₦airaland Forum

PurpleHouse:
If not for pity for missing last Afcon, I don't see how and why Nacho should be in that team list.

Life is ironical isn't it

Donmobi:
It's ihenacho again !!!

Ihenacho scores!!!

Odunayaw:
Iheanacho assists

It's ihenacho again !!!

Germi9:
With all due respect i don chose my babe inside

E be like say d one wey u choose resemble d one me I don choose ohh
U better put Mark on her right ear so we go know d difference
I hate identity crisis

od501:
We travel shaa... I barely go to Russia. But I often meet Russians in those other places. Good women I must say, humble, well cultured. You can barely distinguish between a Ukrainian gal and Russian gals. They both have same attribute.

Sometimes I pity all these naija gals saying they can no longer cook for their boyfriends or do laundry for their husbands in the name of modern women. Chai...omo....an average Ukrainian gal is raised to do exactly all these things and more, and they are very happy doing them. This is same gal that won't even ask you for a dollar to fix her nails, or make hair (they barely even do that). What trips me though is their intelligence, menh...lem e nor bust hype them too much.

Like my warri gal friend will always say: plantain wey dey rotti dey form say em dey sweet lol... that's exactly what it is with Nigerian gals. They are beautiful, but these gals have completely lost their values all in the name of education. Just me, years from now, no reasonable Nigerian man will want to have a Nigerian girl as a wife.

Their mind is too distorted: if em no be juju (keyamatt and Jeruma orange juice), e go be trying to weaponize the children and turn them against you, or trying to use you as a poverty alleviation for their families. In fact, worse case scenario is to kill you to acquire your property.

I'm not saying these Russian gals don't have their own wahala oo...(every women does), but I will very much prefer their wahala 20 times than tolerate a Nigerian gal's many dangerous dumb tricks for one sec. And this is what I found out, to them marriage is a choice, but to a Nigerian lady, it is a necessity: having a husband is like a trophy, they can do anything, I mean anything to get one. Lemme stop here shaa

The only thing I fear with Caucasian babes are their marriage durability
Small stuff, Divorce!

TeddyJammy:
-Sips my palm wine-

Adaeze!!!
Where's the kolanut!

BLoomfrancs:
Lol. Ok.
They are:
1. Tyler the creator
2. Cynthia Onyedinmanasu Chinasaokwu Erivo
3. Jenn Nkiru

Ahh u forgot uzo aduba

tutudesz:
Google is your friend

What are you even talking about mate

DEROX:
yes my pankolo musician did these
pic 1 with president paul biyas daughter
pic 2 with president nana akufo addo"s daughter
pic 3 wizkid day lol
come back if your village musicians can do this in their lifetime or even before the world ends
And pls am not a kid abeg none of your people has ever won a grammy the highest was a small nomination
na you e go pain seriously

Omo dis guy short ooh

BLoomfrancs:
E pain am. I don give you one name. Abi you don't know what to say again?

The last girl is a very beautiful damsel and a powerful vocalist, in her early twenties.

Go listen to your pankolo music. That's all you have.

Abeg tell us naw!
No keep ur bros in suspense
Atleast we that cherish d knowledge

BLoomfrancs:
Another person wey I wan make you keep tabs on is DAX
He is Igbo, from Imo state precisely.

He's gonna win the Grammy one day. And when he does, I will remind you of it.

Really?
How true is this!
Wow!

BluntCrazeMan:
Mixture of Kenya and South-African Cultures.
..
This has no single semblance to any Nigerian Culture.
..
Madam, you tried for your creativity though.
That's a very good one

No resemblance ?but the Masquerade is an actual igbo diety
Apart from the head wear and several miniature irrelevances,
I say that's pretty much an igbo Inspired costume.

Phut:
She resembles Solange Knowles.

Nah..
She's more beautiful

zicky:
Awo boy

Awo always making us proud

mostob:
On a lighter note, I'll really love to see Rudiger in a fight with either of Osimehn, Ndidi or Dennis. . yes , Dennis.

I want someone to beat that guy silly.

Ohh last season against Leicester,
Rudiger almost got into a fight with Ndidi, na Kels go dey play good cop, dey separate

SlyDev:
Do you know Yoruba Muslim staged massive slave rebellion in Bahia Brazil. Yorubas are not cowards, we are fighters!

Leadership of Slave Rebellion Bahia

Ahuna - Ahuna was a Nagô(Yoruba) slave who lived in Salvador. He traveled frequently to Santo Amaro where his owner had a sugar plantation. It has been suggested that his presence was a key factor in the timing of the rebellion.

Pacífico Lucatan- Lucatan was a Nagô slave who worked as a tobacco roller. He was in prison at the time of the rebellion, and one of the main goals was to free him.

Luís Sanim - Sanim was a Nupe slave who also worked as a tobacco roller. He ran a fund where each member contributed a day's wages for slave labor, presumably monthly, and this money was divided into three parts: one part for cloth to make Muslim garments; a part to masters' portions of slave wages—since Malê slaves (Yoruba) did not work on Fridays; and one part to help buy letters of manumission.

Manoel Calafate - Calafate travelled to Santo Amaro to mobilize rebels on the eve of the uprising. He took an active part in the fighting and appears to have been killed in Palace Square..

Elesbão do Corma - Elesbão do Corma was a Hausa freedman who was known in the African community as Dandará. He owned a tobacco shop which was also used as a meeting place for Malês. He also traveled through the Recôncavo for his business, and brought the Muslim faith to slaves on the plantations there.

Males and Nagos are Yorubas

Yoruba are simply the best, if I'm not Yoruba, I will be jealous of them

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Hmmm
Last time I checked, Malè were a mixed Islamic group of Hausas,Fula,yorubas and perhaps a few
And I sincerely believe the hausas were even more concentrated than yorubas in the group termed Malè in brazil!
Don't downplay other tribes to boister yours

LMAO!!

Well it is a crazy world!

Lionnation:
and same Yoruba could not give himself Christianity

Funny folks

aribisala0:
Nna
I understand the need to make yourself feel good.
It is what it is

Umunna politics
Nothing more

You never evolved beyond the village level

There was NOT A SINGLE recorded town in your history. In fact your history is largely forgettable and that s why you are now claiming to be Jews

You know next to nothing about igbos or their history
It's easy for you to just say things.
Ignorance once more disgraces mankind

Putindbutt:
I saw you and your ilks pasting several documents from earlier centuries. Have you ever thought about how the Europeans who couldn't understand a word of your language were able to write your history despite your ancestors unable to read and write.
Don't be slow.
Language is hardly a barrier to a linguist . One of such renowned linguist of his time was Crowther.

Can u even hear your self ?
Ridiculous!
Urgh!
So Crowther brought Christianity to the igbos?
When a more preferential people were readily available to achieve that feat?

P.s: Catholicism isn't generally termed Christianity.
Slow....

sucess001:
You missed out three time Grammy award winner Kevin Olushola of Pentatonix

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Olusola

Drummer boy right?
E get reason y im no appear
I no go sha talk

kachistone:
Dear OP,all these people you mentioned are of Nigerian descent. I doubt if any of them grew up in Nigeria.

These people grew up in Nigeria and they took their music globally

1. Fela (Even University of Liverpool get Fela music for their curriculum)
2. Sinach (This woman won the song of the year in the Amen awards. The Amen award is the biggest gospel award in the world. "Way Maker is still the biggest Nigerian gospel song to go international).
3. Wiz Kid
4. Davido

Sinach!!!!
What an incredible woman!

TheLoneCitizen:
I never said the terms white or black are racist words. In fact, if a white man calls me "negro" not "nigger" I'm taking no offense, because that's what I am. A negro.

Context is the key here.

Joe said no matter the qualification he will never accept a white coach. That is purely racist.

Let's flip the narrative for example.

If Pep Guardiola tells the media that he will never sign a BLACK player for whatever reason other than health concerns, that's purely racist.

But if Guardiola says he will never sign AFRICANS there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.

Why? In the first instance he focused mainly on skin colour, which is pure racism.

But in the second instance he focused only on a background or culture, which is opinionated.

So in the second case, even light-skinned Africans like Salah or Ziyech will not be considered by Guardiola.

But dark-skinned non-Africans like Rashford, Lukaku, Sala, Kante do not apply. There's no racism in that.

In the case of Joe, he said grassroot football is very important so he doesn't want white coaches. That is racism, because he focuses just on skin colour to draw his selection.

What he should have said was foreigners as that focuses on background and culture, not skin colour.

This is were I had to correct him.

I don't think it's racial to say such
I believe what was intended to say, is nigeria has had their own fair share of white or foreign coaches. It's high time we switch preference to our very own.

TheLoneCitizen:
Chelsea is a short-term club, nothing to do with Mourinho. Just last season, they sold Tomori and Zouma, to buy Kounde for a more expensive fee.
If Chalobah wasn't a goal-scoring defender, Chelsea would never have given him a chance no matter how good he was.

Do you realise how many stars of today Mourinho has molded from scratch? For Afena-Gyan's debut goal, Mourinho snubbed more established stars like Zaniolo, Perez and Mayoral because he trusted in youth.

The Pogba you're talking about has fallen out with every United coach. Solksjaer couldn't trust him weeks before his sack. Carrick can't even trust him as interim.

True
My man Pedro has suffered in the hands of the one they call Mourinho

Well yeah
I didn't see any competition there

OlogoJ:
All this hoopla about MpuruMmiri is an after-thought and hypocritical as far as I am concerned. When the news media was awash with reports of numerous igbos being busted for peddling drugs in foreign countries, these activists were mute and dumb. But now that the chicken has come home to roost, they're making noise upandan.

Being active traders don't make them prominent users
Infact a large percentage of drug sellers don't actually use the drug they sell out
Obviously getting addicted to what you sell is bad for business.
Igbos aren't the highest consumers of drugs in Nigeria and that's a fact.
Meth isn't a new thing but springing up awareness about its dangers, now that's commendable

obynzo:
Bro in all honesty if NDLEA give you statistics of drug users, it will shock you that the South West is the highest followed by the north. As far back as 2006 SK consumption was already reaching epidemic levels in small surulere then you can imagine places like Island,Lekki and Mushin. It is so bad that codeine and Tramadol is child's play to them.

True

Queenslander:
What's so funny dumbo?

Nigeria has long teetered on the precipice of failure. Like a partially failed state, But now, this shit government is unable to keep its citizens safe and secure.

Nigeria's lists of problems is enormous!!

It lacks security, is unsafe, has weak rules of law, is corrupt, limits political participation and voice, discriminates within its borders against various classes and kinds of citizens, etc,.
Nigeria has become a fully failed state of critical geopolitical concern. Its failure matters because the peace and prosperity of Africa and preventing the spread of disorder and militancy around the globe depend on a stronger Nigeria.

Remember, Nigeria played a positive role in promoting African peace and security. With state failure, it can no longer sustain that vocation, and no replacement is in sight. Our security challenges are already destabilizing the West African region in the face of resurgent jihadism, making the battles of the Sahel that much more difficult to contain. And spillover from Nigeria’s failures ultimately affect the security of Europe and the United States..

No insults pls.
I just found u calling it a state hilarious.
Perhaps u misread me

Queenslander:
sir? Could you keep your mouth shut?

You talk too much,..

How many citizens benefits from Nigeria? Ehh

Nigeria is a failed state!!

LMAO!!
She said state!!
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somehow:
And you're surprised you haven't or didn't benefit?

So why curse where you don't live in?

Your curses are obviously voided.

Obviously understand your patriotism man
But if something ain't right don't say it is.
No to argue Naija matter
E dey give migraine!!