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Politics › Re: Will The Yorubas Vote Buhari? by gratiaeo(m): 12:32am On Feb 06, 2013
aurenflani: Yoruba peoples vote is what matters to Buhari not 3% vote(Igbo).
How many percent did he get in 2011 and how sure are you that he ll get up to that percentage this time around? In as much as I'm not a fan GEJ, voting Buhari? God forbid!
BUHARI IS A SINKING SHIP
Politics › Re: Will The Yorubas Vote Buhari? by gratiaeo(m): 11:21pm On Feb 05, 2013
After this erection BUHARI's name ll be written in Guinness book of record as all time erection LOOSER
Politics › Re: Will The Yorubas Vote Buhari? by gratiaeo(m): 11:12pm On Feb 05, 2013
outrage: What more 'Basis' do you want?


You just proved one
Illiterate goat like you
Politics › Re: Will The Yorubas Vote Buhari? by gratiaeo(m): 11:10pm On Feb 05, 2013
[quote author=Mr. Globe]Considering the deaths of Yoruba NYSC members during the last election. Buhari has not apologized for the deaths caused by his actions and inactions. Are Yorubas going to abandon these guys just like that? like they did Abiola (more recently the unilag stuff). Will the Yorubas still trust the north after all their ordeals in their hands as regards trust. As far as I know that Mega party is a flop and Rochas (the clown you held a birthday festival for himself, declared a public holiday for it and broadcast it on national tv) is a fool for dragging igbos into this mess.
My question again: will the Yorubas vote Buhari? We need to understand you.[/quote]Guy U̶̲̥̅̊ de fall my hand oo! Use your brain nah..... Show me the biggest erection looser and I'll show you Buhari! Don't worry those who voted for him in the previous erections ll still vote for him.
How many times will he loose erection? Remember three times already!
After 2015 he ll held the honor of the all time erection looser
we're already preparing ground where he ll fall this time around
Politics › Re: Will The Yorubas Vote Buhari? by gratiaeo(m): 10:55pm On Feb 05, 2013
CyberG: You make NO SENSE but it's because you are scared and worried that the people you abuse racially all the time are FAR AHEAD of YOU and everything your lineage could ever represent! Is there any evidence that Buhari was responsible for the deaths? Has ojuku apologized to the 3 M ibhoes that his actions and decisions wiped out? Well, worry about that! When voting time comes, everyone will vote for whomever they like, you will also have your own vote. It is NONE of your business whether Hausa and Yoruba or Ibos vote one way or the other. You are nothing to any of them to even ask such a silly question. In the end, you make no sense and just crawl back under the rock you came from and stew in your tribalistic broth!
Who is FAR above who? On what basic?
Politics › Re: Will The Yorubas Vote Buhari? by gratiaeo(m): 10:51pm On Feb 05, 2013
Roseart: I want to believe its one expensive joke being played but people are dead serious saying it.

After the struggle of getting back to democracy the man who aborted it again and set the country back another 20 years is what Nigeria needs.

Sick people. Nigeria is exactly the way it is because of that reasoning.
Guy them 'the man who aborted it again and set the country back another 20 years is what Nigeria need'
Which other prove do we have?
Politics › Re: ACN, CPC, ANPP And APGA Merged Officially? by gratiaeo(m): 6:38pm On Feb 05, 2013
God forbid APGA merging with this cabals
Politics › Re: The Ikemba/ Gideon Okar Encounter - By Noblezone by gratiaeo(m): 3:48pm On Feb 05, 2013
Only the ruling class is enjoying the poo called one Nigerian
An average Igbo man is a hustler
Hausas
18% shoe shiner
15% truck/barrow pusher
11% nial cutter
8% gate man
6% cattle realer
30% Doing nothing (Alamajiri) 12% Among the ruling class
I don't have yorubas datas but they are not better than others
Politics › Re: The Ikemba/ Gideon Okar Encounter - By Noblezone by gratiaeo(m): 3:07pm On Feb 05, 2013
LMAO
Politics › Re: Africa Needs Strong Institutions Not Strong Men "Obama" -Mutiny In D Army!!! by gratiaeo(m): 2:48pm On Feb 05, 2013
KnowAll: I will like to add my unbridled wisdom to this sensitive topic. When President Obama said we need strong institution in Africa not strong men(in this case our dear 'COAS') Obama was dead right. The blatant and brazen nepotism displayed by the current chief of army staff is amazing, obviously one should not look at this ugly incidence in isolation without following the preedence of our past leaders whom mostly(happen to be illetrate Northerners) who also indulge in this putrid favourotism to the detriment of all.

Once a well educated Igbo was appointed one thought for a second that the Nigerian Army would experience a renaicance, with the necessary instititions taken precedence and a total departure from the old archeic ways and method of the Northern Officers, but to our costernation it would appear the Igbo 'COAS' is on a self immolation mission of vengeance, anger and subtle arrogance(obviously bolstered BY the backing of a clueless C-IN-C who in his ineptitude ignorance has re-assured and supported this injustice).

Well it would be incomprehenisible for a 3rd or 4th born in a family setting to call a family meeting informing all asunder they would like to take over OR assume the position of that of the 1st born henceforth, Have we ever asked our selves, "why such would never happen"? well the answer is even as little and disorganised as the family unit may appear, there is an unspoken and unwritten precedence on how things are done and compromises reached, how much more the army where rules and regulations is the bane.

Each officer have a class, each officer sit exams yearly both theorectical and practical, each officer have a date of birth, they can never be all equals even if they joined-in the same year, there would always be something to make ONE man fit the bill than the next man, I believe an institution like the army should adhere to this order of proceedings without distorting natural order of events from what is at worst transparent enough into something that could spell doom and disaster not only for the Army but for the whole country.

If the instituions dictates that the next 5 COAS is going to be a Yoruba man, so let it be, the rule book should be opened even if the President wants it another way, that is the only way the army can keep her integrity. So Mr 'COAS' let the Institutions prevail !!!!! cool
Lol
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by gratiaeo(m): 10:58pm On Feb 04, 2013
I smell the end of this BACKWARD country...... This is a very wrong time to promote this cheap propaganda knowing fully well that this barring marriage is coming to an end come 2014
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by gratiaeo(m): 10:48pm On Feb 04, 2013
I go vex sack my Aboki oo
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by gratiaeo(m): 10:38pm On Feb 04, 2013
Ok now, let apply quota system on gate men and see who have dominated who... This Hausa people na MUMUUU
Gumi is a devils incarnate
Politics › Re: Northern Senators Meet Over Igbo Domination In Army by gratiaeo(m): 10:25pm On Feb 04, 2013
No need postponing the evil day. We the IGBOS are watching the drama unfolding, if somebody who have dominated the military over 40yrs will week up and start crying foul today....... Believe me, any attempt this time...................
Culture › Re: History / People Of Anambra State by gratiaeo(op): 11:06pm On Feb 03, 2013
We are too much!!!!! The pride of Igbo land, talk about Igbos and talk about Anambra people IFEANYI UBA. Capital oil
IBETO Cement
INNOSON MOTOR
EMEKA OFOR
Etc
Politics › The True Meaning Of Federal Character And Qouta System by gratiaeo(op): 10:55pm On Feb 03, 2013
Comrade Gbenga Opadotun was Chairman Oyo state Chapter of Nigeria Union of journalist. He stated that why Nigeria are not doing well in ongoing Africa cup of nation was because the team assembled by Coach Stephen Kechi is a sectional team which doesn't reflect the true representation of Nigeria's strength in soccer and the federal character symphony. The NUJ Boss queried how can a player like Obafemi martins will be excluded, leaving the team without a player from South-west geopolitical zone
So i think that what he really mean is that a player like Emenike, Mba etc would have been drop to make way for a player from South-west and North-east respectively even if they don't know how to trap a ball.
Culture › Re: History / People Of Anambra State by gratiaeo(op): 3:48pm On Feb 03, 2013
You can add your own list as well
Culture › History / People Of Anambra State by gratiaeo(op): 3:45pm On Feb 03, 2013
Anambra is a state in south-eastern Nigeria. Its name is an anglilized version of the original 'Oma Mbala', the native name of the Anambra River. The capital and the seat of govt is Awka. Onitsha and Nnewi are the biggest commercial and industrial cities, respectively.
The state's theme is "Light Of The Nation"

HISTORY
Anambra possesses a history that stretches back to 9th century AD, as revealed by archaeological excavations at Oraukwu and Ezira; great works of art in iron, bronze, copper, and pottery works belonging to ancient kingdom of Nri, revealed a sophisticated divine kingship administrative system which held sway in the area of Anambra from C.948 AD to 1911

ANAMBRA PEOPLE
Despite its relatively small landmass, Anambra has produced a fair number of outstanding individuals and a number of firsts in Nigeria.

NNAMDI Azikiwe - the first president of the Federal Republic Of Nigeria

Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme

Professor Chinua Achebe

Professor Uche Okeke

Emeka Anyaoku

Nwafor Orizu- the first senate president in Nigeria

Lieutenant-General Chikadibia Isaac Obiakor - appointed in 2008 by UN secretary-General Ban ki-moon as military advisor on UN peacekeeping Operations.

Professor Humphrey Nwobu Nwosu- former NEC chairman

Pius Okigbo, a world renowned economist, was the first economic advisor to Nigeria

Chimamanda Adichie

Dora Akunyili

Cardinal Francis Arinze. The first Nigerian Cardinal

Chuba Okadibgo

P.N. Okeke-Ojiudu. A politician, was the first minister of agriculture in Nigeria first republic

Cyprian Ekwensi

Philip Emeagwali. Winner of the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize for supercomputing

Professor Chike Obi. Great mathematician

Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu. The first Nigeria millionaire and first president of Nigeria stock Exchange

Dim Emeka Ojukwu. Biafra War Lord

Osita Osadebe. Popular Nigeria Highlife musician

Professor Charles Soludo

Professor Kenneth Onwuka Dike. A pre-eminent scholar of African history

Peter/ Paul Okoye (P-Square)

Anambra state you too much
NYSC › Re: Corps Member Builds Corpers Lodge In Kaduna by gratiaeo(m): 1:33pm On Feb 03, 2013
All this yoruba corpers wey den de send for East their hand too tight 'Aka' gum...... An Igbo corper build health center in Abuja, another illustrious Igbo have build corpers lodge
Hate them or love them they are better than you!
Politics › Re: Panic In Presidency Over Mounting Tension In Military - Talk Of Mutiny? by gratiaeo(m): 3:58pm On Jan 31, 2013
Joey82: u guyz supporting ihejirika do not seem to understand how the military operates.
the military is not a civil ministry so quit the comparisms.
there is nothing as important to a soldier as loyalty.
when high ranking officers, generals for that matter start questioning the authenticity of a leaders action, then there is problem.
and the report imho is not biased especially giving the reasons as stated by the report.
COAS can be biased in his promotions but he's got to apply diplomacy and he should also know that it will take time for igbo officers to catch up with their northern and western counterparts since the numbers of the later is by far higher in the rankings.
i just pray mutiny isnt brewing already
Muting my aSs
Politics › Re: CAN Blasts El-rufai For Jesus Comment On Twitter by gratiaeo(m): 8:30am On Jan 31, 2013
El_rufai Is animal, he is silly, he is a goat, he is a monkey, he is a BIG black fool........ But my fellow Christians i still maintain that silent is the best answer for a fool. Let wait till 2015 as i know he ll stupidly come out and contest erection in Nigeria. Since he decided to bury him self with his hand
Politics › Re: CAN Blasts El-rufai For Jesus Comment On Twitter by gratiaeo(m): 7:59am On Jan 31, 2013
xtayle: Catholic and Islam are the same. Apart from the Charismatic movement in Catholic, its just like Islam. Catholicm is fetish and it was handed down by the then Emperor (Constatine) of Rome whose government could not stand the rapid growth of the Church in the Roman Empire. So he started killing Xtians but d more he killed them d more the become. He then designed his acceptable mode of Xtianity patterned after the Roman Goddess - the queen of heaven (AKA holy mary) and called it catholic. Then a law went out compelling all subject of Rome can only practice Xtianity d catholic way else you are dead.

Catholic faithfuls use rosary and their islamic counterparts use tesbiu. Its a dogmatic and satanic doctrine without biblical support. Their probable grouse for leaving CAN cannot be too far from the current leadership of d association who is a radical penticostalist. They cannot stand the spiritual flow of penticost.
You have decided to show the whole world how stupid and ignorance you are.... So after all this caution U̶̲̥̅̊ ~a̶̲̥̅̊я̲̅ε̲̣̣̣̥~ still smoking?
Politics › Re: CAN Blasts El-rufai For Jesus Comment On Twitter by gratiaeo(m): 11:48pm On Jan 30, 2013
CohenJane: Let's be honest with ourselves here, it takes a very courageous person to make a mistake, realize it and apologize. El rufai, i'm made to understand, has apologize about this matter. As a matter of fact, it was a retweet, and he said he didn't mean it the way people are carrying it about. what else do we want him to do?
Am a Christian but am still blaming CAN, this trash came very late since the man has also apologies and regret his ignorance. Where is the forgiveness thought us by Christ? This is just opening the old wound
Politics › Re: CAN Blasts El-rufai For Jesus Comment On Twitter by gratiaeo(m): 11:23pm On Jan 30, 2013
CAN is also reckless in their comment here, no wonder catholic decide to pull out of CAN, they would have apply the best tactics hence they know that silent is the best answer 4 a fool
Politics › Re: Ezekwesili Lied Shamelessly – Doyin Okupe by gratiaeo(m): 9:57am On Jan 30, 2013
I am not surprise any wey, Okupe is GEJ paid agent or what else do you want to hear?
'IF MUHAMMAD will ask GEJ what have you done with our money, Okupe will ask him why did you molest little children.......... Even when the whole world knows that Muhammad is not a child molester
Sports › Re: How Do We Play Cote D'ivoire - Suggestions And Advice by gratiaeo(m): 9:12am On Jan 30, 2013
maclatunji: I was going to create a thread for this.

To beat Ivory Coast, the Super Eagles have to adopt the 4-4-2 formation at the beginning of the match. Play a very high line in defence (Yobo should lead the line), then play Mikel, Igiebor, Moses and Emenike as your attacking quartet. This four will press the Ivorians from their half when they are without the ball and will strive to score a goal or two as early as possible in the game.

The orientation of this line-up is attacking through the middle. The Ivorian defence is its weakest link, we need to run at them without fear. The objective is to put the ball in the back of their net as many times as possible not to look at their names or faces.

Once we score and can defend it into the 2nd half, we will change the formation into a modified 4-3-3 formation. It will be 4-4-2 when we defend and 4-3-3 when we attack, at this point the Ivorians will be tiring. We must exploit the spaces at the back of their defence.

Defence
The essence of playing a high line in defence is to use the offside trap as best we can. The Ivorians will have a few chances when they beat the trap but I expect quick recovery times from our defenders and a world class performance from our goalkeeper.

Penalty Kicks
Our team needs to be proficient at taking penalty kicks whilst Enyeama has to get better at stopping them. Players who don't know how to take penalty kicks should be taught how. The easier way to succeed as a penalty taker is to watch the movement of the goal keeper and place the ball in the opposite direction, blindly kicking the ball will mean a higher chance of you missing it or the keeper saving it.

The Ivorians have not won the African Cup of Nations since 1992. Why? Other teams have defeated them, the Super Eagles can do the same. tongue
Long grammar!

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