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Oh church.

I am not sparing anybody. But please that guy looked out of sort all game. Those people you mentioned made some moves, not good enough though. But for Apam, he seemed not to know what to do with the ball each time he got a pass and immediately he was confronted he would kick the ball out of play and complain it should be his own throwing.

noetic:
faketan ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

the master rigger, Nigerians will resist u like kenyas did.

the evidences are overwelming.

fellow nigerians, this is fraud.
please defend your votes.

support a better Nigeria.
Vote NOETIC

come on, you just quoted me, cleared the content of the and in serted your own statement.
Is this the kind of president that we want? The one that falsifies figures.
I know you will retain IWU when u are to win because he knows how to do the dirty job.

Nigerians be warry.

janedoe:
Freedom(especially to admire Gods wonderful work )

Without somebody getting jealous

Can someone tell me what Onyekachi Apam was doing on the pitch?

I guess he was afraid of the Ivory coast players all through.

Never really seemed to know what to do with the ball.

I guess he prayed all through not to get the ball.

I wonder why he played the whole 90 mins. Do we not have any replacement.

We really played 10 against 11. May be what he went there to do was to block Drogba once and that was it. I am disgusted.

IC was better

toshmann:
tosh for president.
free condoms and reduced HIV/AIDS
free sexeducation for all fine babes. . to reduce teenage pregnancy

free holidays for any babe that agrees for guys . . . . to reduce frustration of guys and hence violence

a vote for tosh is a vote for fun

to-to-to . . . . toshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

This your spectacles be like Abacha own. remember wetin kill Abacha.

uzzybaby

Ok oh[quote author=nwa-uwa link=topic=19138.msg1873745#msg1873745 date=1200947864]so o nwere onye no na ebe a?mazi faketon iwe ewezina gi.all hope is not lost.kedu ka unu si eme ebe a,am still a newbie here.dalu[/quote]Nwa uwa. Ndewo. Nnoooo

Ka m were ujo kwere

Sly everyone knows the meaning of sly. never straightforward.
Clever in consealing what one's aim is.

Nigeria be warry of him

ndi nwe mmadu ekene m unu?

Kedu ka eke si anya anwu.

Jekwanu gwa onyekachi Apam na iwe na ewe m

Come on fellow nigerians, I trust you to make the right decision. Noetic is a poetic. Do not be taken in by his sweet tongue.

I am the best for you.
Vote for faketan vote for better Nigeria.

[quote author=real_demi link=topic=105920.msg1872645#msg1872645 date=1200929628]@topic
Let GUILTY heads roll

@ Niger Delta
Whenever i sit down and meditate on the Niger delta issue, i am not able to summon up enough compassion for the N.Delta people. Now don't go calling me heartless because that is not without reason.

According to some folks i know that live, i said live and grew up in the rurals of some Niger Delta state, a lot of the problem of underdevelopment arose from saboteurs who called themselves Youth and Community Development leaders. What these young chaps do is approach those Multinational thieves (Shell, Chevron and family) for ransomes in place of development dues, of course it's called development fees when it's being collected (the multinationals know it's NOT going to be used for developing nada. These guys take to the street with wild spending and frenzied living. Of course, they 'settle' all the relevant people and gag them with their dues AND THE MASSES ARE PACIFIED WITH FALSE HOPES AND PROMISES that things will soon be alrite. However, when the town's been painted red and the fun is gone, they go back to the 'thieves' who would rather give a chicken change of about N2-3m max per return trip than spend N5-N15b to provide quality pipe borne water and tarred roads at the least to a community where they make stupendous, mind-blowing and eye-bling gain from.

It's a theatre of the absurds. In this theatre, u have about 4 categories of peolpe:
1. The poor, helpless, unlearned people in the rural areas who have no voice;
2. The greedy youth leaders who are incensed in their lust and obssession for filthy lucre;
3. The uncaring and unfeeling Government i.e (Federal and State ) for its populace welfare;
4. The opportunistic and (i just lack words to describe them;  ) Multinationals who can do no such thing in their own Motherland. But can i blame them? If there's no crack in the wall, the lizard can not enter into the wall.

The so-called leaders of the people are the very ones who sell them into slavery and when the people now take to the streets cause they can be silent no longer, we do not hear of these things that have gone underway.
No doubt the people have been oppressed and suppressed. And i insist, if the F.G. faces up to its responsibity, those rogues will pay their dues. AND in full too.[/quote]I feel ya

easimoni:
Leave drdaniel o! Some of us (in diaspora) have no way to watch the match. Thanks for the newsflash.

High bid figure means there are a lot of people waiting to buy. Means the price is likely to head north until the demand is satisfied. The bid/offer will have to be high relative to the daily volume for it to make a difference.

For example, if a stock has a net bid of 10M but trades 1M daily, it'll take ten days to satisfy the demand. Means the price should rise for ten straight days. By the time the price rises for 3 days, some people will renege on the buy order and walk away, some people will see the 3 days of gains as an opportunity to sell. By the 4th day, the price'll start to drop as they'll ge into a net offer position.

Use it a short-term indicator, it has no use outside 1 or 2 days.

Kai easimoni! e-a-si-m-o-n-i! you see that beautiful expalanation. That is stock prediction made easy.

You too much. That is what will make a difference in your own book. It is simplified.

toshmann:
chei, doyin, you break ya plasma sorry o
send the bill to solomon kaloun

Seconded. Send it to him.

But that goal was a gift

goodguy:
My main guys of the match:

Odemwingie
Taiye Taiwo (surprisingly! )
Mikel (to an extent)


Apam should be sent back to Julius Berger FC or wherever he came from!!

I was wondering what Apam was doing in the pitch.

What the heck was he doing? we played minus one

Tosh you are watching the game i am watching.

9ja4eva what do you think?

Did you see that taye's free kick?

Toshieeeeee

What can you say so far?

@easimoni
I think you are just looking for an excuse to stop writing. Writing has never been easy.

You do not have an excuse.   Having great books and websites does not stop you from making your presentation in your own unique way.

Wake up man. When you finish you will look back and be happy.

presido1:
fake aga m akota kwa

presido kedu maka Nnenne?

nightnurse:
so that one mu gbara gi the other day emetughi gi na ahu? this time around o buzi ginwa ga agba mu

Biko I ga-agbakwa m ozo nke ahu erughi eru

aktopgun:
i don't see why not, what if u change mobile numbers, them go punish u? don't forget its a service u pay for but i guess in naija that doesnt count for much. but the simpe answer to your question is YES it can be changed. I get mine in the UK on a UK number.
hope this helps

Yes Aktopgun. Thank you very much. I also thought of if I changed my number.

Got to talk to him. He just came online. That's the good thing with Cashcraft or may be my account officer.

All

Is it possible to change the trade alert mobile number?

My broker asked me for a mobile number when I was registering and I gave my number here. he requested that I give a Nigerian number. I did not know what it was meant for. After reading the trade alert thingy in some pages  back, I asked him and he told me that it is sent to the number I gave him.

Who knows if it can be changed?
Thanks all.

nightnurse:
agam agbakwa some guys ogwu this night oo m'oburu na unu e take gi time unu

Biko bido na ike munwa. Echela ka abali bia. Bido kita

[quote author=real_demi link=topic=104854.msg1872151#msg1872151 date=1200921398]LOL.

I agree that beans is extra hard work for some people's digestive sysytem beacsue i realize that it's not everybody that stools after eating beans. What i mean is that some bowels move on a normal level and fart (very normal) but a sizeable amount of people have running stomach (diarrhoea) after beans.

I also concur to cooking method making a difference, no matter what some people say. i grew up hating beans even though my mum would insist and i wouldnt have a choice but to eat but my system's intolerance grew by the day. By the time i was in Secondary school, i couldn't eat beans without extreme diarrhoea so i stopped eating it.
However, rescue came after my NYSC, while i was undergoing my 2nd degree. My roommate used to wonder why i never liked beans but i was a bit adventurous and tried eating beans she cooked about twice and i didn't stool. I was surprisesd and thought it was coincidence. Somehow, i later discovered that she drains the water from the beans after it has boiled for like 30-40 mins, then pour fresh water with lots of onion. And that's how i've been cooking beans since. No more shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii**ing. Peace!!! . Now, it just moves my bowels normally.[/quote]The phytohaemaglutinin in beans is activated in beans that is not well cooked. So at the half-done level 30-40 minutes, the most of it might be in solution and that is removed when the water is drained.

It si known that when the beans is well done without draining, the amount of the lectin could be reduced from 20, 000 hau to 200 hau(hau is the unit of measurement). This is understandable since lectin is a glycoprotein and may be denatured by by heat. So if proper cooking could reduce the concentration 1000fold, when most of the compound is removed in the drained water, the remaining can possible be takien care of by proper cooking. That is what I think.

up naija.

The commentator said the ghanians scored 3 posts to nothing in the first 45 minutes. lol

Man you did not wait for the game to finish?

lmfao

meanwhile where are the girls, I need to release my charm on them

3viso:
ladies where're you?

I think it's our girls that are unromantic,
perhaps they've run to bible class to recieve holy ghost lesson to stay more local and primitive.

Do not go there bros.

Bible studies does not make one local and primitive.

May be you should go there and see.

Nigeria should be very careful cos there is no one to trust.

That will be interesting. But what I saw in the sun is that MoD laptop containing names of recruits was stolen. I hope it is not what u are refering to.

Such a story will be front page in thesun.