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df2006:If she saw all 6 of them killed, then they must have seen each other getting picked off. That means they were all in the same place - meaning that the moment the first one was killed, they would have turned and shot the hostage - bitch is a liar! |
4 Play:bros, wetin Ijaw man do you na? Stalin deliberately gave Ossetia and Abzhakia to Georgia so they could provide some instability to the Georgians, although Stalin was Georgian himself. Typical divide and rule strategy. Everyone knows Russia don't really give a phok about Ossetia's 'self determination' - they just want to send a message to NATO to stay clear of the Caucuses because Georgia was going to join NATO - something NATO cannot afford now as it is legally obliged to defend all it's member states. |
This bitch is a liar! You think say Naija police/soldiers are ready to risk their lives to save person? A Naija soldier once told me that the reason Naija soldiers get routed in the Niger Delta is because no one is willing to risk their lives. |
newdeal:Well, The Times did an article on it a few months back and the picture was clear that the South Osettians themselves wanted independence from Georgia. Nobody is saying that Russia is clean. They still marginalise the Chechnyans and such. But I'm just happy for the Ossetians that they are getting their wish. |
[quote author=Tayo-D link=topic=158495.msg2646749#msg2646749 date=1218560611]Why should Russia support the armed resistance and not seek a diplomatic negotiation as Georgia has done?[/quote]As Georgia has done?. . . . lol. . . . . na when them see say power pass power, na im them want negotiate. . . . last week, they were busy making plans to crush South Ossetia. . . . look, this thing is simple. Russia want to make sure they crush all Georgia's military installations before they acquiesce to peacetalks. . . . . so that it will be long long time before Georgia phocks wit them again. . . . that is how these super powers operate. . . . when Georgia called for ceasefire, I told my friend it will take at least 3 days before Russia respond. . . . them gast show them small shege first . . . remember that they have to send a message to Azerbaijan and Ukraine as well as Western Europe, not to mess with their strategic interests. It's all a chess game. |
lucabrasi:You will soon see that it is not another man's headache. It is every Southern Nigerian's headache. Niger-Delta is the first situation where different tribes have come together to fight a common enemy. Let us not forget that this Niger-Delta we are talking about is made up of Ijaw, Ibibio, Efik, Isoko, Ogoni, Urhobo, Itsekiri, Calabar etc. And Igbo's will also join when the time is right. |
[quote author=Tayo-D link=topic=158495.msg2646237#msg2646237 date=1218554911]While Europe is getting bigger, we are fighting to get smaller. I wonder who's thinking wrong here.[/quote]This your argument is tired. . . . nobody is against forming economic union with the North. . . . but only AFTER the split. . . . Europe is still getting smaller even in this 21st century, you are here spouting fallacies. . . . when Europe is finished, you will still see Bosnia and Yugoslavia in the same European Union. . . . . even as Britain is part of Europe, a rising minority of Scots are clamouring for Independence. They already have devolution, different laws, different parliament. . . . . . so please stop all this nonsense argument about Africa getting smaller. . . . . it is not by force to live with the sons of Dan Fodio. |
This is pure hypocricy on the part of the West. . . . the same West is shouting for Tibet to be given independence yet when a 'break-away' republic in one of their allies wants to leave, they cry foul. . . . people like Tayo-D buy all this propaganda hook, line and sinker without even examining the issues. . . . .there is a clear double standard when it comes to breaking up countries in Europe and breaking up countries in Africa. . . . . USSR made many mistakes putting the balkans together. . . Be it Kosovo, Montenegro, Croatia, Czech republic, Slovakia, Bosnia etc, they have been breaking themselves up into more cohesive units. . . . ARE THEY THE ONLY ONES WHO WANT TO LIVE IN PEACE?. . . . . . France and Britain made many mistakes in putting African countries together, but they will NEVER allow us to break up. Why? WHY? WHY? WHY? WHY? I am not a conspiracy theorist, nor am I a leftist - but I am also not blind. I see divide and conquer in serious action here. In the history of Africa, only Ethiopia and Eritrea, North and South Rhodesia split - Europe has no interest or colonial history in Ethiopia and Rhodesia was controlled and broken up by Europeans. Let my people go! |
Guys, this issue is being discussed in the foreign affairs section https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-158495.0.html |
darfur:lol. . . . . I didn't say the UN was existent in 1914. . . . I said they have accepted the Berlin constitution into UN law, legitimising it. . . . . hence Nigeria had to give up Bakasssi. |
@ all my Ibo brothers, the drinks are on me. |
[quote author=Tayo-D link=topic=158495.msg2641951#msg2641951 date=1218476427]Russia is definitely an outside party here considering the fact that this is more or less a civil matter of a UN recognized independent nation - Georgia.[/quote]Not really. . . . South Ossetians are ethnic Russians. . . . all this UN convention shit doesn't wash with me I'm afraid. UN convention said that Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo etc were part of Yugoslavia until the people wanted out. . . . . . UN convention also tells me that Las Malvinas aka The Falklands is part of Britain . . . . . but when I look at its position on the globe, I can't help but laugh. . . them wan take person for ode. . . . . . UN convention tells me that Bakassi is part of Cameroun, although the Bakassians chop edikainko like no mans business. . . . UN legitimised the illegitimate Berlin conference of 1914 during the scramble for Africa, causing untold problems like we are witnessing today. . . . . . UN is just a cartel. . . . . . why does UN not try to prevent Scotland from leaving Britain?. . . . . if the country isn't civilised enough to let you leave peacefully, then you must force their hand whether UN like it or not. . . . that is my hope for Nigeria. |
dayokanu:The flying donkeys! O boy, those boys been dey play ball especially Luciano. Manfredini on the left wing, Eriberto on the right. Those boys killed Serie A. That Manfredini sef, where is he originally from? |
What of Donadoni? Rijkaard nko? And Mark Hughes? Desailly is no different. As for Klinsmann, nobody said what he was doing at LA Galaxy. Bobos was just lounging in the Californian sun, probably turning up to LA Galaxy once a month whilst running his media sports company. |
presido1:Steve Staunton, Mark Hughes, Slaven Bilic, Klinsmann, Donadoni, Van Basten, Stoichkov nko? |
lol. Which part of Niger-Delta you dey go? For a small retaining fee, I can offer you safe passage. Infact, I can send some boys on security detail to protect you. |
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presido1:lol . . . . give the guy a break abeg. Did you see how Steven Keshi embarassed us at the ACN in 2006? At least, they respected Oliseh enough to retain him as a columnist for their website. |
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[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=158953.msg2639283#msg2639283 date=1218441938]We get enough coaches abeg. The likes of onigbinde no even get job and you wan add new ones. Make e dey there.[/quote]lol. . . . . . . Oliseh is a well respected pundit on the BBC. . . . . I don't think this club you mentioned is as bad as you make out. Tell us their weekly attendance, then we will know if it is a decent club or not. |
Trust me. Y'all don't want no part of the Argentinians. Forget revenge. We will get slaughtered. Goalkeepers: Oscar Ustari (22) (Getafe, Spain) Sergio Romero (21) (AZ Alkmaar, Netherlands) Defenders: Pablo Zabaleta (23) (Espanyol, Spain) Ezequiel Garay (21) (Real Madrid, Spain) Federico Fazio (21) (Sevilla, Spain) Nicolás Burdisso (24) (Internazionale, Italy) Luciano Monzón (21) (Boca Juniors) Midfielders: Fernando Gago (22) (Real Madrid) Ever Banega (20) (Valencia, Spain) Javier Mascherano (24) (Liverpool, England) Juan Román Riquelme (30) (Boca Juniors) Angel Di María (20) (Benfica, Portugal) José Sosa (23) (Bayern Munich, Germany) Diego Buonanotte (20) (River Plate) Forwards: Lionel Messi (21) (Barcelona, Spain) Ezequiel Lavezzi (23) (Napoli, Italy) Lautaro Acosta (20) (Sevilla, Spain) Sergio Agüero (20) (Atlético de Madrid, Spain) |
Don't worry, we are not the only ones who do such things. Brazilians and Argentinians do it a lot as well. Carlos Tevez used to play with the name Carlos Martinez for his youth side because he did not want them to demand a transfer fee for him when he moved to a bigger club (as his contract would be based on false identity). Martinez is his mother's name. Apparently a lot of South Americans do this. Apparently, Eduardo Da Silva is not Eduardo's real name. Da Silva is his mother's name. I guess that when you have dodgy history, you have to invent nicknames for yourself to stop people tracking you. Thats why Ogbuke call himself Edu .If Ogbuke says Obasi is his surname, why does he have a brother who plays football with the surname Ogbuke? Infact, his brother Felix Obuke uses the wrong spelling of his surname, although Chinedu claims they are friends, not brothers. Dodgy passport! Nsofor 'football' name has always been Victor Obinna. Thats what everyone in Italy called him from day one. There is also a Brailian player called Obinna who plays for Flamengo - and another Braxilian player called Kanu. Steau Bucharest and Colombia goalkeeper Robinson Zapata wears the name 'Rufai' on his shirt. I guess in some tribute to Peter and because he resembles him. Mikel's real name is Michael - he said that Nigerian FA made a mistake when they printed one of his shirts so he decided to stick with the name. Richard Kingson and Laryea Kingston of Ghana are brothers, yet their surname has different spellings. It just goes to show that it is not only Nigerian players with dodgy identity. |
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sherry lo:lol. . . . we will take the coast of Ondo state where our brothers are. . . remember that 85% of Ondo's oil is in the sea. |
Final score: USA 2 - 2 Holland. We need to beat USA to avoid Argentina now. Luckily, Freedy Adu and Michael Bradley are suspended for the Naija game. |
Shit! USA just scored again. 2-1 now. Jozy Altidore. This boy has a big future. Been watching him for some time. This means we definitely have to win our next game. |
YES! - USA just equalised. I want this game to end as a draw cos we need to win the group to avoid Argentina. I would rather face Ivory Coast. |
Mustay:That was an ill series. I bought the box set and couldn't stop watching it. I can't watch the Prison Break set in Yankee. . . .but the one set in Panama was the bomb. |
[quote author=n-guage link=topic=157226.msg2635586#msg2635586 date=1218367818]OUR BIGGEST WEAKNESS IS OUR MIDFIELD! The midfield is basically Ajilore and Kaita. To support the midfielders, defenders leave their positions.[/quote] doyin13:I swear, Eromoigbe and Yakubu Alfa are better than Ajilore and Kaita. God help us if we face Argentina with Mascherano, Gago, Banega, Riquelme et al. |
McKren:He plays for Sparta Rotterdam. He was supposed to sign for Feyenoord but they insisted on doing bone test and he refused. Decent player . . . . but I still haven't forgiven him for that penalty against Messi in WYC. |
All these people saying the North produces this and that. It doesn't phocking matter. Whatever each part cannot produce, they will buy from the World Market. We definitely don't need the North's meagre production of foodstuff and the divorce will be very easy on the South because we will buy whatever we don't produce from Cameroun, Ghana, Cotonou etc. We will even buy from the North (at the same prices we are buying now). At the end of the day, it is not like the North is subsidizing the food they produce. We still pay the same price as we would if we bought from Cameroun. . . .therefore, to hell with them. Do you think Dangote will stop selling us sugar just because we split from them? His sugar will still have to come and compete for our dollars with Cuban and Latin American sugar. Their wheat is no cheaper than European wheat. If they don't sell to us, who would they sell to? Niger and Chad? lol. We are the no 1 consumer society in West Africa. They need us. On the other hand, they would have to pay the full $130.00/barrell of oil as they would on the World Market. We are the ones subsidizing them, not the other way around. This agricultural argument of theirs is an economic fallacy. If they really were that agriculturally strong, they would have buffered Nigeria from the recent rise in the price of soft goods. Economic divorce would be as easy as cutting off a cancer. Infact, within ten years of fragmentation, our agricultural sector will be stronger than theirs. And the middle-belt people will absolutely refuse to go with the North. Just ask Gideon Orkar. |
This goalkeeper and his kicking sef. SiaSia should start the next game with a front three of Ogbuke, Osaze and Anichebe. Anyway, well done to the boys. We should improve as the tournament progresses. |
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but take am easy for UN, by I9I4 the UN was non existent
the UN was established in the mid I940s 
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