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Sports › Re: Paul Pogba Dabs On The Great Wall Of China by Sanchez01(m): 7:38pm On Jun 16, 2017
inMyOpeenion:
you should either be a Man utd or Madrid fan!
A Madridista. Of all clubs in the world, the Santiago would be his last destination, owing to his eye-catching performances in England wink
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: I Used To Think This Is A Joke Until Is Saw This (pics) by Sanchez01(m): 7:36pm On Jun 16, 2017
Jesus! grin grin grin grin

OP, you should be arraigned for Jungle justice with four strong Michellin tyres.

Ishilove, do we call this Maths or what? cheesy
Sports › Re: Paul Pogba Dabs On The Great Wall Of China by Sanchez01(m): 7:22pm On Jun 16, 2017
inMyOpeenion:
This guy will one day dab in...





Madrid Jersey
God forbid!
Romance › Re: PHOTO: Another Nairalander Dazzle In Interethnicity Prewedding Picture by Sanchez01(m): 6:47pm On Jun 16, 2017
justpowerful:
FEMI (Yoruba) and his Mma named OGECHI (Rivers) are so excited together as they dazzle in a colorful pressing picture...
Pictures roll in after the cut
Congratulations to you.

Where is the resort located, please?
Politics › Re: ND Activist, Ann-kio Briggs Condemns Ultimatum To Igbos, Unveils IPOND by Sanchez01(m): 3:45pm On Jun 16, 2017
GodIsBiafran:
Thank you Ann. The next thing is to run a referendum in the so called Niger-Delta. So we can have Biafra. I know every tribe in the South (except Yoruba, Itshekiri and Benin) will join Biafra family. We are getting there.

Finally a true Niger-Deltan is putting the fake Niger-deltans to shame. Where are the fake-Nigerdeltans? like fratermarthy, sanchez01, amberon? These fake Urhobos will run away from this thread like a plague. They have been exposed.
First, you must desist from mentioning me unnecessarily, particularly when it involves you guys drowning with your madness. Ann-kio Briggs is one person and she represents the Ijaws and not the Niger Delta as a whole.

You must come to terms with the fact that the South-South, though culturally diverse, is more compact than the Igbos would ever be. With that in mind, the Urhobo nation is not so useless to the point that one person would claim to be our voice. While your ilks have no regard for the Ohaneze Ndigbo, the Urhobo Progress Union have made it known to the Igbos that the grace and liberty they enjoy on our lands should not be turned to hostility as we have no interest in breaking away for now. And that the other ethnic groups against breaking away is only an indication that we indeed align.

Get it, please. No one group speak on behalf of others in the Niger Delta. One man or woman does not speak for us. We are not Igbos.

Please do well to stay off from mentioning me.
Family › Re: South African Man With 4 Wives Who Wants Other Men To Be Polygamous (Pics) by Sanchez01(m): 9:55am On Jun 16, 2017
Bibi294:
None is slim but check out the ones that are chubbier... The two beside him in all pictures I mean
The two closest to him are likely to be the first and second wife while the ones beside them are the third and fourth.
Celebrities › Re: Femi Kuti Celebrates His 55th Birthday Today by Sanchez01(m): 9:00am On Jun 16, 2017
sukkot:
there is a reason why he married 27 wives.

and ermm every aspect of his life does not have to revolve around 27. just a major aspect.
Fela was a chronic womanizer, and he was a reckless one at that. I don't buy into the theory of 'why he married 27 wives'. Besides, that is nothing close to the major event of his life. If we are to highlight important events of his life, it would likely be;
1. The day he was born.
2. The day he died (since you brought up the dates of some dead folks on that same date).
3. The day he was imprisoned.
4. The day he discovered he had HIV/AIDS.
5. Or the day his mother was killed, etc.

There are tons of defining moments in the late Anikulapo's life and I can boldly tell you that marry 27 women is not sitting at the top of the chart.
Celebrities › Re: Femi Kuti Celebrates His 55th Birthday Today by Sanchez01(m): 8:52am On Jun 16, 2017
sukkot:
what the hell does that mean ?

fela is a cosmic avatar. cosmic avatars are tied to the number 27. fela married 27 wives, nelson mandela released after 27 years, the building that burnt down in london had 27 floors, jumoke the breadseller discovered age 27, jimi hendrix died age 27, kurt cobain died age 27, amy whinehouse died age 27, jim morrison died age 27, janis joplin died age 27, freaky tah died age 27

point being fela was a cosmic avatar sent down by the gods. nobody can be like him. so you err trying to compare femi to fela. the fuckup is with you not femi. i dont think femi is tryna be his dad. if anyone is tryna be fela its that nigga dede mabiaku
This makes no sense. You only picked an aspect of Fela's life to suit your claim.

How about the date he was born, was it on the 27th?
How about his first stage performance, was it on the 27th?
How about when he graduated, was it on the 27th still?
How about the date his first child was born?
And the date he died?

My point is, a single event of a man's life does not determine a thing. It could have been any other day or date.
Politics › Re: El-Rufai Introduces Residency Card In Kaduna by Sanchez01(m): 8:42am On Jun 16, 2017
cursedAbiola:
gradually they're unfolding their plans


i only pity some gullible yerobas who thinks that Kaduna declaration is all about igbos grin

the conspiracy theory there is that they'll capitalize on igbos curiosity to achieve biafra and use that as the means to frustrate Osinbajo government since they know that Buhari is not returning anytime soon.

mark my words the north will rather let Nigeria burn and disintegrate than to let yaradua/Goodluck Jonathan repeat itself cheesy

the joyful thing here is that its a win win for igbos
I believe Imo state has this too because I recall Shettima mentioning this to Amosun in the Leaked audio.

Besides, this is nothing to chest beat about. Thought processes would always be dull if you don't leave your region, just as you have been exhibiting. You just have to come to terms with the fact that other states are following Lagos on this. LASRRA has been on ground a while and it has nothing to do with the Igbos. Unfortunately, while you are claiming Igbos understand the grand scheme, business-minded, peaceful Igbos in the North has made it known that they are not leaving. So what schemes are the Igbos understanding, please?
Politics › Re: El-Rufai Introduces Residency Card In Kaduna by Sanchez01(m): 8:36am On Jun 16, 2017
azimibraun:
In my own proposal to Lagos state on this same initiative. It didn't stop at just 180 days visiting folks. I proposed that every permanent resident ( folks who have lived above 5 yrs in Lagos) and all their family members must have Identification card or number ( indegien or non indegien) a typical example is pick any body in lagos and say what is your residency number? " 4559" is my number. The officers from the residency board will just type "4559" on a an IPAD, Phone or tab and your name address and picture will just appear from the data base. That the way to go. For the 180 days visitors they can renew their stay if need be and can eventually become full resident after 5yrs of stay that's when they get a permanent residency number. ID card may cost money but anybody who wishes to own one can have one produced but the number is what matters so that at birth a child can get a resident's number by birth. Crime must reduce, development planning must be near accurate, influx and out flux of people must be predictable Nigeria must modernise. I want to go about knowing I have a residency number and ID. Either from birth or applied after 5yrs of staying in Lagos on a permanent job or business.
Five years is too small. Say 10 years or so. Truth is, so many ragtag stroll into Lagos and still find themselves struggling even after five years, and have come to terms that the crime route is the shortest of them all. Evans is an example.

If you live in a region for about ten years or more, chances are that you must have aligned with the state's philosophy and way of life.
Music/Radio › Re: Music: Efe – Somebody (prod. By Duktor Sett) by Sanchez01(m): 7:40am On Jun 16, 2017
Although the song is awful, it is quite better than the other abominations he had concocted. Music is definitely not for this guy, he should channel what is left of his N25M into something more productive.

This is a waste of resource, studio time and sessions and even his own time.
Business › Re: St. Louis, Other Foreign Packaged Sugar Brands Remains Banned In Nigeria – FG by Sanchez01(m): 6:52am On Jun 16, 2017
dominique:
It's been long since I saw the St. Louis brand in the markets. Its better it remains banned. The last time I used it, its quality had reduced. I had to put up to four cubes in a mug of tea before I could taste it. Is that one a sugar?
When we develop our local products, foreign companies will come to realize that Nigeria is no longer a dumping ground for their inferior products.
St. Louis is still very much around. To be candid, I had no idea it had long been banned as I bought one last week. And just as you mentioned, its quality has reduced greatly, all in the name of 'refined'.

The industrial sugars around are unhealthy but most people don't seem to care because our very own refined sugars are no different from the present day St. Louis.
Politics › Re: Biafra - Proposed Plan Nnamdi Kanu Has For All Ethnic Nations In Biafraland by Sanchez01(m): 9:07pm On Jun 15, 2017
JohnieWalker:
Don't let me say you will die corpse this evening? Hope something is not wrong with you? Which Delta Igbo did you mention? If I lay a curse on you, it will take your 4th gen b4 dey find solution. Rubbish. Its your fathers house that is biafra. if you let me discover your address, we will send your family out of our lands. Traitor
Calm down, no one is dying, at least not tonight. We all know most Delta Igbos readily claim they are not Igbos, just as Igbos in the Eastern States claim those from Asaba are not 'pure' Igbos.

Either way, the Igbos would lay claim to the Aniomas and the will to go with them or otherwise rests with the people. The trolls on here are good at working nerves and blood. Just ignore.
Politics › Re: Biafra - Proposed Plan Nnamdi Kanu Has For All Ethnic Nations In Biafraland by Sanchez01(m): 8:55pm On Jun 15, 2017
HiddenShadow:
Speak for your tribe
What do you mean 'speak for your tribe'? Why not just speak for yours and get your people back to your region rather than attach yourselves like parasites to Urhoboland?

We share no cultural similarity and we reserve no special preference for the Igbos as far as we are concerned. We are not interested in a lost and selfish. Urhoboland, through her monarchs and the UPU has made it known that we are not interested in the Biafran.

We didn't send you guys to embark without reasoning. If you're just reasoning now that you are at a disadvantage, please note that the Urhobo nation would not be your consolation. There would be no referendum on your land. The Biafran project starts and ends with just five states.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m): 9:20pm On Jun 14, 2017
optional1:
both were finalist
And they were both beaten heavily.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m): 9:15pm On Jun 14, 2017
optional1:
Juva and Ajax
Both are average teams. grin
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m):
xynerise:
Still looking for Morata on your post undecided
Oh! That was an oversight. Truth is, Morata isn't leaving, particularly considering the mistake Man United made over the disaster of a player called Pogba. The club isn't bent on spending much and you know what commands Real Madrid players and the board.

Morata would be getting married on Friday and has given a deadline, through his agent that Man United must finalise all plans before Friday. Madrid want more, Man United isn't bent on spending more. We all know what mostly happens in this regard.

Madrid is demanding money to be in the region of £80million from United, which I don't think the club would shell out for the striker. Signing in Madrid players don't come easy. The only miracle here is when the United board unanimously agree to break the bank. Anything short of that, Madrid would not receive.

Modified: So Morata won't feature for Man United for obvious reasons. grin Regardless, this won't be a match for the Manchester United folks to hope. Hope here is dead right before it started grin

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m): 8:57pm On Jun 14, 2017
optional1:
i smoke messhuh support fire

I really hate the two i wish they weren't the ones playing this match....




I cant support either of them.
Let the best win...
So Chelsea would have been a better option? cheesy
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m): 8:53pm On Jun 14, 2017
xynerise:
If I were you, I would keep quiet until the transfer window is closed. wink
Lol... Transfer window? I'm sure you're expecting Bale and James Rodriguez in a hurry. Madrid is on the verge of signing Kylian Mbappe, but that does not imply the immediate sell out of Bale. Mbappe would be loaned to Monaco for a year, which would leave the right wing open for a year for Isco and Bale to fight over.

Here's the catch, if you're expecting Madrid to sell players to you ahead of a trophy-stake, then you're expecting the wrong thing. And even if they would, you would be paying the price of Pogba on Bale, if not more. As it stands, Man United is not willing to pay more on James than Madrid is asking.

One a more serious note, really, if there would a competition between teams, it is not this present United team VS the Present Madrid team. And the ironic part of every transfer window is that the club with the most noise end up signing little or nothing from the market, at least not the desired quality.
Education › Re: 9 English Words You Might Be Pronouncing Incorrectly by Sanchez01(m): 8:01pm On Jun 14, 2017
While the origin of some of these words might be difficult to trace, I believe the OP is wrong, particularly with #5 (Gala). Although, it may differ from the one that has to do with entertainment, 'gay-luh' is very far from the correct pronunciation, save the OP could provide the origin of the word itself. It should be 'gall-ah'. What you have up there is Latin-like.

Marijuana is equally wrong. The end part is not pronounced 'nuh' but 'nə'. Transcription here. It would 'ma-ri-wa-nah' or 'ma-wa-nah'.
Politics › Re: Jesus Was A Womanizer - Nnamdi Kanu by Sanchez01(m): 7:29pm On Jun 14, 2017
I really don't understand why people are asking the mods to ban the OP when he had already mentioned some things in his post.

Did he mention that the audio is as old as time? Yes, he did.

Did Kanu really claim Jesus couldn't have lived without women as stated in the audio? Yes, he did.

Did Kanu ask his minions to do the bidding of Goodman Sas as claimed by the OP? Yes, he did.

Why then are they asking that the OP be banned?
Events › . by Sanchez01(op): 1:28pm On Jun 14, 2017
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Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 10:15am On Jun 13, 2017
hardbody:
You swallowed that bait. I thought you were smarter than that. I am yet read any other war-time author that even disagreed with his mostly eye-witness write-up. As for you, there is no author I will reference that you won't find reason to not knock on. Since you remain self-effacing, believe what you choose and keep propagating lies to the uninformed. You are simply incorrigible.
Now I'm having a good laugh. Did you notice I did not talk about the book but rather on the author? This is because everyone understands that those who claim to give accounts of events as this are often subjective because they belong to a side of the divide.

I have tons of pieces on Major General Alex, Effiong and a host of other Generals in Ojukwu's rank and the last thing I'd want to read is a book written by them or the Northern Generals at the time.

Why don't you try me with a super objective author and see me stay mum?
Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 9:52am On Jun 13, 2017
hardbody:
Please pick up AleX Madiebo's 'The Revolution '. You can get it from Amazon.

Facts are sacrosanct.
The same Major General Alex Madiebo of the Biafran Army who claimed that the purpose of the war was for survival? You must be a garrulous fellow in reality. Any other book or writer you think I should know to massage your lies cum false beliefs?
Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m):
kingzizzy:
Your problem is that you dont know Nigerian history. Ojukwu did not unilaterally declare Biafra. Ojukwu recieved the mandate to declare the Eastern Region a separate country from the Eastern Nigeria consultative assembly.
Here we go again. I'm sure you meant to state the Nigerian history from IPOB perspective.

Tivs and Igalas were not in.the old Eastern Region, they were in the Northern Region.
I never said they were part of the old Eastern Region. All I stated was that they were targeted in the then Eastern Region as being Hausas, and frankly, the mob didn't care where they were from.

The pogroms that happend in the North was not returned in the East. While thousands of Igbos were killed in Northern Nigeria, there is hardley any report of a single Northerner being killed in the East.
Maybe IPOB deliberately ignored this part or haven't figured the epistle to cook here. Below is an excerpt from Wikipedia.

Northern Nigerians were however also targeted in the Igbo dominated Eastern Nigeria.[10] Thousands of Hausas, Tiv and other Northern Tribes were massacred by Igbo mobs, forcing a mass exodus of Northerners from the Eastern Region.[11]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1966_anti-Igbo_pogrom

To back this up, there are videos on YouTube. I wonder why many of you are not fully equipped with information on issues pertaining to your past.


It is true that Ojukwu was not as equiped as Gowon for war but for us Igbos, it is far better to go to fight for our freedom with 5 bullets than to submit our selves to Nothern slavery without a fight.
You should read up on the Nords and Anglo-Saxons to fully grasp the difference between war and stupidity. I guess it is not surprising as to why the Igbos lost hands down.

At the end of the day, Ojukwu may not have won, but he gave it his all. Win or lose, there is no shame in.one fighting for their freedom. In the end when the was almost over, Ojukwu handed over to Effiong and flew into exile. Ojukwu was our greatest hero
Of course not! There is no shame in fighting for one's freedom particularly when such is a slave. However, the greater sin is starting the fight and running with your tail behind your hind legs. It is nothing to be proud of particularly when millions of your people are confronted with death.

If Ojukwu was to be a Japanese, he would have performed the Seppuku, but no, he ran like a spineless coward would after psyching poor farmers and innocent people to their deaths. Read about Seppuku below.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seppuku
Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 5:56am On Jun 13, 2017
xaggar:
You know little to nothing about every fallacy you wrote up there!

The road to Biafra

Three days later, May 30, 1967, Lt. Col Ojukwu, a Nigerian soldier of Igbo extraction declared an “independent sovereign state of the name and title of the Republic of Biafra,” officially excising the Eastern Region from Nigeria. Ojukwu based his action on the resolution, four days earlier, on May 26, 1967, of a joint conference of the Eastern consultative assembly and leaders of thought that asked him to declare the Eastern region as a separate republic at an “early practicable date”.

Government of Eastern Nigeria (1966)
The consultative assembly after a review of the above incident, the pogrom, commanded Ojukwu to either carry out their edict or step down. It is understandable that Dr. Aluko, a Yoruba, who although had spent a lengthy time in Igbo land, had no concept or understanding of Ohacracy, the collective servant leadership form of democracy, where the leader is a mere spokesperson who carries out the dictates of Oha (the people), should make the statement below:
"On the night before he was to declare secession, Adebayo called me that despite the assurances by Ojukwu, he learnt that he was going to declare secession tomorrow. I said I spoke to him last night and he did not tell me that he was going to declare secession. So, I called him and said: “Emeka, I have just learnt from the Head of State that you want to declare secession tomorrow.” He said, yes, that the people met and said if he wanted to continue to be military governor, he should either declare secession or quit. He said that to quit meant death. I said, “but you are a leader and a leader is not supposed to follow? People are supposed to follow the leader. Try and dissuade them from declaration. Let us see if we can do a number of things.”
Daily Sun
What Ojukwu told me before, during and after the war —Sam Aluko
http://odili.net/news/source/2011/dec/4/502.html
In Ohacracy, the leader follows Oha (the people) not the other way around!
So this your pepper soup tale is the version you guys are so sure about? Little wonder the other one was screaming 'facts and claim' like a featherless chicken.

There are hundreds of journals which can be easily accessed on cyberspace concerning the war. Ojukwu was never only a conman but a coward. Who would blame him though?

Please give me a reasonable journal or piece and not some submissions on soupocracy. You might as well fashion onugbocracy in Kanu's event.

We are talking journals, you're here giving me a curried event that had been carefully salted and fashioned to look like a soup. No be only ohacracy.
Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 11:23pm On Jun 12, 2017
hardbody:
You rely on oral tradition, i dont. Your forbears tell the stories to suit their whims and indoctrinate you, i dont get sucked into such balderdash. I verify every source and challenge the status quo, that's the difference between intellectuals and others.
Is this your saying 'I'm running away'? Just like I would tell every shallow agitator, there are over 20 different videos, first hand, accounts of how the whole thing went down. You blame Awolowo for your woes because you know zilch about history itself. You relied on mouth to mouth IPOB tales and readily brandish them like the regular myopic Biafran foot soldier, whereas your version of events is as tainted as scarlet.

Since you verify every source, COULD YOU BE KIND ENOUGH TO MENTION THE BOOK that claimed Ojukwu did not single handedly declare Biafra, or that he was forced to do so, according to you? How about highlight an excerpt of the book you read to back up your claim about the bodies of Igbos that were mutilated and sent back to the East? While you are at it, equipping yourself with nothing less than 50GB of data would help alleviate the ignorance hovering around your head like a halo. YouTube should be your friend for now. You would even see how Ojukwu fled in a calm manner.

You got sucked the moment your tainted history surfaced.
Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 10:29pm On Jun 12, 2017
hardbody:
Perception is not always reality. To bandy your opinion as a fact is the greatest mischief you can make to humanity. Ojukwu did not singularly declare biafra, the history books told me that he was persuaded after consultations and with the gory sight of decapitated and mutilated igbos being brought back in their thousands to declare biafra. It was a case of he who is down needing not fear a fall. Biafrans in the words of brutus were already at the edge of a pit and needn't wait for their enemies to push them in. Read, read and read more. You will be enlightened. Stop playing to the gallery.
What is the name of your phantom history book that prepared the unfortunate unleavened bread that you have chosen to dish out to supposed IPOB members on here?

If Ojukwu didn't singularly declare Biafra, could you please mention a couple of names that pressured him into declaring Biafra? I understand how well you guys play the blame game. The other day, someone claimed Ojukwu was threatened, hence the reason he 'abandoned' the war. Funny bunch.

Again, I'll educate you for free. The pogrom in the North was returned by angry Igbo mobs and TIVs, Igalas alongside a host of other ethnic groups living among the Igbos in the Eastern region were killed in a reprisal attack just so the North could feel the heat as well.

Perhaps, you also didn't know that the pogrom was triggered after the coup plotters went about posting posters with graphic details of how they killed Northern military echelons.

Maybe you would tell me Effiong was the one who convinced Ojukwu that he could win by giving farmers-turned-soldiers five bullets each to go war.

You could twist and turn history like analogue National television, but it won't blemish the truth in any way.

Just so you know, NO MUTILATED BODIES WERE RETURNED ON BOTH SIDES. Who returned them and with which method of transportation were bodies in their huge numbers returned?

If indeed Ojukwu was all about he that is down need fear no fall, perhaps you could also explain why he fled, leaving Effiong in charge to surrender AFTER LEADING OVER THREE MILLION IGBOS TO STARVATION.

Being unlearned is one thing, being an agitator that is unlearned and uninformed is another and the latter is a whole lot difficult to handle.
Politics › Re: Igbo Leaders & Hamza Almustapha Meet Prof Ango Abdullahi (Photos) by Sanchez01(m): 8:13pm On Jun 12, 2017
hardbody:
Same scam Awolowo used. He told ojukwu to declare biafra and he will follow suit. We know what the cheating old fooool did thereafter. The snake can only reproduce it's kind.

We will do our thing our way, devoid of any support from your lying and cheating pranks
I understand you tell lies a lot, particularly in the religious section, but telling lies just to distort history? That's a whole new high!

Perhaps you have joined the long list of brainwashed agitators into thinking people who don't have your time are your worst enemy. In your wisdom, did you ever bother to find out your version of events claimed that Ojukwu met with Awolowo prior the war, let alone take up the latter's counsel? What is the correlation between the Western region of then whose main pride is cocoa and the then Eastern Region who was still trying to wake up from the oil discovery dream?

Here is a free history lesson, Ojukwu declared Biafra Because he had just one thing in mind. He was hellbent on keeping the oil, rather than in making it go round. And when the Aburi Accord (which was a clearly one sided accord) failed, he thought about trying his luck by going to war with little or no war plans. This was a so called war strategist who claimed to have been trained in Britain.

How about we talk about the one-sided coup which sparked the pogrom in the North? Awolowo was only a better strategist, even though he was a mere civilian. Unfortunately, millions of Igbo souls paid for Ojukwu's stupidity. He fled in the end returned to reclaim his father's house in a region that was not his.

You can tell lies all you want but reality and posterity would be the true advocate of history.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m):
Suspect33:
From bayern munich they jumped atletico, from there they jumped to celta vigo, from celta to sevilla, from sevilla to malaga, from malaga and from malaga they jumped to juventus.. Manchester united you know what to expect.
It ceased being a contest the moment Casemeiro scored.

Quality wise, I don't see United surviving this. Mourinho's undoing would be to ask his boys to sit back and absorb Madrid's pressure. Park-the-bus doesn't and cannot work with a shooting team as ours. I see Marcelo, Bale and Carvajal gallivanting on the flanks.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Super Cup: Real Madrid Vs Manchester United (2 - 1) On 8th August 2017 by Sanchez01(m): 12:02pm On Jun 11, 2017
optional1:
make we jst siddon here first.
Don't tell me you would throw your weight behind either of the teams because I know you hate bothcheesy

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