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eldee:I am not too sure if he would regain his second spot but realistically judging from the action at the US open that should be the case. |
Dayokanu,I have noticed with interest that most of your posts are anti-British.You consistently villify anything to do with that country from politics to sports,I think it is necessary when posting in a forum like this to make analysis in an informed and rational manner.Hence it is highly desirable to put aside all forms of prejudice or personal opinion and deal with facts. I was shocked when I read your post/s about Murray,very subjective to say the least.It is true that Murray is not in the same league as Federer or nadal ,yet(being the operation word).The fact remains: 1.Murrays remains one of the few players(if not the only player) that has beaten both Nadal and Federer (3ice). 2.He is ranked No2 in the world not by a British Org but an independent world sporting body. I concur when you say he is given a lot of hype by the UK media but so what!!( The Nigerian media consistently claimed that Okocha was the best thing to happen to football since Maradona-and a lot of Nigerians believed it and some still do today-despite the fact he has not even won an African footballer of the year award). It is necessary to separate our feelings from facts and reality. P.S Dont make me start on English Football either-most of your analysis are pretty chaotic and ill-informed! |
dayokanu:Dayokanu,I have noticed that you obviously have issues with the UK.You have absolutely nothing good to say about them in all respects,it would be better if you explained to nairalanders what the root of the animosity is. In relation to Murray, I think your analysis is very flawed and it basically reeks of your personal prejudice towards the brits. >Murray is not ranked 2nd by a British org, so it would be fair to say his ranking is well deserved as it is done by an independent body >Murray is one of the only handful players in the world that have beaten both Nadal and Federer (he has beaten both of them thrice). I think he is over-hyped by the British media(, but so what most countries do that,, there was a time Nigerian media and populace thought Okocha was the best thing to happen to football and yet he has never been ranked among the best 50 footballers in the world or even won an African footballer of the year award).I believe that he has potentials,definitely not in the league of Nadal or Federer but if you consider the fact he is just 22, he has a lot to offer yet. For someone who has a knack for critisising the Uk all the time, what about your country? If you watched the last world athletics championship in Berlin and last sundays world cup qualifier ,you honestly should quit talking about the Uk and concentrate your efforts on Nigeria( considering these are the two sports we traditionally perform well) At least the English team are surely going to the world cup in South Africa and yet again Nigeria has to rely on permutations and hope that Tunisia get beaten at some point. |
hailolive:There are different kinds of "medical person" as you put it, we have doctors,nurses(qualified and auxillary),emergency attendants etc. From your post I doubt you would be in the first two or else the hospital where you practice would be a danger zone to be honest.I am yet to come across a medical doctor who would make a diagnosis based on stories in the newspaper and more importantly it is extremely rare to find practitioners who would make definite statements like "she did not die a natural death" without being part of the medical team that attended to her or having enough information like an autopsy report. Either of the following have happened 1.You are an internet troller that claim to be what they are not and use anectodal statements to support their post or 2.You are a "medical person" as claimed. If it is Number 1- No problem,we have numerous of your sort If it Number 2-Please tell us where you practise as a matter of urgency( so nairalanders can avoid it) and of equal importance where did you get this qualification from? even Iyana ipaja Institute of Computer studies would not produce a half -baked "medical person" like yourself. |
dayokanu:While I applaud you for having the fortitude to critisise your fellow countryman , ( Obasanjo), but that would be the only thing refreshing about your post to be honest. Your analysis about how Intercontinental grew from 2004 to 2008, ( whatever that means) is questionable considering your claim to be an insider in the banking industry.I would have expected as most people that you would be more knowledgable about the dynamics of the banking industry in Nigeria in terms of the fact that the Financial sector in Nigeria is very asymmetrical to those of most countries, hence we have a situation where banks in Nigeria are not economically engines of growth but merely a fundraising for Oil magnets,Monopolists,speculators etc to raise quick cash, so really anybody/person with funds could easily set up a bank in Nigeria , give out money in the short term at ridiculous interest rates and make money. I personally would wait for a few more months to judge Lamido on his current actions, because I cannot honestly say I understand his motives, ( yes right step in right direction), but it could equally be another case of vendatta.If I were you ,I would be quite cautious in my assertions ![]() |
jacobs123:I totally cocur with most posters that we were not ready for independence and to be honest I doubt we had any idea about the implications and responsiblities that went with it.I think that our clamour for independence had more to do with it being a popular phenomenon at the time rather than the advantages the country could have derived from it, especially if we consider that Nigeria had more potentials that the Asian tigers, (comprised of South Korea,Indonesia,Malaysia etc). I don't think I would blame Enahoro,Awolowo,Azikiwe etc because they led a campaign that was justified during that period.I also do not share the arguement that Nigeria would have appreciated it more if the struggle had been more bloody, As pointed out by a lot of posters , that wouldn't have translated into anything fruitful if we consider the examples of some North African countries, perharps the only thing is that it could have unified us more , (but that is still debatable). As regards the quote from Luggard, that was an idiotic,haughty,atrousious and audacious statement coming from someone who came to another country for the sole purpose of subjugating and exploiting it's inhabitants.I believe it is very rich coming from someone appointed to lord it over other human beings, and had the priviledge of his wife naming a country at her whimp. How could he possibly judge or understand a group of people if he hasn't being in their shoes.I totally disagree with his inference and I wouldn't read too much to it considering he was representing the British empire who thought they were invariably better than other people. |
lecture me:I dont think anyone is disputing that fact, the issue is that they are not as relevant in the scheme of things as for instance a few years ago, so it could be a logical question to ask if they are going down the drain. Personally I believe Keke and D1 did a lot for the music industry in Nigeria and achieved far more than their predecessors, but they made fundamental business errors by takings matters too personal like the issue of Ruggedman,imitating US rap labels by thinking it was a war rather than using their then comparative advantage and OGBON AGBA to realise that if they had kept it cool and professional ,they virtually had signed over 90% of Nigerian promising acts and would have still monopolised the Nigerian music industry till date( which would have been a bad thing for the industry, anyway). I believe that water finds its level , and it has just done that with Kennis Music. |
kofiannan:I believe that assertion would be as representative with all peoples. That is the indicative of the essence of life.You are popular when you making strides and you fall/depreciate when something/someone better comes along.The people I really applaud musically are the likes for eg Sunny Ade/jayz who are still prominent in the face of extreme innovation/competition, it still beats me. |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4234282#msg4234282 date=1248306158]come, are you this starved for attention? Open a thread in the dating section abeg. You holy pass the people there or what?let me embarass myself- still better than whatever you say you're doing here. Idiots full naija abi where do you say you come from.[/quote]wow, this is pretty surreal. It's like I have a gaggle of an idoitic pixy reciting the same little rhyme in acapella. |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4234156#msg4234156 date=1248304248]apologise to blacksta. I dont need your apology and neither did I ask for it. You're the one butting into things that dont concern you. That's your problem, not mine.[/quote]I sense you thrive on acrimony, well news flash!!!!!, I would never stoop down to your level and trade insults.I dont know you neither do I intend to.I made comments based on the uncouth manner you were rambling on the thread.I dont know what you are going through personally, (which could be a major factor in the way you are consistently embarrasing yourself), but I suggest you seek help and urgently as well. Goodnight folks, I got work to go soon, |
blacksta:Depends on what I was apologising for, you have been following , haven't you. |
blacksta:LOL, I hope u are not been sarcastic ![]() |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4234096#msg4234096 date=1248303631]did I mention your name before you mentioned my own?[/quote]If so, I apologise, can it rest now? |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4234067#msg4234067 date=1248303338]check my previous thread. I dont give a hoot about you or your opinion of me, and on that note, I'd advise you to end this conversation. I have posted material that's relevant to the topic long before you showed your face. You need to call the other people to order unless you're here for something else.[/quote]I dont know you, how could I possibly form an opinion about you.I cant comment on others as you consistently seem to be the one that won't let the case rest. |
sley4life:I seriously do not see why anyone would want to have a Jet in the first place.It is expensive to buy/maintain and a lot of those funds could alternatively go to better causes. |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4234049#msg4234049 date=1248303076]These may be the type of threads you're looking for https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-151605.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-266094.0.html https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-275835.0.html Why are Nigerians so Uncultured https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-275835.0.html[/quote]Off topic. |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4233958#msg4233958 date=1248301870]ok- just for the record, this is Nairaland. If you dont like name calling, then limit where and what you post. Stay in sexuality,technology or education section maybe. Whichever place they all get along. A little history check wouldnt hurt you either. Look up past threads before drawing conclusions and stay out of anything you dont understand. I cant emphasize this enough oh. ![]() For goodness sake, this is politics section and you're complaining? Kindly stroll down to the Culture and racism forum. If you need help looking for examples to base your opinion on then let me know.[/quote]I dont agree because it is the politics section makes it a forum to make innuendos or unintelligent remarks, rather I would have imagined it would be safe place to have exciting and brilliant discourse. I refuse to agree that you are daft, I read your first post and you made a valid point ( I disagree with it but it was a very valid point), and subsequent posts lead to the furore.Lets start afresh and concentrate on the topic . |
blacksta:I dont share your pesimism but I also understand what you mean.I think it is just Nigerians are generally very loud and assertive .It may look to an outsider as very unstructured and crude.I believe that there can be change, it might just take time. ![]() |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4233895#msg4233895 date=1248301024]seriously, stop stalking me or else. ![]() I've been on Ghanaian forums where Nigerians were cursed out like toilet paper, so what rubbish are you trying to prove?[/quote]The fact that Nigerians are been insulted on Ghanian forums would not be generally indicative of how they feel about us, and even if it is, it would be in our interest to show decorum and not stoop to such a level.And that is even besides the point, let us have a harmonious discussion. |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299409.msg4233848#msg4233848 date=1248300372]You've got to be kidding me. why dont you yourself check out Ghanaian forums and let them tell you where you came from. Do you think you're talking to idiots here? ode.[/quote]Honestly, I am not trying to be patronising.I just feel that we could have a meaningful discussion without name calling or without trading insults.I apologise if my reference to Ghanian forums sounds condesending,but I just feel that 3/4s of the thread has been dominated with back chatting,as a result we loose sight of what could have been a very interesting discussion. |
ocelot2006:I am sorry but I disagree with you.Nigeria has tremendous potential to be a world player in politics but this is the 21st century and it is not about how populous a nation is.We have been in economic/political/social dire straights for years and still continue to be.The Government's pre-occupation should be formulating and executing policies to make Nigeria an economically viable country that is worthy of Foreign direct Investments which would inevitably lead to progress. I fail to see how Nigeria not recognising Kosovo would help us slove the acute poverty /crime/underdevelopment/corruption etc that encapsulates the Nigerian state.The fact that we dont recognise Kosova has not recieved any major international headline, neither would it.Nigeria is only mentioned intermitently as a result our oil and how we have squandered it and the strive in the Niger-delta. I dont want you to get me wrong, we have enormous talents and potentials , but until such a time we harness them, it is not our prerogative to recognise or derecognise any nation. |
@ Tpia and Co That is precisely why Nigeria is not moving forward.We have a forum that is largely frequented and utilized by young people and all you can come up with in an arguement/discussion is Ya mama/Ya papa analogy.No wonder we are been left behind in the scheme of things in Africa, not to mention the World.I think you guys need to visit Ghanian forums and see intelligent banters and arguements substantiated with facts and knowledge.You seriously need to cop on. |
viewlekan: joshO: |
latch:Who cares !!! at least Tesco creates lots of jobs that would have a positive multiplier effect on the economy(in terms of more disposable income,increased spending ,tax income for the govt) and would invariably improve the nations economy not to talk of the increased competition it would create in the primary sector (and would allow the country make its much needed transition to a fully operational secondary and third sector)which would inevitably lead to the development of the country.Your comaprison to the Uk is very faulty,the Uk is a developed country .Like China and the BRIC countries what we need in Nigeria is foreign investments-we should encourage it and not compare ourselves to nations that are ahead of us in terms of development(by probably hundreds of years). What research have you carried out to suggest farmers would get poorer,on the contrary I would imagine it would create jobs in the rural sector as there would be more demand for their products and would inevitably increase efficiency as competition would grow.In the current economic climate ,any hint of foreign investment should be applauded and not discouraged,for any organisation to decide to operate in Nigeria,be commercially aware that they are most likely closing down operations elsewhere probably because of business costs,Nigeria has all the potential to be the next China( maybe even more) apart from infrastructural constraints we have the knowledgable workforce,cheap labor force and we speak english.Given the opportunity Nigerians would work like horses so I would personally support any positive investments to the country that would create jobs and let us comprehend that we dont have to work in oil companies to earn a decent living, just my 10 cents |
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joshO:On the Contratry I think you are the one that is very retarded,It beats my imagination on how crude and unintelligent some people sound on this forum(you being a classic example).The postor simply said he was a young man at 35 which is undisputable by any standards,your assertions about only in Nigeria would you find people referring to people under 50 as young is simply daft,In the US Obama is 47 and is still regarded as a young ,vibrant man who is still capable of embrasing and instigating change. A lot of people like you are first to complain that you dont get jobs and blaim other people for your misfortunes but from your post (a lot of Ibgo yearns-Mariguana) this would not come as a surprise.Enlighten us about your achievements before you call another person an idiot.If you have personal grievances,deal with them. Do not come to a forum and embarass yourself.People like you are the one of the various reasons why Nigeria is not achieving its full potential-the inability to have a proper arguement or discussion without using foul langauge and exhibiting very negative emotions without actually making any sense. |


Open a thread in the dating section abeg. You holy pass the people there or what?



. Bigbois simply stated that putting comments like that in context always makes it clearer. I know of many people that've been denied important positions simply because someone concluded they were "too/very young" or should "wait for your time", even at the age of 37!