₦airaland Forum

Starboytwo:
some people are funny sha, so you are telling me Dennis, and he’s form continue its upward trajectory, will somehow be dropped for World Cup? It just can’t happen.

I don’t really see much into not coming for this afcon, I can understand the situation.

it is better for Dennis to stay at watford and keep his main man status at the moment, than quickly leave for a nations cup full of hypertension, will he even play if they didn’t fire rohr? Again it’s not like dem eze situation where they can play for England or any other team, na naija he go still play for weather he likes it or not, and why won’t he like it.

Long story short, Dennis is a banker for World Cup if he keeps playing and scoring in the EPL.

Dennis's exclusion was one of the main reasons Pinnick gave Rohr his sack later, yet some people still doubt he would be back after AfCon? Lol Pinnick wey dey romance Watford?

drDoom3:
Their set-piece defending was nothing to write home about. Onana is overhyped, at least in the Cameroonian jersey if not Ajax's.

Any team that is well organized and can pass the ball on the ground will run circles round this Cameroon team. You don't need to match their strength to beat them. Watch as Cape Verde will give them a tough time in their next game.

In the Camerounian jersey, I'm always more comfortable with his cousin brother, Fabrice Ondoa. I wonder why their coach left him out despite his experience as an AfCoN gold medalist

Starboytwo:
im i the only 1 happy osihmen is allowed to properly heal from not only the unfortunate bizarre injury(I still cringe) plus another COVID. Abeg let him sit it out. Make him and Dennis dey continue their good form.

You are not alone. I'm glad he and Dennis were excused

Osimhen to heal properly

Dennis to continue his rich vein of form in order to get a good deal come summer.

These two would serve us better at the World cup

Rockyrascal:
he his such a composed player, a great asset for his team

Yes, and he is always looking to create something for the team

minfelix:
Traore the shatterer of Nigerians heart @d 2013 opening game...die mins killer freekick

It was Alain his elder brother not Bertrand

The Burkinabes are well drilled in the final third.

See pressure, see goal

These Camerounian footballers are too muscular and physical. I dey even dey fear for these Burkinabes.

Bertrand Traore plays like Joe Aribo

Fabyom tell us the truth about Tbaba

Grozny:
I read he passed away last year. He was based in England. I would like to reveal more info but I don't want to divulge his family name. May he RIP

You posted this on November, last year while Tbaba also posted something same month, which other last year are we talking about here?

Could it be that Tbaba was the the same person as Suya of Cyber Eagles who died sometime in November last year?

tbaba1234:
No

After several months away, he posted this on November 4th oo

Mujtahida:
Go on my brother. I Used to be a staunch Christian but I abandoned it five years now and I found peace. I'm not a traditionalist but I strongly believe - like the Igbo concept of Chi-that God is within everyone of us.
Though I would have loved to ask more questions, let me pause it here so I don't derail the thread.

Gbamsolutely

Grozny:
Shortly before the inaugural match of this year's AFCON, I'd like to dedicate this post to those of our fallen comrades who couldn't be here with us today. Namely, Tbaba1234 who unfortunately succumbed to illness last year. May his unwavering support for our darling eagles be an inspiration for all Nigerian football lovers!

Rest easy Baba!!!

Is this a joke?

Tbaba is dead?

Omanambala:
The Age of Reason: http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/The+Age+of+Reason


Cc.ChrisKels

Thanks nwanne mmadu

nelszx:
They just dey start opening ceremony

Ok. Thanks

I no see am for Hesgoal oo, abi the match never start?

Odunayaw:
I for like lick you up on this but na derailment

Lick?

Omanambala:
I will post the link here

Ok bro

Elock1:
you can still enlightened me, Mr Geography teacher

We are all here to learn.

Ok bro no vex, but I thought it was a common knowledge that tourneys can't be hosted in sub Sahara Africa within that period due to heavy rain falls. We have said this more than a million times nah

Elock1:
IMO it would have been the best decision, but CAF refused

No matter what we say about clubs refusing to release players thereby insulting our tournament, we should also consider the fact that other national football federation fix their games when the coast is clear for everyone but why will our own be different.

Come on, these clubs pay heavily for these guys only for them to be yanked out at a crucial time like this.

You really need an Atlas and a good geography text book urgently

So, you don't know why Egypt hosted in June, yet you are a sub Sahara African?

Omanambala:
Cc. ChrisKels

My doubt about religion was something I couldn't wish away because I have serious question regarding the legitimacy of the Bible and the role of God in our everyday life.

I had kept my mind open and continued to read , learn and understand and stumbled on an article authored by Thomas Paine , an English-American radical of 18th century , called "The Age of Reason," and after reading this swell of a text I was shaken.

Help me with a link to buy or read that book. Please, you can do it via mail. I no wan derail the thread as AfCoN dun start.

johnchima007:
Seriously! I have never heard of them. Which state and local government dem dey?

Ezeagu local government is in Enugu State. Read about them, if you haven't heard about them already.

Elock1:
I dunno about other areas u mentioned, but Ohafia is no longer like that, I'm from there.

Me too, I doubt Ohafia is still like that, but culturally, they are too matriarchal, hence their women hardly marry a none Ohafian. When I was with one from Akanu, she told me straight up that even though I was an Abian like her that there was a dent since I was not from Ohafia, secondly, her parents were core presbyts(the popular church in Ohafia), and they don't like Catholics. The most brilliant girl I have ever dated, in fact, tears ran down my cheek the day we called it quit, that thing come make me dey distaste Ohafia culture because e dey partial since the boys can even marry from pluto

kingphilip:
They definitely played us a fast one o.

I don't know why Osimhen cooperated with them.

We should have even left it how Collins own is, when he recovers, he'll continue with the squad and contribute what he can for the squad.

Is this a bad use of English or watchu trynna insinuate oga?

Papi85:
na joke oo

Come on, I knew you were joking

kingphilip:
Na so.

Make Nigeria call am to replace Igahlo jare

Can he still be recalled?

jieta:
Lol you be things.

I like your perspective, is good we have people who still practice our old traditional way of life.

It is our Identity. It is who we are.

johnchima007:
Dem no dey telli person. Majority of failed marriages today showed red flags during courtship but many turned blind eyes to it. When the trouble go start for marriage na body go tell you. I'm very sure you won't forgive yourself especially when you remember that you saw the red flags and had the opportunity to avoid it. I'm not a proponent of clan/community stereotyping, but Arondizuogu, Ohafia, Abiriba, Arochukwu in the Igbo land have some spiritual configuration that only them and their people understands best. It is usually dangerous for outsiders (Non indigene) to venture to those places without due diligent investigation. Make God no let person go carry him head go magnet more problems in the name of marriage. Finally before you marry as a man, please it is not enough to know the girl alone, you must also understand her friends, and family view/mentality on issues before considering the marriage. Just like in football, her family and friends are the Technical directors/coaches through which the tactics she will be dishing out in marriage will come from.

On this note, I welcome everyone to this year's Afcon.. I can't wait for kick off. Abeg if you know of any medium through which I can stream live Afcon matches online, biko share..

From the bolded, stereotypically, where did you place Ezeagu Igbudu, especially Iwolo?

Papi85:
no knack person jazz here oo

Idíat!

You have been misled by dem clergies who lied to you that the traditional way of life is evil.

Lol! I don't knack jazz because I'm not evil, but I have ofor na ogu that fights my battles.
I will never wish a fellow man death, but if you wish me death, as long as you walk this Earth and you drink water. The earth will hunt you down, and the water you drink will become poison to you. That is just it. I believe in egbe belu... and whoever said we shall not live, shall take a leave before us to go find out what life looks like at the other side

Mujtahida:
You are a traditionalist and I like that. I like the Igbo concept of Chi the physical representation of which is the ikenga. It's empowering.
Late Prof Sophie Oluwole did quite a lot in explaining yoruba cosmology. She's on YouTube

Yes, I am though I was born a Catholic, and sent to the best Catholic and one of best secondary schools in Nigeria "Order of the Monks - Marist Brothers" just so I could be taken away from my traditional roots because they saw the signs even before my birth. Lol I started serving mass in the Catholic church as a little kid and I served till I left the university( I can still serve till tomorrow, if I wish to because I love it), but then, I knew who I was all along. I love the Catholic church due to its doctrines that somehow align with the teachings of African traditional religion.

I'm not one who trashtalks other religions but I still Accord Christianity its respect because of the Catholic Church.

I just love the traditional way of life where I observe my Chi, Ndi mmiri( what you call the marine world), Ajala(mother Earth), anyanwu na Agbara, onye uwa(incarnate) and others.

Make peace with your Chi and your heart will know enormous peace.

andrewbaba44:
Lol if dem start musa nothing I fit do nah ,Na to just support the team ,e no get anybody wey even want musa to start

This one wey musa play well against Cotonsport

Musa has never had a good AfCon. He was woeful in 2013 with his blonde hair, still woeful in 2019, let's see how he does now.

Papi85:
ok bros thanks a lot

I hear say the pple too strong especially the part the girl is from which is ndiuche. Her late grand father was a strong known native doctor. His name is igwe and he had many wives

Just pull out.