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PoliticsRe: Senators, Reps To Leave With 109 Jeeps, 360 Exotic Cars by rabzy: 10:35am On Jun 03, 2015
tevinsolt:
why do Nigerians call suvs - Jeep though like for real?

this is an suv (grand cherokee) by an american car maker JEEP


this is another suv (prado) by a Japanese car maker Toyota
Same reason we call every toothpaste maclean, used to call all newspapers daily times, all pasta indomie, etc, they were the pioneer and premier products.
CultureRe: Weird Facts From Around The World by rabzy: 8:22am On Jun 03, 2015
Beautiful.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:55am On Jun 01, 2015
This is the best time to lose if there is any. grin good for the team, good for the coach.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:48am On Jun 01, 2015
Awoniyi ooo. Its good this is the first match. There is chance tos till qualify. The game has taught everyone a lesson. The coaching crew, the players and the fans. Still loving the boys.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:41am On Jun 01, 2015
Enaholo has done himself in. He has been jittery all day. Dropping balls he should have caught and coming out at the wrong time.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:33am On Jun 01, 2015
Sokari in. Possibly awoniyi would be better positioned, he hasn't done well.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:32am On Jun 01, 2015
I hope savior Godwin canshield the defence better.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:27am On Jun 01, 2015
Yahaya is getting frustrated by the calls he needs to be careful
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:10am On Jun 01, 2015
He stamped on enaholo and is now pretending to be hurt. Could have been a yellow card for him.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 2:51am On Jun 01, 2015
StealthyMe:
i wouldnt really blaMe Awoniyi for not scoring that goal,the angle was kinda tight...
But,they really need to utilize their opportunities! Especially against a team like Brazil undecided
He wasn't very composed. You can see he miscued the ball. But the game is very open. Our attack takes out their defence easier than they do to ours. But their strikers are very potent. So they score their chances. Good game overall. But we need a strong man in front of the defence. Possibly sokari.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 2:40am On Jun 01, 2015
Am not envying these goal keepers at all. The two teams have people who can score brilliantly. 2:2.

There would be a harvest of goals.

Nepa playing games with light. My gen dey ground gidigba.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 3:04pm On May 29, 2015
AIG07:
I can't stop laughing... Even the foreign pros playing in lesser leagues ain't excluded. Have always wish one thing though it seems impossible-that a two leg friendly match between d so called super eagles(Keshi's Men) n d SUPER FLYING EAGLES(Manu's boys) be organised to be played in Akwa. So that d true men will be separated from d boys cos here in africa we believe that age determines football maturity... Which made keshi concludes that Nacho was to young to play at d world cup when d Likes of Pele, kaka, messi etc were still teens when de first represented their respective nations @ d highest level of football(WORLDCUP). I know some folks will say experience is needed in d NT unlike d grade teams. Yes, this is true buh are experiences gain on benches? No
True talk, I remember a time I believed ike shrounmu shud no longer be used, I never really saw him as a great keeper, people were saying experience, experience. I asked them if experience can canmake you fly, if you experience makes u know the ball is going to the far corner, can experience get you there. Experience can really be overhyped
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 11:07am On May 29, 2015
Leon2036:
One thing some guys don't understand is this, coaching a national team, is a lot more dificult than coaching an age grade side, I'm not saying this to justify keshi, buh u got to realise that coaching a a senior national team full of proffesional, we will all clamour for those who command 1st team shirt in Their respective teams. Knowing fully well that they will likely be released late, manu is a good coach no doubt but he will struggle with the super eagles job beacus he would not have enough time to make the players play as he wants them to, immagine, the reason. Behind the success of most national side, is either dey have a good team in Their league which dey can draw players from or majority of Their players plays for big teams in Europe where they have two or more of Their national team mate playing together. Del basque is a very good coach but we all know the man and team behind Spain 2010 success (Pep and barca) low is also a good coach, buh would u deny that Pep and bayern had no influence in germany's world cup wining team? Like I said I'm not saying this to defend keshi buh Nigeria we still have. A long way to go!!
Our national team has had mediocre players for many years. How can our senior team players not be able to control the ball once. They often need need to 3 touches before the ball is controlled. Some would control and the ball would be 3 to 5 yards away from them. After the eagles of 90s and early 2000, there was hardly any team again just a few good players. Our league does not bring out the best in people neither does it recruit the best. These boys were snapped before they could be thrown into that mincer or possibly not even noticed at all.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 6:42am On May 29, 2015
TheGoodJoe:
The truth is, they are called pass masters because they know the right pass to make. Patrick Vieira took a young Citizen Huws to watch Busquets. After the game, the boy said the team was amazing.

A pass master never passes for the sake of it. If Pirlo passes backwards, it is important. Another plauer might be in that position and decide to pass the ball and he gets intercepted.

Same with Busquets. Most times, Barca players make sure the ball gets to Busquets before they attack. If Busquets passes backwards, they do not attack. If he makes a side ways pass, they build up the game with attack directed passses. Whe Busquets passes forward, they go all out attack.

That is why they are masters of the game. Same with Luka Modric.
If you watch the game you don't see busquets, you watch busquets, you've seen the whole game.
PropertiesRe: Eko Atlantic City Update (business District Included) by rabzy: 8:10am On May 27, 2015
anulaxad:
I'm going to disagree with you there, I live in the UK and I believe I am well educated on the subject of flooding as I am a geographer.
The UK is known for it's very disciplined drainage system so flooding is extremely rare, and I can guarantee that what I saw in that picture could never occur here in the UK; with people still wallowing in high depths of water.

The UK has quite alot of rivers(also known as drainage basins) which naturally act as basins for water that comes from precipitation and if the basins are flooded the towns or villages surrounding may flood, but in those towns themselves they would have a drainage system underground so chances of flooding are very low.

The last major 'flood' that had significant damage to the UK was in Boscatle, 2004, and even in that event no-one had died or was injured; which sane country will allow its citizens to wallow in water up to people thighs;only in Nigeria.

Anyway, I'm a huge fan of EKO ATLANTIC, I hope one day that I might relocate there.
I don't live in UK but I watch CNN and I read UK papers, there has been flooding in UK wella. The one last year Cameron was heavily criticized. You also spoke as if Lagos don't have basins and rivers. Do you know why you hardly see streams and brooks in Lagos. Omoonile has sold them and people have built on them. These places gets flooded from time to time, because the river never forgets. Then add the indesciminate dumping of refuse in drains, then you have disaster looming. We have 4 flats in my house, am the only one using PSP, all the guys prefer 'meshara', aboki that can dump the refuse anywhere.
PoliticsRe: Fashola Explains Lagos Debt by rabzy: 7:50am On May 27, 2015
brixton:
How many govt hospitals with top notch facilities do we have in these slums? Do they have drinkable water? Pls visit these hood during any of the raining days and see for yourself how poor your Fashola performed in service delivery despite the trillions he got over the years.
We have suffered so much that we accept poor performance as the best in the midst of worst performance. Lagos is a strategic state with vast resources. Opebi is flooded whenever it rains, what then happens in modest slum when it rains?
Oga you said there is no basic amenity provided by the govt in those places and I mentioned the ones I have seen with my eyes. If it is enough, we should agree that it is not enough. But you also can't pull a hood over our eyes and say there is nothing there as if we don't see or use them.

I hardly go to hospitals so I don't know of them. I know there is Igando general hospital and ile-epo general hospital in the axis you are talking of. They were recently upgraded to General hospitals. Is it enough no, will Govt ever provide enough hospitals with top notch facilities no. I know a lot of people still compalin about healthcare delivery in UK and US. So even if we get to their standards we would still ask for more which is fine, its a normal human behavior.
I know he has completed and upgraded many water works even providing. Independent power for the waterworks. But connecting to the grid is a different ball game. Most people live as tenants in Lagos, and the absentee landlords are hardly bothered with such things as connecting to municipal water. I know some 20 years agowhen oyinlola did a major water project using Sakamori company. Giant water pipes were laid all around and points for tapping into the network were provided. Only 2 houses on my street. Got connected and pronto started selling the water to the rest of us. I don't even know our landlord (it was a family house, with a thousand landlords) let alone asking them to do the connectio, have they repaired the leaking roof first...lol. Water in Lagos is. Not straight-forward like that. Let those that are connected to the water networks say whether the service has improved or not, in my area we are all into boreholes.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 12:22am On May 27, 2015
Thank God, PHCN just brought light now after about a week of darkness. The timing is perfect for the U20. Giving me light in the dead of the Night is good for the next three weeks.

Ese o, they are really trying to meet me halfway.
PropertiesRe: Eko Atlantic City Update (business District Included) by rabzy: 10:27am On May 26, 2015
anonimi:
What % of UK looks like this after EACH rainfall year in, year out huh




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Do you know how many counties get flooded in the UK every year. There was a guy that built an island for himself inside the water while everyone was relocated. How many people in the UK drinks coke and throws the bottle out. Our gutters are dust bin and are always full.
PoliticsRe: Fashola Explains Lagos Debt by rabzy: 9:18am On May 26, 2015
brixton:
U

Sir, I am from Edo state but reside in Opebi, Ikeja whenever I'm in the Kwantoury(sic).

Kindly educate me on the social amenities available to iyana ipaja, Volks, ikotun, ejigbo, owowoshoki, iyaba iba, okokomaiko and other slums in our obodo lagos.
I knew how Lagos was and how it is now. Fashola's projects has been far reaching to different areas of the state. He has been everywher. So long as there are poor people existing, there would always be slums. Destroy one, new ones would be created.

@ iyana ipaja, a link road was done that goes from pleasure bus stop on the express into aboru and comes out behind the BRT lane @ iyana ipaja. Not long ago, the road from iyana ipaja all the way to iktun was expanded with walkways provided and better drainage.

@ iayana iba, there is a link road that was done that you can take to go to badagry without getting into the gridlock @ lasu. The double lane road takes off after the long bridge and leads to okokomaiko saving time, stress and money. Remember also that the isheri. Lasu expressway was recently expanded and properly rebuilt.
There is also a massive, probably the biggest so far aside from ilubirin under construction, that has been completed @ igando very close to iba.

There are also a number of link roads that was just done that takes off from the isheri-iba expressway and goes to abaranje, council all in ikotun-idimu area.

The 10 lane expressway to badagry is still ongoing, they are currently at trade-fair junction. The terrible gridlock from lasu to alakija has drastically reduced.

@ejgbo, there is a link bridge from ajao estate to ejigbo that was built, and several streets were tarred linking NNPC. The NNPC road was also done. Then the road from ejigbo linking idimu is almost completed. Massive demolition was done @ idimu, ancient ancestral homes and graveyards where relocated to allow for the expansion. Although until that isolo-ejigbo- ikotun road is done. People in that axis would never be happy. I don't know why that road has not been done. It is too important to be left in that state..

Could more be done yes, has appreciable effort been expended yes. That's my take.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 12:50pm On May 23, 2015
LeeCodeman:
Bro, you're still alive? (just kidding) What happened to that thread on 'Weird People The World Would Never See Again'? That was an interesting and educative thread you abandoned mehn. I enjoyed it while it lasted. Can you please continue the series?
Lol, am stiull very much alive. Thanks for the compliments. I travelled and when I got back, other things took precedence. I will try and add a few more individuals to the thread.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 12:44pm On May 23, 2015
joseph1013:
Pictures from camp
Pls you guy should try and be name tagging the pictures. At least for the lesser-known guys and the new guys in the team. Pls nobody should tag Awoniyi, aside that he is quite famous, safarigirl has already done enough showcasing for him and am sure she is not done yet.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 12:08am On May 23, 2015
I just watched moses simon's clip on youtube now. That boy is a serious guy. He is quite good. Hmmm, Nepa should go and look for those megawatts before the competition starts o as fuel is now 250 per litre. My wife won't let me burn such fuel at such ungodly hour for any match. Biko Nepa make una meet me halfway.
SportsRe: Flying Eagles of Nigeria Thread: U-20 World Cup (New Zealand 2015) by rabzy: 4:29pm On May 21, 2015
Please is musa yahaya in the squad. That guy that never tires, always on the move from back to the front, reminds me of patrick viera.
PoliticsRe: See Where The Phrase 'Ajala The Traveler' Came From? by rabzy: 1:09am On May 21, 2015
Thanks Op, knew the song since I was a kid..., but never knew the man behind the song. Now am going to go and get the song and reminisce about my childhood.
PoliticsRe: Chukwuma Bamidele Dies (Nnamdi-Azikiwe's First-Son) by rabzy: 7:33am On May 12, 2015
Vessi:
hi exactly. Even awo's son is nowhere to be seen. Balewa's son b too. Many others.
Maybe if you were a little boy and you saw your father being hounded by opponents, being imprisoned and killed. You hear of betrayals and secrets and rites of initiation and attempted assasinations and all the different conditions these families lived under. You may vow never to put your own kids under such conditions and limelight. Perhaps there are still some enemies lurking ready to strike, perhaps you are privy to some secrets that are too disturbing. Perhaps you may have had all the excitement that would last you a lifetime.
CrimeRe: Our Neighbour Revived Me With Water After Raping Me Six Times –14-year-old Rape by rabzy: 10:06pm On May 11, 2015
ademega:
I heard you . are we saying for every rape allegations ,the man should be killed straight away without proper investigation ? So ,if a girl should accuse you of rape ,they should just get you and take you down to jail without investigation?
So many years back , we just heard a lady half naked shouting on our our street that a man just finished raping her . it was serious , everybody came out , and ready to set the man ablaze. But funny enough , few days to this particular day , we have been seen them together doing Romeo and Juliet. We thought to ourself say big bros Don see new fish . eventually the man came out and explained after different slaps that that was the fourth time they would be having sex that week , he explained that the bone of contention. Was his failure to give her 10k he promised her after the sex . he said that angered her and promised to disgrace the man . the lady didn't deny this . what do we say to this ?

I will never support rape in my life . I was the girls type when I was in school . if I toch a girl once and she pushes my hand away ,mr J Don come down be that and is off my mind even to my girl friend of many years.
My point about the story posted was this , if you read critically , you will notice something's are begging for questionings . mind you , we are yet to hear the side of the man . if the guy should say , the girl has been his girl friend all these while unko? That most times ,she always demand for sex ? What will be your judgement ? Then this will lead us to further questioning on how to balance the story in other to establish a rape case. That is just my stand. Am not a rape advocate and I will never be . i dont want my sister , dauther or my female friends to be rape. we need to find out the whole ttruth in everything .for every story there must be at least two sides to it. But for this one what do we have ?
What sort of questions are you asking.
If a 28 yrs old man tells you your 10 yrs old girl has been his girlfrined and they have been having consensual sex, what you say or do. Even if the girl has had previous sexual experience, possibky from an earlier rape or sex with her age groupd or who-ever does it make it right for the deranged fellow to sleep with a kid. If it was my kid God knows I will be the one on trial because that guy is a goner.
CrimeRe: Our Neighbour Revived Me With Water After Raping Me Six Times –14-year-old Rape by rabzy: 9:56pm On May 11, 2015
nicerichard05:
We should always learn to see stories from different angels, dis gals story is false, in other word, she has the sense not to give Emma handkerchief buh refused to tell her mum wat happen, well in dis case it is jst because d gal is under age, if na big gal talk dis kinda story, na slap I go slap am. Buh Emma fuckup sha, u jst carry go bleep small gal of 10yrs old.m conji na really bastard.
Conji or whatever is no bastard, its the guy that is a bastard. Depending on circumstances and upbringing, some kids are alert to some dangers than others. At the age of 10, I can never collect anyt food from pple or eat in your house except my parents permit becuase of witch initiation, so the girl maybe very attune to ritual stuffs and the likes. That's all our home videos teach
PoliticsRe: I Don't Know Where Shekau is-Chadian President by rabzy: 9:21pm On May 11, 2015
This man should be given GCON award, grand comedian of the Niger, he is a big time joker. Someone that has been a president for generations coming to congratulate and salute someone that is totally unlike him. The idiot should go and resign or better still join the their ragtag army that has been capturing Gamboru and malam fatori for 10000 times. Joint operation ko, joint operation ni.
CultureRe: The Story Of Bode Thomas: A Lesson Of Respect And Humility To Learn From by rabzy: 8:08pm On May 10, 2015
topfally75:
The story below looks like fairy tale but it was
true. It was a story that all of us need to learn
one or two things from; especially youth of
nowadays that refused to show humility and
respect to their elderly people in the name of
(OLAJU) developments and the so called human
rights.
I will like to emphasis it her that an ‘Oba’ that is
an ‘Alaiyeluwa’ need total respect from all his
subjects both home and abroad.
A lesson on humility to learn from the story of
Bode Thomas. a lawyer by proffesion whom was
posted to Oyo as the chairman of Oyo Divisional
Council during the time of Oba Adeyemi , the
Alaafin of Oyo (the father of the current Alaafin).
The story goes thus ‘Bode Thomas, yes, the
same Bode Thomas, whom the Surulere Street
was named after, died on Nov 23, 1953 in a
most mysterious manner.
Bode Thomas was born to a wealthy trader,
John Thomas in 1918. He, FRA Williams, Remi
Fani-Kayode (Father of Femi Fani-Kayode)
attended Law School in London, and they
established the first law firm in Nigeria, called
"Thomas, Williams and Kayode". The law firm
was established in Jankara, Lagos.
Bode Thomas was an excellent lawyer, but he
was also very arrogant. Because of his
education, he was made chairman of the Oyo
Divisional Council at one time, while the King of
Oyo, Alaafin Adeyemi, (the father of the current
Alaafin) was a mere member!
On Bode Thomas' first appearance in council
after being appointed chairman, all council
members stood up for him in reference, to
welcome him, except Oba Adeyemi,( Oba to
to....Kaaabiesi o) who, for cultural reasons,
should not show reference to anyone in public,
not even his mother!
Bode Thomas rudely shouted at the King
"...WHY WERE YOU SITTING WHEN I WALKED
IN? YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO SHOW
RESPECT?" At that time, Bode Thomas was 34
years, while the Alaafin was in his 60's. The
Alaafin felt very insulted. He said "SE EMI LO
NGBO MO BAUN?" (Is it me that you are barking
at like that?)
Bode Thomas responded by shouting some
English sentences which the Alaafin didn't
understand, so the Alaafin just told him... "MAA
GBO LO" (continue barking). The confrontation
happened on November 22, 1953.
Bode Thomas got home and started barking! He
barked, and barked and barked like a dog all
night until he died in the early morning of
November 23, 1953.
Bode Thomas was the Balogun of Oyo. So, when
next you drive on Bode Thomas street in
Surulere, remember that man, who cut short his
own life because of his arrogance and being
haughty. Be Humble!
I heard about this too and his association with awo.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Court Of Arbitration Inaugurated By Fashola (photo) by rabzy: 4:27pm On May 09, 2015
anonimi:
Thanks for correcting my equation. Duly noted that Fashola and Thief'nuibu cabal's FAILURE in Lagos state education sector is WORSE than I earlier reported.

Go and find out what % of public schools (compared to private schools) were for ALL children in Lagos state under Awo and Jakande in the 50s and 80s, then come back let's discuss.

I am surprised that you are comparing education of all OUR children with housing shocked
For someone who can calculate properly, this is truly disappointing!
In UK, Canada, USA, Italy etc where our people are running through the desert, ocean to smuggle themselves to do you think the public schools are only 12.5% of the total number of schools huh

Why do we hate OURSELVES so much as black people?
Why?
Go and compare the population of Lagos then and now, Did Govt policies then allow the owning of private schools, how many private individuals then had the money to set up schools unlike now where schools are springing up everywhere. Was the middle-class, the engine of growth in many economies as buoyant as it is now.
CultureRe: Edo People by rabzy: 4:23pm On May 09, 2015
prodogunwanoe:
the basics e.g welcome,am back,run,..just write the english and translate it
Welcome = obokhian or for easy pronunciation Oboshan

Am Back = Ivae /e-var-ay/ i as in eve, va as varseline and e as in amen
run: ri une: ri as in return, u as in ubuntu, ne as nephilim
CrimeRe: Our Neighbour Revived Me With Water After Raping Me Six Times –14-year-old Rape by rabzy:
Everydaeguy:
d mother sent her 10yr old daughter on an errand n ddnt get bothered wen she came home late.she was coming back frm d errand her mum sent her too wen emmanuel called her n she entered his house,was gagged and raped,she was 10years old then right.after raping her he gave her a cloth to wipe d blood off her body and wen she dd he rquested d cloth back whc d girl hesitated,a 10years old girlhuhshe ddnt scream wen she was being perforated,no struggles,she ddnt even tell her mum,wot cud a 10yr old girl be scared of,and anytime this emmanuel invites her to his house,she would still go there...#this is Nonesense...this story doesn't add up...well,they say nothing is impossible,am jst finding it hard to believe...
The only place I raise an eyebrow is when the girl said she didn't let go of the hanky. That's way above her age, except if she has watched too much home movies. It also indicate she wasn't totally afraid

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