Culture › Re: Igbo Progenitor Story Vs Yoruba Progenitor Story, Facts & Fiction by opeaceo: 8:23pm On Apr 02, 2016 |
What an idiotic tirade at a an ethnic group. To what end?? |
Politics › Re: Julius Berger Nigeria’s Profit Dips 70% On Lull In Construction Sector by opeaceo: 8:17pm On Apr 02, 2016 |
Fmartin: Economy palava.
Nobody should blame buhari here. Am tire of reading blames I should take the blames instead.
The bucks stops at his table. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Closed by opeaceo: 7:58pm On Apr 01, 2016 |
HandsomeChris: I got a new job there. 1st I asked God to direct me where to go and if it is His will, let Him elevate me and show me the way. 2 weeks later, I got a call from a company I had interview with in December. The leading is just Lagos. Do you dislike lagos? Y? Ok, your choice, but then it is better you ask God than asking mortal men and yeah, I dislike Lagos because of the crowd. |
Politics › Re: The 8th Senate: Gradually Becoming A Haven Of Buffoons And Circuses? by opeaceo: 7:55pm On Apr 01, 2016 |
We know the solution(s) to our problems, but we would rather wallow in our tribal or religious sentiments than do the right thing.
In the end, we get the leaders we deserve. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Closed by opeaceo: 7:46pm On Apr 01, 2016 |
Simple Solution - ask God the questions you're asking now.
BTW, why must it be in Lagos? |
Agriculture › Re: Hidden Truths About Catfish Business!!! by opeaceo: 7:03pm On Apr 01, 2016 |
remros2: Pls Robonski15 and other ogas in NL, how do I eliminate solids like leftover feeds etc that are not likely to move out with water when water is being changed in a plastic fish tank? Thanks in anticipation of ur assistance Siphon it. |
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Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 5:13pm On Mar 29, 2016 |
TaiKuun: Lolz this must be a teenager talking.
I notice you don't even understand yourself.
The 'Osun' in your first post was just an example (I guess you intentionally refused to use ur common sense before using that as an example). Let me ask you, is there even a good stadium in Osun where the Eagles could play? Or at least, did they play the match where The Pharaohs drew with our Eagles in Osun? Think, why were there still only a handful of Nigerian supporters at the stands during the 1-1 draw with Egypt despite that it was played in a state where there was an Airport?
I didn't even mention anywhere in my post that it is a must you board an airplane, but I only gave the example of some Australian supporters who flew several kilometres from their native Australia just to watch their team play. I gave that example to zero your point that location is the reason why Nigerians don't show up in multitudes to support the Eagles, because that same 'location issue' affects every single supporter thought the world (if they were to watch the match at the stadium where its being played).
Also, what is with the ur statement ''do they risk their lives on the bad roads?'' Are those roads so bad that it is a guaranteed death sentence for anyone who embarks on a journey to support the Eagles?
I guess you are just too rude to read and think well before you reply posts. No pun intended Thank heavens you know a teenager by his posts. In a country where a sizeable number of the populace live under a dollar per day?? So because of their patriotism, they risk everything, their pockets, their lives to support who exactly?? Old man, we are going round in circles, The "average" Nigerian is very hungry and so, it would be extremely silly for him to cough out a reasonable amount of money to take himself to the venue of the match. |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 2:45pm On Mar 29, 2016 |
TaiKuun: Traaaaassssh!!!!
Location matters in our country.. Location matters in all countries too, but you will see supporters travelling 19 hrs by flight from Australia to far Western Europe to watch a Champions League Qualification Match.. So what's the excuse ?
I'm also tired of typing, but not thinking In this situation of ours, someone would fly to Osun to watch a match? Is there an airport in Osun? Or do they risk their lives on the bad roads for the Super Eagles? Use your common sense man!! |
Politics › Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by opeaceo: 2:42pm On Mar 29, 2016 |
new2020: I'll tell you what happened. As soon Abike saw that the guy was Igbo...Onuoha, she lost it. Had the guy name been Segun, I promise you, she would not have used those words...honest truth! That's a huge lie, not everyone is into the tribalism thingy. |
Agriculture › Re: My Fish Farm....cat Fish ( Clarias Jaensis). Pix by opeaceo: 8:50pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
Nice try, but your pond is dirty. |
Politics › Re: Abike Dabiri's Reply To A Nigerian In The Diaspora On Twitter (pics) by opeaceo: 8:40pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
What happened to Dabiri?
Her first reply was awesome, but the second?? She's human afterall, it happens. |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 7:15pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
ybalogs: True talk but what do we do about our impatience? That's the first problem we need to tackle in this country. No idea. |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 7:15pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
uzoormah: yea..how did u know? you can't answer a simple question eeeh? |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 7:08pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
uzoormah: E dey ur mouth It seems you just bagged a degree in pissing people off, I'd love to know what you came out with. |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 7:03pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
ybalogs: You're largely correct but how do we address these anomalies? Finding a solution to our problems is like emptying a flowing river, our problems are too deep with roots stretching too wide. We take each as it comes and hope it gets better and also, I am of the opinion that whatever issues we are facing politically, economically and other wise finds its way to our sports especially football. One of the ways to fix this, we have to fix all other sphere of our lives. |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 6:55pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
uzoormah: u go like talk sha
#JUSTSAYING You know me too well. |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 6:54pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
DonUjay: .Okay so what you're simply saying is that fans in certain Parts of Nigeria are Passionate while those in other Parts aren't Nope, it is more of priorities. |
Nairaland General › Re: Ladies And Gents How True Is This? by opeaceo: 6:28pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
What an interesting observation! |
Sports › Re: 5 Things I'm Tired Of Hearing Nigerian Football Fans Say by opeaceo: 5:54pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
1. "Nigerians are very passionate about football", this statement is true as the word true. You don't play a match in Osun (apologies to anyone who might find this offensive) and expect a huge turn out of fans. Location matters in our country.
2. For me, calling our men senior national team super chicken is atrocious, they have good days, they have bad days, but then, the average Nigerian insults at will, so it is excusable.
3. We've got talents in all ramifications, finding and grooming them is our biggest problem.
4. Using a " selected few" to determine our support for the national team is gross.
5. I am tired of thinking and typing. |
Business › Re: Totally Unacceptable! See Where 5alive Is Manufactured by opeaceo: 5:33pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
Five alive juice with PET bottles scattered all over This thread should be closed!!! |
Romance › Re: The Addict Of Nairalanders. 'guilty Or Not-guilty? by opeaceo: 5:28pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
Not an addict at all. |
Politics › Re: See What One Of Those Employed Through Back Doors Into CBN Posted by opeaceo: 5:14pm On Mar 28, 2016 |
Nnemuka: rubbish... the dullard himself is equally daft and cant construct a simple sentence in english without error yet he became the president of nigeria.
next... Not a good reason to call a president a dullard. To the topic, emmm, we come across his likes everyday, nothing new, we are used to it., but please no one should give the usal BS of "English isn't our mother tongue" |
Agriculture › Re: Hidden Truths About Catfish Business!!! by opeaceo: 7:51pm On Mar 22, 2016 |
vickifeanyi47: Hello house.. please I m a bit confused now ...I stocked 300 juvenile last week, though I intend stocking upto 500 but the seller gave me 300 in order to satisfy other customers... I got another 200 from another farm..can I put them together in the same pond ? I don't. have much space ..they are of the same sizes too .I'm a newbie.. thanks Separate them if you have another pond. It is not advisable for you to stock juve/fingerlings from different suppliers in the same pond. |
Health › Re: Help-hepatitis by opeaceo: 5:55pm On Mar 19, 2016 |
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Health › Re: Help-hepatitis by opeaceo: 5:53pm On Mar 19, 2016 |
ajuwarhodes: U feel you know it all, and u can talk well right? I never said anybody isn't anointed, am just telling u to allow people use their brains. Stop sounding like u are a super talker. God can use herbs.Hes been using herbs, where white men medicine fails. People like u discourage beings, there's no harm in trying! And next time mind the manner u talk I don't get rude quickly but am very good at it. Just Express urself and don't pass any insult at me. My dear it's so obvious u lack knowledge of many things. And instead of u to relax u dey jump! The Bible says my people perish for lack of knowledge... Madam I too know, yet knows nothing Ooooohhh, she's pissed, guess what?? I don't give an effing damn. They are to take herbs when they have a high risk of liver damage?? Do you really know what hepatitis B is? Do you know what a liver is?? BTW, where and when did I pass an insult at you?? and if you wanna get rude, my dear bring it on, I LOVE YOU, we would do the deed together #kisses |
Family › Re: My Marriage Is Crashing Already by opeaceo: 9:53pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
No experienced suggestion is needed here, common sense would do. Call off the wedding. |
Health › Re: Help-hepatitis by opeaceo: 9:13pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Rhea: Unfortunately they seem to listen better to scammers. Many Nigerians are alcoholics. When you combine that with a high fat diet, plenty nkwobi ll the time, suya suya suya, plus HepB or C, that na liver failure before long. But then, they will tell you that one thing go kill a man The baffling thing here is, most if them are "educated". It is easier for complete illiterates to make use of their common sense than it is for educated illiterates. Nigeria, we hail thee. |
Politics › Re: SPECIAL REPORT: Inside Agatu Killing Field: Blood On The Streets, Charred Bodies by opeaceo: 9:01pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
The cattle men... There's something I'm not quite sure of, were they on a revenge mission or were they high on cow milk??
The state Government doesn't give a hoot about its citizen likewise our dear PMB, no sympathy or warning from the presidency but they were quick to respond to the Rivers killing. We are watching. |
Health › Re: Help-hepatitis by opeaceo: 8:59pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
ajuwarhodes: Since u have said miracles happen, I have no much to say, do u remember the story of Moses in the Bible? God used the rod in his hand to bring forth water.God can use herbs,thats what am saying. Well u can wait on the white men to help. But for me,am not positive to any ailment, by the recent tests I did, because am anointed His stripes has been healing me since I was born. Am not saying u shld be ignorant but still u are What you wrote up there is utter balderdash, those people on this thread with the ailments, are they not anointed?? Do not preach profanity. God said He'll protect you doesn't mean you should stand in front of a moving train. I don tire for una, he that has ears let him hear. |
Health › Re: Help-hepatitis by opeaceo: 8:55pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
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Music/Radio › Re: Thread For Lovers Of The Rock Genre. by opeaceo: 8:46pm On Mar 18, 2016 |
Jbols2001: I think they are trying to appeal more to the American market. Apparently the album sounds too American this has removed the unique element in their sound. The European feel in there songs is what a lot of people liked (I guess).
Or maybe they thought they could do what Maroon 5 and Christiana Aguilera did in "move like jagger"...donno.
NB: You can join my naija rock Channel. C0018BC2C. I thought I was the only one that noticed it, it doesn't sound " rocky and its sub genres" to me. It sounds more ... Hopefully the young ones coming up dont dissapoint, and also, hopefully we don't have to ask " who killed rock music ". |