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Politics › Re: Ahmad Sani Yerima Disgraces Nigeria -BBC Report (example child bride pic posted) by mbulela: 6:14am On Apr 29, 2010
shesi:
dont be ridiculous.

how can a 13 yr old be a trained medical doctor?

for me, if the story has appeared on BBC, it has merit. cus BBC in particular is very careful about publishing such stories. If it were CNN or Fox or something like that, you might have a case.

Lets not mince words when it comes to evil actions like this. They should be unequivocally condemned. This man is shameful. Islam as a religion needs to re-evaluate the appropriatness of some of their customs.

That Mohammed married a kid (mod, if you are scared, delete the whole comment. dont change my words) doesnt mean it should be done now. Ridiculous.
I have no interest in this story but i was atracted by the highlighted statements.
The same BBC that published and aired a doctored and seemingly fictitious Yar Adua interview.
When i confronted them asking for proof that they did a through home work and evidence that they were sure who they were speaking to, they gave me answers that even AIT would find ridiculous.
BBC can be thorough but they are not the saint you imagine.
I wonder why no one has been able to post or publish a pic of the girl in question.
Was the wedding held in darkness?
Accepted she is in puddah (or whatever it is spelt), has she always been under lock and key all her life?
I have time for more important things than low lives like Sani Yerima but i would not be surprised if this was another rumour without substance.
Nigeria is being ruled and governed by lies, deceit and rumours.
This is the season, so anything is possible.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 10:09pm On Apr 28, 2010
Barca have the same problem that Arsenal have;a lack of plan B.
The disguise is simply because they have a few better players.
This was one night they need to score bucket loads but proved limited in their ability.
i hope the adulations will be tempered now, while the Mourinho worship goes into overdrive.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:30pm On Apr 28, 2010
puff puff wan turn to buns o!!!!!!!!
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:21pm On Apr 28, 2010
chic2pimp:
Mourinho The Geniusssssss grin
Yet someone will tell me that he is not tactically sound huh huh undecided.
i doubt his tactical ability has been doubted.Just his narcissism that is the problem.
talking of tactics, he is a king of 'thou shall not concede' everything else is secondary.
when he needs to go out and score goals,his tactical nous is not anything spectacular.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:17pm On Apr 28, 2010
Cristalz:
Check Inter's defense out during a Barca attack.  .  .every Barca man is marked, every angle covered like you'd protect your King on a chess board.
Don't see Barca breaking through thrice.
you never talk of once, you dey talk thrice.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:15pm On Apr 28, 2010
marco74:
seriously is Henry that bad these days??!!Bojan and Jeffren ahead of henry in a big match like this??By the way I think Maxwell is worse than Toure.and whats with the unnecessary fouls by some of these inexperienced barca players?
Yes he is. there is even talk that he may not go to the world cup because they feel he may be a destructive element as he would be confined to the bench.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:12pm On Apr 28, 2010
[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=437601.msg5967520#msg5967520 date=1272485506]They have never had any reason to deploy their plan B.
Plan A always works for them but this is getting embarrassing. . . .Where the feck is TH14?[/quote]Now is the time for plan B.
but it seems there is none.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:11pm On Apr 28, 2010
i have heard the argument severally as to why Ibra was bought with money + Eto'o.
i still don't get the argument.
outrageous talent but horrible application.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UCL Semi: Barcelona Vs Inter [1 - 0; 2 - 3 Agg]On Wednesday 28th April by mbulela: 9:08pm On Apr 28, 2010
so we finally see that Barca are not all that?
it is all good scoring bucketload of goals when it does not matter.
Now that it does they are found wanting.
they simply do not have a plan B,when one is needed.
a good team no doubt but not the orgasmic thing most commentators make it out to be.
my only pain is that a destructive narcissist like Mourinho will benefit from this spectacle.
The man is a case.It is all about me,me,me,me.
Politics › Re: CBN Intervention Damaging Economy, Says Gusau by mbulela: 1:59am On Apr 28, 2010
these words are not mine originally but i echo the sentiments therein;

first of all, there is no economic purist who takes the empty posturing of gusau, the nsa director serious, gusau is an illiterate, quota promoted officer, whose name i believe has appeared on the halliburton list, (i)compared to the cbn, i submit that the halliburton accomplices have done more harm to the nigerian economy, (ii) it is impolitic and a clear antithesis to national security for an illiterate adviser to castigate a cbn guvnor publicly, (iii) when we talk economics, we talk with facts, and NOT empty political statements and innuendos, enough with the buffoon, (iv) i further submit that the issue of sanusi's reform is a matter of style NOT substance, no cbn guvnor on earth loves the microphone as sanusi does, has anybody wondered why sanusi, who was always quick on the repartee has kept quiet and held back from retorting or throwing a reply to gusau, maybe, he is has fallen in love with his position,
Celebrities › Re: Bella Adenuga's Wedding Pictures! by mbulela: 2:36am On Apr 26, 2010
i am sure the posts on this thread are more exciting than the wedding itself.
LWKMD.
all these theories being expounded here are not necessary.
make una leave them to do as it pleases them.
When e reach your turn,do as you like.
Music/Radio › Re: Da Grin Is Dead! by mbulela: 10:13pm On Apr 24, 2010
arkinses:
What with the volcanic ash lingering over Europe, that  option could have been sought and discarded. But correct me if i'm wrong though, whatever happened to the Lagoon hospital or other private hospitals in Nigeria. Are they not adequately equipped with manpower and resource anymore? They why call them private? The decision of keeping him at LUTH with that hospital's track record of regard for human life is just. . . I don't know!  angry
ElRazur:
@Eldee

I can't tell you how much the thing dey freaking pain me.

The doctors strike may be another contributory factor, but then my logic is telling me shouldn't his management be looking at flying him out of the country. For crying out loud, he was breathing and what not for a week you know. The more I think about it, the more I just wanna blame someone I swear.

Record labels should have insurance to look after their own asset man. Remember when Kanu had the heart problem - same thing that killed Samuel Okpwaraji - Arsenal made sure he had the best treatment and footed all the bills, including his rehabilitation.  

If the president can fly out, it is good enough for Da Grin to do the same.

When will our people learn that it ain't all about money, money, money. Omo I am vex man. Last time I felt like this was the when Pac and MJ died.
this should be a lesson to the industry in general.
when you have the option, just we need structures in the industry.
when i first heard he ws rushed to Tai Solarin, i was expecting him to be moved to somewhere like St. Nicholas, Lagoon or that fancy one next to Mega Plaza, assuming he was moved to Tai Solarin in the first place by good Samaritans.
All these record companies are only good at producing silly spin and moving units within Idumota.
Music/Radio › Re: Da Grin Is Dead! by mbulela: 12:03pm On Apr 24, 2010
ElRazur:
I can understand his passing away is painful to us all, but can the record label stop manufacturing poo for us to digest.  It is widely reported, he was drunk [allegedly], yet they are no saying he is going to a recording session.     .    .    .   For real? Like 2-3am in the morning?  huh I know people do this, but I am not sure anyone is buying this.

Also, reports claimed he died of Heart attack, and trust me, someone who suffers an Cardiac or Ischaemic attack will not be thinking of fans.

It hurts me that I have to say these things, but the record label and those around him should stop insulting our intelligence.

If the reports of him Driving whilst drunk are true, let it be used to warn people of the effect of drink driving, it will do more good than trying to tell things that a lot of people perceive as lies. undecided


Da'Grin, please rest in peace and come back soon, preferably, in my life time.
lala raised the same issue a few pages back.
This traders that pass as record company owners are despicable.
The childish lies they have been cooking up in the last week has been shameful and a stain on the guy's immaculate talent.
drink and driving is a very common phenomenon in Nigeria.
With DaGrin's huge following,we are missing a huge opportunity to address this problem.
Music/Radio › Re: Da Grin Is Dead! by mbulela: 9:22am On Apr 24, 2010
canuck:

Word! I am understanding this loss small-small. Thank you, henry101.
this link provides a very apt tribute and will give you a clearer picture of the artiste in question.

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/ArtsandCulture/x2/Entertainment/5559192-146/goodnight_boss___.csp
Politics › Re: CBN Intervention Damaging Economy, Says Gusau by mbulela: 9:11am On Apr 24, 2010
mikeansy:
Perhaps Sanusi and Soludo are the only two CBN Governors we can have?
according to the guys in the house Soludo did a sterling job the last time.
Why look beyond him? wink
Politics › Re: CBN Intervention Damaging Economy, Says Gusau by mbulela: 6:04am On Apr 24, 2010
mikeansy:
The first step to progress is removing the obstacle to growth. Let Sanusi Resign.
ha ha ha ha!!!
and let Soludo return and continue his love in with gangsters and rascals that only bow at the altar of greed.
Career › Re: Ericsson Moves To Sack Nigerian Employees, Hire Indians As Replacement by mbulela: 5:58am On Apr 24, 2010
Bharti Airtel invites bids to manage African assets bought from Zain
From Dow Jones Newswires
Friday 23 April 2010
Indian press reports local firms, IBM in running for contract.
Bharti Airtel Ltd. has invited bids to outsource operations relating to the African assets bought from Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Co., the Economic Times reported on its Web site Friday, citing an executive with direct knowledge of the deal.

The company has invited bids for IT-related services and the management and maintenance of mobile and landline networks in 15 countries, the Web site reported.

"The three big Indian IT firms (TCS, Infosys and Wipro) along with IBM are in the race," the Web site quoted the executive as saying.
Music/Radio › Re: Da Grin Is Dead! by mbulela: 3:57am On Apr 24, 2010
Make thunder no fire una o!
una wan desecrate this thread wey we take dey pay tribute to the C.E.O. with una useless rugged/mode beef?
guys, if you don't respect yourselves, at least respect the talent and potential of Da Grin.
This is very childish and irresponsible.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Vs Manchester City [0 - 0] On Sat, 24th April by mbulela: 1:21am On Apr 24, 2010
Kolo has revealed the real reason why he left Arsenal or the first time.

[b]Kolo Touré has spoken publicly for the first time about the breakdown in his relationship with William Gallas and admitted that it was the tension of not being on speaking terms with one of his team-mates, refusing even to talk during matches, that made him decide to leave Arsenal.

The bad feeling between the two former central defensive partners became so deep‑rooted, according to Touré, they would not even discuss match instructions. Touré eventually became so disillusioned he handed in a transfer request and, even though it was rejected initially, he had made up his mind that the situation was both intolerable and irreparable, eventually moving to Manchester City last summer for £16m.

"When you play with somebody and you don't even talk to each other on the pitch it's really difficult," he said. "Me and Gallas , we didn't talk to each other at all. One of us had to go and it was me. It was coming down to me really because I didn't want to put the team in a difficult position, so I was the one who said I wanted to go.

"As a player, I had great respect for Gallas because he was older than me and in Africa when someone is older you have respect for them, but I think sometimes he took advantage of that in some ways. I had six years at Arsenal but the last two were very difficult. It can happen in football that you argue with somebody in training but when you are not even talking on the pitch something has to change."[/b]
Music/Radio › Re: Da Grin Is Dead! by mbulela: 1:16am On Apr 24, 2010
there is a most beautiful tribute written on the passing of the CEO.
No need cutting and pasting, just use the link below.
I can barely understand a complete sentence in Yoruba but that has not stopped me having several tracks of the CEO on my ipod and laptop.
talent no get tribe.
dude was pure talent,unfortunately ground dey greedy and keeps swallowing the best while leaving us with mediocrity that keep hugging the limelight like -----------------


http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/ArtsandCulture/x2/Entertainment/5559192-146/goodnight_boss___.csp
Music/Radio › Re: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by mbulela: 12:05am On Apr 24, 2010
if i die - DaGrin
Music/Radio › Re: (tribute To Dagrin)drop Ur Favourite Line From Dagrin's Songs by mbulela: 12:48pm On Apr 23, 2010
sexybaby22:
Mummy mi ko si ni le,Daddy mi ko si ni le,Egbon me ko si ni le,emi nikan ni mo wa ni le.o wa ba mi sere.lori bedi tabi lori rugi.wa gba kondo kondo

i will miss him soo much.REST IN PEACE.DAGRIN
na this kind lyric dem dey take rest in peace?

i beg quote another line from his songs.
Politics › Re: CBN Intervention Damaging Economy, Says Gusau by mbulela: 12:31pm On Apr 23, 2010
^^^^
I just tire for the guy.
I am beginning to think his issue with SLS is personal.
Get his number from Jarus, give him a call and settle your problem with him and stop disturbing us with this twisted logic you peddle here.
Having confirmed in the past that you pain is rooted in the loss you suffered in the stock market,maybe SLS may be able to settle you.
and we can have peace here and arguments devoid of blind emotions.
Politics › Re: CBN Intervention Damaging Economy, Says Gusau by mbulela: 11:49am On Apr 23, 2010
guys,i beg make una try argue devoid of insults.
It only detracts from your points.
Politics › Re: CBN Intervention Damaging Economy, Says Gusau by mbulela: 6:59am On Apr 23, 2010
oyb:
soludo certainly ad a different method - he was aware the banks were in trouble because of the incompetence, greed and outright dishonesy of ibru and co - rather than ensure they quietly stepped aside after their first edw bailout, he left them in place to continue as before

masterful

he was fully aware that the people he was supposed to be regulating wee not meeting up but he left them there because they had compromised him.


bravo
He was practicing 'quiet diplomacy'

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