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CosmicPhoenix:Na jejely sango dy sit now wey this people sy tempt him, If he reacts like daddy freeze now they will say sango is wicked |
Aramide ke, when we have olamide and our new fela naira Marley.. I just hope this would tell our noisemaker musicians that noise can give you the money and fame but it can not take you far. Congrats jere Aramide, a true omoluabi and a true Nigerian |
MichaelPoem002:Lol... That's all I can say |
Aramide ke Grammy governing council?. Can she even make headies governing council. Congrats to her anyways Can't people understand sarcasm again? |
They don't know that the naira in Marley's name has left him since. They'd just twerk tire nothing will drop for them. They'll still use their own money to buy paracetamol. As naira Marley is now sef, if you ask him to twerk for money my guy go naked twerk inside lagoon |
dapsoneh:Then none of the parties is losing in this deal. Realistically Chelsea can't fight for the league this season no matter who the coach is man city and Liverpool has the league this season, so why should they sign an overly expensive coach who would still fail?, Lampard is also not losing out as well even if he fails Chelsea is in his CV and that would land him another big European club subsequently except he continues to fail serially which means he doesn't have it in him like henry. So it's a good deal no party is losing out lampard just has to keep Chelsea in the top 4 and maybe win a cup to get a food season for Chelsea |
Ijaya123:Both if us don't know so let's watch and see. The same Nigerians that are complaining about companies putting a huge number of years of experience on prospect job seekers are now hypocritically doing the same |
LearnITsmash:Woow this is great, we can only imagine the hard work and research and sampling you must have done to come to this conclusion. You're doing great bro, keep on with the good job, more oil to your anal hole |
Andersonjr:Sarri was trophyless before he joined Chelsea. Zidane hadn't coached a top division team before a whole real Madrid made him head coach. Guardiola had no experience when he became Barca's most successful coach ever. So it's not about experience if you've got it, you've got it |
This rema guy looks 13 |
saucelake231:Calm down you will "beginning" of his song very soon. Rama ko goata ni |
Mad jam, mad mad jam |
manchy7531:For crying out loud this is 2019, why would people still think like this. A name doesn't validate your heritage or roots. If you're saying she's Nigerian because of her name that means every Nigerian bearing English names like Smith, Martin and co are British or those who bear Jewish names like Peter or John are Israelites. Rotimi Amaechi is a rivers man through and through but bears a Yoruba name, does that make him a Yoruba man. All these are just names for Christ sakes. For example there are people in Brazil that have Yoruba roots and bear Yoruba names I met alot of the in the US does that make them Nigerian. The lady has said she isn't Nigerian but you're trying to force an heritage on her, you know her roots more than her I guess. We don't know how she came about that name and she might even be Igbo but she isn't NIGERIAN. Maybe you have to go back and study social studies because you're equating ethnicity to country, there are many Fulanis that are not Nigerians it's an African ethnic group, same with Igbo and yorubas. Just because the highest concentration of those groups are found in nigeria doesn't mean all of the ethnic group is in Nigeria |
It all depends on what my team is lacking. If my team is lacking leadership, goalscoring and a charismatic figure, then Cr7 is the choice. But if my team is lacking in creativity, teamwork/spirit, and a distractive figure(that is a player that can distract the opponent while the other players fall in line). Then Messi is the choice and don't forget that the style of play matters. For example a team like last season's Chelsea needs Ronaldo more than a Messi while a team like Liverpool last season needs a Messi more than a Ronaldo |
Even the bed is small, and these are men who earn millions of pounds annually. I have found out that when you have money to a stage you just become humble by force. Those rich people doing gra gra don't really have much money |
Mustiboy:14 years ago, I am not talking about the year they started when i said 15-20 years. I am talking about the longevity and dates of some of the resource materials there |
poetictwenty:Google how much is the net worth of Huawei and also Google how many videos are on YouTube. After that calculate each video but just 10 dollars let's see how much would Huawei have left. Beside Google already pays YouTubers so that's nothing new to start with, and that your business model can only work for new videos what happens to videos from 15-20years on YouTube? |
Henri8:We still don't know the limits of the Oak OS until it launches so let's wait and see and if it is true that you can install those apps then the western software engineers would be working on closing that access I think |
Mac2016:Lol, the question is how many products does Huawei sell in Africa to begin with, it's the smaller Chinese companies that sell most of the units in Africa and it's a very competitive market too. What you are not putting into consideration is that other phone makers from around the world are also watching this drama, and they are developing products that would overtake Huawei, those people are not sleeping too. Their market is in Europe and Europe isn't ready to so away with Gmail, FB, Gmaps and most especially "YouTube", just for Huawei. They'd would switch to another product that offers them these apps. It is a good thing that Huawei has developed their OS and I really hate monopolies but the truth is Huawei isn't ready for this neither is the world ready yet.. by the time Huawei is ready Android would be much stronger and with a wilder reach And trust me Google/Android are working with other phone manufacturer to achieve this, they're not just public about it yet. As for the Chinese market, they can keep it America isn't losing much from it anyways, they've never had the Chinese mobile market |
Reference:I am saying it depends on the mentality of the player, messi started out at barca and see what became of him, Neymar more or less started out at barca he is doing great, Rashford at man utd is not doing badly, Gabriel Jesus isn't doing badly as well. It just depends on the player's mentality to his career. In the big teams you have to learn how to fight for a shirt very early in in your career which is great for a player who has a fighter mentality that would push him to be dar better, the smaller teams on the other hand offer you a stable shirt which is also good. But if you're not careful you'd become too comfortable and relax while you depreciate. So it all boils down to the player, is he ready to fight to be The best or you want to have it on a platter of gold. In summary there is no hard and fast rule about whether players who start from smaller teams do better than those who started from big teams, we have good and bad examples of both, it's the player's attitude that is paramount |
TheKingIsHere:The ignorance here Is just stunning even the Chinese themselves are scared and are just trying to save face. It is we that shouting.. Chinese apps can never compete with American app even WeChat that is been used in China with a population of almost 2 billion is not as popular as ordinary telegram that started less than 5 years ago The kinda acceptance that Google and other allied apps have garnered over the years it's too much for Huawei to just compete with overnight. The other Asian countries are already itching to take over from China In the mobile phone world. When they start rolling out their products all of us would just switch.. I really love Huawei and I was planning to buy one later this year but it's a messed up situation for them right now |
djon78:It's you that doesn't understand what's going on here. It isn't about creating an alternative that's very easy. It's about acceptability. Lemme give you an example, can you use a mobile phone without access to YouTube?, So you know the billions, yes billions of videos you suddenly don't have access to. China would of course make an alternative but they can never get that number of videos in the next 20 years. To state with, most of the content makers would be speaking Chinese 90% of the Chinese speakers are in China, how's a video in Chinese useful for you?.. Look, I can't even type long, all these things Huawei are doing is just initial gra gra, they are on panicked mode right now and they doing all to convince their investors that they are alright but they are not.. It would take at least 5 years for their OS to become acceptable and by that time their Asian neighbors would have made gadgets that are cheap and offer Android OS.. so it's a lose-lose for Huawei. Its nor just a battle against Google it's a battle against the while Internet. America controls all |
Reference:What makes you think he can't be better just because Aguero has been doing it for years doesn't mean he can't do better than Aguero. And besides if you had read what I wrote properly you would see that I am saying is that kelechi would see Aguero as a competition and that would have been a standard for him to work towards. It would make him a far better player if you are competing with Aguero. Lemme give you an example, who would have a better result someone who's training to be better than Messi or someone who's training to be better than Ozil, you probably know you're answer now. Competing with Aguero should have made kelechi better and not worse because Aguero is one of the best in the game |
As much as I love the never say die spirit if Huawei the sad reality is that they can't survive this for long. Google and America has them by the balls. The question is who are those who buys their phones besides their market in China,. The other continents would not go near their products except probably Africa. Because America has so bossed over the mobile application and software market that it would be crazy for anybody from Europe, Australia, the 2 Americas and most part of Asia to use phones without Facebook, WhatsApp, Google and many other application compatibility. And to further aggravate this, America controls the media, they'd make everyone not using those applications look like they are missing everything on earth. And the advantage chinese mobiles have had over the years is providing great technology for cheap price, cheapness isn't an incentive for people living in the continents I mentioned earlier except Africa due to poverty. People in Europe, Australia, the Americas and parts of Asia would rather buy an expensive phone that gives them access to the best there is online than buy a cheap phone that offers very little in comparison. Only Africans don't have a choice and even at that those of us who can afford it would still go for the Android phones. That's why Huawei are trying to consolidate the African market but it's a pity Africa can't save them. They need the rest of the world. This is what I think would happen, because Google would also suffer since they would lose 5 of their biggest 6 OS users. They would try to raise up another country to take over from China in mobile phone production and my guess is India, because of the population, poverty, and the great education they have in India this makes India ripe for such venture. Nigeria might have been a great option too but sadly we're not serious and once they succeed in making great Android phones with cheap prices. Then forget about Oak OS, it would die out Both Google and Huawei would lose a lot but Huawei might lose far more in the end |
On a contrary opinion to the status quo here, I think the move to mancity wasn't a bad move it was kelechi that had the bad mindset. For a lot of players that would have been a great platform, just imagine moving to a club with the pedigree of mancity before you're 20 you have some the best coaching staff to work with, you have great players to learn from, and you're paid heavily. It should have been more of "ginger" for him rather than to depreciate him. He was in a team where he knew all he had to do was better to be better than Aguero. He should have worked his ass out, if Aguero trains 10 hours he should have trained 15, if Aguero trains 15 he should train 20.. even if he could not meet up to Aguero level a big team would have saved him by signing him because his quality would show anytime he plays. The fact that only Leicester was interested in him shows he is a terrible player, he should have been getting bids from the best clubs across Europe. Kelechi is the problem of himself and not Mancity |
ojuu4u:Kelechi isn't that old at best he is 2 years older than his quoted year. And as for skills, no one being skills from heaven you develop them and that's what kelechi has refused to do. Even Messi didn't get to where he is today just by talent. He works harder than anyone in the barca team both on and off field. So if kelechi is not as skillful as those player aforementioned it's simply his fault, he didn't work at getting better. As for age, heck the same Jamie Vardy that is benching the black ass was 27 before he became a premier league player, the highest goal scorer in Spain and europe is 32, highest in Italy 34-35, one of the highest in epl aubamwyang is 29. So whats kelechi's excuse |
Kelechi's problem is simply laziness. How many of man city players were established players, most of them came from unrecognized leagues and clubs. Some of those who were said to be established even crumpled e.g Mahrez. Kelechi decided that he was good enough and made him lazy. The moment a person begins to think he is good enough in anything he is finished.. |
rusher14:I actually don't think it's about the trade war because most currencies fell against the naira. I think it's more naira gaining strength. I don't think the trade war affects currencies like pounds, ausie dollar and the Canadian dollar. Only the euro seem to be stable. Just checked, dollar is very stable to most currencies in the world. It's confirmed now that it's the naira that gained strength |
rusher14:I don't think so, even the yuan has dropped to about #45 to ¥1 yen too. So there would be even more demand for made in China products |
How come this isn't on front page. This is good news I just hope this stabilizes for at least 3 months.. people would make a killing in profit |
I hope everyone here knows that dollar is now #307 and yuan/rmb is #44.56/45.. I am do happy right now |
Where do all these people get this kinda friends with weird lifestyle and questions |
