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Nigeria has INNOSON that produces vehicles in the damn country yet a dumbass governor of a state in Nigeria is importing vehicles for police patrol from South Korea.

BascoVanVeli:
How was the comment reckless? Did he say we would beat them by 5 goals? all he said was we also have a strong team, can you dispute that? For the last 6 years we made it to the semi finals of the U-20s and this team is filled with those players we also have experience at this level and if that isn't enough we also have the hottest player in the world. Yes they won CONCACAF but we also won our AFCON so I see no reason for that statement to be retracted infact i also stand by it.

It is a borderline insult to say that a potential opponent in any competition is afraid of you or your team. Nigerian Falcons have not won anything recently to warrant such dumb outburst ahead of tough competition such as World Cup. This being said though does not mean Nigerian Falcons are not capable of defeating USWNT or any team in the tournament. However, people say modesty is the color of virtue.The test of the pudding is in the eating. I support Nigerian Falcons but have confidence.

Someone should remind this dumbass turncoat called Godsday Orubebe that Ijo do not produce crude oil in Nigeria. I am sick and tired of most Nigerians dwelling in a pitiable ignorance.

BascoVanVeli:
This competition is not based on the past as of now we have a great team. Over the past two years these women have proved to be very dependable bringing joy into the homes of Nigerians so why shouldn't we repay them with our support and confidence?

Most Nigerians are very funny and illogical. Please be advised that great teams are not made on paper. It is a border line insanity to insinuate that a team such as USWNT is afraid of Nigerian Falcons. What exactly did the Falcons win in the last two years to instigate a reasonable person to conclude that USWNT is afraid of the Nigerian Falcons? USWNT just won the CONCACAF which qualified them to play in FIFA 2015 Canada. In addition, USWNT won the highly competitive Algarve Cup mostly competed by the teams heading to Canada. The team defeated Mexico 5-1 in a recent friendly match. Yet Mexico is also a qualifier to 2015 Canada tournament. I guess you realized that repayment with support and confidence does not include reckless comments about your team’s opponents.

It is a pity that Nigeria is a place where horses are compared with donkeys. The Lagos which Fashola inherited has been developed by the federal government of Nigeria. It is really act of foolishness to insinuate any form of comparison between Fashola and Akpabio. Akpabio had turned a relatively jungle into a respectable environment yet goons still have effrontery to talk about comparison. Any dumbass will look like a genius as the governor of Lagos State.

dodobytes:
Na people like Duru go later change mouth when we carry the cup..then e go begin talk...

"I always knew we would win this cup"

Hehehehehe...

Bros, I pray for Super Falcons to become successful in this tournament but only prayers cannot carry the day.

BascoVanVeli:
why shouldn't they be scared u think a player the caliber of Oshoala comes by every other year? Plus we have a good team with good individual's. If we lose nobody would lose sleep but if the uswnt loses it would be big news so the pressure is automatically on them not us.

Nigerians should, at least, learn how to reach to the semi-final stage of women world cup competition before contemplating who is scared of them. Acts of loudmouth lead to colossal failures.

This tread reiterates the fact that Nigeria has produced more dumbass fools than other African countries. This display of idiocy by large cross-section of the society explains the reason Nigeria cannot be differentiated from Niger Republic besides plentiful resources.

Those jackasses can burn down Kano State if they wish, I shall not give a rataxx. It is one of the reasons certain people will continue to agitate for the disintegration of the accident called Nigeria.

Orkpekyandega:
Falcons will reach World Cup knockout stage - Uche Eucharia
The former Nigeria women coach, who led the country to the 2012 African Women Championship victory, insists coach Edwin Okon's ladies will survive the group stage in Canada.
Former Nigeria women senior national team coach Uche Eucharia is confident that the Super Falcons can qualify for the knockout stages of the 2015 Fifa Women’s World Cup in New Zealand. The reigning African queens have been placed in Group D against two-time world champions, the United States of America, 2007 runners-up Sweden and Australia in what has been tagged the ‘Group of Death’, but the ex-international thinks they can progress for the first time since 1999 banking on their wealth of experience.
“I can assure you that the Super Falcons will qualify from that group because we have come of age and there is no team in this world that is unbeatable,” Eucharia toldGoal.
“The Super Falcons have an array of experienced players and almost all of them have featured in one Fifa tournament or the other.
“I think we have experience, exposure on our side and players who are determined to make a namea for themselves. No doubt we will surely move to the next round of the tournament.”
The American ladies defeated Mexico 5-1 in one of their build up games for the competition but Eucharia feels coach Edwin Okon's team will bring down Jillian Ellis’s side when they meet on June 16 at the BC Place, Vancouver.
“Mexico is not a team to rate the US with, and as I have always said, every country in this world fears Nigeria because we boast of rugged players who can turn the table at any time,” she continued.
“I can bet you the [United States of America] are scared of us.
“I would advise them to remain focused as well as listen to advice and criticisms. The technical crew should take the relevant ones and shut their ears to the ones that are not important,” she concluded.
The Super Falcons began their training tour in Toronto on Thursday to perfect strategies towards a great outing at the World Cup as they chase their first ticket to the knockout stages since 1999.
Source: m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/11948752

Are you real on the bolded statement? Nigerians are full of it indeed.

greatwaters:
I thought the Falcons were supposed to play a friendly with Canada's NT. When is it? No one seems to be talking about it.

It will not be a match but scrimmage. I honestly believed that Nigeria’s preparation toward this world cup sucks as usual.

cjrane:
Nigeria is a fond of cheating the Niger Deltans of the gains of the oil.
Every region should develop their own resources so that the urge to cheat others from their resources will stop.

Nigeria never cheated the so-called Niger Deltans of the gains of the oil, the so-called Niger Deltans cheated themselves by foolishly cow-towing the craps the northern and western region fed them in 60s. I guess they, the so-called Niger Deltans, have not seen anything yet.

omonnakoda:
Even if Nigeria breaks they will still buy the FPSOs and if they don't Angola and Ghana will buy,we do not need to be in the same country for that.If you had a little sense you would ask where do the existing ones come from. All the way from Korea. What next Abokis insist all shoes must be made in the North because leather comes from there

What a dumbass analogy. I guess dingbat such as you should have realized that foolish Abokis do not have monopoly on source of leather.

dodobytes:
Our first 11 will look sharp,but i fear that we dont have like-for-like replacements,which could cost us dearly.If a player like Okobi picks up an injury or a suspension who can slot in for her,i dont even wanna think of Oshoala missing a crunch tie.

We seem to have a weakened bench somewhat,please correct me if i am wrong.

It is hard to speculate at this moment since the Falcon’s coach has not penned the final list. However, Chinwendu Ihezuo can play as an attacking midfielder, a duty she performed admirably during the U-20 tournament. However I do believe that Falcons will miss a hard tackling midfielder such as Igbinovia.

sebali:
Eastern Nigeria is landlock.
Who dash dem sea port.

You are correct about eastern Nigeria but southeastern Nigeria is not landlocked. You seemed to be ill-educated, probably by the way of Awo's free education.

Mynd44:
For some reason, you think I am about tribe here or a badly written article.

I don't care about the tribe or ethnic or BS like that. I am bothered about a shitty article

You are a deformed liar.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
How many have d yorrobas invented,how many wars have they fought and survived,in 1993 Abiola declared him president elect and d yorrobas fight didn't last more than 3days because of ur cowards

The "yorrobas" had invented wrestling matches over cocoa yam tubers known as Kiriji wars.

Abagworo:
My stand is in my last post. I will contribute my own quota to industrializing Imo soon i have never believed in Government doing it.

Any group of people that voted for tout such as Mallam Rochas Okorocha as governor, either by fraudulent or noble means, does not deserve any sympathy or assistance.

mattonnairaland:
Whats curvy in this flat nyash?

There is no doubt your nyash is bloody flatter.

Juliaann:
Am yet to see the hotness though.

You are so ugly that if hotness is placed on your dumbass nose, you will not see as it turn coolness.

Sijo01:
Full of shiit

You are indeed full of shiit. It takes one full shiit to recognize another.

It is very good to note that Perpetua Nkwocha was included in the Nigerian Falcons squad for Canada 2015 World Cup. Therefore the likely standby players are Sandra Chi-Chi, Blessing Edoho and Loveth Ayila.

CFCfan:
Update: Okon will name is final 23-woman squad for the WC on May 25th, the same day the Super Falcons take on Canada in a friendly.

Coach Okon also dropped 8 players from his provisional squad, namely - Chisom Henry, Yetunde Adeboyejo, Chioma Wogu, Onyinyechi Okeke, Gladys Akpa, Ramatu Abdulkarim, Winifred Eyebhokia and Chinaza Uchendu. Whilst the 28 players that will make the trip to Toronto are

Precious Dede, Ibubeleye Whyte, Christy Ohaeriaku, Sandra Chii Chii

Onome Ebi, Osinachi Ohale, Josephine Chukwunonye, Ngozi Ebere, Blessing Edoho

Sarah Nnodim, Mariam Ibrahim, Ugo Njoku, Evelyn Nwabuoku, Perpetua Nkwocha, Onyinyechi Ohadugha

Halimat Ayinde, Cecilia Nku, Ngozi Okobi, Esther Sunday, Loveth Ayila, Chiwendu Ihezuo, Desire Oparanozie

Asisat Oshoala, Francisca Ordega, Iniabasi Umotong, Courtney Dike, Evelyn Nwabuoku, and Francesca Ordega.

I read Perpetua Nkwocha did not make the team. This team will have serious problem in the midfield. I guess the coaches would have included Osaranome Igbinovia in the team. She is, at least, 5-8, a hard tackler and skillful player with good power.

BascoVanVeli:
I think she is still with her club i don't think she got dropped.

You seemed to be correct. The sources informed that 26 players shall be in Canada but only 25 were listed. I guess Uchechi Sunday may join the team in Canada from her base.

stlarry001:
who is this. r u an achara

No, I am not one of the Achara. If you are an Achara then you should know Mr. Mgbeobu the headmaster. It appears there are many Umuaku personalities on this forum. I must visit Umuaku next time I visit Nigeria. I could not make it last time due to the menace of the kidnappers. I learnt Uche Chukwumerije of Ngodo has passed on. It is a pity.

dodobytes:
Guy why do u subtly throw shades at Nigerians n Nigeria?

It's a common line dat runs thru all ur posts,well lemme remind u dat the falcons is a Nigerian team made up of Nigerians.

Nairaland is a platform given to u by a Nigerian,run by Nigerians.

Ain't saying u shldnt criticise,but lemme quote Tubaba.."if u want to criticize,dey talk small-small,u nor holy pass my broda"

Bros I do not mean to throw darts at Nigerians and Nigeria. It is because many things have gone extremely wrong in Nigeria that require extreme measures to stop. If we cannot begin to get it right at something as simple as football, one wonders if we will ever get it right.

BascoVanVeli:
Look get with the times, in the real world you are from where you are born not where your father is from. None of those girls you mentioned are Africans no matter what their names say.

Look Mr. Get with the Times, Eniola Aluko was born in Lagos, Nigeria and she has been in the league since 2001. There were two Ghanaians, Anita Asente and Freda Ayisi, in the league before Asisat Oshoala knew how to kick the a round object. Freda Ayisi is even a Ghana-born girl too. Nigerian are known for loudmouth and it puts Nigerians in a low class among intellectuals. It was absolutely idiocy for the dude to write that Asisat Oshoala was the first African woman to play in the English Women Premier League. What an ignorant stretch.

tohpahz:
I think he did..
Hmmm.. nice.. Hope u ate enough iwu with dried fish.

I did eat very much of Iwu and dried fish. What about cashew and bitterkola ( Akilu). They were everywhere in Mbala, Amuda and Umuaku.

tohpahz:
I ddnt know him oo.. toobad..
U from isuochi??

I meant mr. Okpara your granddad was tall and dark. Did mr. Opkara have a sister that also thought at the same primary school? No, I am not from Isuochi but I knew Isuochi a little bit in fact from Ngondo, Mbala, Amuda to Umuaku. Even Owerrezikala in the Anambara State which is a neighboring village of Umuaku.

dodobytes:
contribute to knowledge by setting the records straight...dont just criticise.

I also frown at dumping stuffs on d thread with no mention of the source of information.

Bros criticism is part of human endeavors. It appears Nigerians do not take such human endeavor in a light note.

terzurum5:
Why?



and how?

Eniola Aluko has been in English Women Super league before Asisat Oshoala was discovered at Rivers Angels. Also Chioma Ubogagu, although born in USA, has been playing in league when Asisat Oshoala was a local player. These two players have more goals to their credit than Oshoala. Also, IniObasi Umotong, has been playing in English Women FA League before Asisat Oshoala flew to Liverpool.

tohpahz:
I know achara fam.

I don't know mr mgbeobu..
My grandad taught at umuaku school.. mr okpara is the name?? U know him??

There was a central school opposite Achara's compound and the other primary school were mgbeobu was the headmaster. I loved your village. I knew him. He was tall and dark.