₦airaland Forum

Iyineda:
^ What a cûnt.
Go away. You are polluting this space.

landtraza:
total rubbish, are you talking of the same ghana that hosted our dream team after winning a gold medal on football at atalanta 1996. grow up please. so you would have bean happy if no AFRICAN TEAMS made it to the next level. i bow for you ooooooooooooooo .

adconline:
my brother nothing wrong in rejoicing with neighbors o, but dont foget we were in that tournament so what happened to us? what if we were to play Ghana say in the quarters where will your loyalty lie, i carry a  green Nigerian passport not a black Ghanian's passport.
keep deceiving yourself, a green Naija passport would land  you into multiple interrogation posts when traveling overseas, while a Ghanian passport would be hitch-free.

squad1:
For me, BB is just another means of wasting money. I use Nokia 5800 X press music and can never trade it with any version of the BB,

Siena:
That's the trouble with you - your thread's very inconsistent. First it was about Nigerians sharing the victory with Ghana, congratulating them on their win, then it's now about Nigerians claiming to be Ghanian.

Stick to at least one issue, then at least your thread will make more sense than it currently does. As for those denouncing their country, that's their business, as long as it doesn't affect you, why should you care?

Akwasi:
Globacom has been given the headline sponsorship of the Black Stars. They sponsor the Ghanaian Premier League and they are erecting their masts to start their operations in Ghana. Is that bad?

chidichris:
@original poster,
if there is anyone to cover his face with shame, it has to be u.
one for associating with loosers, secondly for leaving your country to run to ghana.
have u not heard, success has many relatives.
sports is known for happiness and if nigeria is not making u happy,. u can decide to get your happiness from togo or burkina faso.
the idea here is to make ourselves happy by all means.
if the desired is not available, the available will become the desirable.

londoner:
@leboss, when I saw someone say they want to change nationalty I just rolled my eyes, its the usual childish outbursts that some Nigerians engage in when talking about Nigeria. Those types do it at every opportunity. They should be ignored. I am proud of Black Stars as Africans, because they are the only ones still in the WC who are African, simple  and the world cup is for the first time being held on the continent.

Did you not feel a sense of pride as an African that it was being held in Africa? Or did the fact that it was not in  Nigeria stop you? I know exactly the xenophobia towards Nigerians you speak of where Ghanaians are concerned, believe me, but there comes a point where you have to rise above the foolish mentality of some people. I deliberately stayed away from them for years because of it, but you know what? When I come across one, I just pity them from afar. However I still have time for  the Ghanaians who dont think that way and they too exist.

I believe everyone here would be even more ecstatic if Nigeria had been in the last 8 along side Ghana, our players thought different even causing us to play at a disadvantage. If anyone should be more patriotic its them.Points well noted bro, cheers

Akwasi:
I dont know but this is the most silly post I have ever read on nairaland. I get baffled how come such people are able to write English. Or may be the owner of that idea never actually wrote the post himself.

To other reasonable Nigerians, don't take those trash. There is no rivalry between the two countries. If there is anything, I will say generally it is brotherly relationship. Some few people at both sides tend to expose feelings of jealousy towards themselves but it stays as that.

I happened to join nairaland during one of those nasty arguments. Naturally I joined in the fray and started writing rubbish about Nigeria and stuff. Later, I travelled to London and what I experienced made me wonder if I am still human. I never cared about that one much. My real experience came when I went to India last year on a business trip.

These guys were worse. They were very racist towards me. I really felt humiliated because naturally I have always been respected wherever I went. My self confidence suddenly left me and I completely changed. Unnecessary to say, it affected my trip seriously and I decided to return to Ghana without completing any deal. That was when my whole perception about my fellow African changed. I went to the "Gate of India" in Mumbai(in front of the Taj--the hotel that was attacked by the terrorists last two years in mumbai) and I met this Naija brother. Instantly I ran to him and started speaking to him in English. from his accent, I realized he was from Naija so we just spoke some pigin.

I told him what I went through and with his companionship and encouragement, I got my confidence back and was able to close the deal.

All of you guys who think you have the reason to jealous any other African country, take this message from me, "You are a fool and very shallow minded". The world is not about your pettiness. Compare your country to the West and that is where the action is.

Siena:
Leboss6, your gripe here makes little sense, not sure if it actually fits the Sport, Politics or Tribalist section.

What's wrong with being happy for a winning country? Are you really that narrow minded, that you're only willing to support Nigeria, if indeed you're actually a Nigerian? I sense a lot of bitterness and hate in your posts.

As far as I'm concerned, it's not about patrotism, it's about choice. If a Nigerian is happy that Ghana won, good for him / her. This is one of the very reasons I can't stand football - it appears to turn normally rational beings into hate-filled individuals, they lose all sense of direction. It's meant to be a fun sport, but people like yourself take it way too seriously, and find political / racial angles, where none should exist.

Well done, Ghana.

Cogito:
Thank you jare!!

Too many knee-jerk reactions in this thread.

Browser69:
@OP, I think you should write this as a protest letter to the presidency and copy NFA, NSC and NFF. May be they can dn something about CRAWLING EAGLES to make us happy in d future.

Ranoscky:
Quote from @OP: "but you wont belive i suffer rasist abuses from my supposed fellow black man, Mike Adenuga sef hear am for here he had to close shop and vamose, bros all man for himself o Ghana people no send us at all,"

Quote from bisiaet: "hearing the name Nigeria boils them up like a sore pls I dont really care what anybody will say as per this but this is the truth we love them but them never do but pretending,"


That means what peeps have been saying about ghana is true! so they'v saying soughts of rubbish about us why we welcome them with open arms as our big neighbours. ok, no problem. OP i'm sorry for ma previous post, abeg no think am u hear? as for the ghanians, i hope say a ghanian dey NL make he or she dey hear me, I DON HATE UNA DIE! I value the shyt of a mad man more than u ghanians from now on. i can never support u guys again in this W.C, and bet me, u guys are going out on your next match, take it from me!  Bros nothing do you, we get to learn every day, cheers

Acidosis:
@Poster, Take  It or continue with your unspeakable, unpalatable, retrogressive, humiliating, redundant, accursed, ignominious and reduntant thread. Cheers!

jmoore:
Ghana is the only african team still in the tournament so all africans should support them. @poster, i believe you are one of those fans of english clubs. Why don't you show more passion to our own local clubs?

Ranoscky:
@OP, u'r nothing but a freaky freak!

Ever since D celebration of victory in africa, (to me) i'v never seen a celebration like when NIGERIA won olympic '96.

bgees:
How did this moronic topic make the homepage?Because a sensible and wise educated "slowpoke" like me posted it, lets see you do better, cheers