₦airaland Forum

Marlvin:
Sentiments always becloud sense of reasoning in politics, tell you what ; If our political leaders are to be always a lot
of political merchants, they will supply any
demand we may create. All we have to do is
to establish a steady demand for good
government.

Vikings007:
My previous comment wasn't an hunch either . You see, I follow Your games like someone looking for fuel . All Your over 2.5s & I mean all(12) including the first one that casted were all in the top 5 over 2.5s goals for each day 'statistically'. All except for the one of yesterday(I didn't stake). Sometimes the bookies just use odds to scam us.

More greens to Your elbows sire.

PS: kindly attach a link to vote for lanicky, cos I cnt find any.

coldsummer:
Because

Our

Minds

Are backward and we hate to allow our minds grow....


We like to remain stagnant


Bitter truth

Park01:
u also have my support lanicky

Tallysmallz:
And here comes the NL's finest, Lanicky!!!

You land graciously with a very brilliant post to top it all


Go to the 1st page love, there's a poll there.....

Thank you.

Marlvin:
One can't help but wonder if this contest is actually miss 'Nairaland' or miss 'Romance section'



If you lot will take interest in real politics with such enthusiasm like this, the Nation will experience a drastic change of affairs as regards political matters.

You keep generalising. Saving money is not a guarantee that the state of Nigerian health system won't empty your accounts. You can insult my family, but Nigerians know what they are going through. Why don't you wait till you get into distress and observe how many family and friends would support you

JoeBlocks:
Lanicky:

Must he be signed to any great club? For him to know how to manage his money?

You should do a run in check to know how much he was paid when he signed for Grasshoppers, instead of jumping to conclusions.

What about them? Didn't you see where I said professors have free medical health care from their various teaching hospitals? Stop throwing stones in waters just to make a point.

The professor who ran into financial distress didn't save for a rainy day, I thought I made that known to you? Also the one who was wrong operated upon should have sued the hospital, its that simple. Once again, stop throwing stones in waters just to make a point. And also, how can you use the instance of just two professors to two your conclusion. Generalization has always been your best friend.

Which nonsense generalization are you yapping about? What happened to reaching out to people, family, friends, well wishers and the likes? Blaming his predicament on poor healthcare is like saying Nigeria is rich, yet poor.

I suppose your parents have lost everything? As well as your family and relatives? Like hell what are you even saying? How old are you? I know just how much people loose, yet they get up and work, not lay low and complain. Awolowo once said, "the strength of a man isn't determine by how many times he falls, but by how many times he rises up, each time he falls".

I don't appreciate a person soliciting for cheap votes when I'm engaging in a debate with that person, when you first quoted me, nothing of this was even there, then for reasons best known to you, you decided to add it.

Just so you know, I will not vote for you, I don't waste my vote on individuals who can't see what's even in front of them.

Have a nice day.

[quote author=JoeBlocks post=45064893]And in playing for just five years, did you bother to further your research to know just how much he earned throughout the period he played active football?

The link you posted mainly talk about players playing abroad and players playing at home.

thenationonlineng.net/tears-for-half-blind-opabunmi/


I'm sure you'll see in the link above that he played abroad, and that mean higher currency...

Or you don't know an average professor in Nigeria has free medical service in the university he teaches? Provided that university has a teaching hospital right?

No doubt, but if he had been prudent, he would have found his calling and perhaps, he wouldn't have found himself in this present condition.

Yes, an average earner can loose everything if he fails to plan for his future. That much is a fact. Whoever is putting hopes and aspiration on nigerian healthcare service is living in a dream world and plotting his own downfall.

Are you intentionally looking for my trouble? Why this? I thought we're having a debate here? If that is your intention be sure to know that you'll leave here scared and bare faced naked!.

quote author=JoeBlocks post=45060480]Really? How do you know this?

How long did he play, and when did he start playing football?

An average professor will always save for a rainy day. That's why he's a professor, not a footballer.

If that footballer didn't invest his money rightly, whose fault is it, me or him?

Ibime
Opabunmi never made millions.

The most he made in his career is £1k a week which barely puts roof over your head in Switzerland.

He lost all his money through various eye operations due to not having insurance.

Wayodude
If Femi only played for 3SC, Grasshoppers of Zurich and Chamois Niort then he NEVER made any more money than a bank teller would in a place like London.

Other players should take note, learn from his experience help him in anyway they can. The weird part of this episode is I cannot remember a single player in that team that was not in their mid to late 20's at the very least! The 2001 U-17 team was by far the oldest team ever to represent Nigeria in any age grade for that matter. I remember very well Victor Brown the main striker and Karimu Shuaibu i think he was the no. 7 who always wore red boots.

Shuaibu had played for Bendel Insurance for many seasons before turning up as under 17 in this tournament. I remember when he tackled a Japanese player (Note: the entire japanese team was made up of secondary school boys) and the boy fell down in a heap and started crying before the camera moved away from him. No be today sha...

Good luck Femi, i wish you the best.

JoeBlocks:
Insurance, good health system Come on men! Did you ask yourself what he did with all the money he was paid when he played football actively?

Sentiment, I beseech thee to do away with.

rheether:
Why do you want to be miss nairaland?

MrCork:
..ok show me a 2 pictures of yor nyansh form 6 angle...let me check!

kinglee1:
okay okay.. you just won yourself a great loyalist.... let me know when voting starts.

metalgear:
Something to point out for you to understand - I never said I don't have time for my kids. All I said was we go to work and class everyday and we drop them off at the nanny's, something most working family couples do. I stay at home most weekends and take them out. Fridays my wife and I don't work and we spend time with them at home.

Sunexy:
She just be like full turkey for thanksgiving

kinglee1:
That one.... ngbo LANICKY, you want make I vote for you?

LOVEGINO:
New government, new terrorist group. May God give Nigerians the strength to contain the baggars!

adorablepepple:
My God is bigger than them all.very soon His wrath will visit all the enemies of this entity called Nigeria.

sucobaba:
Hi sweet petite, how are you today?

nubian999:

ESIXLOVE:

Did I hear you say whatsapp group for lanicky's supporters!

SOBSISRAEL:
LANICKY. PLEASE ADD ME TO OUR TEAMLANICKY WHATSAPP GROUP. 07037954874. got some ideas

BreadandBeans:
Seconded

Lanicky, oya chop small akara jo