₦airaland Forum

damieji: The murder did occur nd we are saved for it. But I believe there is no basis for the lawyers case only popularity. Since the death was sanctioned by the prevalent authority.the ceasars representative I.e pontius pilate without his consent the jews could do nothing . More importantly it was a sacrifice jesus was willing to pay. Their crime is just deir ignorance unbelief and false witnessing. I feel sad but am grateful nonetheless for jesus's sacrifice for mankind. Chiefly ME

I speak history; you speak mythical. We definitely don't speak the same language.

Feed me more: Jobless lawyer!

The statute of limitation is not in his law book.

No statute of limitation for murder. Two things though, he will have to prove the victim existed, and that the murder did occur.

collynzo2: ^^^ Congrats you just won Nairaland's most stupid post of the year.

I was expecting a better response than that: like a treatise on Igbo history and notable Igbo warriors of old.

Tadon200: who do you think is the best paid footballer in the world at this moment?
answer:ETO'O. if thats not respect,then what is respect den.
eto'o and obabona are from the continent,no setiment the guy is just a avearage player.

Really? Eto'o had to go to a backwater club owned by a billionaire before he could earn that status. He would never have been so highly paid even during a period he was clearly the best striker in the world.

Wenger's penchant for asking players for trials had cost Arsenal and will continue to. Back in 2000, he also asked one Ibrahimovic to come for trial and was turned down.

Abagworo: I don't know why I seem not to see any wrongs in all these baby business.

How will you see any wrong?

Just hit the the nearest club on Friday and buy ONE bottle of their most expensive Champagne.

[quote author=Juan_De_Dios]The title is NOT misleading. Why? Because it says allegedly! You want to misunderstand that? Go ahead! And an average Nigerians knows what allegedly means.[/quote]Really? You mean the ones quoted below are below average? Maybe we should agree that a lot of dunces are members of Nairaland and that the average Nigerian IQ is indeed below 80.

[quote author=Red_Card]Na wa o. That man wicked sha. No be him wey suppose give the woman belle? Even if na d woman fault, women full na.[/quote]

flybiz08: I really can't believe a sane human being in this modern times of ours would carry out an act like this. Terrible!

slimyem: There are only a few sane human beings in this modern times of ours.

obadiah777: well dayumm. if he wanted a kid that bad why not adopt crase man

clockpause: We are too wicked....God redeem us

3ace: Seeing the title, I was going to say why can't he marry another woman instead of taking the woman's life. But having read the story, the woman should have just let him have his way instead of loosing her life. Some people's threats or warning can't be taking for granted. I know some people like bluffing but some are more wicked than the devil and can go to any length to carry out their threat.

Angelic M: wat a wicked world we live in!

[quote author=SP.Special]What a wicked man. Is it love of the second wife or his barrened woman dat control his brain or what? O lagbara mehn. D info is not even complete.[/quote]

enobong18: The evil that men do... hmmm

How was she delivered without damage to the brain? Caesarian section?

[quote author=A-40]Thiago was not the reason why we lost! Even though he should not have played him as a holding midfielder Thiago still had a good game[/quote]I referred to the game against Barca.

Johnpaul88: Sorry mate, we wouldn't be needing him in Barca any time, because it would mean we are not succeeding and then want to go back to the basis.
But with Martino, we'll build a brand new Barca, where even Pep himself will struggle to fit in.

When Pep got his job at Bayern initially, i wanted him to succeed so as to shame his detractors.

But i don't feel the same now because i have become a detractor too. Thanks to the deceptive manner he used in taking Thiago with him to Bayern. Why would he create a diversion in the press by raining tirades on Barca's top Brass? Why did he chose that time to break his silence, if there was ever need for that?

Pep's return has no bearing on whether or not Barca is failing or succeeding. The door will always remain open. He had done more than enough to earn that status.

Johnpaul88: Was I glad Pep lost his first competitive game? Very!
Because it would mean traitor Thiago also lost.

Mixed feelings for me because I want Pep to succeed at Bayern and shut his detractors up. And then come back to Barca. With Thiago, I forgot to mention but he was always the most likely Bayern player to lose possession just as he always was at Barca.

[quote author=A-40]Are you are a jester? I knew which was why I referenced the Madrid vs Bayern game in the first place![/quote]And what point are you trying to prove by mentioning the mistakes committed by the same referee? Are you rather not making my point for me?

[quote author=A-40]Real got a penalty and Alaba was booked!
...Thank God Viktor Kasai applied common sense at the Allianz![/quote]LMAO. Dude, if only you allowed your horizon to expand a bit, you would have known that the same man you are praising God for applying "common sense" in allowing 3 dubious goals against Barca was the same one that booked Alaba and gave Real that penalty. Apparently he is always at the center of one controversy or the other; so why does he continue to officiate? However you look at it, you will just continue to buttress my point that the Champions League has become a farce.

dayokanu: Since the competition is now a farce why dont you just withdraw from it or why are you participating in a farce

What ever. But have you ever seen anything as shameful as the game between Dortmund and Malaga where 2 clear offside positions were ignored within a single play? Or the consistency in allowing blatantly offiside goals against Barca (against PSG and Bayern Munchen for instance)? This is 2013 and it appears as if football officiating is in a retrogressive state.

Johnpaul88: For my part, i have full confidence in Rosell's Administration. All the decisions they have taken have been the best they could, given the circumstances at hand , even if these decisions have not been good enough.

When too much politics is involved in football, performance suffers. The best example outside of Barca in that regard was Netherlands. We all know they are the biggest underperforming country at the World Cup and their best chance to win was actually at the 1990 WC. And how did they mess it up? Politics. The players wanted Cruyff, Rinus Michels who was in charge of Dutch football took it upon himself to select someone else. And of course they flopped. Arguably the strongest Dutch squad. We are having similar issues.

dayokanu: So the competition has become a farce now ?

In this 90, Barca was the whipping boy of everyone.

Just a Milan win and Barca was a whipping boy? How many times did Bayern win in the 90s?

Johnpaul88: What's ur business with their politics? It's not as if you 're hearing this sort of things for the first time.

But Laporta is saying the truth. I have zero confidence in this Rosell dude. He doesn't inspire me. He has politicized Barca way too much and the issue he even has with Guardiola is no more than the fact that Guardiola was from the La Porta legacy.

[quote author=A-40]Lol I can't believe you brought up the 3rd goal when Robben was clearly ahead of Alba![/quote]So Robben being ahead of Alba and Alba being 2 steps away chasing Robben is blocked off and it is not a foul? Dd you ever play football sir? Right, controversial calls SOMETIMES favor Barca but you can disregard the BLATANT calls. Anyway I don talk myyone; The Champions League has become a farce and is no longer like the competition of the 90s. It is now VERY political. I won't bother myself with it anymore.

[quote author=A-40]Jowo help from who?[/quote]*wink* *wink* I could almost swear I saw the ref turn his back at the very moment Muller blocked off (body checked) Jodi Alba for the "3rd goal" (and in case you are not aware, this is a blatant foul in the game of football and no referee CAN EVER miss it). Disgraceful. I already decided I won't bother watching the Champions League this season. The only difference between it and the scandal in Nigeria was the huge scoreline.

On Messi, it was all Guardiola's making. He built a strong team and he immediately started destroying the team. He is a young manager and hopefully has learnt his lessons. But he left a broken team that was not even as strong as when he took over from Rijkaard when he exited Barca.

dayokanu: Show us evidence that Messi didnt play 90minutes

or who did Ribery dribble for the clip below in the 71st


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mfQQhm6Als

He strained his hamstring muscle in the first half taking a shot and there was doubt he would even play the second half. He did stay on but he was pretty much done.

Anyway, once again Josef Heynckes had to retire on a high; he had to get it any which way (with a little help here n there *wink* *wink*). You guys have Guardiola right now unfortunately. Otherwise it would not have been so complicated to put you in your place.

Oh by the way, that must be the video that got deluded Bayern fans talking about Ribery being better than Messi. In their dreams that is.

Afam4eva: https://s5.postimg.org/m77buatc7/EKITI_STATE_UNIVERSITY_Ogunleye_Ikeoluwa_Nifemi.jpg

Woww...wonderful...I likes...she definitely flies after 12 midnight.

dayokanu: https://sphotos-b-atl.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/992809_10151610948532946_458056427_n.png


When FC Bayern München beat FC Barcelona in Tuesday's preseason match,

it marked the first time in FIVE YEARS that Barca lost the possession battle:

Yay! Bayern Munchen first team beat Barca 3rd TEAM in the possession department. Congratulations!

dayokanu: In April Bayern beat a team with Messi 4-0

In case your memory isn't long enough, Messi only played the first half and it was just 1-0 at that point. But now you speak as if he was on the entire match?

LOL. Yam with oil.

HNosegbe: The OFFENDER is a Nigerian.

LOL. Logic is foreign to her. You better not waste your time.

For those who don't understand, the law on which you are judged apply to where you committed the act (or continue to commit the act). Will you then say, because the use of Marijuana is allowed in California, then a Californian can go to Malaysia to go smoke Marijuana? You go know how far na...

[quote author=9ja_i_hail2]Same way he checked the legality of his actions before going to court to challenge jang faction of NGF. Now who is asking for case to be withdraw. Do i need to tell you that fash is a failed SAN?[/quote]So to seek to withdraw a case means it has been deemed illegal? I can't quite catch your flow...break it down to me slowly.

freecocoa: You obviously don't have anything but saw dust in your brain box.

And what you do have in yours, donkey? See, I was even trying to be civil with you. You are too stup!d to see when you are being thrown a lifeline. Dumbo.

solomon111: why am i not surprised.
You are a product of awo forced education.

Yes indeed you should be very surprised that your FATHER cannot read and write. Send him over for education; and when he's done, I will personally see to it he is deported to the same bush where you are typing gibberish from.

remark D: If you don't mind that I answer... I am sure he knows (or can find out) what the law is.... but he has gotten away with it before and is probably why he has done it again.

I recall that he actually denied it last time, saying he knew nothing about it.
He couldn't even man up to accept and take responsibility for his actions as the head of the LASG.

Do you know it was Anambra that took those non-Anambara indigenes and took care of them as far as I know... even some Yoruba destitutes... why would he send a whole buncha destittues to a state not theris?

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Is it so difficult to prove that he did it?

Let me hint you: the legality of his actions are hinged on the same colonial laws that still remain in our statutes and that allow the Nigerian Police Force to arrest people for "wandering". Once we are ready to be a serious nation, we need to start digging into our statutes and repudiating the obnoxious laws.