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This is still Aba o:

Same place as above:

Every Big city in d world has its good and bad sides. This is still Aba:

Good one falcons

Ur 99 crv still available?

Syenite: Gbenga I have called u concerning this SUV a few months a go. I think I am ready to deal now. Send pix to peter2nwogu@yahoo.com. I will call u during the day.

I am still expecting d pix. I called u over the week end.Also include the millage.

Sky Blue: You are not doing ANYTHING new with this. There have been threads where someone tried to raise issue with regards to roads or something of the sort in a South western state, and before long, people were posting pictures of Aba and other places in the south east, as if that had anything to do with it. This back and forth bickering is sickening and hinders us from targetting leaders, no wonder they get away with murder. I mean, is this all Nigeria has to offer, online Igbo Yoruba fights?? No hour is complete on this forum without some thread degenerating into on of these petty and ridiculously childish skirmishes. And what is most disappointing, is that the most vocal of the bunch actually live abroad (some have never even been to Nigeria). I really can't understand it, it really is confounding. Some people will call it "tribalism" to make themselves feel better since in their own head it is not as bad as racism.

I had always ignored all these tribal issues but this time i decided not to look away. This is the second time this week that these same pictures of Aba will appear on front page.And the moderators are not helping matters at all. They are mostly anti-igbo, always quick to dig up dirty stories abt the igbos and move straight to front page. I am Igbo that grew up in the South West, I know the Yorubas alot and their hatred for the Igbos.

Ilorin:

Sky Blue: How did Aba turn to Ibadan? The bickering between the WA and the BIA of this WAZOBIA crap has passed the point of genuinely being nauseating, I have never seen such childishness in all my life. And to think many of these nairaland posters have families is even more worrying, how on earth are those kids going to come out normal?! Seun please consider making a WABIA section of this forum where all such threads can be moved and let the rest of us know peace - this is not all there is to Nigeria! Alternatively, any one know of any good Nigerian forums where intelligent exchanges are possible should let me know - seriously. Need to take some months off this madness, what a racist bunch.

My dear the Yorubas called for it. They are fond of picking on d igbos. This Aba today Aba tomorrow rubish has to stop. Let me give them a taste of their own pills.

Akure:

Osogbo:

More Abeokuta:

Abeokuta:

Ijebu-Ode:

Another picture of Ibadan:

@ Poster, I wonder what the aim of this thread is? I know Aba very well and can tell that u just snapped pictures of one street at different positions which is quite obvious. Are u telling me that there are areas in Lagos that dont look like that street? Aba might not be the cleanest of cities in Nigeria but it is not as bad as u people paint it. Besides Aba is not a state capital. U cant compare Aba with other non capitals like Ijebu-Ode, Sagamu, Ogbomoso, Ore, Offa etc. Infact, wait till i visit Ibadan on my next trip there.Dirty houses, unplanned settlements with rusty roof tops.

Pictures of Ibadan below:

niggadee: you are mad 2 rubbish naija like that we got scientific weather forecast.

He is not saying Nigeria does not have scientific weather forecasting techniques or equipments. He meant the politicain did not provide any scientific or empirical evidence of his projections.

Nosa-Henry:
The commissioner should talk scientifically and not on mere speculation. American govt knew what was coming and they were prepared for it.

On point bro. He is just a politician. E no sabi anything. Throwing water on glass and it will splash back at u my foot.

Very lame analysis especially the example of throwing water on glass.I am sorry but u dnt sound like some1 that has a bearing on the subject matter.This is what u get when u try to fix square pegs in circular holes. I know u dnt even know the category and magnitude of the storm . Oya Lagos pple una don hear naa..Una commissioner say Ripples dey come o.

Bros this is no 2003. It is a 2001/2002. What is d milage? And pls post pix of engine, I am interested in this vehicle, or send to peter2nwogu@yahoo.com

Dily: Yes, shipping inclusive

Forget abt this free shipping issue , what is d price for purchase after u've shipped and cleared.

Even their talk and interview is so funny- just d way they talk in movies. Good one from the governor and them anyways.Lol

Free shipping?
Hmmmmm....

Day1 results:

10-28-2012 E.Guinea 1-0 South Africa
10-28-2012 Senegal 0-1 RD Congo

More results:

Gabon - Angola 4-0 (1-4)
Cameroun - Bénin 1-1 (1-4)
Mali - Mauritanie 5-1 (1-2)
Burkina Faso - Namibie 5-0(2-0)
Tunisia - Ethiopia 5-1 (0-3)
Rwanda - Botswana 1-0 (6-7p) (0-1)
Guinea - Nigeria 0-4 (0-3)
Zambie - Afrique du Sud 0-1 (1-1)
Congo - Zimbabwe (2-1) match on 2 November

Guinea 0-4 Nigeria.Nigeria won on a 7-0 aggregate. Nigeria qualifies to play Mali who won 5-1 over Mauritania and qualified 6-3 on aggregate

In Benin City, I sell 1-1.4kg for N550/Kilo, 1.5-1.9kg for N600/Kilo and 2Kg+ for N650/Kilo.I dnt sell less than 1kg, I allow the 700-900g to attain atleast 1kg b4 selling. Then we smoke the 300-700g and sell profitably as dried fish.

Jarus: Favourites
CIV


Challengers
Nigeria
Ghana


Outside-chance
Algeria
Mali
Morocco
South África
Tunisia
Zambia

Never-say-nevers
Angola
DR Congo
Togo

Miracle-chance
-Burkina Faso
-Cape Verde

Number makers
-Ethiopia
-Niger
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But something keeps telling me Nigeria will pull a surprise in this tournament.
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Best analysis so far. You truelly are a follower of African footbal.

@ Poster, Zambia for where? They dont even have a rich fooball tradition.

Football to me in African is segmented along:
North African style (not much talented but very efficient, close to European style). : Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria top in this region. My no 1 here is Egypt.
West and Central Africa Style (Highly skilled and talented but not matched with efficiency).: Nigeria, Ghana, CIV and Cameroun top here. My no 1 & 2 here are Nigeria and Ghana (in any order)
East and Southern African Style (Least talented and least skilled in the whole of Africa, rely more on efficiency and tactics). Zambia and South Africa top here. No 1 being Zambia.

Over all I think Nigeria and Ghana have the best brand of football in Africa across all age categories including women football.

My favourite players : Desire Oparanozie and Francesca Ordega are not in the team.Not even the beautiful Rebecca Kalu. I am not wathcing the AWC!! >:

That beautiful no 10 in d pix is Rebecca Kalu.

Vincent Enyeama - Maccabi Tel Aviv; DOB: August 29, 1982(30yrs old); Kaduna
Austin Ejide - Hapoel Be'er Sheva; DOB April 8, 1984 (28yrs old); Onitsha

Elderson Echiejile - Sporting Braga; DOB: January 20, 1988 (24yrs old);Benin City
Efe Ambrose - Celtic; DOB: October 18, 1988(24 yrs old); Kaduna
Joseph Yobo - Fanabahce; DOB :September 6, 1980 (32 yrs); Kano
Taiye Taiwo - Dynamo Kyiv; DOB April 16, 1985 (27 yrs); Lagos State
Mikel Obi - Chelsea;DOB April 22, 1987 (25yrs); Jos
Joel Obi - International Milan; DOB May 22, 1991 (21yrs); Lagos
Ogenyi Onazi - Lazio FC; DOB December 25, 1992(19 yrs old; Benue
Nwankwo Obiora - As Gubbio 1910(On loan from Parma); DOB July 12, 1991 (21yrs); Kaduna
Victor Moses - Chelsea; DOB :December 12, 1990 (21yrs); Kaduna
Nosa Igiebor - Real Betis; DOB November 9, 1990 (21yrs); Abuja
Ahmed Musa - CSKA Moskow; DOB October 14, 1992 (20yrs); Jos
Chinedu Ogbuike - Shalke 04; DOB : June 1, 1986 (26yrs); Enugu
Victor Anichebe - Everton; DOB : April 23, 1988 (24yrs); Lagos
Kalu Uche - Kasimpasa SK; November 15, 1982 (29yrs); Aba
Osaze Odemwingie - Westbromwich Albion; DOB: July 15, 1981 (31yrs); Tashkent
Shola Ameobi - Newcastle (possible invitee); DOB: October 12, 1981 (31yrs); Zaria
Brown Ideye - Dynamo Kyiv; DOB: October 10, 1988 (24yrs); Yenagoa
Emmanuel Emenike - Spartak Moscow; DOB: May 10 1987 (25yrs); Otuocha, Anambra
Ikechukwu Uche - Villareal; DOB: January 5, 1984 (28yrs); Aba