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Sports › Dele Adebola mistakenly Posts Link To Pornhub On Twitter by mickyarams(op): 9:43pm On Oct 19, 2014
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Dele Adebola has said he is "extremely sorry" and admits he has been left "red faced" after posting a link to PornHub on Twitter thinking it was google search, although the legitimacy of the account is uncertain as it is not verified.

The account claiming to be run by the Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest striker appeared to post the link to the pornography website in error, as immediately afterwards he sought advice from his 5000 followers on how to go about deleting it.

One follower informed Adebola it is not possible to delete the tweet, although that is not actually correct as Tweets can be removed by the user.

Other followers simply laughed at the striker's misfortune.
Politics › Re: A Painfull Picture Of What The Whites Do To The Black African In Those Days. by mickyarams: 9:30am On Oct 19, 2014
LaBellaMafiaZA:
Dude, it's private land, not a town. Private property is private property. Why should South Africans care where rednecks decide to live?

In many countries people are allowed to form communities based on whatever beliefs they live by, it's a human right. Just as long as they keep their delusions within their community & not taking it out on the rest of the people, it's all good. Even America has such communities, the Amish, the Mennonites etc. The Amish do not associate themselves with anyone who isn't Amish or Dutch descent. The isolation thing must be in the Dutch DNA because they sure do love living by themselves & on a mission of "preserving" their so called culture.
Do you really think blacks in Europe will ever be allowed to form a black only zone whether private land or not??
Politics › Re: A Painfull Picture Of What The Whites Do To The Black African In Those Days. by mickyarams: 9:25am On Oct 19, 2014
This is why it pains me so much that when fellow Africans maltreat one another both home and abroad.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Cristiano Ronaldo Vs Ronaldo Fenomeno ● The Battle For The Name ● Skills Show || by mickyarams(op): 3:53pm On Oct 18, 2014

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For the current generation of football supporters, the name Ronaldo means slicked back hair, powerful free-kicks and battles with Lionel Messi, but not so long ago there was only one Ron everyone loved, with bags of trickery, prowess and some dodgy haircuts of his own. Football has a strange way of coming full circle, and Real Madrid's visit to Old Trafford tonight provides a perfect point to reflect on the great Brazilian Ronaldo's fine hat-trick for the Spanish side in the same stadium ten years ago, a moment that even Cristiano Ronaldo may struggle to match. So who is the better of the two Ronaldos?

Sir Alex Ferguson has added fuel to the debate by claiming that Cristiano Ronaldo is superior to his older namesake, but let's face it, Fergie is likely to be biased, given his role in the development of the Portuguese and suffering at the hands - or rather feet - of the Brazilian. Instead, talkSPORT will leave it to you to make up your own mind, so we've put together a handy highlights playlist for both players, featuring shots from distance, chipped finishes, plenty of humiliated goalkeepers, and two special hat-tricks.
Celebrities › Re: Peter Of Psquare And Annie Idibia Now A Owner Of Gold Plated Iphone (pix) by mickyarams: 9:30am On Oct 18, 2014
All is vanity!
Travel › Re: Colombia Places Travel Ban On Nigeria, 4 Other African Nations because of Ebola by mickyarams: 9:19am On Oct 17, 2014
Who wants to go to the murder capital of the world?? even colombia is also forming, yeye people!
Politics › Re: Ghana In Darkness As Energy Crises Worsen by mickyarams: 8:03pm On Oct 16, 2014
And the yeye people want to supply Nigeria with electricity.
Politics › Re: Ghana's Laughable Offer by mickyarams: 10:59pm On Oct 14, 2014
CrudeGH:
fooooooooooooooooooooooool undernourished underreducated unemployable magg0t. you are insulting Ghanaians because they offered to supply electricity to you modafakas? you are a foool, your mama and papa are fooools, your entire generation and sibling are mad people. talking crap after eating from the dustbin.
You're so full of hate, no wonder you people are as dark as an Egyptian mongoose.
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is this your uncle??https://photos.peacefmonline.com/photos/news/201207/929058813_298815.jpg

woh woh people grin
Politics › Re: Ghana's Laughable Offer by mickyarams: 9:05pm On Oct 14, 2014
Ghana wants to start forming. By the time they connect their grid to Lagos state alone, they will know whatsup! yeye people.
Sports › Re: Super Eagles Can Still Qualify For AFCON 2015. by mickyarams: 8:47am On Oct 12, 2014
Watching that match yesterday was like watching paint dry, it was complete rubbish. Nigeria will not qualify because we are crap, this should be the opportunity for us to go back to basics. What happened to all those players in our national youth team? they always play impressive football in the junior world cup and after that tournament we hardly hear anything about any of those guys again.
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Sudan - AFCON Qualifier (0 - 1) ON 11th October 2014 by mickyarams: 7:24pm On Oct 11, 2014
These guys should be flown back to a military barrack to get the flogging of their lives for this national embarrassment.
Sports › Re: Formula 1-who Wins This Season Championship. by mickyarams: 2:01pm On Oct 11, 2014
Lewis all the way.
Health › Re: Britain Includes Nigeria On List Of Ebola Infested Countries by mickyarams: 8:31am On Oct 11, 2014
If those 4cking brits like, they can cast that list on a golden plate, we don't give a 4ck. Ebola has been defeated in Nigeria and thunder will fire any of these western countries that try to bring it back.
Health › Re: Britain Includes Nigeria On List Of Ebola Infested Countries by mickyarams: 8:28am On Oct 11, 2014
BankuTilapia2:
Mumugerians always making noise since the birth of Christ. Its their fuckingggg country and they can do what the fuckkk they want.
What is this ghanian black trash doing here??
Health › Re: Britain Includes Nigeria On List Of Ebola Infested Countries by mickyarams: 8:26am On Oct 11, 2014
So typical of those silly Brits, they are so ignorant and always biased towards Nigeria. They can go 4ck themselves.
Travel › Re: My Journey From Nigeria To Dubai With Pictures by mickyarams: 10:48am On Oct 08, 2014
See what those guys have done with their oil money in less than 30years, what a beautiful country, I really envy them. Unlike Nigeria with our pot bellied, hopeless leaders that will loot until their bank accounts can't take anymore.
Health › Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by mickyarams:
The biased British media will never show this here in the UK. If it is about scammers or people living on refuse dumps just like welcome to Lagos, they will make an hour programme on it.
Nairaland General › "Being A Woman Is Exhausting" - Transgender Woman Wants To Be Man Again-photos by mickyarams(op): 12:08pm On Oct 04, 2014
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A transsexual who had a £10,000 sex change on the NHS to become a woman now wants the taxpayers to foot the bill for a further £14,000 of surgery so she can become a man again.According to DailyMail, Chelsea Attonley, 30, who was born a boy and called Matthew, said she now finds being a woman 'exhausting', is tired of putting on make-up and wearing heels, and now accepts that she should always have stayed a man. Chelsea said she had struggled with her identity while growing and as a child she would dress up in women's clothes. In her twenties she became a drag queen known as Miss Malibu, drawing on glamour model Katie Price's look for inspiration. An initial bid for a sex change to become a woman was turned down by a doctor, sending Chelsea into a spiral of depression, she said.

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But then the former drag queen, who copied Jordan's style by wearing a blonde wig, mini skirts and stilettos, had a chance meeting with her idol in a nightclub in 2007. The glamour model told her to 'go for it' and her words inspired Chelsea to return to her GP and push once again for the gender reassignment surgery, costing £10,000. But now, seven years after surgery to become a woman, Chelsea wants to go back to being a man. She is aiming to have a breast reduction on the NHS and painful gender reassignment surgery to give her back a penis at a total cost of £14,000.

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Chelsea, now living in London, said:
'I have always longed to be a woman, but no amount of surgery can give me an actual female body and I feel like I am living a lie. It is exhausting putting on make-up and wearing heels all the time. Even then, I don't feel I look like a proper woman. I suffered from depression and anxiety as a result of the hormones too. I have realised it would be easier to stop fighting the way I look naturally and accept that I was born a man physically.
I thought the surgery would make me feel complete, but it didn't. I knew deep down that, even though I had had surgery, I had still been born a man. But I tried my best to block out my feelings. No matter how much make-up I put on or how I dressed, I knew people would not know me as a real woman. It was draining to constantly think about how to walk and speak like a girl. I was fighting a losing battle. When people found out about my past, they treated me like a liar and a fake. I suffered from anxiety and depression.

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Now I have decided I want to live as Matthew, I am desperate to have my FF-cup boobs removed. I can't afford to have them done privately, so I am hoping to have the op on the NHS. I can't work at the moment because I am too upset after what I have been through. I am considering having penis reconstruction too. I don't feel bad about the NHS paying for the surgery as I don't consider it a choice. I need to have these operations for the sake of my mental health. I am lucky enough to live in a country where there is free health care." Chelsea has already had testosterone injections to begin her transition to becoming a man again.
Nairaland General › Re: Hilarious Names Of Nollywood Movies by mickyarams: 6:04pm On Oct 03, 2014
Nollywood movies are made by dumb people for dumb people. I made a mistake some years ago of subscribing to nollywood channel on Sky and it was a waste of money. All you see is a bunch of amateur actors shouting at the camera. The pictures, graphics, lighting, backgrounds are all crap. Special effects are like PowerPoint presentations. I wonder why they even bother to make a film.
Culture › Re: Are Africans Wicked, Ignorant And Vindictive? by mickyarams: 5:52pm On Oct 03, 2014
Greed and wickedness is embedded in the DNA of the blackman.
Look at a country like Nigeria where the average politician earns over 100times the national average wage while the UK prime minister earns about 5 times the average wage in the UK.

Just look at any of the great countries in the world, black people are always at the bottom. Asians and Latinos also experience the same racism directed at black people but they'll always find ways to succeed in their communities. Look at the Indians living in England, they've taken over the hospitals and GP surgeries while black people are busy stabbing and shooting themselves.
Business › Re: Ghana Plans To Export Electricity To Nigeria by mickyarams: 1:58pm On Oct 02, 2014
This guy is trying to bite more than what he can chew. Look at his face like a bloated hippo, Ghana too wants to start forming. They should focus on looking after their own people. We will deal with our own problems in Nigeria. It's easy to generate power in a country that has a population just a little over that of Lagos state. The power problems in Nigeria has been caused by decades of neglect and looting in the sector, but things are getting better now and should be sorted out within the next 5years.
Health › Re: US Sends Medical Experts To Study How Nigeria Tamed Ebola by mickyarams: 9:48am On Oct 02, 2014
Is it the same USA that called our drug pesticide?
How art the mighty fallen!

God bless Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Pls Let's Share This Till It Gets To Fashola And The Lagos Police Commisioner by mickyarams: 7:53am On Oct 02, 2014
I really weep for this country.
Events › Re: As October 1st Approaches, How Will You Celebrate This Great Country? by mickyarams: 6:16pm On Oct 01, 2014
princebergz: don't get me started habilis...
How did you make it past kindergarten?? that's not even a complete sentence. Calling you a reta.rd will be an insult to reta.rds, so I'll just call you a pathetic 4cktard. By the way send my regards to your orangutan mum, I guess that'a why you're so hyper on this forum trying to act like a smart pleb. Oxford has a better dictionary where you can copy words to paste here. Silly doughnut!
Events › Re: As October 1st Approaches, How Will You Celebrate This Great Country? by mickyarams: 4:10pm On Oct 01, 2014
princebergz: eziokwu! you sure sound like a good sport... over and out!
Whatever makes you happy, silly plebeian plonker!
Events › Re: As October 1st Approaches, How Will You Celebrate This Great Country? by mickyarams: 12:18pm On Oct 01, 2014
princebergz: I have a job you know... in the spirit of Nigeria's Independence I cease all hostilities with you.
I cease all hostilties with you as well. Maybe next time I visit 9ja we can drink palm wine together to galvanize our truce. Happy independence day!
Celebrities › Re: Rare Powerful Photos From Nigeria's History. by mickyarams: 7:43am On Oct 01, 2014
I admire the beauty and how organised the buildings were. I don't know where it all went wrong for Nigeria.
Politics › Re: It Is Either The Koran Or The Sword For Nigerians- Aliyu Gwarzo. by mickyarams: 8:35pm On Sep 30, 2014
So much for the religion of peace. Awon fi ija bi!
Events › Re: As October 1st Approaches, How Will You Celebrate This Great Country? by mickyarams: 8:21pm On Sep 30, 2014
princebergz: Your "awesomeness " has been confirmed... I've seen this same line over and over again... It's very apt in describing you *wink*
n.b: go pick on someone in your weight category, with me it's TKO...
How long did it take you to come up with that one? You act as though your stupidity is a virtue. Slowpoke!
Events › Re: As October 1st Approaches, How Will You Celebrate This Great Country? by mickyarams: 12:17pm On Sep 30, 2014
princebergz: the U - word is heavy dude... I thought it describes only constipated r*tards like urs truly... but then that's none of my business...
It seems you were conceived on a motorway cause that's where most accidents happen. Silly 4cktard!

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