₦airaland Forum

Interesting discourse between paddylo and Beaf. . . . Ill go with Paddylo on this one. . . . oil should be less than 20% of Nigerias GDP. . . . however, if we take away oil from the economy, all other components of GDP would have collapsed. . . Govt spending, private consumption etc. . .

shotster50:
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hahahaha. . . . he punched him out of his cap. . . . looks like a loony tunes cartoon. . . . the head waka, but the cap still remains standing in thin air!!! 


The first video was hilarious though. . . . they broke down the freudian hilarity of battle raps.

Amodu is getting too much phocking credit just because of Lagerbacks failure. . . and its pissing me off!!!

To all right thinking Nigerians, the Super Eagles job was never a contest between Amodu and Lagerback, but a contest between SiaSia and Keshi!!!

bxcode:
I wonder wht the British press will say this time

They are now blaming 4-4-2 formation. . . . they say Capello cannot change from 4-4-2. . . . the funny thing about that is that the English always complain when their manager tries to play 4-5-1 or 4-3-3.


I dont know what these lot are tripping about. . . . is Algeria not a Nations Cup semi-finalist?. . . . do they not specialise in tight defence?. . . did they not knock Ivory Coast out of Nations Cup?

The English are too conceited and refused to consider that Algeria is actually a solid unit. Na im make dem dey vex anyhow out of false pride.

@ Cecegorz, how many of your players don play so far. . .


Mbulela is killing it this round. . .

hahahaha. . . . I knew Dayo would give it to em!

@ Sagamite, what differentiates the singular action of striking the ball from an angle? Has the size of the goalpost changed just because its World Cup?

Maicons shot is nothing. He specialises in such kind of shots. I have seen goals from much tighter angles. I have scored goals from much tighter angles and from even further out with my cultured left foot. Its a shame ESPN did not follow me around with cameras to capture my wonder goals for posterity. Save story for another day.



Biggest flops so far:

Franck Ribery
Franck Ribery
Franck Ribery
Yoann Gourcuff

This woman has a vivid imagination.

Watch out for "My journey to Kalakuta Republic" by Ibime coming very soon.

Christian terrorists no go allow this man of 68 years old the honour of watching footie on his own TV?

A life-time sentence in solitary confinement would allow them the solitude needed to get closer to God.

Make una leave Sani Kaita jor. Was it not the same boy who took us to Olympics final with Ajilore in midfield?

Sani Kaita = Naija greatest DM since Sunday Oliseh.

Birthday Sex by Jeremih

Anything by Jason Derulo

tkb417:
provided Argentina beat Greece

its not in our hands

Am sure Milito and Aguero would not take such a challenge lightly. . . . lest we forget, Argentinas bench is stronger than every other strike force at this tourney.

Why not Onigbinde vs Lagerback?

Lets not give Amodu any more credit than he is due.


The only name we should be mentioning is[b] SiaSia[/b] cos I believe Sia1 will take these boys to quarter-final minimum.

kabna:
THIS IS HOW NIGERIA CAN QUALIFY

FIRSTLY WIN AGAINST SOUTH KOREA.

SECONDLY HOPE GREECE LOSES TO ARGENTINA.

THATS NOT EVEN ALL.

ARGENTINA         6PTS     +4GD

SOUTH KOREA     3PTS     -1GD

GREECE               3PTS      -1GD

NIGERIA                 ?          -2GD

SO NIGERIA HAS TO WIN TO SURMOUNT A -1GD THEREFORE MINIMUM SCORELINE FOR NAIJA TO PROGRESS IS 2-0. FOR EACH GOLA THAT EITHER SOUTH KOREA OR GREECE SCORES (EVEN IN LOOSING) NIGERIA MUST MATCH THAT.

IS THIS REALLY POSSIBLE?

CALL UPON your GODS OYA

You are wrong my friend, for if we beat South Korea 1-0, we increase our GD by 1 whilst simultaneously reducing their goal difference by 1.

All Naija needs to do to qualify is win by a single goal.

However, I fear the Super Eagles are setting us up for another disappointment.

Lets not cut off our nose to spite our face . . . Kaita remains Naija best DM, and this is the first time he has blotted his copybook whilst playing for Naija.

The main weak link in our team is FATkubu.

Alas my friends, we have still some hope. . .

As long as Argentina beats Greece, all we need to do is beat South Korea by single goal margin to go through on superior goal difference. . .

Rhydem:
WHY THE HECK ARE THEY NOT CLOSING PLAYERS DOWN!!!!!!

BRING ON KANU MAN WE NEEED HIM !!!!!!!!!!!!

Phock you. . . . and is it Kanu that would close players down?

The selfish old man is sitting on the bench, taking the place of a young man like Anichebe, then having the cheek to tell us that Naija will reach semi-final.

Yakubu has been a wastepipe for Naija from Ghana 2008 till date. Yet some idiots scream for him to hold first team shirt.

Sia-Sia would have paired Odemwingie, Obasi and Nsofor as our three strikers and we would have coasted this group.

Now we need to beat South Korea 3-0 to have any chance of progressing.

All NFF idiots must fall on their sword for holding the young man back.

Everything about Nigeria disgusts me!

[size=16pt]@ tkb

Are those the kind of goals you want from FATkubu?[/size]

I am now convinced more than ever that Nigerians are only one evolutionary step away from monkeys.


Note to Lagerbach: When you are down to 10 men, your striker must be the most energetic on the pitch as he has to do the work of two men and press from the front. TAKE YAKUBU OFF!!!!

There may be some truth in the rumour. Avram Grant being an Israeli knows that Enyeama is the king of Israeli football. What other goalkeeper could win player of the year in any league?

Una dey craze. Maicons goal was well intended. The swerve of the ball alone indicates that it was never intended to be a cross. I have scored many such goals from impossible angles in days gone by with my cultured left foot.

We are in election year. . . . wetin you expect?

4 Play:
Which states use the Yuan as a reserve currency?

Norway, Singapore, Malaysia for one. . .

hehehehehe. . . . I know some of you idiots picked David Villa as captain. . .


##They see me rolling, they hating. . . patrolling. . .

PapaBrowne:
Are you really trying to take a snipe at the caption or at Sanusi?? You've confirmed that the Yuan option is a bad idea "because of relative illiquidity". If you say more like 1% and less, the question then is why should we seek to convert such a small amount of our reserves when it wouldn't solve the problem of declining value?? Ask yourself that question and you would understand that Sanusi is more interested in his own personal ideologies than Nigeria's economy. His anti western/american ideologies is what is pushing him to seek to support the Chinese yuan against the dollar. The guy is just really cheap!  

For the same reason other states hold small percentage of yuan. . .

They see me rolling, they hating. . . .

Nonsense and Ingredients. . .

When it comes to beef, b!tch niggas want peace talks. . . they be like PLEASE TALK!!!

Load of jagbajantis on ths thread.

Some want us to believe that wealth disparity in Naija is as a result of the entrepreneurship of some and the laziness of others (Note: Agreed that Nigerians are the most entrepreneurial in sub-saharan Africa).

If I list the 100 richest men in Naija now, some would struggle to point out a mere handful who made their money by pure entrepreneurship.

Wealth disparity in Nigeria is singlularly attributable to kleptocracy, with very few exceptions. QED

Just to add that any revaluation of the undervalued yuan is beneficial to the holder and not vice-versa.

How much?

naijaking1:
The caption is 100% correct, because it didn't need to specify the percentage to make an unbiased heading. What could have make you happy? CBN wants to convert 30%(20%, 40%, or 60%) of our foreign reserve to chinese yuan? While these are possible ways to expand the title to fully represent the article, why do you chose to insinuate that Papabrowne meant 100%, and not 30, 40, 10, or even 60%.

It would not be 50%, 40%, 30% or even 10%. .  . . more like 1% and less because of the relative illiquidity of the Yuan. . .  . . . hence the caption is wholly misleading. . .