₦airaland Forum

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Keep it coming. So are we playing 4-1-3-2 or 4-3-3 as you were speculating?

Like I told you before, you guys share border with them . . . or do you want us to march through your land to attack them? Man for man, we are strong enough to deal with them. All we need you to do is stand back and grant us safe passage because you are a physical buffer between us and them, that is all. Your physical location is what determines your importance, not because you are good fighters. We all know you are not. . . . oya, I dey joke O, don't take it serious.

Babalaw0:
I am a Yoruba man _{to the core} but will still not support secession plan right now because every secession bid calls for careful planning and comprehensive contingency plans. The Yorubas have prided themselves as the most educated in Nigeria, you won't expect such tribe to rush into secession bid without proper planning. End result will be fatal failure!

Educated or not, you have no collective strategy so your education does not count in this situation. . . . the Fulanis are the most uneducated yet they hold power cos they have collective strategy.

Babalaw0:
By the way, concrete plans are already being made, we are only waiting for its maturity and at the right time with zero impact on the people and environment. _{And, I didn't tell you this!}

Please elaborate further . . . . ._{man, stop pulling my leg. . . . yeah right!}

As a member of an ethnic minority tribe, let me just say that 2008 is not 1966. If the Ibos and/or Yorubas call for a split now, we will back them to the hilt. Also, we would not have any problems living under one country with any of our Southern brothers. . . . . as long as the constitution is right on regional derivation and a clause is inserted that any region could pull out of Nigeria if the constitution is changed. . . . the constitution must also not be changed except by national consent and regional voting as is done in Europe.

The quote had nothing to do with Mourinho. . . only the Mourinho-ites would relate it to Mourinho because that is the only thing on their mind. . . . . infact, they will never accept any other manager but Mourinho and until Mourinho returns to SB, they will not be satisfied. . . . . I posted the link there because me and Nateevs were disussing formations and tactics and the link highlights some of the formations and philosophies that Scolari may seek to employ this season.

No we cannot . . . . it is you guys who share a border with them and you can only harm them through Yorubaland so the fate of Nigeria lies in Yoruba hands. . . . that is why they pacified you in 1999 with OBJ. . . . they would never pacify any other group like that except for the Ijaws (for oil reasons). . . .apart from these two groups, the Fulanis do not give a flying monkeys about anyone else in Naija.

Uby40:
MEET CHELSEA WONDER KID

DI SANTO

THIS IS SOME ONE THAT WAS DEEMED NOT FIT TO WEAR THE BLUE JERSEY BY EX CFOACH GRANT.
NOW HE GO ON THE SCORE SHEET,AND HAS BEEN SO IMPRESIVE IN TRAINING SINCE THE ARRIVAL OF SCOLARI

Please give us the link that says that Di Santo has impressed Scolari in training so we can learn more about the kid and his qualities.

Why are you giving excuse of the Isokos, Itsekiris, Ogonis, Kalabaris, Ikwerres, Binis, Ishans, Tivs, Nupes, Igalas and other minor groups as a reason for Nigeria staying together? Have you ever interviewed an Ikwerre man to know his views on the Nigeria project? I assure you 90% of the Ikwerres are in support of the Ibo view on seccession. I lived in Ikwerre land for extended periods in PH. Even as we speak, the Tivs are locked in an independence struggle. All this talk is excuses excuses. I have met people from almost all the tribes you have mentioned and none of them want to carry on this false relationship with the Hausa/Fulani. Ikwerre's are pseudo-Ibo's. Ogonis have absolutely no time for the Hausas. Kalabari's are Ijaw. Ishans are fully with the Niger-Delta as are the Itsekiris. The only tribes that may be negatively affected by a split are some of the middle belt tribes - and trust me, they will gladly join the South if given a choice. So please, Yoruba people, get your act together so we can cut these parasites off.

Na me o.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article4393482.ece

[center]Luiz Felipe Scolari: I'm no José Mourinho and Chelsea will attack[/center]

Scolari also promised to provide more exciting football for the Chelsea fans - and, more important, Roman Abramovich - this season, a crucial aspect of his job description that Mourinho failed to fulfil. “I think we will be more adventurous and attacking, or at least I will try to be,” Scolari said. “But I don’t know. I will answer in June 2009.”

Scolari’s words were given immediate support by Salomon Kalou, Chelsea’s Ivory Coast striker, who said that there has been a significant change in the team’s style of play, at least on the training ground. Unlike Mourinho and Grant, Scolari appears committed to the idea of playing two centre forwards, supported by one holding midfield player and three with attacking licence, as well as asking the full backs to provide width in attack.

“The manager wants to play an attacking game, which is exciting,” Kalou said. “Last year it was more about teamwork, being defensive, not conceding goals and trying to score one, but this year it will be different. We were too cautious last season. There were some games when we were waiting and waiting and didn’t take our chances.

“Grant didn’t really change anything, but you can see from the players Scolari’s taken that things are going to be different. We’ve never played this way before, with Deco, Essien and Lampard, without wingers. It’s the first time since I’ve been at Chelsea we played with four midfield players and two strikers. The difference this season is that every player tries to attack.”

Queenisha:
Take a look at these pictures taken in 1935 from the archives of a university

These look like Yam storage houses, not pyramids

They are barely double the size of the woman standing there and they are not in homage to any dead person or God.

There is nothing Egyptian about the Ibo. We were born here and we will die here in West Africa. Firstly, we do not have desert features. We have wide nose and squat broad shoulders. If the Ibo were in Egypt and Egypt was invaded, they would settle in Sudan. Nobody from desert regions comes down to settle in tropical forests. The black people of Egypt are still there in Kush, Sudan. Many people all over the world worship The Sun God aka Nimrod, from Babylon to Iceland to South America, so it is not unique to the Ibo. If you want to look at pyramid structures, the Inca, Aztecs and Mayans have a lot more in common with the ancient Egyptians, even having their own pyramids and worshipping The Sun God as their one and only God.

However, I have a question - why are some Ibo fair skinned?

lol. This guy is is funny. Yes Mr IBB, those were the freeest elections ever in Africa - so why did you cancel it and what was your excuse for cancelling it. If I remember correctly, your reason for cancelling it was because you said it was rigged and unfair. You are a funny man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21OH0wlkfbc

So how come una no sabi build pyramid again?

Muntari is gone.

O boy, Yankee is trying when it comes to giving opportunities to blacks and so is UK. Their governments constantly throw grants and funding at social schemes to improve the lives of black folk. Unfortunately, a lot of black folk do not see this and always think the Government is against them. I believe that a black man with any drive and focus will succeed in Yankee or UK. All those complaining about USA should go and see their black counterparts in Brazil, Latin America, Germany etc