our separate ways.
I would have had a different colour to my passport.
Celebrities › Re: Piers Morgan Tweets In Yoruba by eaglechild: 6:17pm On Aug 25, 2013
DJDOLA: Ooooo ADUPE OO....everybody want 2 speak YORUBA....as u guys can see...YORUBA is the best language in africa I swear...go to UK US FRANCE Germany ETHIOPIA SENEGAL CHINA ISREAL EGYPT even SAUDI ARABIA...they love 2 speak my dear language YORUBA...because YORUBA culture is d best in d world


#NOHATING
I feel very sad for you.
Why not light up fireworks and throw an owambe party to celebrate a tweet from a white twit.
Politics › Re: Pictures of first international flight from Enugu. by eaglechild: 5:12pm On Aug 25, 2013
Symphony007: plans to to build this airpirt started in 1960, by 196m how many tourist visted thialand? How much buisness went on there? But the king and government insisted that mdern facilities will enhance the country image and make it attractive. In 1973, 8,400 acres of land was bought for the airport but construction did'nt start due to the overthrow of the thanom kittikachon government. Instability stalled the project until civil construction for the airpirt started in 2002 and it was completed in 2006. Has the reason for the building gotten into thy thick skull?
No dumbo
Are you trying to say that it was the airport which was built just in 2006 that accelerated Thailand's economy in retrospect because prior that Thailand was already an economy to reckon with.
You don't put the cart before the horse.
Do you want the FG to replicate Bangkok airport in Enugu?
How much will it cost?
Or would you rather a have a gradual natural process of expansion like happens everywhere in the world.
London Heathrow didn't start off as big as it is presently.
It has continually undergone expansion.
Same with Hong Kong, Singapore's Changi, Korea's Incheon etc. They all had humble beginnings.
Symphony007: and you think thailand became among the most visited capital cities by using primitive airports like us. Listen kiddo, in 2006, thailand closed the don mueang international airport and built the suvarnabhumi international airport which stands today and has made travelling in thailand very pleasurable thereby increasing passangers. How pleasurable it is to travel via MMA or any other nigerian airport? Ever heard how britsih airways and some other airlines and diverting nigerian passangers to ghana for take off? That speaks volumes.
Symphony007: plans to to build this airpirt started in 1960, by 196m how many tourist visted thialand? How much buisness went on there? But the king and government insisted that mdern facilities will enhance the country image and make it attractive. In 1973, 8,400 acres of land was bought for the airport but construction did'nt start due to the overthrow of the thanom kittikachon government. Instability stalled the project until civil construction for the airpirt started in 2002 and it was completed in 2006. Has the reason for the building gotten into thy thick skull?
Politics › Re: Pictures of first international flight from Enugu. by eaglechild: 3:45pm On Aug 25, 2013
Symphony007: and you think thailand became among the most visited capital cities by using primitive airports like us. Listen kiddo, in 2006, thailand closed the don mueang international airport and built the suvarnabhumi international airport which stands today and has made travelling in thailand very pleasurable thereby increasing passangers. How pleasurable it is to travel via MMA or any other nigerian airport? Ever heard how britsih airways and some other airlines and diverting nigerian passangers to ghana for take off? That speaks volumes.
Was it the increase number of passengers that made them shut down the old airport and construct a new one or was it the new airport that caused the number of passengers to increase?
Don't reason like a mop please.
Politics › Re: Pictures of first international flight from Enugu. by eaglechild: 3:10pm On Aug 25, 2013
Symphony007: for the love of God, i'm tired of telling you people i'm not yoruba, cause apparently it's not registering. Tribalism is now part of your existence. Secondly, that airport is not by any level international airport standard. I have emphasied that in so many post earlier. And lastly my good friend, if every nigerian thinks like you, this country will never development. No offense!! Seriously, just read the last few lines of your post.
You are beginning to sound like an uneducable broken record.
Others are also tired of telling you that the terminal is the refurbished LOCAL wing.
Construction of the international terminal is underway.
The runway expansion is complete hence the commencement of international flights.
FYI Bangkok is the most visited country capital in the world ahead of London, Paris and Tokyo, so don't draw ludicrous analogies.
You are one of those who think they are intelligent but often get flawed because they fail to get the basics.
Politics › Re: Pictures of first international flight from Enugu. by eaglechild: 2:50pm On Aug 25, 2013
Symphony007: for the love of God, i'm tired of telling you people i'm not yoruba, cause apparently it's not registering. Tribalism is now part of your existence. Secondly, that airport is not by any level international airport standard. I have emphasied that in so many post earlier. And lastly my good friend, if every nigerian thinks like you, this country will never development. No offense!! Seriously, just read the last few lines of your post.
You are beginning to sound like an uneducable broken record.
Other people have also tried to tell you that the terminal is the refurbished LOCAL terminal.
The construction of the international terminal has been awarded and has commenced.
The runway expansion is complete thus commencement of international flights.
Yet you yap on about sub standard.
I guess you are one of those people who feel intelligent but often flaw themselves by neglecting the basics.
Politics › Re: Rice Import Drops By 50% As Local Production Kicks - Minister by eaglechild: 11:34am On Aug 25, 2013
Obiagelli: I like your objectivity here, though I have seen rice mills here and there, truth is that I can seen to find any of this local rice in the main markets. Btw I still believe this agric minister is a failure and the government itself is not interest in agriculture, the budget alone speaks volume.
double post
Politics › Re: Rice Import Drops By 50% As Local Production Kicks - Minister by eaglechild: 11:32am On Aug 25, 2013
Obiagelli: I like your objectivity here, though I have seen rice mills here and there, truth is that I can seen to find any of this local rice in the main markets. Btw I still believe this agric minister is a failure and the government itself is not interest in agriculture, the budget alone speaks volume.
Destoned local rice is often more expensive than the regular imports.
I agree they are not always available but that depends on where you live and how much you are willing to pay.
Local rice is also healthier and more nutritious as rigorous processing of imports tend to reduce its nutritive content.

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