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Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 2:38pm On Oct 11, 2015

I wish to use this moment to thank all those that have commented on this story. I have tried responding to each comment but I am unable to at the moment. Just realise that I am grateful for all the comments so far.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 2:36pm On Oct 11, 2015

Kpakam:
Observing,Rapmike,U 2 much

Thank you.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 2:35pm On Oct 11, 2015

myndd:
Rap Mike u b boss, d way u described the campus environment, u too much

Thanks a lot.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 2:32pm On Oct 11, 2015

nellyme:
You are complaining about no comment on your story. I have commented on this post since the time I got to see the story but u never appreciated it. All I do is read now and go. If u want pple to comment the more then start appreciating their comments. That's one thing I like about Repogirl and Larrysun, they have time to reply all the comments on their story.

Am sorry about that, I must have missed the comment. I do try to appreciate all those that give comments on my story. Am sorry again.

Christianity Etc › Re: Five Bible Verses That Will Motivate You And Give You An Extra Push by rapmike(m): 9:58am On Oct 11, 2015

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Christianity Etc › Re: Five Bible Verses That Will Motivate You And Give You An Extra Push by rapmike(m): 9:57am On Oct 11, 2015

Great words but there are others like:

All things works well for those who love God and are called according to his purpose.

If God gave up his son freely for us, won't he freely give us all things?

And my personal best:
I will not leave you, nor will I forsake you.

And
If the Lord is for us, who can be against us?

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Literature › Re: Bloody theresa (fictional Thriller) by rapmike(m): 11:31pm On Oct 10, 2015

akpobi:
Hold up guys More updates on sunday

Am still following.

Literature › Re: Bloody theresa (fictional Thriller) by rapmike(m): 11:31pm On Oct 10, 2015

akpobi:
Hold up guys More updates on sunday

Am still following.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 10:30pm On Oct 10, 2015

JigsawKillah:
lol you for try am na

Na lie!

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 10:02pm On Oct 10, 2015

JigsawKillah:
good thing you saw the war from afar. . . we for form isis for your thread

You no fit!!-D

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 9:52pm On Oct 10, 2015

"I have a plan."

Williams faced Sodiq, who was still on the ground. "I will give you and this winch a chance to redeem yourselves. Call the SUG President. Tell him that you want to see him over something, that you want to talk. If he refuses or cuts the call, let me know."

The lady searched for her phone frantically, then dashed into her room. Some guys felt like following her but Williams told them not to bother. Within two minutes she came back with a worried face.

"I don't have his number." She said.
"Na lie!" One of the guys vehemently opposed, causing her to cringe.
"Don't worry, whether na lie or na true no matter, I get im number." He picked her phone and typed the president's number in there.

"Oya call him." He urged her. He then brought out an old tape recorder, the label obviously scratched away.

With eyes and ears fixed at her, she called him.

"Bimpe! Bimpe!! How can I help you?" The president said in a harsh tone. She had put the call on speaker as they all retired to the room, Williams quickly started the tape recorder.

"Please, I am scared, I don't know what to tell my mummy. She will know."

"Why are you behaving like a baby? Find what to do about it! That's not my problem, because as far as am concerned, that day did not exist."

"Ah, ah, you are wicked! After everything you did to me and my brother! Ah, God will judge you!"

"Like that God cares. See, I can rape you over and over, nothing you can do about it. Better find one poor dude to put the blame on." He sneered behind the phone. "Good day!" He cut the call.

As soon as he dropped the call, Williams switched off the tape recorder he had.

"Okay, let's go." He then looked at Sodiq and Bimpe. "You guys are very lucky, if he did not confirm your story, you will be in Floor O by now."

With those words Williams left them,Tade walking besides him.
"Guy, wetin be the one wey you do for there?"
Kpom! Williams delivered a knock on Tade's head.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 9:01pm On Oct 10, 2015

Am touched by the comments. Its not like I want to abandon it like that for nothing sake, its just that when it seems like people are just reading and passing by, it saps off motivation.

Anyway, I will continue, thanks to all that made comments.

Sports › Re: Enyeama Returns To Eagles Belgium Camp by rapmike(m): 6:00pm On Oct 10, 2015

bigerboy200:
The Eagles hav not been winning matches because they are not good enough,not cos of bad management.. u can't giv what u don't hav..our squad lacks quality players.. shikena

Were Greece that sound when they won Euro 2004?

Sports › Re: Enyeama Returns To Eagles Belgium Camp by rapmike(m): 5:58pm On Oct 10, 2015

talktimi:
And so NFF officials overlooked ALL the credible/reputable media outlets in Nigeria and decided to pass this information through metronaija.com. Wonders shall never end

Guess your eyes missed the Nationonline huh?

Crime › Re: Married Woman Dupes Grieving Couple With Dead Son’s ‘baby’ (Pictured) by rapmike(m): 2:14pm On Oct 10, 2015

MusaIbrahim1:
Yeebos and money mentality

Hey, better stop this nonsense.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 1:23pm On Oct 10, 2015

Am ending this story here, its not worth it at all. My motivation has died down, people are waiting for mentions before they even drop a comment, its very unfair.

Guess Nairaland is not for me at the moment.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 6:19pm On Oct 09, 2015

As the lady dressed up, Tade and Williams turned to Sodiq.

"Now tell me with you suppose to say. Why did you call me? Why did this happen?" Sodiq looked speechless and utterly dumb at them, irritating Williams.

"Guy, he said to Tade, let's carry this guy go campus, maybe when we deal with am for Floor O, him go talk."

Sodiq quickly went on his knees and started to beg.

"Wetin be this? Abeg carry am!" Williams instructed two of the guys.

"I go talk! I go talk!!" Sodiq shouted, forcing Williams to stay action. The lady, on the other hand had dressed up and was about sneaking out, only for Tade to catch her movement.

"And where do you think you are going?" Tade asked her, dragging her into the middle of them all.

Sodiq started to open up. "Its true that my sister was been raped, but it did not happen today."

"Continue." Williams urged him.

"It happened last week. The Student Union President came with two other guys, beat me and bundled me inside that wardrobe. Then, then they first argued with my sister then they beat her and raped her."

"After that, they warned her not to tell anyone. But my sister was already given to a prince and they won't accept a woman who is not a virgin. That's why we decided to use Bro Tade."

Tade smirked on hearing the comment, while Williams found it incredulous.

"So, this is the excuse you have for doing what you did?" Williams asked.

"Its very stupid reason." Tade added. Sodiq and the lady were not smilig either.

"Its true, I swear that its true." Sodiq pleaded, laying down prostrate on the ground for all to see. His face looked sincere enough, but Tade was not ready to be deceived.

Williams suddenly became serious. "I have a plan."

Sports › Re: The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 5:02pm On Oct 09, 2015

OYIBN:
You should pass comments when you have the facts which you claimed you don't have.

Mr Man, I showed you the facts I have and the ones I was not sure of. I then made my comments on the facts I had. Did you read the post at all?

Sports › Re: The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 3:34pm On Oct 08, 2015

Now that Enyeama has left the Super Eagles, I begin to wonder how much damage this may cause, especially if we fail to perform against Congo.

Sports › Re: The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 12:18pm On Oct 08, 2015

2. I understand Enyeama's position, very,very much. But he was over doing it and behaving self-righteous. In as much as I love the Akwa-Ibom shot stopper, he can't tell me that he is completely innocent in this situation.

Judging from the way he excluded himself from Oliseh's team when the coach added him to the squad going to prosecute the Tanzania and Niger Matches, I suspect that he has some misgivings about Oliseh, even though the reasons were obvious. Breaking the reason why he could not come, despite the emotions involved, was not properly done in my opinion because he could have told Oliseh, who would make it public while explaining team member absences. The manner in which he seemingly overlooked the coach and went to social media to explain his reasons shows a lack of respect in the very least and some measure of hatred at most. This may be the reason why Oliseh would pick Musa, who seems to be quite loyal no matter the kind of coach that is coaching him. So Enyeama should not make it like it was all Oliseh's fault.

All in all, Oliseh will have to learn from this; there are better ways to peacefully transit from one captain to the other. Captains are not meant to be whims, therefore it should not be a surprise that an existing captain, especially with the influence of Enyeama and the manner in which it was handled, will challenge him, its left for him to navigate this dangerous turn.

And hope that results favor him.

Cc: honeric01, semid4lyfe

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Sports › Re: The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 11:57am On Oct 08, 2015

rottennaija:
www.nairaland.com/2650969/oliseh-enyeama-embarrassed-nigeria-chukwu

Read that, you will know more

I have seen it, but then that is from Christian Chukwu perspective. As far as Sunday Oliseh who is the current manager of the team has not explained why he stripped the captain's band off Enyeama, then I won't take up any other account to heart.

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Sports › Re: The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 11:51am On Oct 08, 2015

However, there is also a way of handling the stripping of the captain band which would have been better than how Enyeama handled it. He could have simply waited until the meeting was over in order to talk to Sunday Oliseh as the coach. He could have also talked to his assistants about how he felt. Those are more mature ways to go about it than interrupting the Coach in the middle of the meeting. His actions were plainly disrespectful, no matter what was said by Oliseh.

To those who think that the manner does not matter and are mentioning Thiago Silva and Neymar, let me remind you that the discomfort caused by that friction( which was more than just the captain's band but included Silva's starting spot) caused Brazil a couple of problems in the run-up to the Copa America. Coupled with the immature behavior of Neymar in the competition (which we hope Musa does not display), it made the competition a disaster for Brazil, hereby showing the power of a captain.

Before am quoted wrongly, am not saying that's Oliseh is wrong in removing Enyeama as the captain. I am of the opinion that if such is to be done, it can be done after the two friendlies, where the effects will blow away before the next competitive match and with Enyeama being at least told in private( which is more respectful). This would send positive signals to the team and the country all together.

Sports › Re: The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 11:31am On Oct 08, 2015

1. Let me first start by quote this particular bible scripture (in my own words): 'all things are lawful, all things are allowed but not all things are necessary'. This also refers to the captain band issue. Its true that Oliseh can chose who he wants to be captain and it may be true that Ahmed Musa may be able to carry the team along effectively with other duties of the captain, I beg to ask why Oliseh chose the time and manner in which he did it.

First of all, a more mature way will be to call Enyeama and have a heart-to-heart talk with him, iron issues out and then announce to the team the next day. That automatically makes Enyeama to be at ease and to feel like part of the team, disrupting little or nothing. This is considering the years of service Enyeama had put in, his dedication and the fact that he just lost his mum (which from all indications seem to be close to him). The last thing a coach should do is to rile such a player up by stripping him of the captain band, even if its to Mikel, not to talk of the fact that it was done in such a mean manner to him.

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Sports › The Super Eagles Captain Mess- My Opinion. by rapmike(op): 11:18am On Oct 08, 2015

For the past few days, fans and neutrals alike who follow the Super Eagles have been treated to different stories about the Captain band tussle between Coach Sunday Oliseh and Vincent Enyeama. While the true picture of what happened between them may not be truly ascertained at the moment, its a matter of immaturity and self-righteousness that has brought the situation to the current level.

First of all, the facts that we knew that are true.

1. Vincent Enyeama buried his mother recently.
2. He arrived to camp late
3. Sunday Oliseh chose Ahmed Musa as Captain, effectively stripping Enyeama of his position
4. Enyeama reacted angrily and was summarily thrown out of the area due to his reaction

From all this with the knowledge I have, I can say this:

1. Both of them handled it immaturely
2. Enyeama was been self-righteous

Let me analyze it one after the other.

Sports › Re: Oliseh Vs. Enyeama And The Impending Doom by rapmike(m): 8:24pm On Oct 07, 2015

joseph1013:
[b]If the reports I am getting from camp is anything to go by, then Enyeama was clearly in the wrong.

Trouble started when they had a meeting after the Tuesday training session, which Enyeama did not participate in because he was busy talking with a member of the crew eventhough he knew that only Carl Ikeme is the goalkeeper available. So Oliseh called a meeting and said he'd like Ahmed Musa to captain the team for the Congo clash. That was where trouble erupted. Enyeama would have none of that. He stood up in front of everyone and was said to have rudely interrupted the coach's speech at this point, the Lille keeper insisting that he was the captain, not Musa. Enyeama was even fighting for Mikel, most senior player in the team to be captain for friendlies not Musa when it became obvious that he would not be playing.

This interruption apparently riled Oliseh, who ordered Enyeama to let him (Oliseh) address his players in peace. But Enyeama continued talking, raising his voice at the coach.

When Oliseh could not take it anymore, he ordered that Enyeama leave the venue of the meeting as he felt the keeper was undermining his (Oliseh's) authority.

When Enyeama refused to leave, Oliseh asked for the goalkeeper to be forcibly removed from the Verviers Hotel camp by security men.

Why should Enyeama not accept the verdict of the coach? Hell was not let loose when Neymar replaced Silva as captain of Brazil. There was no arguments with the coach when Mascherano was replaced by Messi as Captain. What right has Enyeama got to oppose his coach? Anywhere in the world once a new coach takes over he decides who will be his captain, that's standard, if he does not choose you, then you have to sempe. Super Eagles is not your father's property.

Ahmed Musa will captain the Eagles just for the game VS Congo DR ironically Enyeama won't play that game so why was he causing trouble.

Enyeama was quoted to have made alot of caustic statements.

Enyeama said this words "Who is Oliseh?" So Oliseh sent him out of camp to show him who the boss is.

Enyeama told Oliseh what have you done that I have not done for the Super Eagles, what did you win that have not won,who are you? #Crazy

Enyeama told Oliseh how long were you in the national team? This is my 13th year you can't come in here and start misbehaving #Crazy

Anyone supporting Enyeama on this issue is supporting indiscipline. NFF on their part overruled Sunday Oliseh,what message are they passing by undermining the manager's authority?

And no, Enyeama did not apologize to Oliseh. He even went on instagram to say that Oliseh insulted his mother, something that never happened. Dude is very childish.

NOTE: I have my sources in the Eagles and it all points to the fact that Enyeama was clearly in the wrong.

GOODNEWS: Wilfred Ndidi & Kingsley Madu join Alampasu as players called up to @NGSuperEagles ahead of games VS Congo Dr & Cameroun as replacements[/b]

You expect me to believe you? Because you have some special 'informal' sources? Pleaseeee!!! Nothing less than video evidence will convince me, cos anyone could be right or wrong.

Literature › Re: Tade - The Rise Of An Activist. by rapmike(op): 6:46pm On Oct 07, 2015

The shock that Tade had was unexplainable.

Here he was expecting a woman shattered and in tears, crumpled up and crushed by the abuse called rape. Yet here was a totally different girl, who was not only seemingly happy but was totally naked, like she was expecting sex from her boyfriend.

He turned around and saw that the door was locked.

See Gobe!

Sodiq used the opportunity of the shock to lock Tade inside. With that successful, he was sure that the setup was complete.

He did not figure that Williams was that close to him, so as he turned away from the door, he came in contact with Williams, who was with seven other guys.

"Open the door." Williams immediately asked of him. Sodiq, confronted by the current situation went ahead to open the door.

Tade was saved by the door.

"What the hell is happening here?!" Williams said as he opened the door, shocked at the sight of a naked lady chasing Tade. The lady whose scheme was spoiled, looked on like a spoiled egg while Tade quickly pushed her away and walked towards Williams.

"Na wetin I see be that." He responded. "Where is that boy that locked the door?"
One of the guys with Williams dragged Sodiq to him.

"Now tell me, what's wrong?" He turned to the lady who was still shocked.

"Dress up, your body is irritating!"

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TV/Movies › Re: Kingdom Anime/manga. by rapmike(m): 12:19pm On Oct 07, 2015

PRINCEZUKO1:
lol, how was the coalition arc?? You're now at the Rebellion....Did you just skip the Kyou Kai revenge arc The fight there was epic tho'

I did not skip that, how could I? I still read part of the coalition arc, stopped when the huge Chu Commander was killed by Tou and Mangekou by Shin. I then skipped to the Rebellion arc and finished it, assuming that it ended in the death of Seikyou and the passage of his caucus to Rui.

Literature › Re: Write Your Shortest Flash Fiction. Not More Than 25 Words. by rapmike(m): 8:35am On Oct 07, 2015

Divepen, where are thou?

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TV/Movies › Re: Kingdom Anime/manga. by rapmike(m): 8:02am On Oct 07, 2015

Am now at the events after the Coalition war (did skip a huge chunk of that tho, will come back to it soon). Nice seeing Shin using Ouki's glaive and Kyoukai being a 1000 unit commander. Also the childish contest between Shin and Ouhon.

TV/Movies › Re: Join Film- Making Whatsap Group by rapmike(m): 6:44am On Oct 07, 2015

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