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Lol, manage your brother joor, or you can as well visit dr 90201, they do wonders there

Abeg dem still dey recruit for your suicide bombing camp?

How deep do you want it? i thought you wanted to go higher, now you want to go deeper, i am a little bit confused, where do you actually want to go?

makajibbz:
its nt an animal, it's honeric.

lol, why are you ashamed of your beloved brother? i thought they said, monkey no fine, him siblings like am?

Cheiii:
he needs antimaotics

sure he does

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weblessyou:
hmmmmm! honeric ?mania.
r u ganno take me higher!

Higher to where? the footstool in heaven or where? name it and i will send you to high heavens.


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Nothing to comment on so nope

Fogman:
honeric, i still repeat that the only evidence that ll prove the girls re over 20yrs old is their birth cert. Even, come to think abt it, what makes u think the boys from South Africa and Ghana are trully U 17, looking at it from your way? I m sure if they re Nigerian, u ll equally dispute their ages.

Birth certificate? lol, are you joking? anyways, how many birth certificates do you want? i can help you get them from various quarters in Lagos, any age you want to claim, i can help you get. birth certificate ko, death certificate nii


We are not talking about other countries here, we are talking about Nigeria, why do some Nigerians always use other country's errors to justify their own shortcomings? don't you people ever want to do something right?

Now, i am beginning to think some Nigerians were born with the cheat instincts in them.

^^

Bottomline, Nigerians of nowadays lack that patient, we want to win, we like to boast, so winning anyhow is now like a plague to us.

^^

On loan for how many years? 3 years and you think Kano Pillars have not done the norm by buying him fully from the previous club?

^^^^

Thank you my friend, how does one gain experience? by either making the mistakes yourself or learning from those who already made series of mistakes.

On no condition ever

Katsumoto:
I guess the Awori's were fishing at Iga Ìdúngànràn. If it is not too much, please tell us what it means to set up the structure of a city? No fairy tales here, just put forward your argument and support it with proof. We have agreed that the Oba of Benin gave Lagos Island its first King. Also, while you are at it, please tell us what was the incentive for Benin to do more than set up the kingship of Lagos? Surely, you are not going to suggest that Benin invested in Lagos. We know Benin took from Lagos.

Sorry bro, i was asleep yesterday so i couldn't respond to your post, beaf already did justice to that.


[quote author=bk.babe97y link=topic=489748.msg6521352#msg6521352 date=1281050554]Bro, theres a difference between reading and comprehending. . . . a big divide between intelligence and st.u*pidity: What Katsumoto got is the former, yours is the latter![/quote]As for you, it's better you go back to wetting your bed, you're good at that.

Lol women don suffer

makajibbz:
so, why i still dey alive

orang-utan

O gawd, is that your immediate elder sibling? e resemble Obj Small

i can't marry a bible

Katsumoto:
Not everything that you stated is true. Yes the oba of Benin established the royal structure but you can not found a city that already had inhabitants. Lagos was inhabited firstly, by the Awori's who migrated from Ife and then by other Yoruba's such as the Ekiti's and Ijebu's who were running away from all the internecine wars in the Yoruba hinterland.

Also the first king, the Ashipa was a Yoruba man even though he may not have been a lagos indigene. You may also want to verify that the Oba of Benin's power extended of lagos island. It did not extend to other places such as Epe, Ikorodu. So the Oba of Benin gave Lagos island its first king but no more. We know that Lagos was a tributary to Benin so Benin could not have been responsible for the subsequent development of Lagos.

See below

Lagos was settled at various times by hunters and fishermen from the Àwórì sub-nationality. Originally based in Iseri on the Ògùn River about 20 miles from the island, the initial wave of settlers led by Arómiré ("the one that becomes personable at the sight of a river", established a presence in Ìddó and Èbúté Métta. Arómiré also grew vegetables, especially pepper, on a site where Iga Ìdúngànràn, the palace or official residence of the Oba of Lagos now stands. Iga Ìdúngànràn is an Àwórì term meaning house on pepper farm. The palace is thus not only an important symbol of the historical traditions of Lagos; its name also helps keep alive the site's association with vegetable farming by Arómiré, the city's first settler.

Some have argued that the Binis actually founded the Lagos monarchy or system of rulership, apparently in the image of Benin's. [b]Ashipa, the first Oba of Lagos, was a Yorùbá chief but not a Lagosian. [/b]It is known also that between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, the Benin Empire extended as far as Porto-Novo, west of Lagos. The Oba of Benin did appoint viceroys or representatives on the island and approved all appointees to the office of Oba of Lagos. In return, Lagos Obas paid tribute to Oba of Benin in recognition of the latter's superior status. Other historians have insisted that the Oba of Benin waged war on the island for the same reasons wars were then prevalent.

http://www.city-data.com/world-cities/Lagos-History.html

Bro, there's a difference between settling at the seaside for the purpose of fishing and trading to having a structure of a city or town on ground, what the aworis did was the former and what the binis did was the latter.

It's used as a playoffs for the 4 teams and they stand to gain extra cash for just participating alone, the teams are not complaining, so wetin be una own?

[quote author=Okija_juju link=topic=492015.msg6520982#msg6520982 date=1281045721]Scholarships!!        

For girls who I'm sure as as think as gum!!

If they were so intelligent most of them wouldnt be in football.

Give them MONEY. Nobody said a vault but 20million Naira isnt enough. If the Papas got 1.6billion those girls should get atleast 200 million.

My opinion[/quote]For winning what? do you know how much Nigeria got from FIFA just to participate in the world-cup? that money we got from FIFA is even bigger than what the winner of the U-20 worldcup got from FIFA, so sorry bro, stop comparing both of them, they are not mate, you can't even compare them with the female national team, get your priorities right.


they got at least close to $5000 each from the tournament, and they were also given 20million just yesterday, plus scholarships, and the president himself is yet to host them, so why not take a chill pill?

THE U-17 BOYS THAT FINISHED 2ND IN THE U-17 WORLD-CUP WERE NOT GIVEN ANYTHING, THEY HAVE NOT EVEN BEEN HOSTED BY THE GOVERNMENT, so why all these cries from Una?

Fogman:
Emanating from the papa eagles debacle, this girls really brought back smiles to'our faces. Considering the fact that they were negleted and all resources and attention was given to eagles, they still didnt faulter. Just imagine if this girls were given attention, the sky would ve been their limit. How much was given to Spain for winning the world cup and much did we spent on eagles preparation? Note, world cup participation is not an investment where u spend N100 and expect to get N200, otherwise we wont have spent billions on eagles.

Which smiles? how many people actually watched their matches? infact, how many of una knew they were even out to play in the first place? which smiles are you talking about?

how much FIFA gave una for 2nd place? or did your "U-20" girls bring home any cup?

medjai:
I saw on the news on one of the local channels:
"we want money not scholarship"-Falconets
It was funny and apalling.

U-20 crying for money? to do what? busy biscuits or what?


Or they want to use it for shoes and latest designer clothes? or is there something they are not telling us? lol

All fingers are not equal, destiny pass destiny, head pass head, so it's not new.

Or let them stick with super story

Fogman:
na so, this is a simple question, u dont need to use abusive words to put your point across. Back to the topic again, this girls could perform among their equals and papa eagles could not, i stil want to know how eagles ll score against them, when Yakubu and co can not score in front of an empty post. I cant stick my neck out for this eagles against any team even againt a very weak opponents

Let me ask you this, can these girls even beat the Lagos U-17 team?

Lol, Nigerians with their misplaced piorities, when the U-17 of 2007 won the worldcup, what did they get? shares and scholarship, now the girls came 2nd (a feat most of their male counterparts achieve almost all the time except the SE), they're being given scholarship, yet some Nigerians still want govt to give them one bank vault each.

Rubbish


BTW: How much did FIFA even give the winner of the cup?

See this Arab mafia, na only to bomb themselves he know

Hunk? lol, Lizard hunk, yea yea

;d ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d ;d

Apart from playing football, you need education as an option in case you end up with injury, the scholarship is to study at any federal university in Nigeria.

So? should they be given one bank's vault each or what?


What did the government give the U-17 male that came second in FIFA U-17 worldcup that took place in Nigeria?

Nigeria junior international Rabiu Ibrahim is undergoing trials at Dutch club VV Venlo, according to the club's official website.

Ibrahim, 19, has endured a disappointing time at Portugal's Sporting Lisbon, where he has failed to make a mark and is now looking for regular football.

Ibrahim was a member of the Nigeria team that won the Under-17 World Cup in 2007 and was also a member of the Nigeria team that lost to Germany in the knockout stage of the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Egypt.

VV Venlo already have two other Nigerians on their books, and have recently signed on league top scorer Ahmed Musa.

Super Four opens with Kwara, Pillars stalemate

Posted: 2010-08-04 19:56

Kano Pillars and Kwara United opened the Nigeria Premier League pre-season tournament with a 0-0 draw at the Gateway Stadium Ijebu Ode on Wednesday.

Pillars, who finished behind Enyimba in the title race last season, were the dominant side for most of the game, despite resting a slew of starters, and missing top scorer Ahmed Musa.

The record-breaking striker is away on international duty with Nigeria's Under-20 team and the absence of those big guns was glaring, as Pillars failed to add a cutting edge to their dominance.

Last season's runner-up, Kano Pillars, dictated the game for longer spells with Kamilu Ammani, Gambo Mohammed and Ali Rabiu failing to break the backline of Kadiri Ikhana's side.

Kamilu Ammani had the best chance of the first half on 24 minutes when he turned inside of his marker but found himself foiled by Kwara United's impressive goalkeeper, Kareem Yekeen.

Pillars' head coach, Salisu Yusuf, threw on his big guns in the second half, but the dismissal of Shehu Shagari compromised his side's chances, and it was left to Ali Rabiu to miss one final chance in second half stoppage time, and end the game all square.

Champions Enyimba take on Sunshine Stars in the second game of the day.

SUPER FOUR Fixtures

Day One
Kwara Utd 0 [/b]v [b]0 Kano Pillars
Enyimba 1 v 0 Sunshine Stars

Day Two
Kano Pillars v Sunshine Stars
Kwara Utd v Enyimba

Day Three
Sunshine Stars v Kwara Utd
Enyimba v Kano Pillars

Lol, yes, that pic right? Makajibbz was once a moviestar, have you watched the lord of the ring?

Played for change as in? did they actually win anything?

FYI: they got 20 million naira from a Business mogue today and they have also gotten scholarships from the President's wife, are these not enough? maybe we should build them duplexes too abi?

toba:
I want anyone to challenge me if he/she dares. I traveled to abuja on 30th June in a virgin(air) Nigeria plane with the Nigerian U20 on their way to Abuja from Cote Viore. I saw those ladies they are over 20. I sat with that striker that [b]looks like albino and we chatted through out the 1 hour journey.[/b]
Serious i shd have exchanged nos with her,but i simply didnt like her looks on the track she wore that day

Honestly they are over 20 thats certain

YOU THINK THEY WILL LISTEN? IT'S IN THE BLOOD.

abadaba:
Evidence please, or forever hold your peace.

Do you also need EVIDENCE to prove that NO 13yrs old can play professional football in Nigeria? CAN YOU BEAT YOUR CHEST TO SAY OPARANOZIE IS 16YRS OLD?

osmeka:
Your argument is based on assumption. Pls argue with facts. Until i see their birth cert, is when i ll concor with you.

How about Stanley Okoro and Fortune Chukwudi? they are also U-17 shebi?

Make una dey deceive una self, have you for once watched the on going Lagos U-17 tournaments? see do if you haven't, our real Lagos u-17 was spanked 7 : 0 by supersport's U-17, they were also spanked 2 : 1 by the Ghanaian side.
Thank God Fashola is not as "blind" as some Nigerians are, if he was, he would have gone ahead with the norms.

Rubbish

That cutie