₦airaland Forum

MrDoGood:
Are you familiar with your real age?



Nope I don't pay rent. I live in your family house

MrDoGood:
In GRA off sapele Road

MrDoGood:
Bros!!!!!!!
I fear your lying capacity oh


Kudos.

bebe2:
Born and bred. Have 2 properties there.

bebe2:


Is dat for the whole street?

hrhobi1:
Bro where for benin?

I know of a building off airport road, clifford Eweka to be precise, it's 650k for a 3 bed room flat a year. Same on that Airport road by Iriri u will get a 3 bedroom flat for 250k. , it all depends on the Landlord.

kriss15:
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Bros why u dey lie like that? Abi na Governors office u go rent?

OrIandoOwoh:
Buhari has a hand in this! He will pay in due time!

He who the gods wants to kill they first make mad.

He must pay!

Petrobros:
Bravo! Goal.com, complete sports, owngoal and co need to consult some guys here.

Not only sir icon4s, we have a good number of seasoned sports writers here. Good analysis and well articulated.

Baba icon4s once again showing his high level of knowledge and EXPERIENCE on d game.

Sir icon's article jst frightened me. Let me consult some other gurus: TheGoodJoe, Bascovanveli and TheSuperNerd, what are our chances in that group?

terzurum5:
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Siasia upbeat but fears Manus heat at Rio Olympics
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Nigeria Olympic team coach Samson Siasia


Nigeria Olympic team coach Samson Siasia has said he expects to steer his team past a group that has Japan and Sweden at the Rio Olympics but has also raised concerns over the heat in Manus, where his team will play their first two matches.


Siasia said he expects Nigeria to reach the knockout rounds of the Rio Olympics from “a fair enough group”.


He guided Nigeria to the Gold medal match at Beijing 2008 and said he believes a wining start against Japan on August 4 will set the tone for another great campaign.


“I am targeting a convincing win in our opening match. Japan won’t be easy, but we need to beat them well to take command of the group,” he said.


“The win will give us the confidence for the matches against Sweden and Colombia.”
However, he said he is apprehensive about the heat in Manus, where Nigeria will play their first two matches.


“The only difficulty I foresee is the hot weather in manus for our first two games,” he said.
“All the same, that can’t stop us.”
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terzurum5:
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Rio 2016: Favourable draws for Banyana, SA Under-23's
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Banyana Banyana and South Africa's under-23 national men's team were handed favourable draws for the upcoming 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

The official draw for the Olympic Football Tournament was held at the iconic Maracana Stadium on Thursday.


Owen da Gama's troops were drawn in Group A alongside hosts Brazil, Denmark and Iraq with the Seleção vying for their first Olympic gold. The South Americans have yet to win gold in 12 Olympic appearances.


1996 champions Nigeria were drawn in Group B.




South Africa will be eyeing revenge over Sweden having lost 4-1 to the Europeans at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.


Full draw:
Men:
Group A - Brazil, South Africa, Iraq, Denmark


Group B - Sweden, Colombia, Nigeria, Japan


Group C - Fiji, South Korea, Mexico, Germany


Group D - Honduras, Algeria, Portugal, Argentina


Women:
Group E - Brazil, China, Sweden, South Africa


Group F - Canada, Australia, Zimbabwe, Germany
Group G - USA, New Zealand, France, Columbia
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adeyemi2015:
RIO 2016 OLYMPIC DRAW

Group A
Brazil
South Africa
Iraq
Denmark

Group B
Sweden
Colombia
Nigeria
Japan


Group C
Fiji
Korea
Mexico
Germany

Group D
Honduras
Algeria
Portugal
Argentina


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confun:
tx you oga icon, when I see comments tagging our players as overage especially d last 2 sets of golden eaglets, I just bypass such comments, I don't take it into consideration at all.....d problem is dt no matter ao u explain or give facts and figures, some pp will still not believe because dey have a bad mind set...as for me, those pp are on dir own, I don't argue wit dem.

TheGoodJoe:
Why do we do this?
Why?
Why do we come online and share articles, comments, news about out talents making something for themselves home and abroad?

Is it because we are perfect?
No. We are far from it. The FIFA ranking says it. Everyone can see it.

Is it because we are proud?
No. We are not going to the AFCON and we did not go there last time. How can we be proud.

We do this because out there, little to no one cares about the struggle that goes on down here. No one cares that the Government hands Billions of naira to the NFF and we have little to show.

None to few of those folks care if there are corrupt people in the powers of our football holding us back with bad decisions.

Do the Foreigners think we are perfect? No.

We do this because it takes us to see the light in the dark tunnel. It takes us to tell the World that Blessing Eleke was proud that he saved his team from losing a game. That he is not a black idiot but a young man who is making a name for himself despite the obstacles he faced growing up.

It takes people like us to tell the Foreigners that, "No. We are not all age cheats. There are a lot of young Nigerians who move from secondary schools to clubs.

The likes of John Mikel Obi who Plateau United fans called a small secondary school boy.

If we do not know, who will? Dailymail? Telegraph?

It is us, you and I on this thread, Nigerians who should know.

If Osimhen did not go through the MRI, many will jump up and down and say he is overage. He does not look smooth.

No one says there are no age cheats in Nigeria. Saying all our top young talents are age cheats or all players in the NPFL are age cheats defeat what we do here.

We are here to show that despite people see us as darkness, the sun still shines here.

enomakos:
hahaha
my brothers for the east always have that shape of head

forgiveness:
Bros, 100% of Nigerian are not honest with their age. Especially the ones that have played in the NPFL.

The ones with their true age are those who went through MRI. No bi new thing na.

binhozie:
You mention Isaac promise and say I am living in the past. Isaac Success

binhozie:
I never said all players that turn up for U 20 are 30 yrs ,You are purposely missing the point even a yr makes you an age cheat, 24 yr olds 25 yr olds in U20 are cheats you don't have to be 30 before you are a cheat and they are honest ones,and they are those that are more than 35 self but I believe about 50% or more are not honest with their age MRI has an age span of 5 yrs or more so 21 yr olds or older can fit in to an U 17 team, There has been a conscious effort to reduce it in Nigerian youth set up I can see that, kudos to the relevant authorities but its still there, Some players fail MRI scan for U17 and play for U20 in 2 yrs time, I don't know why it happens thus maybe you know kindly enlighten me.

binhozie:
Lolz see Voltron

Honestly I am tired of trying to paint an obvious picture to you guys, Nigeria defeated Belgium in the Semi final of 2008 Olympics go thru that team list and go thru d Belgians team list and ask yourself where your players that were by far superior are now.
We lost to Argentina narrowly in the final go thru their team list.
Where is the continuity in our football.
Nigeria has good players no doubt but their quality is exaggerated in age grade competitions because of one obvious reason.
I don't derive any joy in saying this things,
I am a true fan I weep for the state of Nigeria's football
We need to start puting systems in place that identify quality 10 yr olds, and groom them,
They have been efforts I know but we need to do more.
I have interned for a day in a popular academy where a 16 yr old who is not very tall was training with his mates and was told to go and join the U 10s because he was d same height with most of them.I tried opposing and was shut down
Our football needs reorientation
I won't be a patriot to the point of self deceit.
Just take a look at the wrinkles on your Uncles face and some of the U23 players especially the home based you will see close similarities.

binhozie:
Lolz see Voltron

Honestly I am tired of trying to paint an obvious picture to you guys, Nigeria defeated Belgium in the Semi final of 2008 Olympics go thru that team list and go thru d Belgians team list and ask yourself where your players that were by far superior are now.
We lost to Argentina narrowly in the final go thru their team list.
Where is the continuity in our football.
Nigeria has good players no doubt but their quality is exaggerated in age grade competitions because of one obvious reason.
I don't derive any joy in saying this things,
I am a true fan I weep for the state of Nigeria's football
We need to start puting systems in place that identify quality 10 yr olds, and groom them,
They have been efforts I know but we need to do more.
I have interned for a day in a popular academy where a 16 yr old who is not very tall was training with his mates and was told to go and join the U 10s because he was d same height with most of them.I tried opposing and was shut down
Our football needs reorientation
I won't be a patriot to the point of self deceit.
Just take a look at the wrinkles on your Uncles face and some of the U23 players especially the home based you will see close similarities.

enomakos:
hahaha you are right
are they related?