mrchineke: See this one....where are you that I am hustling to get to? What the hell is British citizenship? Country that I lived, I was born into.........Ladbroke Grove guy, top job, yet las las I tired carry my load come back lasgidi come dey chop amala and gbegiri here in Palm Avenue Mushin.....dumb fools dey too many for this country called Nigeria. This idiot at the embassy will go to jail!
Mr Nigeria, shey you called me foolish when I sarcastically asked why in the world he needed a Nigerian passport. People like you that likes to form patriotic Nigerians are even worse than the guy that destroyed those vehicles.
mrchineke: You have never travelled out before so foolishly you are disrespectful of your own country. The idiot has just ruined his life and employment prospect. Look at his stupid face!
Lol. Oga traveller. Weldone. I am sure you are hustling to get to where I am. You only destroy cars for something that's important to you, not a Nigerian passport when you are most likely a British citizen, so I don't see any reason for you attacking me.
I was only saying he could well do without the Nigeria passport. You that respects your country, where has it taken you to?
seunmsg: Truly, MKO did not honor the agreement he had with Yaradua to make Atiku his running mate. However, it was not an act of betrayal but one of political expediency. Majority of the then SDP governors supported Babagana Kingibe even though Abiola was the most popular candidate. After MKO won the party ticket, the governors told him to either chose Kingibe as his running mate or forget about their support. IBB also invited him to Aso rock and lobbied him to chose Bafyau Pascal, then NLC President as his running mate.
So, MKO was turn between satisfying three powerful interest. groups. Without the support of the Yar’adua camp, he couldn’t have won the Jos convention. IBB was his close friend and incumbent head of state. However, the powerful SDP governors forum was very important and critical to the general election. Without their support, it would be very difficult to win the general elections. As a result, he yielded to the governors pressure and chose Kingibe as his running mate.
Lol. You guys must support your southwest hero. From what you just said, Yaradua's group was crucial to him emerging as SDP's presidential flag bearer. If he was a gentle man, he should have stuck with Yaradua camp because he may not have won the primaries without them but his desire to be president made him change his mind. In my opinion, that is the definition of betrayal.
This is risky. I am a Chelsea fan and I know how much we love Lampard but this is risky. Dude is brilliant and will do a great job as a manager but any body will struggle with this Chelsea team, especially with this transfer ban.
If I was Lampard, I would see this Chelsea job offer as a poisoned carrot but then he loves the club so much that he can't reject the chance to manage Chelsea.
This is a difficult moment for him. He is in his best moment career wise, setting records in athletics and he is in final year. One year can change a lot. Now that he is feeling good, it is a good opportunity to pursue a career in professional athletics and you can't combine it with schooling; He might not be in the right form next year to make it big.
At the end of the day, what matters is what he wants to be remembered for - A great athlete or a great tech guy?