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usbcable:I disagree. You cannot compare the BPL to any other league in the world. Most of the leagues where you have more than four to seven star teams are that way because they have all had their fair share of the league before declining. On the bright side, the La Liga, from inception, is always about who blinks first between us and Barcelona, which makes a whole lot of attention shift towards the league. No league comes close to the EPL and truth be told, it has nothing to do with their fixtures. Almost every team in England is considered an attraction, all thanks to their aggressive media. |
monerozi5590:The one player I hate the most. I pray his transfer pulls through. |
careytommy7:There is neither nothing right with what he did nor ethical. Yes, he is human and empathy remains one of our attributes but believe me when I say that sentiments are quite dangerous in the business world. |
Apparently you are not ready to work. If the said family man was super good at his job, the likeness of your Head would have not been enough to want to replace him. You might have considered what you have done to be noble but what if he ends up being fired and some other person is recruited in his place? Being churchy or religious in the corporate world would not see you go far. You could as well take up the job of a church administrator if you would go on pitying every one. Yes, I sound mean but you must understand that the corporate world is like an ocean. Often times, the jellies end up being tossed without a defined purpose. Now you are asking to be emailed for an opening when you cannot ascertain for sure whether the person you backed out for would still be able to retain the job for three more months or even the following month. The sad reality is that a man might never be elevated at the expense of another. Life isn't rosy in any way. Please, go and pick up 'Art of War' and 'The 48 Laws of Power'. All the best in your quest. |
So she wasn't married off at 12 ![]() |
mukina2, can't post my email addy here. Would you be so kind to suggest other possible means of getting the code? Thanks. |
At the very beginning, Suleiman could be heard 'chastising' the woman with these words; 'with the way you're talking like this, me, if I was your husband, I would have asked you to leave. Your mouth is faster than your mind.' ![]() Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
I stumbled on this video yesterday and I have not stopped imagining how religion mess us this much as a people. The video below is a trending footage of a couple who were rather 'comfortable' with fiery Apostle Suleiman settling their dispute before the church. How did we get to this ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFhbwkZV4EE |
YelloweWest:I hate sharing opinions on issues as this but I could not just resist seeing your post. All you wrote are assumptions and you somehow found a way to make it look good to the point that you asked him to go ahead and marry her. I totally disagree. 1. Sex was always an issue with them and led to break up on several occasions. Possible Meaning: Her moral compass must be golden or perhaps she never really lived the dude and never found him sexually attractive. 2. She dated her campus boyfriend for four years BUT got pregnant for ANOTHER. Note the 'ANOTHER' is neither the OP nor the campus boyfriend whom she dated while in school, assuming her course is a four year course. Possible Meaning: There is no way I would believe she dated her campus love for four years without having sex with him. 3. She got pregnant for another man and made up her mind to keep it against her parents wishes. Sadly, she lost it 7 months after. Meaning: This is the man she loves. A lady could do something crazy that would beat one's imagination for just that one dude and you would get to wonder why. The answer is simple. The man is definitely the only one person her life revolves around. How about we also ask why she never continued with the man after she lost the baby? My submission: Attraction of all forms matter in relationship. She never really loved the OP was never attracted to him. For reasons, I believe it is safe to say nothing has changed. She strikes me as one of these ladies who prioritise marriage as the ultimate and would not be bothered to settle down immediately. The red flag here is that she would likely bring the 'no sex' form forward to be filled like she did in the past while she didn't waste time in giving others. The OP was never really a back up plan even. He is the next available bus she could hop into. |
Frankyboy1:Nerdg, I hate to state this, but this is the answer to your plight. |
He prolly never liked the child. Who beats a child in that manner for crying out loud? The jury was unfair. He should have been sentenced rather than rot behind bars for life. |
FemiEddy:We aren't signing any striker other than the super hyped Mbappe, if at all we would be signing any. The team is in perfect shape and there are two more strikers lined up after Benzema. Selling Morata to buy another striker when Lucas, Asensio and Mariano are still waiting. |
ta4ba3:Quite true. The Benzema sentiment is still there though but Ronaldo made it worse which Zidane saw through. Morata is a clinical finisher than Benzema but Ronaldo seems to fancy Benzema more as he set up goals than score. Apparently, that suits Ronaldo. It explains why Ronaldo would struggle to get a goal in full match should Morata play with him. Either way, I have no doubt that Morata would effortlessly prove that he is the striker we would have loved to keep. |
Ishilove... Shey you're seeing this man ![]() |
Eastfield1:I believe I clearly stated areas that were cut off or carved out from their original areas. EfeWestern, links, biko. |
Efewestern:I think that paragraph was not clearly defined and quite sadly, I moved it to the next. Regardless, I believe I would do so. Mamurioke, Oniovo. |
dominique:It is almost the same. The state government according to rumours, have been slashing salaries for little or no reason, and for certain reasons, does not want it out. A government that cannot stand criticisms only proves that it is not fit and capable of leading its people. If the state government was fair to its people, it would not be bothered about negative media rounds as those who are experiencing first hand enjoyment would rise to defend their own. |
nonaira:Oh, so the Ijaws are expected to come and save you in a discourse that had nothing to do with them from the outset? I have no interest in sowing seeds of discord but the truth must be pronounced. I grew up in a complex environment with the Ijaws and the Ilajes being the dominant groups therein. I recall how the Ijaws came into the area at the time, way back as far as 1990. Today, they claim they own the place and have been there from time immemorial. Interestingly, the said place is Mile 12, Lagos, specifically the river edge within Omobanta. There are no indigenous Ijaws in Ondo, just as there are no indigenous Igbos in Delta, the same way there are no indigenous Urhobos in Bayelsa. The same applies to the Yorubas. It is one thing your land was claimed or cut off, just as the case is with a part of Rivers which naturally belongs to the Igbos, and it is another to claim you are indigenous to a land when history clearly beams its spotlight on how your people got there. |
Eastfield1:What Kagawa10 said is true. Ese odo literally means the 'river foot', transcribed as the 'River bank'. Ijaws are good at settling pretty fast in an area and would not even let a moment pass before the settlement become theirs. It is no branier as to why you have Ijaws in Yoruba lands who are claiming that they are indigenous in those lands, even though it is funny. |
cumbak60:I could remember stating exactly the post you quoted last night, and this has nothing to do with playing dirty. The said Igboid groups in other lands other than the five Eastern States are migrants who were only accommodated, save for the part of Rivers that was carved from the original land of the Igbos. The same applies to the Ijaws too and they are very much conscious of this fact. However, that is not to say that they have not become a part and parcel of the said places. Where the problem would always be is in the misplaced use of the word 'Indigenous'. I believe you know what I mean here. Amaechi, Odilli and co, Including Sunday Oliseh who denied being Igbos are indeed Igbos. Again, it still does not eliminate the facts that the present day places belong to non Igboid groups who accommodated their hosts. Ijaws have weird longings for water, same as the Urhobos, and would not waste a moment in laying claims to where they are clustered. As the case of Biafra today, should it pull through, Igboid groups outside of the five Eastern States would not be carved out because that is where the real drama would begin. Stories of how a family trekked from a particular place down to their presently dwellings would be dug. Edo presently has its land in the East (Onitsha), and while the scenario does not necessarily apply to the discourse at hand. Igboid groups in Rivers believe they share no semblance with Igboid groups in the SE and do not let a second pass by before they deny their roots. The same apply to some people in Delta State. I just found out recently that there is clan in Bayelsa, the Ofonis, they speak the Ughelli dialect and bear typical Urhobo names, but cannot be said to be original owners of the land they live in because history has it that they migrated to the plaace they presently live. If eventually it happens that, God forbid, every people is forced to reckon with their root, the Ofonis might leave empty handed, rather than dream of carving a territory which was never theirs. The same might likely play out with Igboid groups outside of the East. Sad scenario but true. |
Sagay212:They can't. There is a reason God gave that particular area to them. He had seen through their attitude to position them in the geographical location they are presently. |
SLIDEwaxie:I am waiting for the day they would annex computer village, Lagos, Ladipo and Alaba market. Immigrants that were accommodated became 'indigenous' all of a sudden. And to think that he claimed one million is even funnier. There are Igbos in Kano and Southern Kaduna, I'm sure you would take those areas too. LMAO! |
Sadly, the picture was taken in 2015 in Greece, I believe. I don't understand why these folks would tell lies to massage the ego they don't have. Below is a link and a shameful letter they wrote asking that notable figures align with them while soliciting funds to fuel their struggle. LETTER FOR ASSISTANCEhttp://liberationofpeople..com.ng/2015/07/ipob-in-greece-rally-2015-at-platia.html?m=1 These ones can't even tell the truth to save their own lives. Pathetic. |
mapist:Funny. You just have to know this, save you don't follow football like every other person. Isco spent most part of the immediate past season as a sub and wasn't even handed a first team start until football commentators branded him as 'the world's best reserve'. One of the keys to Zidane's incredible record is that he had two strong teams in his 22-man squad, save for Danilo and Kiko. James Rodriguez, Asensio, Isco, Lucas Vasquez, Kovacic, Fabio Coentrao, Casemiro, Nacho, Mariano and Lucas Silva all suffered the same fate as Morata because the first team never disappointed on the pitch. Should I go on to list the first eleven and then have you compare them to that of any other team in the world alongside their reserve? |
One major problem with multi niche blogs is that they require a whole lot of effort than single niche blogs. Concerning SEO, it would be better you stay within a niche and become a force therein rather than push yourself unnecessarily into copying and pasting as the demands with multi niche blogs. A pitfall, however, would be monetization. Certain niches are more profitable than others and just in case your niche of interest is one with little earnings, you would need to concentrate on growing your fan base than those who do health/tech niches, save people contact you to advertise on your blog. Either way, it is better to focus on a niche. You would know so much in little or know time since your attention would not be divided. |
Ximenez:Funny. I honestly don't like Chelsea because if her Nigerian fans. Too much noise with little background knowledge. Should I talk about those who still ask who would win should Chelsea and 'Blues' meet in a tournament, or those who still mention Mikel and Drogba as their present players? ![]() |
Truthinlife:It could have been any other club. I love real players a great deal, save for Danilo and Benzema, and the opposite would be said of me so long Chelsea is involved. Loving Morata in Chelsea could start making me love Chelsea without knowing it and it can never happen. ![]() |
kikake:And how is Kanu different from the self-serving, greedy politicians we have? Is he not the same person who left his comrades in Kuje and has never spoken about them publicly ever since? Is this not the same dolt who calls Nigeria a Zoo, yet is dying to annex other ethnic groups into another zoo? Is this not the same man who once claimed he would fight anyone speaks ill of Nigeria with his last drop? I have no issue with your agitation. Anyone is free to go. Take your five Eastern states and never look back. We all know most of the Igboid groups outside of the five states migrated and were accommodated by their host in the areas they presently live in now. Have Kanu declare Biafra and rule over you lots without pointing his wretched hands toward other states just so he could claim oil and sea access. |
mapist:Morata is not your everyday bench player. We're talking a star-studded side here, and no team in the world can boast of the present quality of players Real has. Again, Morata is very good, everyone knows this but Zidane's sentiment is the reason he is on his way out. |
eitsei:Morata started almost all his games from the bench and ended up scoring lots of goals. |
UrennaNkoli:Mbappe ké? The dude is a walking Torres. All Monaco and Atletico players have one thing in common; they blossom in their clubs but die a natural death the moment they move out. Unfortunately, Zidane's sentiment towards Benzema would cost us a whole lot in the new season. I would have loved that Morata remains but the dude is just bent on leaving because of the World Cup. Morata would survive fine in the EPL, I have no doubt about that. Unfortunately, I might just have to hate him from hereon out. ![]() |
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