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And to think that this junky was once a minister of the federal republic is all the more baffling. Whoever appointed this man minister deserve to have his head examined and be locked up in a psychiatric home. |
What goes around comes around. Femi got served, he deserve more than what tambuwal has thrown his way. Btw they are both narcissistic pigs. They both has a text book Narcissistic personality disorder which is defined by a pervasive disorder characterized by self-centeredness, lack of empathy, and an exaggerated sense of self-importance. |
tellwisdom:You are kidding right? |
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The hoodlums cum day light robbers or whatever name you wanna term them, must not be allowed to go unpunished, there should be a massive manhunt to arrest this criminals and prosecut them. This is absoluely unacceptable. |
As was expected, nothing new here, i wasn't expecting anything different from Buhari's appointment. Kudos! |
You try |
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He will be found alive |
...b'cuz he has no clue as to how to govern those already living in Nigeria, so he doesn't want more Nigerians coming back home. He already has the feeling that the next 4 yrs is going to be a disaster. So if we look at it holistically, he is being honest to himself. |
Hope all is well |
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600 Men?
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Radamel Falcao could cost Chelsea the Premier League Jose Mourinho's ego stretches far and wide. It is all encompassing, and anybody in the vicinity of it is in danger of being sucked inside, much like a tornado. And like a tornado, the Portuguese has destructive elements, as well as others that leave spectators in awe. He is more aware than most that he is capable of great things, and is not shy in letting the world know. He has worked collective miracles in his career, winning the Champions League with Porto and Inter Milan against all odds. His CV is full of successes. Despite this, his work with individuals is less impressive; Joe Cole improved immeasurably under his tutelage, but aside from the London-born winger, it's hard to think of an example of a player whose development would have been hindered were it not for Jose's help. There is no doubt that the Special One has been beneficial to many players, however, there is also a feeling that players like Frank Lampard and John Terry would have scaled the heights of their profession regardless of his input. This is what makes Chelsea's decision to sign Radamel Falcao, albeit on loan, all the more baffling. STUCK IN THE PAST? Quite what Jose has in mind when envisioning Falcao's future with the blues is perhaps clear to those inside the club, but outside there are raised eye brows and much head scratching. Mourinho has mentioned the fearsome partnership that Falcao struck up with Diego Costa during their time together at Atletico Madrid, however, a fearsome partnership requires both men to be at their snarling, aggressive best, and right now only Costa can claim to be performing near to the higher level of his capabilities. The manager has been a father figure to many Chelsea players over the years, however, he isn't Father Time. He can't turn back the clock to when El Tigre had yet to suffer serious injuries to both knees, and was turning in shots from seemingly impossible angles at Athletico. OLD FALCAO, OR NEW FERNANDO? Mourinho kept faith with Fernando Torres for a season at the beginning of his second reign at the helm of the club, but couldn't reverse his fortunes and quickly shipped him out. Like Torres before him, when he lopped off his honey blonde locks, Falcao has attempted a change of image, almost as a last, desperate attempt at reinvention. Also similarly to his decision to give Torres a chance, their seems to be an undercurrent of Mourinho's superiority complex creeping into his choices. Did he keep faith with Torres to prove that he could succeed where Rafael Benitez failed in restoring him to his past self? Is he using Falcao to the same ends and trying to get one over his old mentor Louis van Gaal? SPEAKING HIS LANGUAGE Mourinho's decision to sign Falcao looks increasingly like a vanity project. He is hoping that the Spanish speaking contingent at Stamford Bridge will help the Colombian rediscover himself, but weren't there Spanish speakers at Chelsea when Torres was struggling for form and confidence? Fernando still cut a desperately lonely figure. THIN UP TOP? If Costa suffers a reoccurrence of the hamstring injuries that hampered him last season, and Loic Remy struggles to fill his boots, then it will fall to Falcao to fire Chelsea to glory. For Mourinho, a man who expects Chelsea to challenge on all fronts, the decision to enter into the season with only three front men, including one who has shown nothing in recent outings for Columbia to suggest that he can return to form, seems an odd one. Class is, they say, permanent. All lights that were once bright will continue to flicker, think Thierry Henry and his comeback goal for Arsenal against Leeds. We can expect Falcao to hit the back of the net on occasion, possibly against lesser teams in lesser competitions. To expect him to register the requisite number of goals to push Chelsea to silverware may be beyond even Mourinho's powers of black magic. by Sean Natton ACADEMY MEMBER Disclaimer |
I think it's time robbers, murderers, pedophiles and corrupt politicians should be given death sentence. That's the only way curb this menace. |
That is what happened when you go back to our painful past to pick a crass illiterate who constantly forgets the name of his political party, forgets the name of his vice and who really has no business of governing in the first place to head a nation of 170million. This is exactly what you get - cluelessness.
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![]() Soyinka the creature of fraternity in our university, little wonder he still lives a secluded life in the forest. |
You were lucky it wasn't a Pitt, you would have been on nairaland telling your story. |
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See thier ugly faces, they should be given a long jail sentence. |
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![]() The hypocrisy of this guys are mind bugling. |
![]() The Would be suicide bomber in Cameroon and Chad were caught, but in Nigeria they succeed. Our northern brothers should stop providing material support to this evil sect, there's nothing Islamic/holy about their heinous, despicable crime they keep committing. Without the support of the local community terrorist activities will disappear. |
Orishirishi nkan nbe! |
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I don't see anything wrong with it TBH. |
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