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Treasure17:
Congratulations to him. He should come to Arsenal abeg and help us win the Champions league.

That would be great if he can be hired!

Kenochi:
I read the article and there is a lot of truth in what was said,I will not bother to bore anybody with my analysis but rather speak on my suggestions to this rising food crises which if not tackled quickly can lead to unrest

I suggest the following measures to be adopted in the short term
1) Importation of food stuff (1 to 12 months)
The Federal Government must open the borders for food to be brought in,staple food like rice,beans and wheat should be brought in quickly
Also Vegetable Oil and possibly frozen chicken and fish should be have tariffs removed
People need to eat and they don't care where it comes from

2) Middle term (1 to 18 months)
The Federal Government should work with stakeholders including state governments,private sector and agricultural and aquaculture cooperatives to secure farmlands from non state actors like bandits and Herdsmen

Allow people to know that they are secured and that they would not be at the mercy of this criminals
This will allow continous sowing and harvesting to be going on all year round

3) Long term
This is where the States and Local Govt have a role to play,they must produce plans and roadmaps for their people
The federal government cannot produce food,it is the job of the states and Local Govt,Land which is material in Agriculture is vested in the states and Local Govt.
Let each state who are willing carve out arable land for interested participants, provide Infrastructure for the farmlands and approach the federal government for low interest rate
Also, individuals should be encouraged to grow food in spaces available to them
My mantra is Buy some, Grow some

People are getting fed up and the time for stories are over,we need an Operation Feed the people now

I quite agree with most of your suggestions. Hope those concerned would heed ti this advice and act promptly!

[color=#000099][/color]Real Madrid should win easily.

God rest her soul and comfort the family.

Empiree:
this is what I supported before for valid reasons but there is a problem.

First, the people that are calling for a two state solution are not sincere. They said they want two state solution but at the same time, they vetoed Palestinian statehood at the UN.

Second, they said they want two state solution but they continue to allow Israeli settlement to build up on future Palestine lands which are West Bank and East Jerusalem. They are populated by Israeli settlers who came from America and Europe. If they truly want two state solution along 1967 borders, they would not allow foreigners to keep settling in West Bank and East Jerusalem. As matter of fact, I just read today that Israeli supreme court evicted Palestinians family from East Jerusalem and they moved in some Israelis from other countries to move there.


Third, Israelis and Israeli govt don't want state of Palestine because they believe that God gave them the land 3000 years ago according to their beliefs but the reality is they are Europeans.


Fourth, the two state solution does not allow the Palestinians right of return. This means according to UN charter, it says Palestinians have right to return to their homes where they were expelled from in 1948. They still have the keys to their homes but the place is now Israel. If they go there Israel will kill them.


Fifth, 10 years ago or more when Benjamin Natanyahu was PM, he said at the time that the only way he could allow Palestinian state is to have a disarmed Palestine, that Palestine will not have army, navy etc. They will not control their own airspace, airport, seaports, water and electricity. That all these will be controlled by Israel. Does this make sense?. It means he doesn't want Palestine as a state. This is why they killed their former PM, Yitzhak Robin in 1995 because he supported to create state of Palestine.

Because of this Jewish extremists assassinated him. Guess who was the far right extremist leader then that engineered the assassination?. It was Benjamin Neyanyahu. After Yitzhak Robin died in 1995, Benjamin Neyanyahu became PM in 1996

So there is nothing serious about the two state solution. Two state solution may lead to civil war because all those Israelis that have already occupied future Palestine State will not move in peace. They will cause lots of blood shed which we are already seeing.. They bombed Palestinian homes in the west Bank with the help of IDF.

Other possible option is one state solution which means there is equal rights from the river to the sea but Israel doesn't want this either. Israel wants Jewish supremacy and apartheid state. That is, no equal rights. Jews should be treated with superiority and top class citizens while Palestinians are treated like garbage.

Two state solution, if it is possible at all will only be temporarily. The only way the West will support a two state solution is if they can control Palestine like they control all other countries. Otherwise they will continue to give lip service.

Kudos to you for your indepth historical analysis! I really appreciate. Let us wait and watch as events unfold. But my sympathy is for the people of Palestine.

Cost of governance has to be reduced for government to afford such huge wages being demanded by Labour.

Fame and money misled her!

Hope the additional income would not be frittered away by those in charge.

The right way to go if it's true!

The real Goat! Nothing more for him to prove!

A two-state nation is the permanent solution to this bloody conflict!

VinnyBaba:
Guardolia deserves NOTHING.

Couldn't beat Chelsea home and Away.
Couldn't beat Liverpool home and Away.
Couldn't beat Arsenal home and Away.
Lost to Man Utd in the FA cup final.

Either Arteta or Unai Emery of Aston Villa deserves it.

You've spoken very well and reasonably too!

A really heavy punch for Atiku in the jaw!

But you should have make sure of your facts before making such a weighty allegation! Anyway you're forgiven and be careful next time.

Babanah:
Sanusi’s father was never an Emir. He was a diplomat and ambassador. Rather his grandfather was Emir.

Thanks for the information!

The place was too congested for the safety of their building, most of them were uñproductive.

Hmmmmm.

Racoon:
This is totally untrue. An operator of a heavy duty equipment like crane can't just fly out of the crane cabin to his or her death like the Chinese company is telling the world.

They're onviously telling lies! How can a crane driver slept on duty? Police should make a thourough investigations on the incident and bring those culpable to justice.

BOFREJO:
Sir Kelechi Decca writes on the animosity bet[quote author=Roland17 post=130034094]West ham pull one back

Roland17:
West ham pull one back

ween Arsenal and Spurs.



An interesting read!!!


My son, the level of repugnance between Arsenal fans and Tottenham Hotspurs is like no other rivalry in football history anywhere in the world.

Though we have the “eternal enemies derby’ between Olympiacos and Panathinaikos, but the one between these two North London clubs is beyond that.

It is even above other strong derby rivalries like the Derbi Madrileno between Real and Athletico, the Paulista Derby between Corinthians and Palmeiras, the Old Firm Derby between Rangers and Celtic, the Derby Della Madonnina Milan between AC Milan and Inter Milan, the Kitalararasi Derbi between Fernerbache and Galatasaray, the Merseyside Derby between Liverpool and Everton or the Manchester Derby. None of these derbies are as antagonistic, disrelish and odious as the North London derby.

Why it is so and what led to that, he asked.

My son, this resentment started over a hundred years ago, specifically, 111 years ago in 1913 when Arsenal (then known as Woolwich Arsenal) carry their wahala from the Manor Ground, Plumstead to Highbury, just by the doorstep of Tottenham.

Tottenham and their fans considered this move as an invasion of privacy. They did not like that closeness because they believed it would split their fan base, and also put them in a very uncomfortable position. And they protested vehemently against it adding that Arsenal did not come in peace.

Arsenal was originally a southern England club, and it was the first from the south to join the Football League in 1893. Before the relocation of Woolwich Arsenal to North London, the entire territory belonged to Tottenham and Tottenham's early success in the league and popularity amongst regional supporters made the region undisputedly theirs.

The resentment over Arsenal's move to North London has led to Spurs fans continually referring to Arsenal as being from Woolwich to stress that Arsenal were from South London.

Till date, Spurs fans have regarded Arsenal as usurpers. And as far as the original North Londoners are concerned, the invaders are an uninvited nuisance that has no right to be there.

Events after the 1st World War led to the deepening of the enmity between the two rival clubs. After the war, the Football League decided to expand the first division from 20 clubs to 22. However, Arsenal finished fifth in the second division in the last season before the war.

Due to the influence of their ownership, they got the management of the League to pick the top two second division sides to join the 1st Division, and a vote should take place to determine whether or not another second division side should move up with them.

So against the protestations of other clubs that the third place organization from the second division should be promoted, The League bought Arsenal’s idea, and boom, the fifth best club in the second division was promoted to the top tier.

That singular decision in 1919 is one Tottenham fans have held against Arsenal accusing them of financially inducing the leadership of the League for the abracadabra that led to their promotion as they insist Arsenal never earned their right to play in the 1st Division. Interestingly, since that time Arsenal has never been relegated since that vote.

And as if to confirm their fears, in 1919 when Arsenal were unexpectedly promoted to the First Division, taking a place that Tottenham believed should be theirs.

They Kicked Spurs out of the 1st Division as one club from the top tier had to be relegated to accommodate the divisional restructuring. This rubbing pepper into injury deepened the rancor to eternal enmity levels that still festers till date.

Another injury to the bone marrow was in the 1927-28 season, Arsenal was comfortably a mid-table club while Spurs was fighting relegation battle. Then Arsenal did the unthinkable, they lost two matches at the end of the season to give Burnley and Portsmouth an edge over Spurs in the final tally, leaving Tottenham to relegation once again as the second-to-last club in the division.

So those of you too young to know when the seed of what happened few days ago at White Hart Lane was sown should listen to elders like us. That unsportsmanship display by Arsenal in 1928 nearly pushed Spurs into oblivion as they couldn’t crawl their way back to the 1st Division for five seasons.

Another development that infuriated Spurs was when Arsenal played their games at White Hart Lane because the government took over Highbury Stadium for use as an air raid precautions facility during the 2nd World War, so Arsenal used Spurs ground for their home games.

It's one thing to consistently finish above your local rivals (whose territory you stole) in the league (which you never earned the right to play in), and it's another thing entirely to shove that fact into the faces of Spurs fans—after scheming to kick them out of the league twice and then using their facilities during difficult war times.

Then the Sol Campbell affair reignited that hatred opening up old wounds that have refused to heal...

So while all these were happening where was your club Chelsea, he asked.

Chelsea is too big to engage in children's games of "irunye aka n’ike shie n’ imi"[/quote]Hmmmmm! What an historical revelation!

[color=#006600][/color]Give us this day oh God! Up Gunners!

God shall give us this day! Up Gunners!

[color=#006600][/color]God give us this day to jubilate! Up Gunners!

iamoyindamola:
Another angle

You see am, if we had beaten villa all these won't have happen

That defeat is causing all this headaches and needless permutations!

A right step in the right direction!

Sheuns:
Nigerian governors and bossing LGA chairmen around. I blame the constitution that gives the state governors authority to conduct LGA elections.

I wonder why INEC is not given the responsibility to conduct elections for all tiers of government.

Yes! The constitution should be discarded. Its full of archaic provisions that impede progress. We urgently need a new one for the country to develop.

This man has spoken the bitter truth again!

Hmmmmmm.

The United States should not Veto this resolution!

Hmmmmmmm!