₦airaland Forum

honeric01: Where?

Bandit C.:
Why anybody would compare any SW state, including the stench filled Lagos State, to Enugu is beyond me.

It is inconceivable, odd and down right laughable.

mars123: Local stations nko?NTA,AIT

julioralph: Yes thats true.
We still need Yobo, Osaze and Martins.

Fuelish: oya, Collynzo make u strike na. what are you waiting for? LOL is that supposed to send shivers down the spine of anyone? crap. you've been striking and the Ghanaians have been putting you in your proper place. so what's new? or you think folks here are afraid of you? what a joke can you imagine

https://www.nigeriasoccernet.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/SUPER-EAGLES2.jpg
While Nigerians are still weighing the strength of their possible opponents in the 2014 World
Cup qualifiers, former Abia state governor
Dr.Orji Uzor Kalu says Cameroon is a foe the
Eagles wont fail to vanquish.
Kalu is not placing assumptions on Cameroon's
recent poor form but rather on the Eagles zeal to revenge from the humiliations they have suffered from Cameroon in the past.
Kalu said that out of the three Nations Cups that Cameroon won against Nigeria only one was genuine while the other two were gifts from referees. “Bring on Cameroon. Time for pound of flesh.
These new Eagles are giant killers. They have what it takes to nail teams that tormented Nigeria in the past. And if there is one foe that must be vanquished for good, I pick Cameroon,” The Sun quotes Kalu. “Yes, they [Cameroon] won in 1984. But in 1988,
Mauritanian referee, Idrissa Sarr dashed them the Cup, when he dubiously cancelled Henry Nwosu’s goal and gave Roger Milla a penalty kick. Then in2000, the Tunisian referee punished Nigeria for beating his country in the first round,” Kalu added. While Kalu is seeing Cameroon as an affordable prey in Pot B, ex-Egyptian international Mido has tipped that Nigeria will be a good opponent for
Egypt, who like Cameroon will be drawn against

chriskwaku: Lol . say whatever u want. same can be said of madrid in a way. but seriously Gh needs to step its game.

Opiosko: Fools

BellaDonaFema: The answer is simple.Nigeria doesn't have their best interest at heart. These players are used, exploited, depleted and degraded (their strength and time milked dry).
There's little or no welfare for the players, as opposed to their other countries of citizenship.
Nigeria needs to buckle up or else the world would pass her by and snatch away all her talented citizens.
The foreign nations have juicy offers and those fat carrots danggled in the player's faces are hard to resist.
Need I say more? Cheers

PEStyOFlife: Mod why Is this topic not on front page


R. I. P to does injured

Lakotai: WOW! After all these I have read, it seems like naija artistes have to rethink their music career op

spongeback: I see or hear a song I like, I look for it on YouTube ====>Convert to Mp3======>send it to my phone via iTunes,I know I can't "like" all the songs in an artist's album so YouTube gives me options.

Tolexander: The list isn't complete. Where are the other rich men?
Are they not mentioned or the refused to attend?

It is good to be squeezing the less powerfull countries in africa like south africa is doing to us.

Evestar200: must u turn every thread to ghana vs nigeria E-war,,some times learn how to behave mature instead of behaving lik a kid

Kingmojo: How is that limited to nigerian men. Most Well to do Africans wife dont work, even at home they have maids to the housework for them.

Why do Nigerians think they are unique? Fact, most Nigerians are just like every other Africans.

SimonAndal:
I wish they'd have killed him, but theirs is a civilized country, unlike the bush he is from. I say lock him up forever. Don't even deport him, we don't want him and his ilk. Well I don't want him, I dunno 'bout others.