₦airaland Forum

Mickael2:
you summed it up brilliantly. His two strong points are 1-2 touches and his finishing abilities. I do not really know about his aerial abilities but I remember it was just mildly okay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byWdLcz2XyE

Chai! See Iheanacho before he went to the drilling master school. They have killed the best part of his game at Manchester City.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rUrPUgzp4E


Please, open your eyes and count how many times Awoniyi dribbled in that match.

He is a better player on the air than all his contemporaries at the U17 stage.

Someone even said he doesn't have the ability in him. Hahahaha! Very funny.

Awoniyi was the best player in a competition that featured Kelechi Iheanacho and the rest.

Football na luck.

The same Awoniyi out performance his contemporaries at the U20 WC.

Without Awoniyi who singlehandedly won matches for us at the U17, we for no carry cup.

Awoniyi singlehandedly won a match that qualified us to the U23 Africa Nations Cup.

Since, people wanted their boys to go to the Olympics, pressure was mounted on the poor lad and to add salt to injury, Siasia damaged his confidence when he dropped him at the last minute.

Psychologically, he was downcasted and unfortunately, he went to Germany with this mind set. Poor boy.

Jayceon:
but you are not SK and will never be...look at it this way dude,I don't have a problem with other African countries working their butts off to achieve greatness so your South Korea example is just out.what's arrogant about what I said?? Did I say nigeria will never progress??

Why are you insured when I said Nigeria is catching up, huh?

South Korean don't have the human resources and natural resources as we do but see where they are today.

Thanks to one man's vision.

We are catching up with South Africa soon.

Muafrika2:
Most definitely,

Most obviously those MNCs in Nairobi are branches while the H/Qs are located outside Kenya.

While Nigeria's MNCs H/Qs are located in Lagos and pioneered by indigenous Nigerians.

Most definitely, Lagos is far better than Nairobi.

Jayceon:
you are catching up with yourself not SA..sorry but you ain't my competition

Don't be arrogant, the same way Japanese laughed at Korea urge to catch up with Japan in terms of infrastructures and Technology.

We can still remember what Japan said then but today South Korea don pass Japan.

Be humble boy..

LeSudAfricaine:
I'm certain people here don't know what infrastructure is or the reality in South Africa

We are aware hence the rapid development of infrastructures across our country.

Jayceon:
very true

He is paid.

Jayceon:
glad to hear that,now crawl back to the jungle and join other tree hoppers

Hehehehe!

Nigeria has 3 World class cities already even though it was created 400 years after South Africa was created. Yet we are catching up fast. Sorry.

Mickael2:
why is it that you just like saying absurd things? Awoniyi? Dribbling? Skills?! When exactly did that happen?

When he played the U17, one of the physiotherapists here was sold on the guy, I told him that the guy cannot dribble just that he is clinical and that he would lose his touch soon and then he'd become a fluke. Once you take out the clinical part of Awoniyi's game, he becomes a poor player, he cannot dribble, he creates every now and then but dribbling and Awoniyi should not be used in the same sentence...no, in the same essay in fact

He creates, how? By shaking body or by throwing legs?

Jayceon:
but you are a nigerian

Of course, proudly Nigerian

ZarZar:
Put it here & let's see.

Mtcheww!

Because even before the arrival of whites in this country, South Africa was already established according to history records.

Who made this frivolous claims and who should defend it? Me!?
Ooooooo no! Not me. You have to prove it.

ZarZar:
Read up on the history of South Africa. I'm not going to spoon feed you information. You claim to be intellectuals so get going & go read.

The one I read told a different story from what you falsely claimed and wrote up there. Sorry,

Bhuuuhahaha!

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TayserMahiri:
In Port Harcourt? You better say NGOs but not MNCs. AN MNC in PH would have to be one joke of a company.

In Lagos, and of course in many cities.

Foreigners are numerous in Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Onne etc

Port Harcourt blossomed because of oyel. So, it is common sense to expect large community of foreigners.

MNCs are present in all the cities listed above.

What is the problem with NGOs?

I thought you were bragging with UN Africa H/Qs?

ZarZar:
You compare yourselves to us ALL THE DAMN TIME. Any list where SA leads, someone here will bitch & moan. Think about that next time you start one of your cóck measuring contests with your elders, lad South Africa didn't build itself! South Africans built South Africa, which doesn't excuse you for your lack of progress in that department. You're not some new set of humans on this planet. You were here too. So what's your excuse? Because even before the arrival of whites in this country, South Africa was already established according to history records.


LMFAO @ being more mentally & intellectually developed. Coulda fooled me! So how come you brainiacs are still lagging behind in almost everything? Put your (non-existing) thinking hats & get to work then instead of making baseless claims.

@bolded needs substantial evidence to back it up. Otherwise, na lie.

Jayceon:
you listed well known cities in SA

That is why they are world class cities..

The rest are unknown.

TayserMahiri:
I've said it before, only with mouth is it the case

Hahahahahah! I work with a MNCs(NGO). So, on my part alone 2 foreigners are on ground and 4 will be coming in two days time. Ntor!

I never talked about bigger multinational oil companies ooooooo.

Jayceon:
5.Port Elizerbirth
6.East London

even small towns in SA are very neat and well organized

I listed only World class cities in South Africa.

MtuMsuper:
for better measure, nairobi hosts TWO UN agencies
http://web.unep.org
https://unhabitat.org

Nairobi is not enugu

Almost all those MNCs companies are in Nigeria.

TayserMahiri:
I knew this would follow promptly. I hope you know that what usually results are nigerian cities looking like big slums. Thats why Nigeria is not very attractive to foreign companies. They just google one image of Lagos and what comes up is an ugly city and they conclude its hell there. Dude, don't get pissed by nairobi. Its so sad when you get pissed because the city looks awesome

And yet thousands of foreigners abode in Lagos!?

Bhuuuhahaha!

Having multinationals doesn't define anything.

Lagos and Abuja are far infrastructurally better than Nairobi.

maidaboi:
i like players with good dribbling skills but not too much oooh!

How did Awoniyi score goals at the U17 and U20 WC?

Was it tap in or he dribbled his way to score?

Even his assists?

TayserMahiri:
Nairobi alone attracts more multinational companies than Lagos and Abuja Combined. And am sure even if we add all other Naija cities, nairobi would still trounce them

Does it makes Nairobi better than Lagos that host the H/Qs of Multinationals in the world?

Nairobi is hosting branches of Multinationals companies. Bhuuuhahaha!

maidaboi:
ok sir, please rate these players dribbling skills on the scale of 1 - 100%
kelechi iheanacho
victor osimhen
kelechi nwakali
samuel kalu
simon moses
henry oyekuru
alex iwobi
isaac success
taiwo awoniyi
obazee
chuba akpom
stephen odey
wilfred indidi
musa yahaya
ajagun

cc thegoodjoe, forgiveness, thesupernerd, joseph1013,komehn, goldfish, bascovenveli, tezurum5 and all the thread members please give your ratings

The Oga on that list na Musa Yahaya

2, Moses Simon
3, Samuel Kalu
4, Onyekuru
5, Isaac Success
6, Alex Iwobi
7, Abdul Ajagun
8, Taiwo Awoniyi
9, Victor Osimhen
10, Kelechi Iheanacho

TayserMahiri:
Whats the point of many ugly cities?

Nairobi is better than New York, right?

maidaboi:
wow even awoniyi pass him, i think if he can add good first touch with good dribbling skills to his game he will be a complete player

Na true I dey tell you.

tbaba1234:
LOL, Awoniyi dribbling skills

Watch all the clips of his matches then you can ask again..

TayserMahiri:
wait till they start their usual song. Ohh Nairobi this ohh that. Nairobi has not even a single competitor in the entire Nigeria.

What are the standards of competition that makes you conclude, Nairobi has no competitor in the entire Nigeria?

Oya, like dem here.

Jay254:
It's only a blind person who will choose Lagos over Beautiful Nairobi... Ask the a hundreds of multinationals setting up offices in Nairobi over Joburg,Cairo and Lagos.

List all the multinationals companies in Nairobi and not in Lagos?

TayserMahiri:
South Africa would make you look like babies

How many World class cities do they have?

1, Joburg
2, Cape Town
3, Pretoria
4, Durban

On the other hand Nigeria has 3. Remove the fact that South Africa as a country is 200 - 300 years older than Nigeria.

1, Lagos
2, Abuja
3, Port Harcourt

Nigeria is catching up.

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Nowenuse:
There is no need comparing Nigerian and Kenyan cities. I think they are unique in their own way.

Nigeria and Kenya does not have the same population, so Nigerian cities naturally tend to be richer, larger and more populated.

Kenyan cities on the other hand seem to have better infrastructure (but very small and has lots of slums/underdeveloped areas).
The welfare margin Of Kenyan cities are higher. However, the developed parts have excellent tourist infrastructures.

What do you mean by 'Kenya cities have better infrastructures..'?

maidaboi:
House does kelechi Iheanacho has dribbling skills?
cc icon4s,thesupernerd,thegoodgoe,forgiveness,tbaba1234,joebie,jotey,komekn,terzurum5,safarigirl,bascovenveli,joseph1013

This is how I rate these three players according to their dribbling skills.

1, Isaac Success
2, Taiwo Awoniyi
3, Kelechi Iheanacho

However, in the last match I saw Nacho played he showed flashes of dribbling skills.

BascoVanVeli:
Taiwo has never been a striker who scores goals out of nothing. He works for his team and helps in building plays. His pass percentage about 70% which is pretty high for a striker. U might not see it with the goals but he is doing well for his team. I always tell u guys relegation football is much different.

Did you see him play recently?

TheGoodJoe:
Martins had the potential of becoming one of the best in the game but he did not come close to that.

Says you.