Whats up guys ?!

Hey guys. . .lets not get excited yet. . .still a lot of work to be done.

We are currently 10 points of the pace (3 wins & 1 draw - assuming they lose next 4 games) which is massive !

So lets pray Roy & the biys can string together some consistency and take us back to where we rightly belong.

As always :


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dominique:

Congrats to y'all on the 2nd win in a row, you're closing in on the top 4. always had a soft spot for the reds tho i'm not a fan.

Thanks sweetie . . . I always had a soft spot for you myself

Who's this 'v3' closing threads anyhow sef ?? **ttshcsew***

Enough bad belle !

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v3:

Wow 100pages. .sumone please do a new thread. Thanks

New thread ke?

I hope captain fantastic can turn on the style against Chelsea this afternoon.

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As always . . this will be an interim appointment. Once the world cup comes around the mafia in the NFA will look for a foreigner they can pay $5m in 3 months so they can get their share.

Nothing changes in Nigeria,please ask Amodu Shuaibu.

Lets hope for the best tomorrow.

Ganja gyrations

Dear brother (lagosboy),
Kindly accept my condolences & do take heart. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

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I'm sorry I'm picking on this,but I've heard it so many times its getting to me:

krazied:

when i entered boarding school (sent to a junior seminary guess mum thought i was too sturborn)

You didn't 'enter' boarding school. . . .you got admitted into or gained admission .

You're probably Yoruba. . . hence the direct mis-translation. . . . "mo wo boarding school" into English.

Once again sory to pick on this,but its quite relevant. . .cheers 

debosky:

Besides, the league table is deceptive. . . .a single win can take Liverpool to 10th so being in the relegation spots is not really as bad as it sounds.

We shouldn't be at that point my friend. . .don't console us.

bgees:

Thank God we won with a much improved performances. Roy is still the wrong man though.

Did anyone hear he lashed out at Rijkaard because the latter was being linked to his job? this old English fool has lost it. He actions of and on the pitch is something to worry about.

The Hogson guy dey fear,but I still stand by my Christmas 'line in the sand' .

yomitesp:

I would stick with 3 from this list ;- First day in school - My first time having sex and Becoming a parent .
Let´s read your views folks !!!

First sex ko . . .  .first sex ni ! Are you gay or what? How many guys would regard their 1st sexual experience as a rite of passage . . .lol !

One's first car certainly trumps most. . .  

Lagosboy:

Eyan mi just very briefly as i really dont want this polygamy issue drag again. In usul ul fiqh (principles of islamic jurispudence) we have some basic criteria for laws, one of the criteria is what we call ourf (local customs and tradition). Islam respects customs and tradition but there is a condition attached to it which is it that it should not violate any islamic principles. polygamy was arab culture, polygamy is yoruba culture same as african culture , polygamy was european culture, polygamy was jewish culture etc. Islam only regulated it and set out guidance to promote fairness, justice and equity.

My saying polygamy is part of our faith means polygamy is allowed in islam and monogamy as well is allowed. Both monogamy and polygamy has conditions atached to them.

Nice one This clarification is very important,because I see both muslims & christians generally calling out their own cultures and traditions in favour of foreign perceived 'divinely inspired' cultures and tradition.

dayokanu:

A friend was on a Liverpool fan forum when his wife walked in, He quickly switched to a page about erectile dysfuction to save himself the embarrassment

This must be you ,I reckon 

Lagosboy:

Polygamy is part of our faith, it is not compulsory and a matter of choice whoever wants to do it let him and whoever doesn’t want it should not. What we should never do is to subtly discourage it by saying it is an exception without basis.

Is this part of your faith or arab culture ? I will be happy to know how our ancestors dealt with all these issues(divorce ,marriage etc).

We all seem to have relegated our traditions to the background & took on other cultures as ours with the belief its divinely inspired.

I wonder who inspired Yoruba,Igbo,Hausa,Ibibio culture & traditions

zubeyr:

@ lagosboy
My dear bro I didn't choose to drag this argument here my presence on this forum was never to pick up a fight to make you feel insecure or to upstage you but since you start the argument and you were wrong in every steps I taught you would have the decency to man up and accept your mistakes I sense in your posts some attitude arrogance rigidity in the views to you it was only your way or the highway
Your modest knowledge of Islam your incoherence your partial grasping of the core of the issues make me think you need to further your knowledge and vet your sources at first hand your attitude and ego would only confuse and mislead our brothers and sisters in this forum who are new to Islam or those who are still Christians but choose to engage us
My bro I never argued polygamy from an apologitic stance but I wouldn't also deny the fact that some Muslims men make their wives believe that it is compulsory on other hand they still lack to offer them shelter food and maintenance required to keep them as wives
those men whatever they are wolof ,Serer from Senegal Sorai, Bambara from Mali Sarakole ,Mandingo from Gambia Malinke , Fulani from Guinea Hausa ,Kanuri , Yoruba from Nigeria or Temne from sierra leone most of them have fail to implement the view of sharia in that regard
Regarding your polygamous background you still didn't prove me wrong I never said your family or parents were polygamous that why I choose polygamous Background assuming you were Yoruba and as far as I know Yoruba tribe were Polygamous
brother for the record If you read my posts on this forum I always try to bring the direct evidence from the Koran and the Sunnah I never rely on what people say in Public I came from an erudite background I memorized the Koran at age 10 I learned the deen from some reputable scholars
Sir saying that my statement was disrespectful to the Khalifs of the Prophet wasn't true how dare can I ? when I know those 10 Noble Men whom Allah had granted the Paradise already in advance Abu bakr , Omar. ousmane ,Ali, Talha. Zubeyr , Saad ,Said ,Abdurrahmane Ibn Auwf and Ubaydata Ibn Aljarrah
Sir you mixing up think when you think that the aim of the verse of Polygamy was only intended to marry several women without taking in consideration that it was also intended to limit the number of wives ones can marry
sir you mixing up thing again when you were categorical that the prenuptial agreement can't deal with assets because in your mind it is intended only to split the assets in case of divorce which is I agree goes against the teaching of Islam but you forgot that it could deal with the assets if the agreement doesn't contradict the Koran like offering the wife some money or assets as compensation in case of divorce
in this matter I asked you specific questions in my previous post and you still dodge them all
Sir you mixing up thing again when I told you that neither Abu bakr Omar or Ali or the four daughters of the Prophets have been in polygamous Marriage Did I say those Sahabas never had several wives before ? Did because they had several wives before make them polygams ? Did because I had two marriages before one with my ex wife Paula and the second with my current wife zainab did that make me Polygam ? of course not ? why ? because I divorced the first before I married the second
Sir the sad thing that your statement about those Noble Men wasn't true I thought you know it all
Yes you were right when you stated that Abu bakr had three wives and since your answer was incomplete let me give you their names
1- Qutaylah Bint Abd Aluzza
2-Um Ruman Bint Amir Ibn Dahane (Mother of Sayyida Aisha wife of the Prophet PUH )
3-Asma Bint Umeys
You stated that Omar had seven wives which wasn't true actually He married Nine let me give you and the readers their Names just in case :
1-Zainab Bint Mazhun
2-Um kulthum Bint Jarwila
3-Quraybah Bint Abu U mayyah
4-Um Hakim Bint Alharith
5-Jamilah Bint Ashim
6-Atikah
7-UM Kulthum Bint Ali (daughter of Ali Ibn Abu Talib
8 -Luhyah a woman from Yemen mother of Abdul Rahman Ibn Omar
9-Fukayhah daughter Zinab Bint Umar
You stated that Ali had four wives actually He had only two
1-Fatimah Zahra
2-Fatimah Bint Hizam
I will be glad if you come up with the names of two you claimed
or to prove that those Marriages were Polygamous
Sir once again who are you to tell people what to put in their pre nuptial agreement and who are you to call it trivial
last time I checked your were lagos boy not a Scholar or Mufti

Last and not least I hope chakula had waited before he jumps on the bandwagon

Pally take it easy. . . you're rambling. . . .

Is Hogggson going bonkers or what ??

How could he even give the slightest thought to Torres moving to our eternal rivals -MANURE ?

I think he's finally losing the plot !

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oct/20/roy-hodgson-manchester-united-fernando-torres

tkb417:

50milla and add Torres

deal?

Tor wetin ?

You gotta be kidding me.

Rooney for all his skills ,comes across as an accident waiting to happen.

For all you know Rooney may be available on loan in January

^^^^ no probs bro. . . you're cool. Just settle with oloye on time

panalyst:

i actually did my secondary school education there. Adesoye College.

Aje butter. . .

Ileke-Idi . . .that youtube link in your profile made my day !!!!

Thanks a million. , . ah I don miss my country too,too much !

Ileke-IdI:

Make Dayo catch you and you no go fit walk again.

Its usually the 3rd leg that matters at times like these 

mukina2:



sorrry baby . .but you'll always walk with me alone

Ok sweetie ,I promise to always walk with you. . .as long as. . . .

Guys lets keep a level head okay.

Roy is f@#$ing up no doubt. . . the excuse of low quality players isn't a valid one (I doubt anyone can name ONE,just one, player of Blackpool),so it all about the set-up ,motivation and strategy. Which is all Roy's responsibility.

Having said that,he needs some time to either make himself or get the sack,the instability of H&G contributed no doubt,so now they are gone,lets see what will happen .

A loss(or shabby game) to Blackburn at Anfield will likely mark his demise. . . . . .

Stay true my friends

zayhal:

So it's not that most women are ignorant of the pre-nuptial agreement. It's not a generally accepted consensus among scholars so most are trying to avoid what is doubtful.

Which is why you need to get a lawyer

mbulela:

i disagree with this view.
I do not agree with the fundamentals of his religion but he is an admirable muslim, at least on this forum.
If we had more of his type in the world, the war on terror would be easier to win.

Good emphasis on this forum.

National politics is another matter,sentiments play a significant role.

Almost everyone agrees Buhari would probably make a better president than all the  in PDP, however  he has been successfully labelled  (unfairly) as a sharia proponent and thats why it will be very difficult for him to rule Nigeria. .  .ditto Sani Zamfara,Shekarau(a fine gentleman).

Thats the way life goes.

BTW I respect Jarus a lot,just offering my own 2 cents to him.

We are all largely influenced by our beliefs and not having any belief is generally not acceptable in our country.

The concern most non-muslims have is that 'conservative' muslims tend to believe their religion should transverse the moral side to the political,governmental & legal aspects of life. . . .and that is very concerning   

Jarus:

Never say never . . . I agree.
I don't have a problem with grassroots as far as Offa, my community and the largest town in Kwara South, is concerned. We can start from there - state house of rep representing the region, and ride on that to launch a state wide popularity.

Hmmmm. I'm happy you have such lofty ambitions. However you need your Yoruba/secular side to come to the fore more as against the current impression I (& a lot of other NLers)have that you are unrepentantly pro-Muslim(sharia) . 

Na wa !

Jarus:

As regards politics, I cannot rule out throwing my fila in the ring later in the future, but I'll surely not ride on Saraki's back to achieve that.
But for now, let me continue battling this accounting jeje, while I come out to lend my voice to politics on pages of newspapers.

Never say never my friend. In politics there are no permanent friends/enemies. . .

Who dey talk . . . ?

^^^ u wanted me to remove something abt u on a thread in the Islam section.

Anyway no wories. I wish u & all Kwarans a wonderful 8 years with Gbemi.

You never know,if you play your cards right with 'Oloye',you may just be the annointed one in 2019