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SportsRe: Spain Vs Netherlands: 1 - 0 @ World Cup 2010 Final by VPersie: 8:47pm On Jul 11, 2010
Robben was so busy concentrating on diving and acting that he forgot how to score a one-on-one.
SportsRe: Spain Vs Netherlands: 1 - 0 @ World Cup 2010 Final by VPersie: 8:41pm On Jul 11, 2010
Webb is a prick.
SportsEnyeama Ridiculed For Scamming by VPersie(op): 6:43pm On Jul 11, 2010
IT'S difficult for the Germans to go anywhere without the obligatory war references. The 'Sowetan' newspaper went a bit far this week, however, by suggesting that the new, improved Bastian Schweinsteiger had the same "work attitude of Stefan Effenberg and the fearsome aura of Adolf Hitler" before the semi-final with Spain.

A bit much, certainly, and other South African newspapers have rounded on their rival, expressing moral outrage at such a statement.

Certainly, it's pretty shocking to insinuate that Effenberg's work-rate could have pushed them over the line if he'd been around in war-time.

Letting public have say

Thankfully, 'The Citizen' newspaper consistently shuns political correctness with their letters and emails page. The latest gem came from Strubenvale's Lex Liston.

"After Nigeria were eliminated from the World Cup, the Nigerian goalkeeper personally offered to refund all the expenses of the fans who travelled to South Africa," wrote Liston. "He said he just needs their bank details and pin numbers to complete the transactions."
http://www.independent.ie/sport/soccer/world-cup/dont-mention-the-war-2253401.html
PoliticsRe: Jakumu English Nonsense. You Do Not Know How To Write English.(junk English) by VPersie: 6:34pm On Jul 11, 2010
I agree with Becomerich0. That was really pathetic writing from Jakumo. <Now I know the secret to his popularity> . The point of writing should be to communicate with clarity. Obviously, Jakumo did not do his best to achieve that. Never thought I will ever have to agree with Becomerich0.
PoliticsIs Sanusi Too Radical And Must Capitalism Be The Way For Nigeria? by VPersie(op): 2:48am On Jul 11, 2010
SANUSI L SANUSI: WILL HE SUCCUMB TO THE EBINO TOPSY SYNDROME?

Ebenezer Babatope and Abubakar Rimi were well known firebrand radical figures in the days of yore. Their first calling, besides loving their respective wives, was allegiance to the cause of the down-trodden masses of Nigeria. They have the battle scar to prove this but they have since switched allegiance to fight on the side of the bourgeoisie and the ruling criminal cabal of the PDP, who are hell bent on sending the vast majority of their populace to an early mass grave through plain looting of the treasury.

Umaru Yar'Adua, who was described by Paul Adujie as 'uncorruptible' before he assumed the presidency, also flirted with radical politics in the form of the PRP before his late elder brother, an associate of another 'uncorruptible' military General thief, Olusegun Obasanjo, showed him the RIGHT PATHWAY TO RICHES AND GLORY without sweat. Assuming office as a government official preferably in an executive capacity.

What has this got to do with Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, our new Central Bank Governor? He too has an antecedence with flirtations with radical ideas that would make EDWIN MADUNAGU and BALARABE MUSA green with envy.

Hear him in a paper penned in September 2002 - BUHARISM BEYOND BUHARI: A RESPONSE TO MOHAMMED HARUNA.

'What, pray is patriotic in prescribing an economic policy that is bound to condemn the majority of the populace to great poverty and hardship, with the only 'positive' effect of handling the economy over to foreigners and creating a small clique of the super rich?'.

'At the heart of the problem is the emergence, in Africa of a crop of 'intellectuals' who are the heirs to the old colonised minds. These are not just persons with bourgeosified intellect. They have lost all originality in thinking and all critical ability because their minds have become standardised and commodified to the IDEOLOGY OF THE MARKET'.

Another one goes, ' Everywhere you turn, you see them preaching the benefit of the MARKET, OF EFFICIENCY, LIBERALISATION, PRIVATE SECTOR and PRIVATISATION, DEREGULATION ETC. They do not ask how we can STOP PUBLIC SECTOR CORRUPTION OR MAKE GOVERNMENTS MORE EFFICIENT AND ACCOUNTABLE'.

The above excerpts gives an insight into Mr Sanusi's thought process and gives some credence to his being tagged 'radical' and this is not helped by his penchant for quoting radical thinkers like Karl Marx, Chomsky, Trotsky, Bala Usman , Omafume Onoge and the Cambridge don, Noriena Hertz.

Hear what caught the eye of Sanusi in Noriena's book, The Silent Takeover- Global Capitalism AND THE DEATH OF DEMOCRACY.

'Propelled by government policies of PRIVATISATION, DEREGULATION, and TRADE LIBERALISATION, in the last 20 years, a power shift has taken place. The hundred largest multinational corporations now control 20% of global foreign assets; 51 of 100 biggest economies of the world are now corporations, only 49% are nation states. The sales of GM and Ford are greater than the GDP of the WHOLE OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA and WAL-MART has higher revenue than most cebtral and eastern European States namely POLAND, CZECH REPUBLIC, UKRAINE, HUNGARY AND SLOVAKIA.

Fast forward to 2009, the radical ideas which Sanusi appear to favour are becoming EVIDENT. The world has since been plunged into a dangerous recession made possible by the FREE MARKET ECONOMY in which corporate monopoly and GREED now hold sway with balloning unemployment sure to challenge social cohesion and equilibrium in the advanced economies. Forget about the economies of those at the foot of the food chain, they will be simply wiped out and a new cycle of Ethiopian famine-style AID TO AFRICA will be rolled out by the West. If their people let them!

Previously PRIVATISED PUBLIC SERVICES LIKE RAIL NETWORKS are again finding their way back to PUBLIC OWNERSHIP, not forgetting some of the biggest banks in the world previously thought to be efficiently run by the best brain in the land! Welcome to the world of BRITISH RAILS AND ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND!

The problem now is, how can a man who favours ACCOUNTABILITY, REAL ZERO-TOLERANCE OF CORRUPTION work with say an ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE FEDERATION who prefers the very antithesis?

How can he successfully work with a clique hell bent on forcing through DEREGULATION even though this has been shown to have resoundingly FAILED?

How can this very clever man work with a semi clever ex-chemistry teacher who assumed the mantle of leadership via a MASS FRAUD?

And since NIGERIANS NEVER RESIGN WHEN THEIR JOB BECOME IMPOSSIBLE, AM I TOO CYNICAL TO THINK THAT THE EBINO TOPSY SYNDROME IS BOUND TO STRIKE HERE? Sanusi L Sanusi welcome to the job of governor of CBN.

I will be reassured if you do not have the phone numbers of one Professor Chukwuma SOLUDO, EBENEZER BABATOPE AND ABUBAKAR RIMI.

I agree whole-heartedly that CYNICISM is a lazy approach to intellectualism, but this i am afraid does not apply in a country called NIGERI
Originally posted by PAPIG on Nigerian Village Square.


http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/articles/jideofor-adibe/sanusi-a-radical-in-a-conservative-job.html
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 1:26am On Jul 11, 2010
^^ oh boy u got a very long way to go
I know, but I will keep up the good fight, I will finish the race, I will achieve my destiny.

This is my calling. It has been written, and I must accomplish it.

This is my chance to answer that call. This is my moment. This is my time - to make everyone that ever visits NL notice me; to redefine popularity and promote the cause of self-aggrandizement; to reclaim The Dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth - that though you are many, I am the One; that while I breathe, I hope, and where I am met with cynicism, and doubt, and those who tell me that I cant, I will respond with that timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a man on a quest:

Yes I Can. Yes I Can Become The Most Popular Person on NL. Thank you, God bless you, and may God Bless NairaLand.
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 12:26am On Jul 11, 2010
I am back and ever-ready to continue my quest for NL popularity. Just got two more hours of cafe time. The aim is to be on the top 3 most popular Nairalanders at the end-of-the-year awards. I know I have my work cut out for me, but I am up to the task.

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RomanceRe: 190 Leave My Girl Alone. . . . . Mama Gee Is Mine by VPersie(op): 12:22am On Jul 11, 2010
^^^^^don't worry jare you are doing the right thing

dats how mama gee started too

by opening senseless threads everyday
I know and I will keep it up.


I am ready to do anything, even get banned or post senseless threads, for my love, Mama-gee.


kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss kiss
RomanceRe: 190 Leave My Girl Alone. . . . . Mama Gee Is Mine by VPersie(op): 10:24pm On Jul 10, 2010
I can't believe this comedian of a poster took the advice of Luizword in a bid to be popular in Nairaland.

For your info poster, some users are known for their sensible and intelligent replies while some are known for being a persistent nuisance. . .

Don't join the bandwagon of nuisances please!
YOur advice is noted. BUt one question, which category do you fall into ? Nuisance or Intelligent ones?
RomanceRe: 190 Leave My Girl Alone. . . . . Mama Gee Is Mine by VPersie(op): 9:58pm On Jul 10, 2010
@Muddy


It seems you are thinking in a muddy manner. Have you taken a look at mama-gee's profile picture? If you have, you will see that she is worth every fight I can give. She is not an e-chic. In fact that is insulting, and if you said that to my face, I will slap you. She is the real deal. I have a life outside the internet, but my life on the internet seems more interesting. There are females where I live, but my liver dey always fail me. Finally, I advice you to peruse mama-gee's inane, vacuous, glib and meretricious posts and you will that we do have much in common and that is why I will fight for her anytime, any day.
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 9:36pm On Jul 10, 2010
Romance190 Leave My Girl Alone. . . . . Mama Gee Is Mine by VPersie(op): 9:36pm On Jul 10, 2010
This is a public announcement to warn 190 to leave mama-gee alone. Our people say two goats cannot drink from the same bucket at the same time, unless they will lock horns. Our people also say a frog does not walk in the day time for no reason, it is either its chasing something or something is chasing it. 190, to be forewarned is to be forearmed. Leave my girl alone. Owo ti mo ni ni mo ya e yen.



https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-476925.99999.html#bot
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 9:33pm On Jul 10, 2010
@luizworld


Your advice has been noted


grin grin grin
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 8:21pm On Jul 10, 2010
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-476990.0.html#msg6363246

Done too. What next sir? I must achieve my ambition. Also, be warned that if your jazz does not work, there will be consequences. Lol.
Nairaland General190 Leave My Girl Alone. . . . . Mama Gee Is Mine by VPersie(op): 8:20pm On Jul 10, 2010
This is a public announcement to warn 190 to leave mama-gee alone. Our people say two goats cannot drink from the same bucket at the same time, unless they will lock horns. Our people also say a frog does not walk in the day time for no reason, it is either its chasing something or something is chasing it. 190, to be forewarned is to be forearmed. Leave my girl alone. Owo ti mo ni ni mo ya e yen.


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-476925.99999.html#bot
Nairaland GeneralRe: I Love Mama-gee by VPersie(op): 8:15pm On Jul 10, 2010
Thank you sir.
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 7:03pm On Jul 10, 2010
Nairaland GeneralI Love Mama-gee by VPersie(op): 7:02pm On Jul 10, 2010
I am declaring my love for Mama-Gee. For her beautiful face and her empty head, Mama-Gee is unparalleled on NL. That is why I love her.


https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=476925.msg6362955#msg6362955
Nairaland GeneralRe: How Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 7:00pm On Jul 10, 2010
@r231

Thank you for the suggestion. I am going to start working on implementing it soon. Any other ideas, anybody?
Nairaland GeneralHow Can I Become Popular On Nairaland by VPersie(op): 5:37pm On Jul 10, 2010
As a follow-up to Jarus' thread on NL unsung heroes, I will ask for suggestions on what I can do to become popular on NairaLand. I need lots of attention.
FamilyRe: 70% Of Nigerians Are Mentally Unstable - Psychiatrist by VPersie: 4:19am On Jul 10, 2010
without a question of doubt this is a very anemic estimate. i am leaning more towards 90 percent. folks you have to remember that craziness is relative. you dont have to be outright crazy to be certified crazy. nigerians are a very peculiar bunch. they all have some kind of mental defect that either makes them extremely hot tempered ( our igbo brothers and hausa brothers should know about this one), extremely morally bankrupt ( fraud, embezzlement, armed robbery, police checkpoint robbery, immigration officer robbery, etc etc), extremely ostentatious (this is a mental defect too), extremely inconsiderate (this falls under sociopathic behavior and includes closing a whole street because they are havin a party), extremely arrogant (this is sociopathic behavior), easily bawled over by material goods (this is sociopathic behavior ).
my point being over 99 percent of nigerians have sociopathic tendencies. this is a mental disorde
WORD! GBAM!
PoliticsRe: Ribadu To Emerge As Ac Presidential Candidate by VPersie: 4:13am On Jul 10, 2010
I still do not get why Nigerians deceive themselves that there is any semblance of practiced democracy in Nigeria. Is it that the failure of our country has so hunted us that we are prepared to cling to fantasies of credible elections so we do not lose our sanity. Lets be clear: Almost no election is free or fair in Nigeria. Election in Nigeria is not a matter of party ideology or candidate capability, its a matter of which party is more able to rig than the other and which judge decides your case at the electoral tribunal. Politicians, especially those in PDP, do not necessarily need your vote to come to power. If they did, they will take the governance of this country more seriously.
PoliticsRe: 2011 Presidency: Momodou Or Okotie? by VPersie: 3:42am On Jul 10, 2010
I still do not get why Nigerians deceive themselves that there is any semblance of practiced democracy in Nigeria. Is it that the failure of our country has so hunted us that we are prepared to cling to fantasies of credible elections so we do not lose our sanity. Lets be clear: Almost no election is free or fair in Nigeria. Election in Nigeria is not a matter of party ideology or candidate capability, its a matter of which party is more able to rig than the other and which judge decides your case at the electoral tribunal. Politicians, especially those in PDP, do not necessarily need your vote to come to power. If they did, they will take the governance of this country more seriously.
PoliticsRe: 2011 Presidency: Momodou Or Okotie? by VPersie: 3:41am On Jul 10, 2010
Dele Momodu may be an underdog right now but time will tell. My first pick is GJ, because the power of incumbent is huge. After that is Dele Momodu. He is more appealing to every corner of Nigeria than Pat Utomi. First of all, he's from Edo, second of all he's more of Yoruba [I guarantee him 60% of Yoruba votes, he's both Christian and Muslim (he will appeal to atleast 40% of the Northerners and then the least group that will never vote for him still has 10% of theirs to vote for him because of their son [Basket-mouth]. Utomi will never win presidency in Nigeria, he will only have huge votes nowhere more than Iboland. The South-south people know that the camaraderie between them and Ibos is just an affected interplay between any prey and predator out there. It’s amazing that despite the malicious moves by some faceless people to portray heroic stunts of Dele Momodu as villain (airoju and airaye ko ni je ki gbogbo won se gbaun gbaun kiri jigba – nitori Dele, se emu pe opon ti sun ni?), he has never been alleged for any malfeasance or venal malpractices order than using his God-given adroit and cumbersome prolific instincts. Dele’s case wasn’t like those opportunists out-there, he became success; virtually by dints of much hardworking. For those out-there pointing fingers and dubbed Dele as "Idolizing Pen-Robbers," why can’t you blame FORBES MAGAZINE too? It lists Columbian, Mexican drug-barons and other people with questionable acts on its 2010 world billionaires’ pyramid. I am still thinking who will get my vote comes 2011, my heart tickling with GJ’s ineptitude and that requires one’s to question the authenticity of his Ph.D – but guess what it’s in Zoology though, he supposed to be in Yankari Game Reserve talking care of our endanger wild animals [it’s only in Nigeria goats kill Lions]. I want to give him the benefit of doubt till December this year.
Does this make any sense? It is always sad when people try hard to misuse the English Language in this manner.
FamilyRe: Are Marriage Vows Difficult To Uphold? by VPersie: 3:15am On Jul 10, 2010
What we need to do is to eradatice discrimination and myopic judgements.

People who are not married should not be seen as losers. The whole thing is a scam. The institute of marriage is supposed to be for people who want to have something sacred. But then if you decide NOT to get married, you become the outcast!

Party invitations - Come with your spouse
Adopt a kid and the villagers society would not accept him/her
Have a kid without a husband and you'll be the slut!
Be single and hang around married men and you'll become the husband snatcher!

Jeez, what if I dont want to get married because I know I can't keep those vows? Nobody cares!

So people get married to make the society happy, and then break the vows to make themselves happy . . . It's a viscious circle I tell ya!
WORD! I wish I could afford not to get married, but my mama go kill me (first-son). Lol. Seriously though, if she was not in the picture, I would quite easily decide not to get married, have a child out of wedlock with a woman that does not want to be tied down either, and we will remain friends afterwards for as long as we like/can tolerate each other.
PoliticsRe: Action Congress Rules Out Zoning For Positions by VPersie: 2:52am On Jul 10, 2010
I still do not get why Nigerians deceive themselves that there is any semblance of practiced democracy in Nigeria. Is it that the failure of our country has so hunted us that we are prepared to cling to fantasies of credible elections so we do not lose our sanity. Lets be clear: Almost no election is free or fair in Nigeria. Election in Nigeria is not a matter of party ideology or candidate capability, its a matter of which party is more able to rig than the other and which judge decides your case at the electoral tribunal. Politicians, especially those in PDP, do not necessarily need your vote to come to power. If they did, they will take the governance of this country more seriously.
RomanceRe: Why Does This Girl Treat Me Like Shit? by VPersie(op): 12:41am On Jul 09, 2010
This is her picture

Nairaland GeneralRe: What Has Nairaland Changed About You? by VPersie: 12:36am On Jul 09, 2010
Also, I am more likely to be attention-seeking nowadays.
RomanceWhy Does This Girl Treat Me Like Shit? by VPersie(op): 4:04am On Jul 08, 2010
[flash=200,200][/flash]Why does my girl friend treat me like this,
[img]http://182647_shit_jpg2cf9cdbca43f9b3d74c933b661a9e82c.gif[/img]
CareerRe: What Is The Difference Between These Closely-related Careers? by VPersie(op): 7:32pm On Jul 01, 2010
Hey, Thanks Wallie.

This is definitely a good starting point.

I talked to a PhD student over the weekend and he suggested that I should concentrate on control systems for an EE graduate degree. What do you think abou this? Also you mentioned something about a " CS person might run into problems when dealing with the math heavy theoretical stuff ;" that is actually the kind of academic work I am most natural and successful at. What aspects of, say, EE really demand this? I am reading up on control systems but I will appreciate an insider's knowledge on other aspects of EE.

And yes, I actually thought Ajanlekoko was being tongue-in-cheek. lol.
CareerRe: What Is The Difference Between These Closely-related Careers? by VPersie(op): 7:27pm On Jun 28, 2010
Yes, you are right.

I apologize.

Folks on NL are quick to insult so I have learned to be on the offensive.

I guess I got it all wrong this time.
CareerRe: What Is The Difference Between These Closely-related Careers? by VPersie(op): 5:25pm On Jun 27, 2010
Funny.


So I am supposed to come online to impress Ajanlekoko, whom I have never met before, do not know, and will probably never meet in life.

Very smart of you. When I grow up, I want to be like you, sir.


Its also funny how you always evade the issues I raise - whether in my original post or subsequent replies - and engage in wild-goose chases and ad-hominem attacks. Really classy.

I am not very smart, and I am still waiting for a sensible reply because I am sure you have better to offer.


By the way, I was not sure about the meaning og "brusque", but instead of "accussing" you of being smart of telling you to "get off your high horse, my friend. We're not impressed by the grammar. Try something else," I just checked my dictionary.
You may want to imbibe that practice. It could be very useful.

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