₦airaland Forum

You’re definitely a homemaker.

Good job�



O pari

gloryhomemaker:
Hey, everyone come and celebrate with me!

Recipe:

Rice
Coconut
Chicken
Carrots
Green beans
Fresh peas
Onions
Spring onoins
Green bell pepper
Chicken seasoning
Curry powder
Thyme leaves
Ginger
Garlic
Rosemary leaves
Salt


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCNg63PYuqo

Yup. All the time, especially when I was in college.


O pari

tessybrown:
Share your experience…

As for me have not o ,I dunno but am still hoping to get those butterflies

Well said. I can’t understand why Frank isn’t starting this game. We’re literally playing without a DM. That’s why Sierra Leone cuts through our defense line with ease.

A strange lineup by Peseiro.


O pari

Odunayaw:
Yes Onyeka is a proper B2B. But he can play DM better than the midfielders we parade outside Ndidi

God bless you, my dear. I have committed a load of sins in my life but one thing I can say is that I have never slept with another man’s wife.


O pari

ahnie:
I have bn longing to create this topic for some months now,but due to my busy schedules as I barely have time.

For some time now.... I have bn noticing a particular pattern going on and couple with some experiences which I ain't cool with.

I don't know if other married women finds it cool,but to me it's very disgusting and appalling.

Sometimes I do wonder if those wondering phalluses no even get eyes to see that the woman they're chasing is even married sef.
Aren't they seeing the little kids with the women?

You become a target if they by any chance noticed your husband isn't based in same state with you and comes once in a while and God epp you if you're beautiful and always decently dressed.



Recently I had another experience....I was somewhere with my daughter picking some items...when this man with his bend bend legs like pastor gbejero walked up to me and said he likes me,that he has bn noticing me for sometime,he was even twitching....

I just looked at him then laughed,I told him to take a walk.....few weeks later I saw him trekking under the hot sun going from store to store with his bend bend legs like oshodi octopus.

One sick one even had the impetus telling me...I go dey chop like thief from corner oga nor go know.
Before he even finished the statement...a powerful slap landed on his cheek,yes I can be mean and bold at same time.

Surprising these men would go back home then pretend to their wives,them no go tell them say....them dey run after people wives.

On-line isn't even different......


So men...chasing people's wives....how do you sleep at night?

Great gesture!! May God bless you abundantly, my dear!!!


O pari

hospitaldoc:
please keep the excess and spend on your family. glad to hear she is doing well. sorry, i turned off my phone. i'll turn it back on.

What do you expect? The Nigerian Army has become a branch of Boko Haram terrorists. What do you expect when they were inducting captured Boko Haram terrorists into the Nigerian Army. They know what they are doing.

Just wait until they launch their jihad. You ain’t seen nothing yet.


O pari

ebukajay184:
Nigerian Army To Question Methodist Prelate Over Soldiers' Involvement In His Abduction

The Nigerian Army on Wednesday denied that military personnel were aiding kidnappers in the South-East region, IGBERETV reports.

Shortly after regaining freedom from his abductors, The Prelate of Methodist Church Nigeria, His Eminence Samuel Uche who was abducted on Sunday along the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway in the Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State, had while narrating his near-death experience at the hands of kidnappers alleged that some soldiers from the North were working with the kidnappers in the South-East region.

In reaction to the Prelate's claim, the Nigerian Army stated that it will question the Methodist Prelate and the Methodist Church over the allegation.

Nigerian army wrote on Facebook;



https://www.facebook.com/354312648014400/posts/pfbid01P1tksonLtLJRJ122dscnZGCboYTpKSiCrsVLcPsRkETNSdtsy2kqGeXoir8ajM6l/

Na lie. We don’t have 2 mins men anymore … not with action bitters and mkpurumiri in circulation everywhere. In this day and age, an average guy would gbensh you until you sore before he offloads. Just like everything else, gbenshing don go high tech.

You can trust me on that one.


O pari

Islandlady:

Why have sex wen you don't have money!

When I say what Some Men think about is always sex, some Mumu men will say na lie. . .See their fellow gender disgracing himself because of 2mins enjoyment as a 2mins man

KPOM!




O pari

ghettokid1:
what a beautiful place

If these are their real ages, then there’s only one solitary underage girl on that list.


O pari

Nksleek:
“

1.Happiness Johnson ‘f’ age 13yrs
2.Esther Godspower ‘f’ age 21yrs
3.Angel John ‘f’ age 22yrs
4.Miracle Bishop ‘f’ age 19yrs
5.Happiness Isreal ‘f’ 19yrs

.”

Source: https://www.facebook.com/100041566351018/posts/838414320887439/?d=n

Heaven has gained another angel.

May her soul find rest in the Lord!


O pari

No need to discuss a new coach at the moment, right now we need to discuss how to get rid of Amaju Pinnick and his gang of thieves at the NFF. We need a clean sweep so we can start over.


O pari

Danielnino00:
Jurgen Klismann or Marcelo Biesla??

Say NFF can afford both ( ) Who would you rather go for?

For those of you who watched today’s West Ham vs Everton game, I hope you guys can stop questioning whether Alex Iwobi is a #10. Without any doubt, 10 is Iwob’s natural position.


O pari

All you need is to have a PERSONAL relationship with our LORD and Savior Jesus Christ. There’s is no “the God of Chosen” or “the God of the Redeemed” or “the God of whatever”. The LORD our God is One God. All you need is to know Him and have a relationship with Him on a personal level.

Don’t let anyone deceive you. Know the Truth, and the Truth shall set you free. Christianity is not a cult.


O pari

peteregwu:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1814058458800528&id=782880811918303

Again, those were NOT easy chances at all. Not even close. Nigerians are just looking for someone to blame.

How about you focus your anger at the coach and at the NFF? There’s no doubt in my mind that Gernot Rohr would’ve qualified us against this mediocre Ghana side.


O pari

komekn:
He had two clear chances that a top quality striker should be hit the target with at least. But many call me him world class here. So he failed in this crucial game to show true quality.

By geography, yes. But I refused to accept that.


O pari

Odunayaw:
2 actually. Cameroon is Central Africa

I regard our neighbors, Cameroon, as West Africa.

That’s why they are neighbors, right?


O pari

AndSunGorilla:
Senegal, Ghana and which other west african country sir.

Yup. I am happy that 3 West African countries are going to the World Cup. Those Arab nations don’t usually perform on the world stage.


O pari

Odunayaw:
I am proud of them too but hope you know they can fight and still go home and the narrative would have been "Eto Is at fault"?

Don’t get me wrong, Gernot Rohr definitely exceeded my expectations. But I felt that he has taken the Super Eagles to as high as he could take them. So I wanted us to start afresh and start preparing for the 2022 World Cup with someone else. Yes, it takes 4 years to build a World Cup team.


O pari

[quote author=Jasmine80 post=111488660][/quote]

LOL. I wish that Egu had won bronze in Cameroon. But what did we do? We reappointment him.

Insanity: repeating the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result.

Nigeria, we hail thee!


O pari

TheGoodJoe:


You guys are proud Rohr won Bronze in AFCON but consider it not anything for Eguavoen.

It’s the fighting spirit that produces the goals. Look at what the Indomitable Lions just did a few minutes ago. They lost 0-1 at home. Took the battle to Algeria. Scored an early goal and held it until barely the last minute of the extra time. Even me lost hope when Algeria equalized with barely anytime remaining on the clock. But Cameroon kept fighting and scored the winning goal with practically the last kick of the game!

What a team! I am very proud of them today.


O pari

Odunayaw:
fighting spirit without goals is nothing Oga

I don’t have any problems with sacking Rohr. I called for his sack after the last World Cup. My angst is the timing!

And by the way, Cameron just broke Algeria’s hearts.
That’s the spirit. That’s how great team fights. Our Super Eagles team lacks any fighting spirit in them.


O pari

TheGoodJoe:


We lost by an away goal. Osimhen had a good chance rule offside. So Eguavoen could have qualified us.

That is not my point. My point is us playing proper footy and selecting the right players to suit it.

Rohr would never offer that. I have repeated it that qualification is mediocre but making a big statement.

Finito.

I agree �

Naija fans are some of the dumbest and the loudest people in the whole world. They were always talking craps about “all the talents at his disposal”.

Where are the talents? Is it this team that can’t make a good decision to save their lives!


O pari

Jasmine80:
It’s easy to blame the people at the top but Nigerians must also be held accountable for Rohr termination. Basically, everyone was at fault. We have a big mouth in this country and no one likes to take accountability

Thank you, dear. You spoke my mind. When it comes to Nigeria, the insane are running the asylum. Let’s hope that Pinnick will have the decency to resign in shame. But I am not holding my breath on that one.


O pari

Stillwater10:
Most persons here will not admit it, but that is the simple true. There was absolutely no reason to have sacked Rohr as of when we did. What is now the difference between Rohr and Eguavoan? At least Rohr had good history with us.

Bros, one thing you can’t argue is that Rohr could’ve qualified Nigeria for the World Cup. This is the weakest Ghanaian team in recent memory, yet we lost. Nigeria received the easiest draw and this NFF still bottled it.

Sacking Rohr was not the problem but the timing. Like I had argued both on this forum and on Twitter, Rohr should’ve been sacked immediately after the last World Cup. But they left it too late ….. renewed his contract, only to sack him a few months prior to our biggest two matches in 4 years. Can we ever learn from experience?

Secondly, appointment Egu as Rohr’s replacement was also a brain dead decision? When has Egu ever achieved anything as a coach in Nigeria? Ironically, Egu was also the coach the last time we failed to qualify for the World Cup!

My question again is: can we ever learn?! How again do they define insanity? Doing the same thing over and over again but expecting a different result. That definition defines Nigeria to a T.


O pari

TheGoodJoe:

I repeat and will say it again. We need to get it right. Stop the short cuts. Qualifying for tournaments is mediocre. It means nothing. It is about making a big statement.

Rohr was taking us no where. Even in the next 50years, unless we are okay with just qualifying.

Eguavoen started well but somehow the yes sir thing came to play.

At the end, we need to one day wake up and learn how to okay football. If not, the cycle continues and we will stay satisfied with we qualified.

Which chances did Osihmen missed?

Listen, we didn’t create even one clear cut chance over the two legs. Victor buried the only chance he had but unfortunately he was offside.

We played without a system, hence we couldn’t create chances. Pumping high balls into the box isn’t creating chances. Our problem in these two games was 100% tactical.


O pari

COOL10:
What do you mean by 'except Osimhen'? Someone that missed chance upon chance upon chance and was caught offside numerous times.

If Onuachu who is known to be a lethal finisher was up there, he would have buried at least two of those chances Osimhen missed over the two legs.

Like I posted on Twitter:

100 percent of the blame should go to @PinnickAmaju and @thenff. You don’t fire your coach 6 months before your biggest tournament and your biggest qualifying games. That’s sheer madness. Let’s hope some folks will have the decency to resign!


O pari

Oh, you didn’t?

Interesting


O pari

Odunayaw:
Are you a Ghanaian? Because I don't know the we you're talking about

Not sure it was Uzoho’s fault, tbh. He saw the ball late. And the field is bumpy as well.


O pari

andrewbaba44:
Check my post earlier today ,despite preferring uzoho because he did well at the first leg ,I don’t rate any of them .

We look disjointed. All over the place.

We need prayers to win this game.


O pari

This is our best team, if true. Exactly what I selected on Twitter. Anyway, if this lineup pans out, there’s no way Ghana ain’t gonna collect 3 today. Mark my words!


O pari

safarigirl:
Anyway, team news


Good line up, yes?

Looks like 4-3-3

So with all the talents we have in this team, especially in the Forward, coach would decide to start Ahmed Musa? Are you freaking kidding me?

Well, let him try it! And if Nigeria loses then he’d better go into exile because Nigerians are gonna show him their red eyes.


O pari

AndSunGorilla:
Owngoal predicts that he will be on the lineup, of course not like I want that. Also there's a "prophecy" going round that 9ja will lose if Musa plays, so instead of succumbing to fear, I would rather choose to be optimistic.