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 Sports › Re: Korea Republic Vs Nigeria U-17: [1 - 3] by Emperoh(m): 3:08pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
Bia Aisha is a Man U fan? Chineke God of Umu Isrealites!! And what have you been doing since? Come to the thread and join us in the fight!!! TKB These your dreams, u sure say they are not TB Joshua inspired?  |
| Autos › Re: 2004 Toyota 4runner Limited - Speaking by Emperoh(m): 2:42pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
That means this vehicle is a cannibal and will be jamming flesh!! 2.4M? |
| Autos › Re: 2004 Toyota 4runner Limited - Speaking by Emperoh(m): 2:41pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
That means this vehicle is a cannibal and will be jamming flesh!! 2.4M? |
| Autos › Re: 2003 Toyota 4runner Limited 4wd - Cool And Easy by Emperoh(m): 2:35pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
E be like say na 4Runner dealer we go call u. Found my request? Highlander, 4Runner, Pilot with mileage below 40k, 2.4m max.  Camry and Accord 2007 also acceptable provided they adhere to the rule above!!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 12:41pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
Cristalz:Sweetie, accepted, Evans feet ought not to be positioned as such, but blimey, why was Drogba rushing to a ball 99% lost? He had the simple intention to foul him! Either way, Drogba woulda been booked. Cos if Evans' leg wasn't in air, he willshove him to the floor thereby amounting to a late challenge But given the battle going on between them thru the game, Evans gave him a dose of his own medication Ain't it sweet. Am just not happy Terry got off!!! But babe, Hail Drog the KING OF SIMULATON!! See as Lampard just look the guy and waka!!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Vs Manchester United: 1 - 0 (November 8 2009) by Emperoh(m): 12:33pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
Hia!!! Una stilll dey for this matter? Three points don waka o. Abi rematch for Stamford Bridge dey? Lets face better things abeg!! |
| Romance › Re: Wife Enjoying Free Ride To Work From Her Male Colleague In Office. Advisable? by Emperoh(m): 12:23pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
I wonder what happened to discipline!!! Uwa Mmebi!! |
| Autos › Re: 2004 Toyota 4runner Limited - Speaking by Emperoh(m): 12:06pm On Nov 10, 2009 |
Pally, told you where i stand on this. When you are ready to sell at that price, pls send the picture come my box. emperoneroh@yahoo.com |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 8:33am On Nov 10, 2009 |
See vermins and twats all over the place? I ain't surprised though, thats what you get for being successful!!! Haters we love the attention  we deserve them and also want them coming k?Criz, Per Evans stamp on Drogs, can u tell me the result on Evans if he hadn't raised his legs? I mean he coulda claimed he didn't know someone was coming for a ball he had won fair and square. Drogba ran into EVANS raised legs PERIOD!!! Na so I see am oo! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 3:59pm On Nov 09, 2009 |
OMO IBO I think there will be another aspect to this if truely Evans was wrong. remember how Adebayor was punished for the stump on RVP? If Evans was wrong, expect the FA to step in. . . .else, Drogba was totally wrong and had an intention to barge into Evans For making that run. . . . . there is no other reason to describe why went for a ball he's already loost And i am surprised why u keep stating the Foster v Tevez. That was a pretty 50-50 ball man. Foster was confused and didn't even know when and when not to go for the ball. So chill out. Drogba woulda gotten a card whether or not he was stumped on chest by Evans. He got double punishment for his wicked intent. Prior to its been a physical fight between them thats why he even had to drop to the middle. But Fletcher sent him back to the defenders to receive his punishment. . . .there just wasn't any room for his antics!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 3:25pm On Nov 09, 2009 |
OMO IBO I don't think you watched this match? How can u say Evans didn't have the advantage over that ball? Up in the air even before Drogba even took off. . . . . . . . . was nodding the ball before Drogba arrived and ran into his leg. OMO IBO tell me, if Evans' leg was in the air as was then, tell me what the outcome would be, unbiased!!!! That would amount to a late challenge and then a yellow car. But for his foolhardiness, he got double punished. By Evans in blue belter style and then the ref for clear intentions in an FA style Ibime I hope you won't cry when the big decisions go against u guys at OT? I enjoyed the game thoroughly but just like all Mancs, was disappointed with the result. Nonetheless, its not a season decider, there' still a whoopiing 26 games to go. |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 2:39pm On Nov 09, 2009 |
OMO IBO Going after a late ball is waste of energy. . . . .and in the event you catch a place late, there is only one result, A yellow. Check all the cards Tevez has got thruout his play at OT, most of them where thru late challenges While haggling and harassing players. . . not to say its wrong though but any little thing will be seen as intentional. thats why Sauron keeps calling him a headless chicken!!! Drogba was everly going to foul Evans and that he raised his leg, doesn't justify his why Drogba shouldn't be booked!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 2:22pm On Nov 09, 2009 |
I think some of us haven't looked at this Evans kick o Drogba well. Ball is in air, Evans has jumped and clearly on to nod the ball. . .then Drogba runs in on him from 3 metres away, hasn't even jumped. Without raising his leg which i didn't like  Evans was always going to be barged into. If you know u are truthful, look at the gif very well.Secondly, while jumping, Evans eyes was on the ball and he will claim he had no idea Drogba was coming. Didier had no right contesting for that ball, he wasn't close enough, Evans has beaten him to the ball, Drogba was never going to jump that high. So why try to trick the referee? I can equally say that Didier ran into Evans legs to get a penalty and as such dived. Simulation! Yes it can be claimed So we should quit trying to see what he did wrong or right. The main spoils of the battle went to you guys. And i think u guys should be lucky you got it. As for winning the league? Its not completely cut out for anyone. I wish to remind my fellow Mancs that we weren't really in full form when we won the EPL last term so its not yet cut out. This predictive reasonings should start in February. Arsenal have also come into contention. SO its more exciting. By the time games begin to come in torrents and rains, then we'll know who is more injury free and has the depth of squad to cope. |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 11:34am On Nov 09, 2009 |
I think i am more worried that this thread is gonna be boring for the next 10days or so cos of the International break. Chelsea won, they've got the three points and bragging rights which is what i think this is all about. Big four results don't win league. . . . so lets do the right thing and move on!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 7:32am On Nov 09, 2009 |
dayokanu:The wrong offside call against Rooney in the first half nko? Drogba's trip on Evans nko? Cashley Coles dive for the match deciding free-kick? Better look for other places to cry for your team oo!! Mancs Spirited performance. . . . great game. Rooney and Fletcher should be given Selflessness award!! I really feel sad when we lose a game we played well in. . . . . to be frank, the backline surprised and the places we thought were weak links performed wonders. . . .lets just hope we get the big calls at other times. The sad thing is that international games are up and this place is gotta be boring. |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Weekly Football Match Threads: How Well Can You Pre-analyse? by Emperoh(m): 2:31pm On Nov 06, 2009 |
Muki Take time oo!!! I will show u Bammy's picture again oo!!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea Vs Manchester United: 1 - 0 (November 8 2009) by Emperoh(m): 2:29pm On Nov 06, 2009 |
Waoh!!! Ibime you tried but. . . . . . .lets Madam Criz think what i think first then we'll know if this is one sided!! Truth be told, i don't expect a win here. A draw is a luxury i wish for in this match!! We have stuttering and bliping and Scousers taught us how its done to a team that not in form. Chelsea will do worse. . . . .i just hope the defeat is not heavy!!! Maybe 2-0 or something in that region!!! But then, United can spring surprises. . . . . I just pray we take our chances when we get them. Come on Red Devils. . . . We can do it!!!! |
| Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Light On My Baby Boy. by Emperoh(m): 1:07pm On Nov 06, 2009 |
I tell you. . . . . . . i had to dig this thread up this morning There was a particular one i was looking for but found this!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 8:05am On Nov 06, 2009 |
EB I don't really know why we should keep harping and harping on this same issue!! Sauron has an eye he uses in watching Nani that makes him great before him. . . . Like i said, his talent is still speculation He has not broght them to bear on his game. His output has been worse than erratic. One game he makes think he is a good player and the next 10 games, makes u wanna throw up. U and I saw the change when Rooney came up for him on Tuesday bite yet the same Rooney is just 2 yrs older. Age has got nothing in football but if truth be told, extending his date of explosion just to accomodate a line of argument is mischevious. Nani with his output, should be a reserve player at Everton!!! |
| Car Talk › Re: Maintenance Light On My Baby Boy. by Emperoh(m): 7:54am On Nov 06, 2009 |
Threads like this should be kept at the top of the page!! It can be very helpful!!! Just sorted me out now!!! Thanks Arsenal4eva.!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Weekly Football Match Threads: How Well Can You Pre-analyse? by Emperoh(m): 3:45pm On Nov 05, 2009 |
And who are those? Muki Why didn't u report those stalking you to me? For that, you are forfeiting you Lunch hemp package!!!! Ibime You better be balanced with that your post else. . . . . . . . . |
| Politics › Interview With Soludo, Andy And Chris Uba, Ojukwu, Obi, Ekwueme And Ngige. by Emperoh(op): 3:17pm On Nov 05, 2009 |
When I was a five year old, I watched my first concert. It was performed by the students of St. Monica’s women’s teachers’ training college, in Ogbunike. I recalled how the curtain opened and these young women, dressed in elegant gown, high heel shoes and long wigs came out to sing in their angelic voice, the song called Anambra State. Then, I had no understanding what a burden it was to be born in Anambra State. For this special edition of the Tonight Show with Dr. Damages, I have invited the same choir to come and sing that same song for us. Three decades after, their voices have cracked, their backs have stooped and their faces are wrinkled. They are not wearing elegant gowns or high heel shoes or even wigs, but the essence of the song has remained the same. Please give it up to the St. Monica’s choir. Conductor: (Raises his tuning fork. He turns to the right and left and strikes) Choir: Anambra state I’m happy to come from you I’m happy to be associated with your progress Tenor: What shall I do? Choir: For the progress of my state Tenor: What shall I do? Choir: To make my state great? Tenor: Selfless feats Efficiency And all that I can. Choir: I will Put in my best To make my state The best of states. Dr. Damages: Please give a hand of applause to St Monica’s choir of 1976. Ain’t they wonderful? (Applause) Dr. Damages: In our program tonight, I have brought together the stakeholders in the Anambra state crises. This is the first time they are coming together in one room. When they walk onto the stage please give them a warm welcome. It is not easy to be amongst the stakeholders of a state. From Nnewi, by way of Kings College, Lagos and Oxford University, in the United Kingdom, please welcome Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Ikemba Nnewi and the eternal leader of the virtual state of Biafra. (Applause) From Oko, via NPN, please welcome the architect of the greatest political party in sub-Saharan Africa, the PDP and the former vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr. Alex Ekweueme. (Applause) From Agulu, by the grace of the Pope in Vatican, please welcome the current governor of Anambra state, Saint Peter Obi. (Applause) From Alor, via Onwa, by way of Aka Ikenga, please welcome the first kidnapping victim, former governor of Anambra State, Dr. Chris Ngige. (Applause) From Uga, via California Institute of Technology, Ojuelegba campus, please welcome the former house maid of President Olusegun Obasanjo and by the grace of God, the Anambra state Governor-in-Waiting, Dr. Andy Uba. (Applause) From Isuofia by way of the Central Bank of Nigeria, please welcome the money man and the sole creator of the banking boom, Gov. Chukwuma Soludo. (Applause) And last but not the least, from Uga, please welcome the first kidnapper and the general overseer of past Anambra crisis as well as the godfather of Anambra politics, Chief Chris Uba. (Applause) Dr. Damages: Gentlemen welcome to the show. You all watched the St. Monica’s choir sing about Anambra state of the golden days. What happened? Ekwueme: Well, nothing happened. And that is the problem. Nothing changed. So everything remained the same. The premium for power only increased as time went by. Dr. Damages: Are things the same, Ikemba? Ojukwu: Of course not. The same Ekwueme’s NPN people that rigged me out in 1983 senatorial election have continued to rig elections today in their new toga, the PDP. Their sophistication is in advancing their corrupt practices. The chicken has come home to roost. Dr. Damages: Governor Ngige, where did we get it wrong? Ngige: To find the answer to that question, you have to go to the very beginning- at creation time. You see, no matter how many times you split Anambra state, as long as you have these core groups sitting at this table, it will remain the hot pot that it is. As bad as Gov. Mabadinuju was, he wasn’t as useless as the likes of Gov. Udenwa of Imo state or Gov. Kalu of Abia state or those people that have governed Ebonyi State and Enugu state. But the problem is that the people in Anambra State will not let you eat your ripe pear in one peace. While 99 % of Anambra people do not care, the 1% of people who care set your behind on fire. Andy: I agree with Ngige that when ones pear is ripe, he should be allowed to enjoy it. And that is why I am paying, sorry, praying the court to declare me the governor-in-waiting because just like Gov. Obi, I won an election and I should be allowed to govern before another election takes place. Obi: Andy, your election was not a legitimate election. It was not credible either. You cannot compare it to the one that brought me to power. The people voted for me. Ghosts voted for you. Chris Uba: (speaking to Obi) My friend, go and sit down somewhere. We know how we do election in Nigeria. It is who know man; who know president; who know Maurice Iwu. That is all. Everything else is akuko na egwu Mike Ejeagha. Dr. Damages: So Soludo, how are we going to ensure that Anambra does not deteriorate further into crisis? And as an intellectual, are you satisfied with the role you are playing in this current crisis? Chris Uba: (interrupts) Inte-gini? Soludo: First of all, I want to use this opportunity to urge Chris Uba to tell his gang to release my father. If anything happens to my father, it will be a fight to the finish. He knows I am a gentleman but I am also capable to unleashing violence if that is the language he understands. Chris Uba: Don’t mind that stupid man. He go hide his father and come here to blame Chris Uba. Everything that happens to anyone in Anambra state it is blame Chris Uba. If your wife no get belle, it must be Chris Uba’s fault. If you steal government money and they catch you, it is Chris Uba. If you and your fellow bank criminals steal from investors and ruin the banking industry, it is Chris Uba who caused it. I am the mover, the decider, and the shaker, but I don’t need to kidnap your father to teach you a lesson. If I want to show you pepper, I will just squeeze your scrotum. You know your two tiny nuts are in my hands. Ngige: I think the PDP should be disqualified for this coming election. They have failed to produce a candidate at the required deadline. Soludo: May dog leak your eyes out. Bush meat. Andy: (To himself) I miss Baba. If Baba in power all these nonsense will not be taking place. This sick president, na wa. I hear people say that unlike my OBJ, he has no balls. But which sick man has balls? His wife has more balls than him. Dr. Damages: Dr. Ekwueme, how do we resolve this impasse? Ekwueme: It is a family matter. I’m sure the PDP family will soon meet and reconcile our people. Chris: I am a Board of Trustee member of our great party. And I have written it on a wall that does not leak. Over my dead body will Soludo be the PDP’s candidate for governor. The man is a thief. He gave me $10 million to support him. What does he think I am? A truck pusher? What is $10 million? Doesn’t he know that I spend it in a week, just like that? That money is not even enough to maintain my girlfriends’ lifestyle. The Anambra governor’s chair should not be given to a man whose only plan is to take immunity cover because of all the bad things he did at the Central Bank. Ojukwu: There are some serious candidates who are solemn about the issues affecting our people. But these PDP charlatans are distracting us from the main discussions we should be having. Chris Uba: I will pretend that I did not hear what you just said, just because you led us during the war. Otherwise… Ekwueme: Ikemba has a point. I think Anambra needs a vigorous debate about issues and how to serve the people. It is not just vital to Anambra’s progress, it is necessary for the whole Igbo nation because when Anambra leads, others follow. But when Anambra dithers, as it has been doing in the last ten years, others dither. Chris Uba: Old man shut up. I say shut the Bleep up. What do you know about leadershiping? What do you know about politicsing? Failing politicians like you should retiring and leaving the staging for young bloods like us. Dr. Damages: Yes, the young generation. Have the young once failed more than their parents? Ngige: Since the inception of Anambra state, old and new, no governor has performed better than me. And I know the people will return me to power if only we could have a credible election. Obi: I have produced a 20-point agenda, 30 point roadmaps, and 40 points of light. I have the most comprehensive strategic agenda endorsed by the United Nation’s development authorities and the International institute of planning and advancement. My contract with Anambra people is anointed by Catholic bishops of the Niger, Awka and Enugu. I have elevated the development indexes of our people since I took office. And that is why I need their mandate to continue with my divine mission. Andy: Get away, Obi agba oso. Where is our security money you carte away from the state? You pretend to be holier than the pope but you are as black as Soludo’s father’s cooking pot inside the Okija bush. Oops! Did I just say that? I mean, I need just one month as governor to transform the state. One month. I believe the court will hear my prayers. Soludo: What did you bring to Anambra state as President Obasanjo’s special assistant? Why should anyone believe that you will remember the people of the state when you become governor? Andy: Soludo, go and answer the EFCC. Did you really make one naira for every naira you printed? I thought I was a genius the way I operated… owning mansions and private jets without owning a single bank account. But I suspect you are a smarter genius than I am. Ojukwu: My concern is that Anambra state should not be turned into a play ground for the likes of Anineh and David Mark. It will be an all out war if anyone tries to interfere with the mandate of our people. Chris Uba: Every time you speak, you say war war war. No be today we dey see hausa people and their spears. We rigged election in 2007, what happened? Why should we be afraid this time? Because Ojukwu said so? Listen, if my candidate gets the PDP ticket, the result of next year’s election will be this: My candidate will get 63% of the vote, Peter Obi will get 22% of the vote, Ngige will get 9% of the votes, and others will share what remains. You can take that to the bank. Dr. Damages: Gov. Obi, you used to say that the society we abuse today will take its revenge on our children. Chris Uba: (interrupts) The Ekwueme generation started the abuse. The society they created is taking its revenge on us. Obi: Virgin Mary knows that I have not abused our society. I have only enhanced it. Peter Obi has not taken a kobo he does not earn. If I have done anything like that, let the door of heaven slam on my face. I have only one asset. It is my integrity. And I am not ready to put it on the line. Soludo: So what happened with the 250 million you have been siphoning out each month? Didn’t you say you will not run for a second term? Didn’t you say that the next title you will have is an ex-governor? Isn’t it a case of the dance turning sweet and you becoming a fanatical dancer? Obi: Satan, go you behind me. Rumors, innuendoes, unsubstantiated allegations will not distract me from the divine task at hand. I refused to let that happen. God knows that I was a very rich man before I became governor. The Pope prayed for me at St. Paul’s cathedral in Rome and I am marching on. Dr. Damages: Ngige, is the solution in dividing Anambra State further? Chris Uba: Cut off the Nnewi-Nnobi-Nnenni axes and there will be peace. Ngige: Who do you cut off? You can cut off Onitsha and Awka but what remains will still be the Anambra state. And as long as you have the Aguata axes in the mix, it is going to remain hot. It is the axes of discord. Andy: Give me one month and I will rebrand Anambra state. Just one month. I will make Vision 2020 arrive at the speed of light. Chris Uba: My candidate has a plan to remain Anambra state. I think the problem is with the name. Anambra river is a great river but the spirits in that river are powerful. It has the most dreadful mermaids living in it. They make the people of the state strong-headed. Dr. Damages: What will be the new name, Chris? Chris Uba: Uba state. The wealth state. It will become a respectable state once again. The state that produced Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe, Chinua Achebe, Chike Obi, Emeka Anyoku, Sir Louis Mbanefo and Chief Chris Uba will regain its respectabiliting. Ekwueme: (Laughs) Chris Uba: Old man, what is so funny? Ekwueme: Nothing, my son. I’m just laughing because you forgot to mention two of us here. Chris Uba: For your information, I’m not your son. Your sons are useless nonentities. If they are not, they would have been involved in the politics of Anambra state. Ojukwu: We are not dividing Anambra state anymore. We have had enough divisions as it is. What we need is to find our common denominator. And I think it should be around service of our people. They do not care what we are haggling about today. All they want is for us to improve their lives. Dr. Damages: Obi, you once said and I quote. “If I do not get Onitsha turned around I will go home. I’m not desperate for this job.” Why do you all seem desperate for this job? Chris Uba: I am not running for governor. I cannot be running for a position that I am bigger than. Soludo: (stands up and walks toward Chris Uba) Where is my father, Chris? Where is he? I’m going to deal with you. Chris Uba: Go and sit down. You cannot be does nothing. (Chris stands up and holds Soludo on the collar. Ekwueme goes to help, Chris uses his right leg to kick Ekwueme. Ekwueme’s butt slams the floor. Ojukwu gives Ekwueme hand as he stands up and heads to the door.) Dr. Damages: On that note, I want to thank all my guests today. Until next time, goodnight and God bless Anambra state. And as we say in Awka, it shall be well with Anambra State. |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 3:05pm On Nov 05, 2009 |
Sauron I don't really have the luxury of time to argue A good player doesn't need a yard to show what he can do. Ronaldo till date has more potentials than 50 Nanis put together. How many yards did Rooney need to tell u he's talented? U don't need to give them chance, they grab it with both hands. Beckham did as a little chap, Fab didn't need space. Ronaldo showed great prospect and materialised it. Nani doesn't even have that personal discipline to sit back and work on himself, this so many great players are known for. Even an Anderson that came with him can still grab first team shirts in a position that is highly saturated in Man U. If he doesn't take the chance this season offered him, i bet you, ur greatest fear will be actualised. He will see the exit door. If Nani was that good, RBs and LBs should be shaking playing him. I bet you saw the change when Rooney came in for him in our last game. Even Valencia that is soo one dimensional and predictable has more output than him. At least am sure Valencia can muscle his way for a cross in a tight situation than Nani. Every Manc can see it just you. Are u haveing river blindness? |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 1:54pm On Nov 05, 2009 |
No am not. Instead ur posting suggests u are. Femi Opabunmi had the potentials of being a great player. Same as Godwin Opara. All you have just said is speculations and permutations. It will never transmit to anything. Anybody who receives proper footie schooling the rate at which Nani has and is not blossoming yet, needs to be checked What league was Drogba in? Zidane? Weah? At his age they were all at lower clubs And needed the presence of great players for their talents to flourish. They got and made it big. Nani got this rare privillege early in his career. CR7 had the potentials, was brought to United and he exploded!! Nani has got just this chance and here u are preaching about potentials. That is what they will remain unless something drastic happen. Obertan is still a fledging and might come good. Its still early days to assess him yet. And if he is what i think, say byebye to your Nani!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 12:19pm On Nov 05, 2009 |
Every little thing to diss Man Utd Na wa oo!! Someone's natural look is an object of ridicule. This is what success brings you. . . . .disser who wanna run you down instead of concentrating their energy on winning something Anything una want make una talk about Man U, na back to sender If una diss our players, Back to sender If una wish us injury, infact back to sender X2 Sauron, you argument on Nani is losing water daily and on everyday he plays And stop this argument that he is young player. Is Rooney an old player? Fabregas? Pato? Messi? Pls he is not good enough and that it. Obertan with his output will take his place. You wanna bet on that? I won't eat remote oo!! |
| Autos › Re: 2000 Toyota Camry: Nigerian Used For Sale! by Emperoh(op): 10:55am On Nov 05, 2009 |
Bringing it up for any buyer hoping to hijack this deal!! |
| Autos › Re: 2004 Toyota 4runner Limited - Speaking by Emperoh(m): 10:50am On Nov 05, 2009 |
My Guy I will appreciate more pictures here pls? |
| Autos › Re: 2000 Toyota Camry: Nigerian Used For Sale! by Emperoh(op): 3:56pm On Nov 04, 2009 |
Gastro U might upstage someone on this deal if u can call me and move faster I you want delivery to Abuja, i will arrange a driver for u at a fee.!!! Carshopper I dey festac but this car dey V/I!! Whats up nah!! |
| Autos › Re: 2000 Toyota Camry: Nigerian Used For Sale! by Emperoh(op): 8:46am On Nov 04, 2009 |
Gastro U are very close. . . . matter of fact u should be calling me and pricing here!! Make e no pass u like those Civic People!! |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester United Fan Thread by Emperoh(m): 8:37am On Nov 04, 2009 |
EB A goal keeper is as good as his defence. A good defence must get the support of the mid-field to function optimally Fletcher did well at least for his level of fitness but Scholes marking let him down time and time again. As for the CB and FB players, we needn't say more. Evans and Brown needs either of Rio fo Vidic to work well!! But thank God it happened at this time of the season. Make e no be like when we play AC Milan with Gabby Heinze and Evra as Centre backs Recall that game? |
| European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Manchester Utd Vs CSKA Moscow [3 - 3] On Tuesday ,3rd November by Emperoh(m): 8:18am On Nov 04, 2009 |
Hmmm!! Wetin i go talk? From HBP to LBP!!! SAF sure knows how to make u curse and praise him at the same time. Obertan? Nani should watch. By the time this chap get into the United team, he will be raping RBs Did u see his skill? |
| Autos › Re: 2002 Civic At A Give Away! by Emperoh(op): 3:11pm On Nov 03, 2009 |
babeface I am so sorry u missed this car. I swear no be my fault!! Here's the link to the Camry. . . . . .you will like this car. Someone is billed to inspect it this afternoon though the chap hasn't called me. And like u said, ife oma ada agwu agwu. . . . . .mana, ekwe kwana ka nkea gafelu gi!!!! https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-346570.0.html |
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