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Kslib: No matter how professional the doctor is,him body must still sweet am.. Abi no be human being the doctor be.. Na robot..What if the female doctor is a lesbian? |
I still find it 'barbaric' that human beings'll be treated just because of their sëxùal status. Nigeria's too religious abeg. |
Footage in which Gunners supporters insult and confront the duo as they travel together to the Emirates Stadium for thematch against Manchester City on Sunday has emerged City midfielder Nasri, who did notfeature in the match due to suspension, and Chamakh, who is currently on loan at West Ham from Arsenal, are seen walking together towards the Emirates Stadium. Several Arsenal supporters appear to insult Nasri and Chamakh before one fan approaches and confronts the France international. Arsenal said they were aware of the video but had no statements to make when contacted by Goal.com on Monday morning, while Manchester City were unavailable for comment. At the beginning of the video, a man out of shot is heard to shout "there's that w***** Nasri" before both players are abused. A fan extends his hand to Nasri, before withdrawing it, prompting the Frenchman to respond: "What the f*** is wrong with you?" After further insults aimed at both players, Chamakh rounds onthe supporters, saying: "Show a bit of respect," which is met withfurther taunting and goading. Nasri left the Gunners for Manchester City in a £24 million deal in the summer of 2011, afterrefusing to sign a new contract at the Emirates Stadium. Source: http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/01/14/3670823/nasri-chamakh-abused-by-arsenal-fans-outside-emirates
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A video appearing to show Arsenal fans abusing Samir Nasri and Marouane Chamakh has emerged after Manchester City 's 2-0 victory over the Gunners on Sunday. City midfielder Nasri, who did notfeature in the match due to suspension, and Chamakh, who is currently on loan at West Ham from Arsenal, are seen walking together towards the Emirates Stadium. Several Arsenal supporters appear to insult Nasri and Chamakh before one fan approaches and confronts the France international. Arsenal said they were aware of the video but had no statements to make when contacted by Goal.com on Monday morning, while Manchester City were unavailable for comment. At the beginning of the video, a man out of shot is heard to shout "there's that w***** Nasri" before both players are abused. A fan extends his hand to Nasri, before withdrawing it, prompting the Frenchman to respond: "What the f*** is wrong with you?" After further insults aimed at both players, Chamakh rounds onthe supporters, saying: "Show a bit of respect," which is met withfurther taunting and goading. Nasri left the Gunners for Manchester City in a £24 million deal in the summer of 2011, afterrefusing to sign a new contract at the Emirates Stadium. Source: http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2013/01/14/3670823/nasri-chamakh-abused-by-arsenal-fans-outside-emirates
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Lwkmd 4 here ooh! Nairalanders no go wound me oh. All the writers are damnnn good. Feels good to be naija sometimes, you know? ![]() ![]() ![]() Gone are those days when you woo a naija babe with letters. #eyedonopen# |
abdulkayus: Ebonyi!!!, hmmmm. God help us. Heartless human being. Many ppl dont spend up to 80 years nowadays, so y thinkin of acquirin materials things in which u cant even take along wen u die.Mr. man, stop spewing thrash. Whoever told you whites are content? Give your opinion on the matter without being racially biased. |
It depends! I think there's more to respect than the 'bros' & 'aunt' syndrome, i mean it's something like a culture as Africans, but i notice it's all for eye service (for most people), they call the first names of those who they supposedly respect behind their backs. |
Nawa oh. Congrats to them (if it's true), but seriously now, how does this affect the common man? |
You might intend to make a joke out of it, but you can be a good christian. Change is permanent. Moreso, many atheists don't know what atheism really is. |
*Following* 2O12 predictions were more like 8O%, so never say never. |
[quote author=deejay_harry1]sombody lied i got a chopper in the CAR.... rip,,,,, dude[/quote]5 letters - YMCMB. :p |
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legendsilver: HOPE NOR BE WAY OF MAKING THEM JOIN ILLUMINATE OOO, i dnt trust him atalWalahi, you need special deliverance. I pray T.B. Joshua considers you.
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2good: I was indoctrinated with christian values as a child like every other Nigerian child. I used to be deeply involved in religious activities and even preaching in the public as a child because I was taught it is the right thing to do in order to avoid going to hell that was created by a supposedly loving God which is an irony to me. When I become an adolescent like 16 years ago, I discovered that people have been doing reasoning for me. With further probing of the entire system around me, I noticed that culture and belief system is a brainwashing process where people are instilled with values that are accepted as normal in their immediate environment while other foreign values are treated with contempt. That is why you will always see a correlation between religious beliefs and region of birth and upbringing. You will most likely be a Muslim if you were born in the middle east or Muslim family in Northern Nigeria. You will also almost certainly be a christian if you were born in Eastern Nigeria or America. You will also most likely be a Hindu if born in India just as you will most likely practice Judaism if born in Israel.You see? My point exactly! You were raised to be a christian, you changed; FINE, it's your choice and you have a reason for doing that, but you know there are atheists who have also converted to Christianity because of one reason, maybe same as your reason. We're all different, our mindset differs, so what might take a year to work for you might take a day to work for another. If prayers don't work, i wonder why there's continuity/longevity among some(maybe few) religious people? One man's poison is another man's meat. |
2good: Very wrong bro. I only believe when I see. I have no single belief in the supernaturalSo strange then. You must be from another part of the world. Its no force though, but as Africans, its either one of many (Christianity, Islam & Paganism are only a few). So you live each day like every other day, nothing out of the ordinary catches/attracts your fancy? |
Truly, this 'muskeeto' guy has really caused traffic on this thread with his comment. It's not suprising though, since majority knows the kind of person he is. God's able, change's permanent, so i won't be suprised if i starting reading different quotes from him soon. |
manmustwac: Good point! Why are our leaders (like Goodluck Johnathon) going to meet Pastors like adebayo & Pastor Chris? Do they need them to pray for them on how to run the country which is what they were elected to do?The fact that GEJ knelt down at Pastor Adeboye's feet doesn't mean he doesn't do his job. Don't use Pastor Adeboye as an excuse if GEJ fails. Nigeria's a religious state, isn't it obvious? We all believe in something. You can't be from this part of the world if you believe in just science. |
cold: I prayed fervently,vociferously and ferociously for years.Until it hit me,i've been talking to myself.Prayers are a colossal waste of time.And this much I have confirmed all these years i dropped the cloak of religion and always trying to seek guidance from a supreme being.I took full control of my actions and decisions,and the results have been overwhelmingly staggering!Don't worry. Change is the only permanent thing in life. |
Are you for real? What a question! It sure does, it simply depends on who you are, who you're praying to and your ability to face reality. I believe God's a realist...i mean you have to read your books to be successful in your exams as a student, no matter how hard you pray. You don't get results from God so many at times because you don't need what you're praying for (in HIS opinion), it's HIS will, or you don't deserve it. You get what you didn't pray for at times because you deserve it, or you've paid your dues. So many things you can't explain...The ways of the Lord is different from the ways of man. @ atheists, i can assume your obsessions are with the christian God. Isn't it supposed to be with religion as a whole. For every negative story you hear, there are five positives, i can assure you. Science still has no answers to some mysteries. It's all a matter of choice though, you don't necessarily have to believe. |
musKeeto: Great move. He has to make friends before he joins them.Well, maybe you'll join them too before you change. |
omicron: 2. Chelsea losing out on the World Cup and SupercopaThat actually server them right. Luck doesn't last long. |
Na lie, no b Genevieve daughter be dat. Moreso, she no fioe reach this one na...
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O'boi na wah o. Na tori long like this? See as water wan dey comot for my eye because i dey read long otedola tori wey N5.00 no go enter my pocket. Una well done oh. |
My top 3
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Another good moment
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Best: 1. R.madrid losing penalty to b.munich. 2. Portugal losing penalty to spain. 3. Mancity winning EPL (Haba Man. U! Na only una dey do am for?). 4. Spain winning Euro2012. 5. Barca winning copa del rey (@ all @ all na winch). 6. Messi becoming a father. 7. Marquez beating pacquiao. 8. Zambia winning AFCON. 9. Yaya toure winning african best (Drogba! Even with your UCL and FA Cup...ntoooii :p). 10. Messi breaking muller's longstanding record. 11. Mancity, Athletico madrid and corinthians beating chelsea in trophy finals (Ope oh. Barca head finally catch una.) Worst: 1. Barca losing UCL and laliga. 2. Ronaldo scoring winning goal against my beloved barca. (Of all people...CHAI). 3. Chelsea beating barca with luck (The sweat wey i sweat when i dey watch dat match ehn? E pass christmas goat own). 4. Chelsea winning UCL (arrggh! E pain me o, upon say bayern dey home. Well, na TBJ handwork sha). 5. Guardiola stepping down from FCB. |
Q: Messi na world best? A: Messi na world best Q: OBJ dey drink garri? A: OBJ dey drink garri Q: World no end on the 21st again? A: World no end on the 21st again. |
[quote author=winnie-G]i dont care whether the team is 100% ibos, what we want is result, EAGLES GET US THE NATIONS CUP[/quote]Thank you jare, don't mind those tribalistic things that keep bringing up the issue of tribe. What Nigerians what is good result, irrespective of the tribe of the players. |
crazygod: Nairaland mods wat is all this rubbish naaa. Na anyhow story una go put 4 front page? If una like BAN me, I go talk am. HOW DOES THIS AFFECT THE PRICE OF GARRI THIS CHRISTMASG4 don cost oh broda. Chei!
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