I really don't know how to answer your question.

However, the poster below me may be able to.

Continue to rest in peace, our goal machine.

Grateful for all the goals and the memories.

Akinwerndey:
hope say you put pepper well?

Hahahahahahahahahaha. You wan kill me?

Hope Arsenal have a routine win tonight. Can't stand having my heart rate pumping late into the game.

Sweet potatoes with egg sauce.

Y'all on this thread inspired this, so, thank you.

blujoi:
Nnamdi Kanu has been compromised, it’s only those who are intellectually deficient that won’t see through this whole charade. How convenient is it that he appears immediately after Atiku has been selected as PDP presidential candidate against all odds and predictions which had favored Tambuwal in the build up to the primaries. It’s so happened that Nnamdi Kanu appears after Atiku goes for an ibo running mate. I’ll say the coincidence is too striking.
Nnamdi Kanu’s speech was very watered down, had lost its usual vitriolic and abusive words we had all become accustomed to each time he made a speech. He knows very well that Israel will never ever help him against a sovereign state like Nigeria,Nigeria is not strategic to them and they care less about Biafra, that’s the truth.
The end game I see here is Nnamdi Kanu will continue to push for the no election agenda in the southeast and south south regions which might result in vote apathy and hand Buhari a win, after which he will be granted state pardon a few months after PMB is inaugurated for his second term.
I urge my fellow ibo brothers not to allow this distraction now and face the task at hand and get Atiku elected in 2019!!! Stayatikulated#

As much as I've tried to dispel this conspiracy theory of yours, it won't go away.

All I can say is that there's no smoke without fire.

Nnamdi Kanu, the self-styled leader of the separatist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), spoke to his followers on the internet-based Radio Biafra for the first time since he was arrested by Nigerian security officials on 18 October 2015. It was typical blowhard demagoguery, short on substance and must have convinced nobody apart from his fanatical followers.

Kanu went missing after the Nigerian army raided his father’s home on 14 September last year. He was meant to be on bail pending his trial for “criminal conspiracy, intimidation and membership of an illegal organisation”. He wasn’t seen in public after the raid until a video and pictures of him in Israel were published online last Friday. Radio Biafra, the station that made Kanu well known to the Nigerian public, then announced that their leader will speak today at 6pm local time.

There were so many questions to be answered. Where was he since the army raid? Did he escape the raid? Why has he been silent since then? What is he doing in Israel? When did he arrive there? However, the man of the hour didn’t arrive on the hour. He was perhaps fashionably late – by eight minutes. Maybe it was technical problems at the station. But he did say that he and his IPOB “family” are “civilised people”. Keeping to time is the civilised thing to do – and would surely set them apart from Nigeria that he wants Biafra to secede from.

He said he was back on Radio Biafra after four years to preach a “gospel of redemption”. “The Kingdom of Biafra” was “invevitable” and it was their mission to “restore or die restoring Biafra”. It was a slight concern that what Kanu wanted to restore was a “kingdom” and not a democratic state. He didn’t tell listeners who would be king in this kingdom.

At times, he spoke with a low voice which would then rise to almost shouting levels. It appeared he was trying very hard to sound like Emeka Ojukwu, who led the doomed attempt at secession by then Eastern Nigeria from the rest of the country that resulted in a deadly civil war lasting between 1967 and 1970. Ojukwu was a brilliant orator, privately educated in England and a Masters in history from Oxford. Kanu, perhaps a poor man’s version, never quite managed to pull off the Ojukwu oratorical flourish and ended up sounding like a cross between Ojukwu and former First Lady Patience Jonathan, especially when saying stuff like “diaris nothing that can stop Biafra”.

His confidence came from his belief that he is doing God’s (Chukwu Okike Abiama) work on earth. He said that just like Jews suffered for the state of Israel to become reality, Biafrans had to suffer for Biafra to be restored. God was going to use Biafra to bring light to the “dark continent” of Africa. He claimed that there was no difference between a black man and a wild animal in the forest. This may be music to the ears of many Israeli racists that continue to discriminate against African Jews like the Falashas from Ethiopia. But deep thought seemed not to be Kanu’s thing as he seemed so obsessed by the righteousness of his cause. How could he be wrong when the entire Biafran liberation business was a “covenant between me and the Most High”?

Listeners had to endure this messianic complex through out. It would have been a price worth paying if he revealed what really happened during the raid of his father’s home. But much of what he said was already known. He left prison on bail on 14 September last year. The army, in his view, were sent to kill him and destroy his hometown Afaraukwu, where his father is the traditional ruler.


Kanu, who before his arrest lived in London, some reports claimed it was in social housing known as “council flats” in the UK, was staying in his father’s house while on bail. Aisha Buhari, President Muhammadu Buhari’s wife, would later mock him for being a man in his 40s and still living in his parents’ house. Perhaps, mindful of that criticism, Kanu said a few times in his broadcast that “my home” was attacked. He said he sustained “severe injuries” during the attack, 28 people died in what the army called “Operation Python Dance”. For the IPOB leader, there was no justification for the firepower used, which he said included two aircraft hovering overhead. He said he had planned to attend his next court date in Abuja with 2m people. That was probably why they decided he needed to be stopped by all means.


He then promised that “I will come back to Biafra Land”. He didn’t say when. He also informed those killing Biafrans that “when we decide to retaliate, the world will know that they provoked us”. By this time, he was in full rant mode and gave thanks to “IPOB security and intelligence that ensured I was evacuated from my compound”. He warned his enemies that “they can run but they can’t hide”, alluding to how Israeli intelligence agency Mossad deals with Israel’s enemies and hoped for the day that the “efficiency of Mossad will be replicated by Biafran intelligence”. This was all well and good, but there was little intelligence coming from the man himself.

He name-checked people who stood by him in times of distress – Ben Nwabueze, Maria Okwo, Mbazulike Amaechi, Archbishop Anthony Obinna and others. He said that he and his followers “stand with” former Ekiti State governor Ayo Fayose, who is currently in detention awaiting trial on corruption charges. Kanu didn’t seem bothered whether Fayose had a case to answer. He also recognised Asari Dokubo, the Niger Delta “militant” and called him a “brother” whom “we will see Biafra together”. Apparently, all these people are on Kanu’s side in his battle with the “axis of evil”. Oddly, Femi Fani-Kayode, the former aviation minister, who is fond of claiming on Twitter that Kanu is his “brother” wasn’t seen as worthy of recognition. Fani-Kayode claimed in a tweet yesterday that Kanu called him and agreed to work to vote out Buhari. Kanu didn’t seem to back this claim.


Kanu also thanked Ayo Adebanjo, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, whom he called “a brave man”. Others worthy of Kanu’s praises were Israeli prime minister Bibi Netanyahu, Kanu’s British MP Harriet Harman, who represents the deprived London constituency of Camberwell and Peckham. Kanu reminded listeners that he had denounced his Nigerian citizenship and was now a Biafran but held a British passport. He thanked Israel, the Jewish community worldwide, who contributed to “assuring my physical safety and well being”.


He added that the Nigerian army killed “our dog Jack” during the raid. They also killed his cousin. Killing the dog may end up being the worst thing the army did in the eyes of the animal-loving British.

Kanu said his only weapon was a microphone and “courage from Chukwu Okike Abiama” and a referendum on secession is “our red line” and this was “non negotiable”. He said they wouldn’t participate in any Nigerian elections that were a “charade”. IPOB will not participate because “we are civilised people”. He seemed to have forgotten the earlier claim about black people being like wild animals in the forest.

He then started waxing grandiloquent: “Our destiny is before us”. “The southeast and south-south [Niger Delta] are one, there is nothing like Niger Delta. There is nothing like southeast. All we have is Biafra”. He added that IPOB was “the largest mass movement in the world, created by Chukwu Okike Abiama”. This could well be true, but Kanu didn’t provide any numbers. Like everything about him, if he said it, it must be true since he had a “covenant” with God. If you don’t like it, go and argue with God.

He said he had “cried to Elohim in distress” and he had a “revelation” the first time he was in Jerusalem. And he warned his enemies before signing off that “I will bring hell with me”.

What he brought to this broadcast must have been music to the ears of his supporters, but it was hard to listen to both literally and figuratively. You had to adjust the volume when the shouting brought a ringing pain to the ear and it was difficult to apply logic to someone with such a messianic complex and has succeeded in convincing himself that he was on a divine mission. He said those opposing him are insane, but it was him that looked to have a few screws loose. An awful lot may be wrong with Nigeria, which is driving many to want out, but there seems to be a lot wrong with Kanu upstairs.

Source: https://www.naijiant.com/articles/nnamdi-kanu-blows-hard-on-his-return-to-radio-biafra/

Shouldn't they be thinking about winning the election first? Or are we seeing a "boo ti e d'ibo, o ti wole" moment?

Shouldn't they be thinking about winning the election first? Or are we seeing a "boo ti e d'ibo, o ti woke" moment?

See better thread. We die here!

What is good for Greece, is good for Uganda

Lol

Wish them a happy life together

Gaspardd:


Arent you supposed to be consoling me?

Hahahahahahahahahaha

So it's consolation you came here for? You're not ready.

Lol.

No amount of propaganda or image laundering can wash Buhari clean in some parts of the country. In those quarters, people have seen him for who he really is.

I'm just sad it had to take this long, accompanied with so much suffering for people to really know who this man is.

The real reason Buhari can't do anything about Ganduje is because of the 5 million votes that will come from Kano next year.

No more, no less

Mujtahida:

I concur. We are too diverse for a pseudo Federal government. States should be 90% in control of their resources, institutions and the direction they want to go. In fact it should be so flexible that states who are contiguous and share language, history and other values can form any sort of socio political arrangements that would favour them.

I detest this unitary arrangement masquerading as Federal government. It's a fraud.

Well said.

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See the number of people viewing this thread at this time of the night.

Don't ever say Nigerians don't care enough about their country.

Respect!

I think restructuring should be done along the lines of the current states. And it should go hand in hand with local government autonomy.

In the interim, the police should remain a federal institution, but one in tune with the tenets of community policing, till our politicians are mature enough for the migration to state police.

The federal government should only handle defence, international diplomacy and space issues in a restructured Nigeria.

Atiku to Obasanjo: "Problem ti e niyen"

PDP are leaving nothing to chance and guarding every inch of territory. I see they learnt from their Ekiti debacle.

Viserion:
Surfing


Didn't you always want to become a surfboard? no?





feel free to add urs

You mean people always wanted to be me? You can't make this stuff up.

GoodMuyis:


Jesus did on water and am sure he did not use a surfboard.

Sorry?

Karma will be real when you have her to yourself and someone comes to do to you, what you've done to the boyfriend.

A hypothesis I totally agree with.

Mascherano's comment is so funny, and true.

I urge those saying his comments are unprofessional to go back and watch our recent games against Argentina. We weren't great, but our rubbish made them play rubbish.

Oh! And Enyeama was great whenever he played against Argentina.

SoapQueen:
This is explicit.

Feet smell a lot.

Why can't some adults keep their private lives private?

Because they can rightly choose to make it public.

Deal with it.

LivingFree:


You missed the point. I mean he wasn't successful or confident in himself. It's a form of emotional and psychological abuse he was trying to do because the one thing he mastered was his dick(this talks more about him.. I knew what's up so I'm not the problem)
Our relationship was toxic but we still really enjoyed eachother's company and he was really intelligent so we'd talk for days on end sometimes.

Okay then, I get you now

LivingFree:
My ex used to use sex as a weapon, he had low self-esteem and being good at sex was all he had so he would stop medway and complain about fictitious pain and then the session would be over... My pride never let me tell him or let him suspect my disappointment but I cheated on him like it was a joke. Sick relationship ended it after 2 years.

Says a lot about you that you agreed to be a girlfriend to someone who was only good in bed. Like, what was the relationship like whenever you weren't having sex?The cheating was your choice though and that is respected.

No offence please.

All press is good press. He has a new album on the way if Kanye West's info is anything to go by.

Any kind of publicity at this time is good for his career, cause really, he has nothing to lose.

thesicilian:
When a lady says let's just be friends to someone who asked her out, it usually means she wants all the benefits of a relationship (money, companionship), without having to open her legs.

Flesh and blood didn't reveal this to you.