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First of all, where is that arrogant coward called Sagamite? Siasia and Amodu will not be a good fit. Siasia is an ex-player who has coached overseas and is very formulaic and technical; in other words, he is smart and intelligent. Amodu is an egocentric local villager who has never played professional football, has not coached overseas, and who selects players without any prudent justification; thus he is a dumb mugu. As a result, combining Siasia and Amodu will be a direct conflict of intelligence v a bonafide dumb, illiterate; a conflict of logic and reason v senselessness and nepotism; a conflict of being enlightened v lack of exposure; and the likes. The NFF should terminate Amodu  and appoint Siasia as head coach and retain Amokachi as the assistant coach. Shikenah.

How will they know have big oko ooooooooooooo?

I am just calling a spade a spade. For example, three of my boys just came from Naija, and they said Yoruba girls were playing hard to get all day. Omo they fashi them and started talking to Ibo girls, who responded favorably.

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Go to sleep

It is elementary that Naija girls like to play hard to get while being approached by men. Out of the Naija girls, who do you all think  plays the most shakara? Because, in my own view, I think Yoruba girls play the most hard to get.

This is a simple answer, women don't always reward men who speak with forthrightness and candor. Once women start giving up the kitty upon receiving notice that the relationship is strictly intimacy, men will start being straightforward. Until then, expect men to tell you tales by moonlight story story.

Only Naija girls will make a big deal about a guy approaching them on the street. Where else is he supposed to approach girls? After all, you know people by meeting them first, whether it happens on the street or in your living room, what difference does it make? And how does it affect the quality of the person who approached you on the street.
Some of y'all girls really need to remain in the village, for real.

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Re: Watch Ojo Mmaduekwe Talking Trash On Bbc Hard Talk.
« #106 on: January 22, 2010, 08:17 PM »
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Ojo Mmaduekwe, in the interview exhibited that famous Nigerian trait, arrogance void of reason.

Attacking Ojo Mmaduekwe or the way he speaks, isn`t attacking Ndigbo, just like attacking Obansanjo isn`t attacking Yoruba people.


@princek12, 4 all u know we might be from the same local government that is if u from the source of odua land. I speak 4 what is right regardless of ethnicity.

the discussion was about Aloy Emeka, not you. If you speak for what is right, then speak for yourself; don't speak for Aloy Emeka.

Platinuum

I will like to see your beautiful pic., since men have been proposing to you

okunoba:
@Princek12,  [b]highlighting the negatives of Lagos isn`t a good bench mark 4 labeling someone a bigot especially when all the negatives are there 4 all to se[/b]e. He might not trivialize any achievements from the East neither does he sing their praise every second of the day, like some of us do with Fashola .
The man is only saying it`s still too early 4 the god like worship of Fashola, Lagos still as too many problems 4 that.

I think u need to stop looking at issues with ethnic lenses.  Aloy is one of the few on Nairaland that tries to be fair regardless of ethnicity. I don`t think Fashola is as great as u guys make him out to be, does that make me an ethnic bigot?

Fashola is doing okay but his praise singing is way over the top. Eco o ni baje though oti baje pata pata. I hope he continues on the right path.

when you have only negative things to say about a particular tribe without anything positive to say, even when positive things abound, you are a tribalist. A fair, objective person will commend the positives and criticize the negatives. All Emeka talks about is the negatives without an ounce of praise. May I guess? You are Ibo, right? I am calling a spade a spade. Emeka always talks about Biafra this and how Nigeria will split. Give me a phucking break!

okunoba:
@princek12, y do u call Aloy Emeka an ethnic bigot(tribalist)?

@Aloy Emeka, i understand what u saying u just chose the wrong topic. Unveiling the Logo 4 the carnival is news worthy but I guess u abit tired of the constant praise singing 4 fashola, i agree it`s over the top.

I called him an tribalist because he antagonizes only good news that comes from Lagos. The hateful undertones are inevitable. He is also quick to highlight the negatives of Lagos but quick to categorize as trivial any of Fashola's achievements. He does not trivialize any achievements that come from the East, and he knows what I'm saying is true even if he fails to admit it.

kai, the trailer is nice. Does anyone know whether it will be released in US theaters, at least in select theaters?

Aloy Emeka

You are a bonafide Ibo tribalist. It takes civilized minds to appreciate the importance of celebrating one's Arts & Culture. I know you will not understand, just like many villagers who are uncivilized. But I understand, and that is why people like Fashola is trying increase the standard by which other state executives will be judged. Fashola is also trying to show to other States how a city should be run and how to market our culture to the international community.

blacksta:
You need to get your head checked what bad belle - I am resident of Lagos state and i am happy we have some one like BRF  but  lately i believe the man is losing focus  -  Which one would you choose  - Repair roads in Oworonshoki or hold a carnival  - not everybody can afford to attend carnival in V.I u know

Why can't you concurrently build infrastructure and promote Arts & Culture? It can be done. It is illiterates & uncivilized people like you who don't recognize the significant importance celebrating one's Arts & Culture as a means to promote culture and self worth while boosting tourism. It is amazing how people think.

Most civilized cities celebrate different carnivals; for instance, Mardi Gras in New Orleans, carnival in Barbados and Brazil, and the likes. Nigerians should be happy that the state executive is lending his support to a carnival designed to boost our culture. Na waa for the way some people think.

mama-gee:
Fashola would soon die of heart attack if he doesn't stop over working himself.

Hater! It is a blessing to have a governor who works (but you call it overwork) hard in order to ensure that essential government prerogatives that will ensure a good quality of life for the state citizens are implemented. Why does it not surprise me that a cynical statement like yours always comes from Ibo people who do not want anything good to come out of Lagos State?

Sani Kaita should be barred from taking shots on goal

good chance

I think AMockachi should put on a jersey and enter the game.

God of Soccer, please answer our prayers

na, why out boiz dey phuck up? why dem no fit put one inside net?

Emeka Nsofor get krokro for him yansh

Olodumare! How Iyakubu take miss that one?

Martins has not had a really clear chance on goal. All those balls he is receiving are tough balls. Give him a chance.

we are definitely outplaying the ghanaians. We need a goal, though!

We will score. This is a better selection

Martins could not have done better with this ball

Obafemi. calm down

obasi for give osaze dat ball

pek:
martins missed sitter yakubu would have scored.

sharap! How many goals has Iya-kubu scored in the 4 games he has started?

I think it is necessary to have an ex-player as a coach. I don't think Amodu has ever played competitive soccer, because he would have realized that you put your team at a disadvantage when you field unfit players. Does he think you can play soccer with a pot belly like his?

saint_ikeO:
Its not even about chasing the ball. its about movement. Movement to create an inch or yard of space for the guy with the ball. movement to offer options on passes. movement, movement, movement. they have a lot of possesion but that is in their own half of the field. In this age of modern football, that is not good enough. gosh!!!

what are you talking about? Don't you have to chase a ball that was moved to you? Don't you have to chase your opponent and collect the ball in order to move the ball. If you are not fit and can't chase the ball, you give your team no opportunity to move the ball and you are too tired to chase the ball when it is being moved to you. Soccer is a game that rewards fitness. I played competitive soccer for 6 years. Fitness is key.

You can't stand around and expect the ball to move.

This Amodu is annoying. What a fool? He is really pissing me off. Look at how young and fit those Ghanaian players are? Our "U-17 boys" are much better than any team i have seen this tournament. At least they will fight from beginning till the end and will attempt to retrieve the ball from their opponent.

He could have at least made use of six of those boys from the U-17 team, including Stanley Okoro.  What a fool we have in Amodu. What a stupid fool. All these malos in NFF appointing him. Illiterates appointing fools as head coach.