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[quote author=NLCreator post=128132282][/quote]The boy even looks like Peter Obi, apart from Peter Obi’s coconut head. |
BrodaBenad:Lesbianism is not a big deal for most Nigerians. Campuses are full of lesbians. Male homosexuality is what is deemed particularly offensive and unacceptable by majority of Nigerians. Also, I’ve never seen a heterosexual man acting in a gay role, except perhaps as comedy, eg Eddie Murphy etc… I doubt the “he’s just acting” line will fly with Nigerians. |
Idiots. I'm sure all those billionaire sheikhs drink heavily behind closed doors while forming saint in public. |
mrvitalis:You are so educated yet you IPOB people murder English everyday here in your posts. Which kind schools una dey attend? |
CAN WE EVER DISCUSS ANY ISSUE ON THIS FORUM WITHOUT GOING ETHNIC? THIS IS RIDICULOUS. |
gidgiddy:When will you give up on this your skewed, selectively negative interpretation of the Nigerian reality? You're looking increasingly like a man adrift on a canoe in the middle of an ocean. The rest of your Igbo brethren are leaving you behind, and embracing the wonderful possibilities of our great nation, while you wallow in this dated rhetoric of ignominy. Will you ever tire of this? |
Ok… That was constructive criticism. We accept that from Obi. It is good to have a vocal opposition to keep the govt on its toes. This is what happens in advanced democracies. God bless Nigeria. |
Well, if Kanu is now saying this, then it is a good thing. The whole secession idea is just foolish and impractical at this point. Nigeria is One, and nobody is going anywhere. Our task is to devise ways to make the country work for everyone, by hook or by crook. Where are you running to? Meanwhile, I wonder what his Prime Minister in Finland thinks about this new ideological direction. ![]() Something tells me he would very angry with this development. Kanu had better watch his back in that prison. |
Afospecialk:You guys are just too harsh on this forum. Damn…. ![]() |
Duru009:I’m tired of seeing that Senegal of a team. Since they allowed England to flog them 3-0 at the World Cup, I just look at them somehow. Their own gragra is only in Africa. Make them go rest abeg. |
Nigeria is winning this cup. Many will be shocked at how it will all pan out. That team is very difficult to beat, with the Mourinho-esque system they play. They are using the famous Fanny Amun formula of “ wombling and fumbling to the final”. |
compoundC:SO WHAT? What sort of stupid thread is this? We have over 500 ethnic groups in Nigeria with more people in them than any Portuguese or British group here. Can you name up to 10 of those ethnic groups? Do you even care that they exist? It is Portuguese and English people being here that is worthy to your colonised head. Rubbish. |
marlow1962:SHUT UP YOUR DIRTY MOUTH. What do you know about what they have done or haven't done in Nigeria? Slave with no brain. Are you aware their CIA was fingered in the assassination of General Murtala Ramat Muhammmed? A leader acknowledged as Nigeria's most honest, progressive, and incorruptible leader? A man that would have single-handedly led Nigeria to development and industrialisation? Are you aware of the US role in the assassination/deposition of several progressive post-independence African leaders, from Patrice Lumumba to Kwame Nkrumah to Thomas Sankara and Muammar Ghadaffi among others? Ignorant slave. Don't use your brain and know who your real friends and enemies are in the world. After all your brain is just there for decoration while you play happy smiley slave to whitey. |
Kobicove:I am very glad that many of you are now having sense. Very well said. Trust them at your peril. |
planetx:Oh please shut the hell up. Now the cost of the stadium is your problem? Is that why you are too lazy and unimaginative to use it? Professional finger pointers, moaners and groaners. Of course if YOU were in charge of the contract you would never take a ‘cut’ and enrich yourself. After all, aren’t you all just SAINTS who wouldn’t hurt a fly until you find yourselves in high office and your eyes see millions of dollars? Damn hypocrites. |
Litmus:You people need to decide if you are a capitalist nation or a communist one. What you are suggesting here is what communist nations like North Korea, China and Russia do - using state funds on frivolous, prestige activities after cornering national finances. That’s not the Nigerian system. This is a capitalist nation. In capitalist nations, these things you are saying are left to corporate and private entities to imagine and execute. The people you should be blaming are the Dangotes and Otedolas and INNOSONs and other rich private sector operators for not investing in sports activities etc. Govt has done it’s job by providing a $360 million stadium. USE IT! |
grandstar:You have made ZERO POINT. What is the REASON the stadium is under-utilised? There is NOTHING WRONG WITH THE STADIUM, and it is NOT the government’s job to organise sporting activities in the stadium. Or (Lord have mercy) music concerts for Wizkid. That is the job of the PRIVATE SECTOR, ie YOU. Do you see the US or British govt involved in sporting activities and keeping stadiums active? NO. It’s all private sector driven. So WHAT EXACTLY are you complaining about beyond using some stupid example of an alleged encounter with a govt official after your graduation? The government has done its job and built a befitting national stadium in Abuja. What is YOUR JOB if not to utilise it? I see nothing in your post but pure aimless prejudice and bigotry against the govt. If that stadium in Abuja is inactive, it has NOTHING to do with the govt. It is YOUR FAULT for being useless. |
grandstar:Garbage. What would concession do that cannot be done now, as far as sporting activities are concerned? It would it even make things worse, and make it less attractive for doing anything due to the higher costs the concessionaire will charge for activities there. The stadium is a public facility. If you people cannot organise sporting activities there for next to nothing by way of fees, then you are hopeless and should stop complaining. The facilities there are WORKING, including the velodrome. What stops you from organising cycling contests in the velodrome? Nothing! Or swimming competitions? Nothing! Every day “govt this, govt that”. |
udomonday:Low IQ Orangutan. |
I JUST DON’T UNDERSTAND NIGERIANS. The government’s built a proper stadium in the capital for YOU. Instead of you to look for ways to utilise the facility by organising sporting activities, you IGNORE the place, and naturally, it looks under-utilised, and then you attack the govt for “abandoning” the stadium! You are sick people! Una heads no correct! |
lexy2014:PUT TO USE BY WHO? IT IS NOT THE GOVERNMENT’S JOB TO PUT STADIUMS “TO USE”. IT IS YOUR JOB. |
udomonday:Your mother is animal by default, not Nigerians. |
lexy2014:Put to use by who? Is it government officials that will go and be playing sports there? Did you tell them you want to host a tournament there and they said no? If nobody has anything they want to do there, how is that the government’s fault? And then when the place looks underused, you accuse the govt of “abandoning a $360 million stadium.” So irritating. That Sowore is just a useless fool. |
Sensiblerealist:SHOW US THE ROT, LET US SEE! OR IS IT THAT NONSENSE POSTED? That stadium is nearly 25 years old. Why is he expecting it to look like Ivorian stadiums that were built last year? Has he ever heard of wear and tear? The man is jobless and talking rubbish. |
lexy2014:Exactly! Don’t mind the attention seeking idiot. There’s NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT STADIUM. A place that was refurbished a couple of years back! |
I have not seen the “abandonment” he is talking about in those pictures. It just looks underused, not “abandoned”. Stupid attention seeker. I wonder if it ever occurred to him that Ivory Coast has prepared for a major tournament and so needed to spruce up its sporting infrastructure accordingly. And what’s that stuff about “clean streets”? Are Abuja streets dirty? Rubbish. |
GanagiBitrus:Na so. If that was Super Eagles, would you say the same thing? Foreigner worshipping self haters. |
Visocrate:So you would rather be in their shoes since they “played better”? Mumu. I suppose it never occurred to you that Nigeria is still in the tournament because of a more cautious defensive game she’s played that has made her nearly impossible to beat? Thoughtless kid. |
gidjah:Go and use violence and attack the govt nau, or is to play online warrior? Idiot. |
gidjah:You are very foolish. Attacking your players in a hotel over football is called hooliganism, violence, savagery, and stupidity, so shut up. |
macanthony25:Forget that blogging stuff and go set up a YouTube channel. One guy just takes his camera around showing fine houses and mansions and he has blown big time with over a million subscribers. That’s major income. Just choose your favourite niche and start a YT channel. You can even be sampling Naija food in Buka and be uploading videos on that. Or you can focus on club scene, or showing new projects and infrastructure, or traditional festivals, etc. Your target audience should be diaspora guys in US, UK etc. Imagine being in their shoes. What videos would YOU love to see about Naija? Brainstorm on that, and then supply it. Be committed. Upload consistently. You will clean up. |

