₦airaland Forum

ChrisKels:
Lol I'm a pure unadulterated Igbo blood, and I do not believe in this enclave called Nigeria. Appreciating my origin isn't harmful in anyway, as long as I don't talk down on someone else's tribe or origin, while doing so, I wonder why this makes you so uneasy. Dude I do not need your unnecessary explanations neither do I care where you from, but I love the fact that this makes you really unhappy anyways, and I'm gonna keep feeding off your tears.

We Igbos will always support any of our own doing well anywhere in the world, hence, we gonna support and appreciate the talent of Samuel Edozie when he starts balling for England instead of this dream killing cesspit called Nigeria that we are forced to live in.


Oya keep crying

chrisooblog:
Everything is not gloom and doom our 100 meter athletes Blessing and Nkwokocha ran well and qualified for the semis. Okagbare ran a good time despite easing up towards the end. Nwokocha who looks a successor to Blessing ran a personal best of 11.00 which is very good just a matter of time before she dips below 11 seconds. Okagbare still has the best chance of making the finals of the two. She has been given a good lane (Lane 5) in the semis let's just see how it goes.

JohnBullMySon:
It sounds strange BTW. Having a white demographic looks like luck

BascoVanVeli:
Na to ask am first na. One step at a time. I do know she is a big time fighter against Australian racism and that is the biggest reason they hate on her. She backed out of the Olympics because she has had enough. We would be a perfect option for her because we already have a set team that she could turn into a big time contender by joining. That would be a big middle finger to Australia something I am sure would interest her.

BascoVanVeli:
Hey did u know Liz Cambage is also Nigerian? We need to pursue that girl Sharp sharp. First FIBA law permits it, next she is one of the most dominant players in basketball and lastly she has had a long running battle with Australian people who don't like her. I know she had a fight with one of our girls but I am sure whoever that is will get over it if they end up being teammates

BascoVanVeli:
Yoooo this is crazy!! Young Nigerian basketball prospect standing at 7 foot 9 inches Mike Brown needs to explain why he is not at the Olympics I don't care if the boy is 4 yrs old, 7'9 is 7'9



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZRB3QdPZEs

codemaniacs:
the same Nkrumah deported Nigerians..

there are also thousands of Nigerians in the diaspora who don't send anything to Nigeria... when I say it now I mean both foreign born Nigerians and Nigerians born in Nigeria but who left Nigeria.

the energy you guys use in trying to discredit Nigerians born in Nigeria must be reduced to its lowest minimum...

Reference:
Nifty performance last night. Must be the most improved player in the Premiership this season. However still has to work on his three Achilles Heels. Pace, Movement and that notoriously weak right foot and the sky will not be his limit.

But my post is about the guy behind him in the picture.
Boy, Nigeria needs to get Eberechi Eze into the Eagles before the big boys wake up and snatch that lad from Palace.
Eze is a running, dribbling, shooting replica of Jay-Jay and the golden piece the Eagles badly need in the team.

Watched him closely yet again yesterday and he was the epitome of Steve McQueen. So cool on the ball...his close control, switch play, dribbles and turn of pace just takes your breathe away. It just a pity he plays in a Mickey Mouse club coached by a washed up gaffer if not England will definitely have snapped him up.

The NFF needs to move fast and get this guy at all cost. I mean all costs. If we miss him we will regret the decision for half a soccer generation because I personally cannot see where Nigeria is going to raise another mercurial 10 from particularly since our youth soccer program is moribund.

Amotolongbo:
If you are following the Nigerian strikers playing in Europe, you will know that not only Kelechi is making us happy but almost all of them.

For over 20years of following Nigeria players (strikers) outside in Europe, they’ve not been much in this superb form.

Terem Moffi
Kelechi
Paul Onuachu
Simy
Osimhen
Chukwueze et al

andrewbaba44:
Osimhen never wanted to stay at lille biko

Who will reject going to a better club and better league with 4 million euros per season which is a way more than whats he is being paid at lille

A record transfer fee with a sure starting shirt at him at napoli and you think he wanted to remain at lille?

elunico:
He made a leap too high to land on his tender feet.

andrewbaba44:
Psg Na ekuke

So you are saying osimhen wanted to stay at Lille ?

nairalandankrah:
Victor osimhen was involved in 11 of the 14 goals scored by Nigeria during the Afcon2021q (5®6) hmmm I doubt if Africa are ready for this monster of a striker.
#influential

Icon79:
Thank you, my dear! He’s still the same sluggish player with poor first touch and extremely poor ball control.

I don’t think Osihmen received enough credit for that goal.


O pari

andrewbaba44:
Marijuana talk

TheSuperNerd:
Weekly Update on the Naija players in action every weekend and every other matchday will return as from next week. So bear with me abeg.

Meanwhile, the first Nigerian in action today will be Jamilu Collins in the Bundesliga 2.

He starts for Paderborn in their clash against Hamburg.
Chima Okoroji, also a LB, starts from the bench.

TheSuperNerd:
Yakubu on his 2010 WC Miss vs Korea.

Baba dey vex.


“I won’t apologize at all. Why should I? I’ve scored so many goals for Nigeria too. I have sacrificed a lot for the country. Did anyone apologize to me? It was not a deliberate miss. I seriously wanted to score, but it wasn’t to be.”

TheSuperNerd:
European Golden Shoe 20/21 Rankings - as at today

1st- Robert Lewandoski (23 goals): 46 pts
2nd- Paul Onuachu (22 goals): 33 pts
3rd- Cristiano Ronaldo (15 goals): 30 pts


Paul Ebere Onuachu is in Elite Company!


Happy New Year Everyone

Bolowolowo:
What kind of defense is that?!?!

komekn:
Let's not get emotively biased with our preferences.

Let's look at matters objectively.

Porto is in a league rated way lower than the EPL, l believe that is without dispute.

Rangers is in a league that is likened to the English league one and at the very best optimistic assessment comparable to the English Championship.

This same Rangers held Porto to a draw at home and flogged them 2-0 in Glasgow. Ranger is no where near Fulham in Quality.

And you assume that Porto has a better quality team than Fulham, I disagree.

By what unit of measurement individual value, pedigree, ratings l seen no basis.