Gandollaar: Some people here have called the former president out due to somethings in the story not adding up. But after reading, I was filled with nothing but respect and admiration for the guy.
Why cos, whatever he did as Sug Pres. in a place like OAU, to prevent angry students from first lynching Emeka and Efosa after being caught must be from the very best!
Did he say a committee mounted roadblocks?
Could they have mounted roadblocks to catch cultists armed to the teeth with just sticks and pebbles, very unlikely! They will need a stronger army to catch the other guys.
I hope he's doing great in a nation where nothing is guaranteed.
Guy you weren't there...roadblocks were mounted...all the cultists were on the run..no one could mount a resistance..when the whole mass of oau students were on the move..the whole town was comb...reporters and newsmen were everywhere...the whole nation was following the story...and cultism was banished to the very depths of deep shadow in OAU
ogascomax: You are not of us, you are never part of us. Who ask you to defend him, you don't defend a Pastor you defend the gospel. I am not sure that you are a Christian because your Christianity is under attack. If you don't repent you may not like your end. I am not cursing you but telling you that your Christianity has a fundamental problem. Your Christianity is a disaster and a disgrace to we Christians. Many of you are pagans not Christians because you are speak as one. You don't even speak with scripture but just to talk without God guiding you... Just imagine Jesus afraid of virus. Many of you are here explaining the danger of virus... You are very terrible.
Oh so oyakhilome is Jesus now abi...oyah let him heal them the way Jesus healed the servant of the gentile army officer...he should speak the word and let everyone be discharged from yaba....or all those power he used to spread in church and everyone will be falling...let him go there and wave his hand from outside the centre and let them be healed....you should be afraid of virus that can kill you
The nation of Israel was anointed of God and specially consecrated with powerful prophets leading them.
But in the law God gave them...he gave provisions for quarantine..if you touch a dead body you would be unclean and kept apart...if you are a leper you don't live in the town with others...if you want to pop...go outside the camp dig a hole and dump there.. The Levites, priests and he GH priest were to enforce these laws of hygiene so as prevent diseases breaking out amongst them. If you are a leper and you have been healed..you are supposed to go to the high priest who will verify if you are free of the disease...God did not say go to the high priest for him to lay his hand on you and be healed...neither was Moses or Joshua told to cure the lepers...this oga want to go and be touching coronavirus...oyah nah sebi Jesus said the word and servant of that army officer was healed...he too should say the word and let us discharge everyone in yaba... nonsense
paulolee: nice...remember a guy saying dt he wud surely get dressed and dt previous naked one is not completed....nice bt e remain to paint am spain jersey
Well...I have gave you all the evidence to show that it was an unfinished work...but you pressed the ignore button...lolol
Kelechi Nwakali is a player of interest by a lot of people based on his outstanding exploits at the youth level. When he bought a house...it was here...when he was partying around...the news came here and people slated him..when he was getting playing time in an obscure club in a backwater league...people brought it here...I have seen pictures of him doing many things not related to football in this forum....so he is a player of interest both by those who love him and those who are totally disappointed in him or don't love him....
So even a 5 seconds cameo in the next match would make the news here...if it's not by supernerd...it would be by someone else who probably wants to mock him....
So guys we are stuck with him....it is not a matter of igbekeme.if igbekeme lost form and starts playing in cyprus...it wont be discussed in 2 pages...but I can guarantee that it would take more than 10 pages discussion if it was kelechi..so it is a matter of kelechi being a player of interest and focus
.this is a work in progress, it has not yet been finished nor unveiled...all the finishing work has not been done...this is still the sketch sculpture...we can clearly see all the rough patches at the back and legs..even the pedestal is still stained from the work.
The artist clearly is still working on it, in his studio, you can see his other works of arts displayed on the shelf behind
charlesemeka85: all u said abt u na em dey mk many in here feel inferior wen ever ur presence is noticed which turn them to be unnecessary aggressive to any post u mk. Lol
elunico: The BLM movement is far loosing credibility, at least the discerning members of the public are dissociating themselves from their antics.
Black lives begin to matter when they're killed by a White man. They keep to their moms when it's a Black on Black kill as it happens in Chicago and New York on a daily basis.
Dave Dorn, David Underwood, Italia Kelly, Chris Beaty were other Black people killed during the protest, the BLM never thought it wise to honor them, but, for the criminal Floyd, they're bent on destroying their cities.
Fact is, unarmed Whites have died in the hands of police officers in the US than unarmed Blacks, guess it's normal.
However, Jeff Bezos has the right as an individual to support the movement in spite of a disgruntled customer, so do you, but people like me would always present our reasons for not joining in on the party even though we may come out too strongly at times
Everything is context nobody is protesting the death of blacks from cops during an armed robbery or a shootout...this protest is about killing of blacks in situations where it shouldn't have led to their deaths at all...you call George a criminal..even so he deserves his day in court..not to be strangled on the street. Show us these killings of whites by cops in similar circumstances and at the same rate...then you would have a point..but just saying cops kill whites won't cut it...take into cognizance..the population ratio of whites and blacks and the circumstances of death. BLM is just a slogan..a forceful message..there has been similar protests in US for decades..long before BLM became a maxim..and without BLM the protests will still exist and continue as long as these killings continue
elunico: Racism is not politics? Come on, you're not naive. I've been called all sort of names because of my siding with Trump, this has been from people of my color, Uncle Tom, sell-out, white nigga, Black white a$$, and all the sorts. Those stupid mofos are either making fun of my complexion, my facial features, my traditional dressing, in fact, I rile them up by using my Nigerian accent around them.
The left and right ideologies affects more than you can imagine even here in Nigeria, go figure.
Don't use the same tactics here..you are not going to rule anyone up here with traditional dressing or accent..so don't use the same way you argue with whoever there with us...who are mostly based in Nigeria and not on either side of their political devide
elunico: I'm not a Christian to start with. I don't have a single religious bone in my body.
I'm an unapologetic Conservative!!
And just because Trump isn't giving in to the PC culture, the tokenism the left seem to be brooding doesn't make him racist.
You want to be valued, get off your lazy a$$, work it out instead of sitting there crying victims over every posture. You're inadvertently setting yourself up for failure.
As a matter of fact, America is one of the least racist nations in the world today.
Anytime anyone criticizes trump, his supporters would come up with left and liberal and other labels...what's our business with leftist or rightist ideologies...in nigeria, our politics is the same...racism is not politics... you guys bring left and liberalism and all those talk to deflect from the fact that this guy lies like no one else...exaggerates excessively...abuses anyone and anybody that criticises h...how many of his appointees and former associates...have not come back to criticize his policies...and how does he react to such criticism...with abuses and name-calling and tantrums..this has nothing to do with ideology but his total unconscionable character
komekn: It's not as bad as Burnley but l know what l am talking about.
It's quite obvious you have not been to Liverpool and understanding the scouser mentality and how it works in Everton.
We asked you why Everton is a racist club..you say you no fit talk am...then you add another club name put as racist..oga this is an anonymous forum of harmless banter..say what you have to say...at least you have mentioned severally why Nigerian coaches and system is very corrupt, so why are you unwilling to excoriate these clubs.
komekn: Everton is club with a history steeped in racism.
The have always anchored themselves on hard work and endeavour at one time the quintessential blood and guts team.
Exemplified in former manager Duncan Ferguson.
Ancelotti cannot change the ethos in a few seasons and with the limited budget l see him going the way of those before him.
Thier youth academy is based on the same ethos and create a good team at youth level that grinds out results with hardworking nit skill and technicality but very few individual outstanding technically gifted players.
Also the hierarchy of recruitment too like deal and Egunje.
TheGoodJoe: "Papilo [Kanu] you know is so crafty. When I watched the game later, I saw the way he positioned his body before he played the pass, he confused the defenders, they were thinking he was going to play left," Utaka said on Instagram Live.
"I knew what he was going to do, so immediately I wasn't even waiting, I started going. Against Angola away he did the same thing, that was years after.
"Whenever I see him positioning himself I'll go because I know he will drop the pass. When I got that ball I said the only thing I can do is not to waste time because the goalkeeper will close down the more I waste time.
"I was looking right but I knew I was going to play left, he got a slight touch on the ball.
"I needed to drag him to the right so that I can confuse him because the goalkeeper is huge as well. I said if I take one more touch, he will close down on me so I said let me release the ball first time. "
Utaka on Kanu Nwankwo. There is far more to offensive play from a striker than goals. Watch the clip below and look at the split decisions, the dropping deep to build play, covering multiple offensive positions and how Kanu brought the other offensive players into the game. Finally, watch his gifted techniques on the ball.
By God, when are we going to have these kind of players again...football is becoming so sterile these days..that triangular play all the time bores me..
Joebie: Now you know. Don't break it until it's breaking news.
He broke it at the right time, and a news broken is nolonger breaking news...no joy or glory in that.
This was just a case of a guy going back on his words, except we all have to wait not on insider info nor nff or the coach confirming it, but wait for the players to do so on their social media handles or in press conference but that would be utterly stale and boring
ChrisKels: I filthy snake. Dude has always had a questionable attitude, and deep down I feared he might be a KPB to us when I was told he had pledged his allegiance, little did I know he was this unfortunate. He has tossed his Chi up in the air, to dance surugede, I pity him for he doesn't know that surugede is the tone and dance of the spirits and death. Mi
I am so vexed. This idiot made Elyte dey mock me here
Lolololol..you guys can be so annoying sometimes with endless arguments and also extremely funny
AhoadaRivers: They are actually more smarter than the yoruba who claim to be educated. Afterall they both fought the 'oil war' against Biafra together, how come yorubas are not getting more of the 'oil wealth' since they claim to be intelligent and educated when time came to share the spoil.
yorubas got the short end of the stick if you ask me. They should be ones in these pictures enjoying since they claim to be 'more intelligent and won the oil war against Biafra' but unfortunately they have been relegated to chasing after agege bread vans due to covid hunger.
The oil war started with Isaac adaka boro,...guess who fought against him
Taiwojon: great now we can go back to the place of our God
God should be able to be in any place. I thought it is said that were 2 or 3 are gathered...well at least for xtians.
Deut 6:6 to 9. Each family head has the responsibility to teach Gods word to their families. Don't outsource it to pastors. Jesus said when they are persecuting you flee to the mountains and hills...the xtians won't have their churches and leaders on the mountain, but they can still live a Christian life and worship God until the hard times are over.
These are very hard times...caution caution and abundance of caution
abbey621: Query your ancestors for selling their people, black slavery started from Africans selling Africans then the whites simply upgraded the technique. The love of gold, the love of weapons and so on, your ancestors were some of the most greedy sons of b*tches to ever walk the earth!
Officer, all races and cultures have sold their kinsmen to slavery from the beginning of man. Some people even sold themselves to slavery to pay off debts or as a punishment for crimes. The level of cruelty and barbarity meted out to slaves in the western world from the days of Rome to the Transatlantic slave trade cannot be compared to African culture. It is what you do with the slave that makes you a man or a demon
TheGoodJoe: I see some people defending the Finisher Billing.
My point is simple, what happens to decency? What happens to, I am flattered with the idea of Nigeria wanting me but I have nursed the ambition to represent Denmark since I was a child. I want to represent Denmark because of my childhood passion.
What kind of crap is that I don't feel Nigerian? I bet you, if England calls him, he will jump at it. I guess even though he was raised in Denmark, he will feel English.
What crap is, I have Danish Mum and siblings, only Nigerian father? He has the right not to feel Nigerian but the decency should come first.
What happens to I have a passion for Denmark, even though I have a Nigerian origin? I heard Nigerians are wonderful people and it is a nice place. It would be nice to represent them but I made up my mind a long time ago to play for Denmark. I intend to continue to fight for my shirt in the Danish National Team until it comes true.
No one will feel bad or end up in Finland.
It seems these guys feel thrashing Nigeria, somehow proves their loyalty to their home countries.
Yeah His language was too blunt, harsh and totally denigrating. He didn't need to say all he said.
safarigirl: Some things are a business decision, feelings are cute, but business decisions are cuter.
People use all their life's savings to travel out of this country, to nations they know little of, in search of a better life. They leave behind the families they know, and proceed to a land unknown and most of the time, uncertain futures, in search of greener pastures that they may not even find eventually. You think they don't have feelings?
Business decision. Their feelings are not a priority.
Depending on the trajectory your life/career is taking, some decisions have nothing to do with your feelings and that is what some of these boys know nothing of- the business of football.
Boys make decisions based on feelings, men make decisions based on realities.
Money does not make everyone, some people prefer honour and integrity and these virtues are based on feelings and valued by men throughout the ages.
And who says it is likewise not a good business decision not to play for a country that they are culturally and emotionally attached to...how much business can we say has really gone the way of the boys that opted for us..just because they choose us.
safarigirl: he should have changed his name to his Jamaican step father's name, so, we will know he is completely dissociating himself from Nigeria
Dele Alli was raised by a Jamaican stepfather, Jordan Ibe too was raised by a Jamaican stepfather. Jamaican men must be waiting by the corner, to pick up a Nigerian man's slack in the UK
These things have to do with feelings, a lot of people here have denounced their biological fathers/mothers and stuck with foster parents and adopted another state or people. If i was brought up as dutch, heard little or nothing about Nigeria or probably loathe all i have heard and just went about how to survive and after some measure of success, someone just called from the blues and i said i should come and represent the country. It could be very hard to honour it, even if its going to help my career...We need to respect the deep feelings involved..some might have struggled with the rejection over the years and have just gotten over it
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safarigirl: Still not healthy 6-packs, ma suffer head 6-packs you dey talk. And why will I be living in a street filled with bricklayers and carpenters?
What is their number in comparison to those who are unfit with pot bellies? Some of the potbellies sef are on skinny people.
I repeat, Nigeria is not overflowing with chiseled men anything, because Nigerian women don't center their attraction on what a man looks like. Men don't feel the need to put in effort for their looks, and it is just as well. Buchi Emecheta stated in her book, that a man is never ugly, that line did not just come to be. It is a truth in Africa.
Madam you be ajebo jor...no wonder nah Potbelly you dey see up and down and those wey no get, nah gym dey help dem. Ajebo kids have Potbelly from kindergarten. As small as the VI and lekki is...all the number of gyms there would be 10 times what we have in the rest of Lagos.
Safari, I think we are looking at different demographics...Nigerian boys (not the minority ajebors) of 20 to mid 30s potbellied?...for where dem see am....how many potbellied boys did you see in public universities and how many do you see of these young men in offices...it is when Naija men are nearing 40s and 50s that pot belly starts developing in most cases....and they are still not as much as those that don't have...people living below poverty lines can't afford Potbelly generally... just look at newsreel of people walking on Lagos streets..like marina and broad Street...you can't be seeing potbellied men everywhere.. Well about men not feeling the need to put in efforts in their looks..that's very true...it's the way the gender, culture etc has evolved over the course of human history...yeah a man is never ugly nor promiscuous....sad but very true.