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Sports › Re: Spain Vs Nigeria U-17 Semi Final. Nigeria Wins 3 - 1. by morpheus24: 6:56pm On Nov 12, 2009
aluta4live:
Watch it online here:

http://www.naijapals.com/modules/naijapals/nigeria/topic,24354.0-.html
Bros thank you o jare!!
Travel › Re: Cape Town, Most Beautiful African City Pics by morpheus24: 4:21pm On Nov 12, 2009
yoruba:
Cape Town Voted “Best World City” in Telegraph Travel Awards
Mark Benson on December 17, 2008

Located on the shores of Table Bay, Cape Town is one of the world’s top tourist destinations and has now been voted the ‘Best World City’ in the 2008 Telegraph Travel Awards…

Stunning Cape Town in South Africa fended off competition from major tourist cities like San Francisco and Sydney to claim the top spot in the recent awards.

The awards, which polled 40,000 people, also saw South Africa claim a place in the top three of the ‘Best non-European Country’ category.

A whopping 92 per cent of respondents said that the credit crunch will have no effect on holiday destination choices. The top destinations on earth were voted as New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and Canada, whilst top cities were Cape Town, San Francisco, Sydney and Vancouver.

Situated on the southwestern tip of Africa, Cape Town is recognised as one of the most beautiful places on earth. Offering a range of attractions, breathtaking sights and endless activities, it is a year-round holiday destination with friendly people, a mild climate and rich cultural heritage.

Known as the ‘Mother City,’ Cape Town is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years.

It also has the top five national tourist attractions in South Africa, including Table Mountain; the V&A Waterfront, a unique shopping and holiday experience on a scenic working harbour; Robben Island, the former home of Nelson Mandela; the Cape Town Wine Routes, where some of the world´s best wines are produced and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, internationally acclaimed as one of the great botanical gardens of the world.

Cape Town Tourism CEO Mariëtte du-Toit Helmbold said, “We are thrilled with the news.

“Cape Town is well-placed to receive visitors looking for value for money and an authentic experience.

“Cape Town has so much more to offer that visitors generally end up coming back to see and do more,” she added.

South African Tourism UK Country Manager Lebohang Mokhesi said, “Value for money and the strength of the pound compared with other world currencies appear to have been a deciding factor for readers when voting for Cape Town.

“Cape Town is one of the world’s most beautiful cities and to receive such an accolade from consumers themselves is great recognition of the wonderful tourism offering it has developed.

“Word-of-mouth advertising was a key component to spreading the good word about South Africa in the UK.

“It is near impossible for anyone to visit and not share their experiences with friends and family on their return. During this period of economic downturn, value for money is at the forefront of traveller’s minds.

“South Africa has always offered value for money and, with the current exchange rate as it stands, visitors’ money goes even further,” she added.

Cape Town was also recently voted one of ten cities in the world that are most likely to become a global sustainability centre by 2020.

But, remember it’s not all about the destination; it’s about the journey too. The awards found people’s favourite airlines to be the long-haul specialists Singapore Airlines, Virgin, Emirates and Qatar Airways.

http://www.nubricks.com/archives/1493/cape-town-voted-best-world-city-in-telegraph-travel-awards/
And so. You be travel agent!!

you should tell them about the cape flats too.!!
Travel › Re: When Did Peckham (In London) Get Annexed By Nigeria? by morpheus24: 4:17pm On Nov 12, 2009
@ blackspade

honestly I don't know how you can be helping to propagate agendas by THE notorious racist BNP party by posting videos like this.

There are areas like this similar in other countries where Africans buy up or occupy the cheap spaces and establish businesses.

I don't know what is Ghetto about the place. Its a place where people live and survive.

I don't see any one piting at places like Little havana or China town or the large areas occupied by British immigrants in rural spain or South Africa as an annex of their territory,

I don't find this video funny at all!!
Travel › Re: Life As An Illegal Immigrant Abroad by morpheus24: 8:23pm On Nov 11, 2009
[quote author=tosh_acer link=topic=349857.msg4905205#msg4905205 date=1257967335]From the way the diasporic people play down on their country and speak ill about her while they praise where they abode, why wont cases like this continue to happen? Until the diasporic people shut there mouth and speak the truth that life is not easy as well over there, then young people will strive to make it where ever they find themselves.[/quote]What the hell is a Diasporic people

Are you in insane!!!!
Travel › Re: Arik Air- Good Or Bad? by morpheus24: 4:35pm On Nov 11, 2009
HELP!


I am trying to book a flight with Arik from[b] lagos to Abuja [/b] on the 29th of december to come back on the first.

is it better to book now or maybe wait until a week before my depature.

The reason I am delaying is because I am not 100% sure about the dates I am going to leave. I could depart a day earlier or a day later.

Any advise please,
Politics › Re: Dedicated To The Fools Abusing Those In The Diaspora by morpheus24: 3:52pm On Nov 11, 2009
Hey peoples what about me.  I live inside and outside of Nigeria for periods of time within the year. What does that make me in this arguement g


some sort of half breed


Maybe a LAGOSPORIAN OR A NAIJASPORIAN


Damn I am confused now. See what you people are causing!!!!
Politics › Re: Dedicated To The Fools Abusing Those In The Diaspora by morpheus24: 3:12pm On Nov 11, 2009
This thing will soon be become a war if people no take time.

naija people are addicted to Beaf.

Its in the culture is all I can say.

As for me any body wey wan deny me my birthright will see the Barrel of my Glock 9 mm and berreta blasting at the same time,

HEHEHEHEHE!!!
Politics › Re: Osuofia: Actors Desert Enugu by morpheus24: 3:08pm On Nov 11, 2009
OPCman:
grin shocked embarassed

But is it fair on Yoruba? Is it for all the Ibos to leave their states to come and congest Yorubaland huh, angry embarassed

I think we need to introduce 'visa' system in Nigeria grin
Oduduwa; the best people and best nation not only in Nigeria but in Africa cool
Don't worry there are more states within Naija to go to. No one wants to go and live with naturally dirty people,

Hehehehehe!!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: The Battle: Islamocracy Vs Democracy by morpheus24: 2:28pm On Nov 11, 2009
@ poster.
When your psychotic Jihadist brothers launch the first Nuclear weapon. I hope it lands on you and your family first.

You have failed to study the advent of what you call Western democratic system of government and think this is some sort of invention by the Americans huh?

What the western world is practicing today has long been morphed and tested through time and scenarios before it became what it is today.

And yes once upon a time religious buffons dictated the way of life for people and the results were not too Nice. Like the saying goes. Only if men were angels,

What makes you think your Islamocracy will be any different.

NIGGA PLEASE!!!
Politics › Re: Why Are Diasporic Nigerians Envious Of Nigerians Back Home? by morpheus24: 6:32pm On Nov 10, 2009
naijababe:
WORD !!!
naijas are addicted to beef. Haven't you noticed,
Politics › Re: Why We Hate Nigeria So Much - By The Diasporians A.ka. Nigerians Abroad! by morpheus24: 4:54pm On Nov 10, 2009
beneli:
Most informed Nigerians-whether living inside or ouside Nigeria-no longer use the word 'half caste'. Those that still do are not informed. It has nothing to do with 'our culture' and 'way of life'. Quoting 99% as the number who still use it, is rather embarrassing because what you are implying is that 99% of Nigerians are ignorant. I agree with you that their intentions are not necessarily racist though.
When did this topic degenerate to Half caste, Mixed parentage issue.

Na wah for some people. CHEI!
Travel › Re: Cape Town, Most Beautiful African City Pics by morpheus24: 2:43pm On Nov 10, 2009
yoruba:
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
e no go pass Yoruba people wey everytime they say white man invention nah so them go dey lick nyash!!

Go invent your own o jare!

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