₦airaland Forum

Deltamani:
Congratulations to Coach Wemimo Mathew for been part of first CAF INSTRUCTORS COURSE in Nigeria.
The only woman among men of honour.

lovewins:
History disagrees with you. Just winning out home matches won't suffice. We have to win everything or we'll repeat history.

This is an exact replica of the 2006 World Cup qualifiers. We played 19 games and coincidentally also had Rwanda and Zimbabwe in our group then. Nigeria won 6 games, drew 3 games and lost just 1. On paper that should have been sufficient to qualify but a motivated Angola did ahead of us.

We have to approach each game seriously and make sure we win. An other turnout is setting ourselves up for failure.

YesWeCan11:
So you never attended any birthday while growing up? If you claim to be this age, and you attended birthdays, then two things are certain - It's either you lie or you didn't grow up in (Southern) Nigeria.

Vinnie2000:
I Pick stone, stone am. Lekeleke curse my Papa Owa Owa. 😒🙂

Efisimilala:
If you know her and her songs back then help me great your fourth and fifth child in university

Memphitz357:
Honestly, growing up in the 80's was lit. Entertainment was fun. The music was great! Now all we got are just a bunch of no talent having muthafuckaz who just entered the art not for the love art but because they wanna be famous.
Here's how we gonna do it...

F**k Davido!
F**k Burna Boy!!
F**k Asake!!!
F**k the current Nigerian Entertainment scene as an industry!!
And if you're down with the current Afrobeats trend...


F**K You too!!

Racoon:
This woman was one of the earlier generation of Nigerian reggae artists I became acquinted with during the early days of my childhood.

She was such a good reggae music singer woman and artist competing in a budding male-dominated field with the likes of the legendary Majek ( "the Rainmaker" ) Fashek, Ras Kimono, Maxwell Udoh, Blackky etc. My favourite track is the "Happy Birthday"

Amedino99:
of course he played in Saudi. I just didn't remember that it was Al nassr

charlesemeka85:
Hmmmm

charlesemeka85:
Onazi dey hustle 🤣

Owa444:
It start

i need an advise what to do infact excess of drinking alot of water do make me belches, anything i eat will trigger the symptoms, sometimes the thing go dey be like say fire dey inside my belle dey dance.

Oblongata:
Move on! If I were you I would be very happy I was able to help! You have allowed the toxicity in your family to be a part of you!

Alfryd:
I'm not surprised by your statement.. lol

Deltamani:
She da try jare, anyway I love the fact that she allows some physicality in any game she referee just like some of the Asian referees… To me the wicked and worst referees are from South America!

Deltamani:
🚩 African Referees in Women's World Cup 2023

➡️ The referees from Africa are:

1. Vincentia Amedome from Togo 🇹🇬

2. Akhona Makalima from South Africa 🇿🇦

3. Salima Mukansanga from Rwanda 🇷🇼

➡️ Assistant referees

1. Fomo Carine Atezambong from Cameroon 🇨🇲

2. Diana Chikotesha from Zambia 🇿🇲

3. Soukaina Hamdi, Fatiha Jermoumi, and Adil Zourak from Morocco 🇲🇦

4. Fanta Kone from Mali 🇲🇱

5. Mary Njoroge from Kenya 🇰🇪

6. Queency Victoire from Mauritius 🇲🇺

The selection was based on the officials’ quality and the performances delivered at FIFA tournaments as well as at other international and domestic competitions in recent years.

Deltamani:
From OSASU OBAYIUWANA

On Friday, this is the message that I sent to former @thenff president @PinnickAmaju - the man who hired @NGSuper_Falcons @CoachWaldrum and failed to pay him for several months, which contributed to the 14 month backlog of wages, of which just 7 months were paid about a month ago.
You can see Pinnick’s lame reply. 😆

He is very lucky that I’m not the type of journalist that exposes people’s non-football lives or conduct. Or I would make mincemeat of him on social media.

People in African football, including journalists, knows what he does, when he is at tournaments.🙂

Pinnick was the first @thenff president in NFF history, to hire a Super Falcons coach on a PART-TIME, side-gig basis, which Waldrum insisted on, because, as he rightly predicted, the NFF would fail to pay his wages on time and therefore kept his @Pitt_WSOC job, where his wages will come without fail.

This is the legacy Pinnick left behind for the most successful national team in @CAF_Online history. Is it one that he, and #Nigeria, should be proud of?

#Nigerians, over to you…





Nigerians that hold public office especially those with so-called connections know they cannot be held accountable. That's why @PinnickAmaju feels he achieved a lot despite his devastating failure as NFF chief.

oloriooko:
for the first time i totally agree with the midget, the bane of our stagnation is unprofitable traditions

bewla:
Ajegunle and bad mews

Wisdomkosi:
What about crackdown on Agbaro and drug peddlers?

elyte89:
A quick question… is nff waiting for who to b d next sport minister b4 deciding on jp contract Weda to extend it or not, or employ another coach. Time Dey go.

robosky02:
You see her prik?

mostob:
Guy ...take am easy o