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Yobo used to be our most regular defenders in Europe, but as for now I don't know what is happening to him. Didnt see him against Chelsea and Man U. May be he is no longer regular , |
Ebywizzy:If you were a woman, who would u choose between Ndiefi, the goalie or Jeremy |
SirVee: |
I mean they are like Oil and water that never mix |
boy t:There is always an issue between Youba and Ibos. They are like salt and water that never mix, So it implies the Yoruba are double cross . |
Well what does it matter |
Kanu is still the most decorated footballer in Africa ( Eto is close to him ). But luck in Nation's cup was never his portion, I pity him though.But let him retire peacefully and take it as part of life, |
The way Naija is, any body can be killed and at the end of the day, nothing will happen. The story is terrible. I really dont know whether there is more to it cos I cant comprehend why some hooligans would want to kill for something so trivial. I wish the murderers get death penalty |
Women are more prone to this.Dont know of any man who would fall in love with a cyber chick except he wants to $^%#, u know ![]() |
@ theblessed Is it only the Ibos who suffered in the war? What then should be done to compensate the Ibibios, Ijaws and Effik who died ? I begin to wonder if the Biafran project had succeeded, can we truely say there won't be marginilazation? Already I can see from the comments of some individuals ib NL that Ibos were the ones who suffered in the war. |
Madukaele:Ok. I take full responsibility ![]() neily:Thats the issue .Its all about money and that makes them justified ? |
One has to thank God. But this tragedy goes a long way to show the irresponsibility of NEPA people. |
I'm just laughing at these posts, , Ojukwu is reclining somewhere while people are still writhing in the pain caused by the war. All I've been hearing so far is about Ndigo this Ndigbo that. Other tribes also suffered from the war. What about the Effik, Ijaws Urhobos and so on. In fact those people who really fought the war were not only Ibos. I know a lot of Effik soldiers who were willing to lay their lives for the Biafran course, at the end of the day, what did the gain ? Many soldiers are still nursing the pain of the civil war. Let the Biafra project be discarded into the atlantic ocean |
Then let NFF go for Errikson, it as simple as that, Why the ceremony about employing a foreign coach ? |
Emmyk:Drogba speak Yoruba |
[quote author=Tink_sh link=topic=398269.msg5514538#msg5514538 date=1266216971]Who ever is the married party is the one responsible for saying 'no'! Very simple![/quote]Yeah! Infact, both parties are equally responsible. Gals should learn to close the legs ![]() |
Ebywizzy:He's a fine guy. Isn't he? ![]() |
Being a virgin male may not imply lack of opportunity as some ladies do think. If someone is virgin and is planning for marriage I think it is important for him to know how to turn on his wife, et al. Rally, experience is a thing of the mind. |
@poster, May be you should ask her, whether she gave her toasters her number. Its just a subtle way to trick or gain control over you. She might even be telling you that she's in high demand, and you should sit up. If you want to play it her way, tell her how your boss tried to seduce you or something like that. Better still you don't even reply her, just pretend as if you didn't hear her. Sometimes the demand of life ( job ) might not give you the time for personal activities, if she is matured she should be able to understand this. But whenever you have the opportunity, its good for you to take her for a nice treat. |
Freiburger:No mind them my brother. If na " Can you marry a virgin man?" or " How to control a woman" thread dem go plenty well well. ![]() |
edoyad:Thank you my brother. These people don't read their history. In fact it was my great grand father's step brother that was lured away by an Okrika woman |
I have read alot of anti-male thread in NL. One begins to wonder whether men are that evil. Most at times, the married men who are involved in an extra marital affairs let the ladies they are involved with know their marital status. But these single ladies would still go on to an have affair with the married men. They would even go into great length in preparing love charms for the poor souls. Eventually, its their fellow women who suffer. If only ladies could say "no" to all married men, at least 50% of infidelity would be solved ( ofcourse there men who would lie ). All the under-graduates patronizing sugar daddies should note that what they are sowing, they will surely reap. I think this issue should be discussed in this forum. We need to help ourselves one way or the other. |
Chai, the koko master for touch Asari Dokubo wife na. We for see wetin go happen to am |
Cyberfreak: . You've been reading your text books.[quote author=Jenna link=topic=394184.msg5502662#msg5502662 date=1265991129]Hurt people hurt people!! If a woman is hurting or rejected, she worries that a happy successful woman will take her place or role. When I see a hateful woman, I wonder what she went through or is going through to make her act this way. It makes it less personal for me, then I don't get angry. Rather I feel empathy and realize the target isn't me but rather what they think of themself.[/quote]That should be the idea girl |
@poster, you've made very salient points. I think we guys should learn how to respect ourselves and act as real men, not wimps. The fact about life is that nice guys come last, it also applies to dating and romance. With respect to Tyson, I really pity him. He couldn't handle the kind of wife he got married to. I wonder if she's still married. |
Aondakaa or whatever his name is, is just an i.diot. If he felt he man enough, or was never wrong, why did he attempt to apologise. The single action showed that he was wrong, and that he was afraid of what might happen to him. Let he re-apologize what does he mean by "my dear sister" ? As far as I'm concerned that term is very patronizing. |
Trap is a very respected coach in the world. If we can get him over a long term, it would be good. At least he is some one whose profile we know very well, and not some person who just finished a coaching course. I had wanted Shuaibu to take us to the world cup: he has done relatively well, and he could still improve (i hope so ). If you look at the performance of Cameroon and Cote D'voire, you would agree with me that he had done well. Secondly, a foreign coach might not do so much cos the world cup is around the corner, Lets see if these guys in the glass house know what they are doing |
Please where can we hire a private detective. We need to sort out where Yar Adua's is hiding. . |
Those Ivoriens are not serious people, Let them all go and sleep. Do they expect that they will beat Algeria, or do they think their opponents are just walk overs. What did Eto do for Cameroon ? They have to appreciate the fact that African teams have improved and no team is a walk over. If people are criticizing the Super Eagles and the technical crew who won bronze in the tournament, what will they say about Cote D'Voire and Cameroon. One of the reasons I'm happy about their defeat is because of that big mouth Mamoud Gaye , , |
Of all places to run to, they chose Yemen. There are certain places i won't think of going to. Yemen is one of them. By they way, what part of Nigeria are they from ? ( Hope this wouldnt degenerate into tribal war ) |
monkeyleg:In the 1st place if the preceding news is true , then the letter must be real. The former AGF has just disgraced himself. How can he still claim to be a man. His recent actions and speech has shown how illiterate he is. First he said Yar Adua can rule from anywhere; later on he begins to contradict himself on CNN. Amanpour just opened his a.nus to the whole world. Big shame. If I were him, I would quietly resign and go into fish farming. |
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