naijamanyoutube: I try as much as possible to show all sides, so I went out few days ago to shoot the ugly side of Las Vegas.
Most of these people are addicted to drugs or alcohol or gambling, or all of them at the same time.
The point of the video is first, to show that Las Vegas is not paradise for everybody, and that even if you make it here, you still need to work hard to make sure you don't end up like the people in the video and photos, living on the streets.
Below are some pictures, and you can watch the full video here.
naijamanyoutube: Yes they are not cheap, but I was just a normal black boy with expensive taste. Lol
There were times I ate just rice and ketchup for England, just to be able to buy these clothes. Lol
And I bought some from American kids that came to Uruguay with their parents. The short I was wearing in some of the pictures I uploaded are FUBU shorts. I was crazy about them then, things I don’t care for these days. I don’t even wear baggy clothes no more.
But na top of the line electronics I must still get till I die. Lol if it’s not top of the line, you know it was a gift, I did not buy that. Lol
Those clothes worked wonders for me in Uruguay, because I stood out and made friends easily, especially with the girls. �
So the moral of the story is that you should try to stand out, and blessings will come your way. Lol
And by the way, I’m still broke.
....lol, you sha no won gree say you get money bros....keep the pictures coming.....
The US gives you a lot more option because it's a very big country. A lot of space to move around and experience different kind of weather. England is rainy and cold. You also have more opportunities in the States.
People are nicer in the States when they first meet you, while in England they will curse you real fast. lol
...Bless you naijamanyoutube...i love the thread, i see the wu wear, bros you are not broke.... na the biggest boys dey rock am then, days of timberland boots, sancho, chelsea, converse,FUBU..etc....brings memories of my older cousins and family friends.
Danielnino00: So people aren't allowed to air their view again? We shouldn't call out the coach after his rubbish team selection in yhe first game? If we can't do all that, then what's the point of being fans?
.....coach wey we suppose don fire, you think if it was the North Africans that was in our shoes,they wont have fired him, he should go back to college where it is all kumbaya. National team is about pride and honour.
The last 20 + mins of the game was very fluid, i am sure the South African will be watching that our match against botswana, and hoping we played a draw, so the y kick us out of the tournament by going to playing a draw with botswana in the 3 match. Also the last 20 mins will tell the south Africans that, Nigerian tem have great players, however it selection that is a problem, so they no to watch their back, they can take the Aisha buhari cup, we would take the AWCON
Schemerkhiz: Coach Randy Waldrum is the team problem right now, he's having selection problem... Select the rightful ones and make your job easy, don't know if he's scared of the Veterans and big names.
Christy Ucheibe: Had an instant impact after replacing Chikwelu at half-time with a headed goal from Payne's corner kick in the 48th minute. The Combative Midfielder was Full of running and helped keep up pressure on Botswana's defence, I wonder why have been keeping her on the bench. She has no business there .. A combination of Ayinde, Ucheibe, Ajibade// Okobi will definitely be the Superfalcons best Midfield Combo as Ucheibe brings a lot of energy to the Midfield couple with Ayinde own again we're good to go..
Gift Monday: Great game from the young lad... Replaced Ordega in the 63rd minute and could have got an assist if Onumonu had scored from her perfectly weighted pass. Could have grabbed a goal herself but her weak header was saved. The left footer look so comfortable with the ball at her feet, an excellent ball passer, the future is surely bright for her. Hopefully she would get to move abroad soon to improve her qualities more..
Regina Otu: Came on for Okobi in the 63rd minute to add more legs to the midfield. The Midfield didn't have the luxury of shining as Christy Ucheibe stole the show...
Uchenna Kanu: Replaced Ajibade in the 75th minute and she helped keep possession and add an attacking drive. Not a bad cameo but I'm still wondering why Randy haven't started her.
Maclean's Chinonyerem : Came on for Onumonu who deserved rest after a lot of tireless running in the 82nd minute. Nothing spectacular though but she surely need more minutes to prove her worth her well built physic will definitely come handy for the Superfalcons...
....Super falcon is the most talented squad from Africa, no team including south Africa,have such fire power, the problem is the coach,let him go back to his college abeg. If it was Desiree Ellis(south African coach) that have the kind of players we have, omo it would have been over, because every other team sabi say them came to fight for world cup slot and not AWCON title. We have our own desirre Ellis in people like Florence Omogbemi, Mercy Akide, but we still have not giving them the chance. If we qualify for the world cup, i do not wish Randy coaches us then. It is either he cant read an ongoing game quickly or he is scared of some players/people.
lovewins: It seems Chiamaka Nnadozie will be missing the game against South Africa. Apparently she has 2 yellow cards during the qualifiers that keeps her out of that game.
Gleaned this from the recent upload on the Falcon's Instagram page.
... Oluehi should be up to the task if that is the case.
Schemerkhiz: South Africa’s Desiree Ellis anticipates difficult Nigeria opener Nigeria South Africa ABC 5 South Africa head coach Desiree Ellis is anticipating a difficult group stage contest when her side square off against Nigeria in the 2022 TotalEnergies Women's Africa Cup of Nations opening encounter in Rabat later in July. The seven-time COSAFA Champions were drawn against the nine-time African champions in the group stage for the fifth time at the draw held in Rabat on Friday, with first time qualifiers Burundi and Botswana joining them in Group C.
In 2018, Banyana Banyana met Nigeria in the group stage, breaking their four-game winless group stage jinx with a 1-0 triumph in Cape Coast but later lost 4-3 on penalties to the West Africans in the final following a 0-0 draw in Accra.
""We will need a huge effort to get a positive result. The first game is the most important of any tournament and getting a positive result is very important but we know that it’s not going to be an easy game. Actually, it’s going to be a very difficult game. Desiree Ellis on South Africa's opening match against Nigeria.""
"We have played them a few times in the group stages. They have raised their levels and we have to raise our levels even higher to get a positive result. The first game is the most important game and once again we need a positive result but it will take a huge effort.
Besides Nigeria, the four-time WAFCON finalists will also battle debutants and COSAFA rivals Botswana, who ruined their Tokyo 2020 dream but Ellis insists her side will not be seeking any revenge against the Mares.
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...So they have been keeping tabs on us..lol, keep your family close, keep your enemy closer.
GeneralDae: She has to learn how to chip balls. Our second goal by Ifeoma against Ivorycoast in Abuja was a difficult chance but chipped into the net.
yes she has too,i remember that goal, and that is why i say that Ify Onumonu is more clinical that Oshoala in front of goal, i strongly believe ify will have atleast a goal from those 2 chances, the first one Asisat hit the ball directly at the keeper,the second attempt she missed, is similar to the one ify scored against ivory coast.
PDPGuy: Okay. That’s a plausible scenario. After all, Guus Hiddink was once coaching both Chelsea and Russia at the same time.
... Yeap, i just wish NBBF take good care of business, the man has done well with that team, and with him tge squad has grown stronger and stronger. I just imagine what he can do with inclusion of players like Micheala, Elizabeth Williams et al.
Also, it is possible that he still coaches the ladies, however, it will be on part time bases, you know, the most we have, is a tournament per season, so, maybe they can work that out. it will just be like Coach K of Duke University.
Some I.d.iots at the NBBF have massively dropped the ball. Smh
....Sad much, the titles NBBF claims is their achievement, is of the back of the coaches and this ladies, that was the only thing we had going, the male team was a mess, the age grade team was a mess, the domestic leagues was a huge mess. They had only one thing to do, keep the girls and the coaches happy, however, the messed up.
Schemerkhiz: Look here, Esther Okoronkwo is another Smart striker we have, She's tactically discipline and technically gifted, even with her bodyframe she's so aggressive upfront, She plays mainly from the Left Wing and as a Center forward.
Between Okoronkwo, Kanu and Ordega who should be our third striker to pay with Oshoala and Onumonu...?
Schemerkhiz: One thing am impressed with the likes of Ifeoma Onumonu, Tony Payne, Ashleigh Plumptre and Co is that they play with their whole heart ready to risk it out unlike the Super Eagles player's who feel like star boys...
Against Canada, Onumonu was pressing high and high, doing her defensive duties too.. She has proven too well that she's playing in the best league in the World.
Randy Should just look between[b] Kanu, Ordega[/b] and Okoronkwo to pair with Oshoala and Onumonu in a front 3...
....Kanu and Ordega to the bench, Ordega is not her old self, there are timeS Kanu hold on to the ball too much for my liking, trying to dribble instead of a pass.