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ritchboy:see your life. how can you be disgracing yourself like that in public? |
Cougar:i would have thought giving Pogba and Ajose the play time that Bebe has gotten would have been a better experiment. |
duduspace:Bebe is bad but he is still better than Carlos Vela. |
Well done, Park. That pass from Fletcher for the 1st goal was worth the 90 mins. |
my cousin is a close friend of one of such kids. He was yabbing the gal(guy) about his father's looting tendencies. The girl (boy) shot back, "before nko, if it is your father would he do any different?Please leave all this talk and let's go have a drink" |
“The problem is: everywhere in this country, there is one Hausa, Ibo, Yoruba and Itshekiri man whose concern is how to get his hands on the pile and how much he can steal. Whether it is in the military or in the civilian government, they seat down, they eat together. In fact, the constitution says there must be a minister from every state. “So, anybody that is still preaching that the problem of Nigeria is Yoruba or Hausa or Fulani, he does not love Nigeria. The problem with Nigeria is that a group of people from each and every ethnic tribe is very selfish i might not agree with parts of his argument but the part shown above resonates with me exceedingly. so far, our problem has been one of leadership and it knows no ethnic boundaries. whether you support the status quo or you are a supporter of the break up of the entity called Nigeria, you must acknowledge that thieves masquerading as leaders is a problem that permeates down to even our LGAs.It is not an ethnic thing. |
okunoba:I was nodding in agreement until i got to the highlighted phrase. The Niger Delta militancy is plain criminality and banditry that is being fed by a state that lacks the moral and political will to address it. |
naijaking1:don't tell me you have joined the ethnic jingoists train? |
I am not a fan of onyeka but i think she should have ignored this girl. The girl is a glory hunter seeking for attention. I wonder how these sorts are called journalists? the standard has so falling that it is appalling. This response will not achieve much but only serve her insatiable hunger for attention. Her (Azuka) write up or articles are so unprofessional and do not warrant the attention of any serious person. |
aspabay:In your small mind, you are sounding intelligent? You really are pathetic. oweniwe:The laziness of super-moderators on this forum will be its death. Goldmann:The story just confirms the futility of modern life and the soulless nature of capitalism in the 21st century. The pursuit of money for the sake of it and at the expense of everything else. |
two bad options. but i will go for Siasia as the lesser of two evils. I have heard Keshi talk several times and his tactical discussions do not inspire confidence at all. |
IBB e no go better for you. You have come again ![]() |
Ferguson reported more bad news when asked whether Owen Hargreaves was improving. "I can't see it, no. He was making very good progress but he seems to have stalled a bit and he's back with the physios now." |
Emperoh:I jump am pass. It is not our portion. |
[quote author=Kilode?! link=topic=538058.msg7019392#msg7019392 date=1288113494]I doubt your "love" for Arik, are you sure you are not working for one of their competitors? If you are the Publicist Arik Air Hired to do damage control on NL, You've only succeded in confirming the allegations made by their customers. Arik should demand their money back from you. Your post is not just condescending, it is also dumb and uncouth, just like the image of Arik that had been painted by their customers on this thread. . . Fail![/quote]I am surprised that anyone takes this Opribo guy serious. I think he is just seeking attention. The only reason why anyone would fly internationally is if you find yourself with excess luggage you cannot afford to pay for (the luggage allowance is very generous but i can't even be swayed by that). Only then can i listen to your sorry story afterwards. My folks got a return ticket from london and after using one leg of it, were wishing they could resell the remaining leg or even give it out for free. It was that bad. I will never fly them internationally, no matter what. An international flight should not be endured, not even as an economy class passenger. Like i said earlier, locally there are no better alternatives and we have to manage them. Internationally, i will never take the risk. |
I will check d info again,i think it was 130k euros. |
tkb417:quick one; O'Shea or Rooney? PLEASE PICK ONE OF THE ABOVE. ![]() |
tkb417:Informed sources say he was asking for (and got it from Real) 100 thousand Euros weekly. United felt it was not feasible for them. Remember the transfer fee was not too high? |
I have not traveled as much as some but on my few trip, i have never had an issue in planes or airports. I just stick to the rules, keep to luggage restrictions or have the cash or card to pay for excess, boards on time, check in on time, answer questions appropriately without always seeking for conspiracies, little stuff like those. In foreign countries, it is a different issue but i am relatively thick skinned about racism. I still believe that it is an act if ignorance and i give foreigners a chance before they prove otherwise. Afterall, even blacks can be racists. |
creamyswit:I doubt you will find many people who agree with you. Arik is worse than people are making it. The problem is that their are no better alternatives. considering the state of the roads in the country, we are caught between the devil and the deep blue sea. |
of what relevance is this? You can call him whatever you which as long as he does not mislead you. |
it is okay, as long as you are not over 12 years old. Anything above that age, you need help. |
It is related. Michel Zen-Ruffinen is reeling off the list of those in the exec committee that can be bought over. Those are Adamu's colleagues, he is in good company. |
Former Fifa official caught on camera in World Cup votes bribe scandal FIFA president Sepp Blatter fell out with Zen-Ruffinen after the latter, then secretary general, had accused the organisation of financial mismanagement. Photograph: Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images Michel Zen-Ruffinen, a former secretary general of Fifa, has said he can identify Fifa executive members who are willing to be bribed to buy their votes for the World Cups in 2018 (for which England is bidding) and 2022. The latest allegations in the cash for votes scandal come from a Sunday Times report which says Zen-Ruffinen was caught on camera going through a list of Fifa executive members, saying how much their votes would cost, and describing one of them "as the biggest gangster on earth". Zen-Ruffinen added that the Spain/Portugal bid to host the World Cup has struck a deal with Qatar to exchange votes, which will have implications for England's 2018 bid, although Qatar have angrily denied the allegations. "People expect a battle between Russia and England but they are very much disturbed by the alliance with Qatar, because if Spain start with seven, which nobody was expecting , that's a real alliance. It's bound, tacked with a nice ribbon and that's really problematic. This is the most problematic thing. And I was informed about it last week. And this is not just a rumour. That's a fact." Zen-Ruffinen, a 51-year-old lawyer who worked for 16 years at football's world governing body and was regarded as the Fifa president Sepp Blatter's protégé before falling out with him, named two Fifa members whom he maintained would be susceptible to financial inducements, and a third whom he described as "the guy you can have with ladies and not money , " He described a fourth member as "the biggest gangster you will find on earth", whose vote would cost "a minimum of half a million (dollars)." Zen-Ruffinen said later that he had only been recounting "well-known rumours." It also emerged that Spain may have secured another vote through Reynald Temarii, the Fifa executive committee member for Oceania, according to a statement by Ahongalu Fusimalohi, another member of the Oceania executive committee. "Oceania have indirectly said they will support England," Fusimalhi said. "But they are not." Asked who they were supporting, he replied: "Spain." http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oct/24/fifa-alleged-bribes-voting-world-cup |
Gbawe:me i no reach your level. That high chief short changed me and since he came out from custody he has changed his mobile number. tell him to pay me my complete money if he expects me to ramp up my sychophancy. If you, Gbawe have been paid in full, then much more is expected from you on this site. Begin to defend the indefensible, after all you have sold your soul. ![]() |
Gbawe:Yes we are on our way. Please tell Mr. Dokpesi that we will only collect cash. $ and Pound sterling. No cheque please. See you soon. |
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