Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by mikron(m): 2:29pm On Jun 27, 2019 |
TheSuperNerd: Mikron my man... Good to see you again bro.  me to @ thesupernerd, been a while. How have u been bro? |
Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by mikron(m): 1:45pm On Jun 27, 2019 |
TheSuperNerd: Oh yeah the Camera guy did fine. Just fine. Thanks for the welcome Sir AIG... Greetings to you and I recall Mikron and you as tight buddies. Hope he is doing great. Excelsior Eagles!!! yeah I'm. Been a while bro, @AIG my personal person, I gallant. |
Sports › Re: Omeruo Wins Man Of The Match Against Guinea Clash by mikron(m): 11:39pm On Jun 26, 2019 |
very solid performance from him and the boys in general. keep the nations flag flying |
Politics › Re: Tribunal Rejects Atiku, Pdp’s Request To Access Inec’s Server. by mikron(m): 2:38pm On Jun 24, 2019 |
Atikus legal counsel's keep urging him on, keep eating his looted cash. Let him keep fighting for an imaginary lost non existent phony mandate. Mofo But pdp thought we are so gullible to usher them back into power after all they did in their 16 years of bad leadership in Nigeria. Never again. |
Celebrities › Re: Burna Boy Warns Steff London: "You Cannot Be Going Outside Like This O" by mikron(m): 2:02pm On Jun 24, 2019 |
Thought she is stefflon don which one come be steff London? @op abeg is that her full name? Correct me if I'm wrong. |
Sports › Re: Man.utd Transfers And Signings 2019 by mikron(m): 12:51pm On Jun 21, 2019 |
KingLennon: On point bro....We need that Bruno Fernandes even with Celso from Real betis if Pogba leaves. We are United yes we are GGMU |
Sports › Re: Man.utd Transfers And Signings 2019 by mikron(m): 12:50pm On Jun 21, 2019 |
KingLennon: Some of those players want CL football that's posing a great problem for us. Icardi for Lukaku will be great though but we need a commanding centre back we can only suffer non champions league football for this incoming season. I know with proper signings, we will get back to the top 4 |
Sports › Re: AFCON 2019: The Top 10 Players To Watch Out For by mikron(m): 4:01am On Jun 21, 2019 |
In no particular order Chukwueze Onyekuru Iwobi Osimhen Ndidi Keïta balde Zaha Koulibally Pepe Mane Sallah Ziyech Mahrez Partey Percy tau Knowledge musonda Khama biliat Onana Idrissa gueye Wanyama |
Celebrities › Re: Why Ghanaians Attack Nigerians – Afia Shwarzenneger by mikron(m): 10:40pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
Naajjii: You know yourselves . na u get ur mouth |
Sports › Re: Man.utd Transfers And Signings 2019 by mikron(m): 10:34pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
mightyjoe746: if you are the agent of those players will you allow them to sign for man united as of today? don't let's deceive ourselves none of those players can come to man united this summer. why did u say so? name 4 clubs in the world as of now richer than utd? u think because we had a bad season players would not come? utd is a brand, a big brand that attracts. money is the name of the game, when the arab prince took over man city, didnt they buy big players? as of then they got yaya toure, balloteli, robinho (one of the hottest properties in football then) not forgetting tevez from utd, how many titles did they have then? my brother leave matter. when pogba and ibra signed for us we were not playing champions league football, we were in the lower cadre europa. yet they came. players looks at the long term future of the club, not what they will gain short term. watch us sign bruno fernandes, and whoever ole wants to sign. FORM IS TEMPORAL, CLASS IS PERMANENT.we are utd |
Sports › Re: Man.utd Transfers And Signings 2019 by mikron(m): 9:06pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
KingLennon: This thread is for only true united supporters. Lets discuss some of our transfers and players who will fit into our philosophy. GGMU....
CC: AndrewFarms mikron, HarbySloy, josef1, andrewfarms Cc: Donaldduke2019 hardon monolisa185 desquad bmvees Alexchubee Apcmyheart bettercreature ammyluv2002 Crownadex ekhai aieromon Lesbianboy jusmudi gentle136 Lesbianboy hardon kyase monolisa185 seunny4lif desquad andrewfarms Tvegas hardeycute seunny4lif Proudlyngwa youdondeymad sirfee Ivanlxi don4ye HERSLEY Lily4star Khutie Bibidear dfrost Keneking tripoli007 greatmarshall lomprico ztanleechima Tychamps oluwaseyi000 tolufase zinachidi Ivanlxi arejibadz myners007 jtigwell0 RRWraith Kabeeru abeliver Maximus85 Adaumunocha ibolomo CrEaToRmalden iamharkinwaley mansakhalifa omobolajiatanda Lh19 HamiidLyon xynerise Nelsizzy architect hutc ottohan richybankx enemyofprogress habbyy03 chiiraq802 akeeen haywhy28 HzRF Victornezzar szen offishialpablo ekhai nogoodadvice Dabossman iamharkinwaley EverGlorious CaptPlanet kstyle2 annie74 CecyAdr geestunnar Lomprico2 cana882 Fuckingmallam45 Allylic and punthunt I will want us to sign Bruno fernandes, Ruben Dias, Paulo dybala, coutinho, eriksen in case Pogba leaves. Let's exchange icardi for lukaku ( since lukaku is interested in joining inter. Wan bisaka is almost done and let's get max Aaron's from Norwich too. Finally either koulibally from Napoli or skrnia from inter for our defense. That will be great |
Sports › Re: See The Nicknames Of All The 24 Teams Competing At AFCON 2019 by mikron(m): 4:07pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
BenzEne1: They have shone brighter than our "Super Chickens". They've got 3 ANC trophies, have the highest scoring African in the World Cup + they are the only other team apart from Senegal to play a World Cup quarterfinal.
Meanwhile I tip either Egypt or Senegal to go all the way. Ghana have 4 afcon trophies not 3. Nigeria have 3 |
Sports › Re: See The Nicknames Of All The 24 Teams Competing At AFCON 2019 by mikron(m): 4:06pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
pumpkinpie: apart from Uganda,egypt,ghana,tanzania etc are not nicknamed by animals is crane not an animal? Crane is a bird. An animal. >Uganda cranes |
Sports › Re: See The Nicknames Of All The 24 Teams Competing At AFCON 2019 by mikron(m): 3:57pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
karma2000: Anyway some people call Germany THE GERMAN MACHINES offical name the Mannschaft) |
Celebrities › Re: Why Ghanaians Attack Nigerians – Afia Shwarzenneger by mikron(m): 3:49pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
Naija don suffer sha, even Ghana. I don't blame them, I blame the unscrupulous criminal elements ruining our name in foreign lands |
Celebrities › Re: Why Ghanaians Attack Nigerians – Afia Shwarzenneger by mikron(m): 3:47pm On Jun 20, 2019 |
Naajjii: It's all of you southern Nigerians not all Nigerians. Can't you people have self respect and stay and struggle in Nigeria instead of the embarrassment you are going through not even developed countries but Ghana, Kenya etc you guys should downplay this abroad abroad mentality pls. southern Nigeria consist of rivers, bayelsa, delta, Edo, cross river and akwa ibom. Are u saying the culprits are from these states? Just quoting u since u specifically pointed out southern Nigeria |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 12:12am On Jun 04, 2019 |
Problemkid1: He called Nigeria a shitthol and he's from that shitthol. He's also a shitthol too   |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 11:28am On Jun 02, 2019 |
planetx: I didn't even know the person was living in Ivory Coast of all places always talking down Nigeria everytime a thread like this come up. Let's ask him if the average American or Canadian where he claims all the upper middle class Nigerians are running to have $300k liquid net worth talkless of Ivorians. my point exactly. |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 2:18am On Jun 02, 2019 |
Ugosample: okay....
Let me break it down to you....
Life in Nigeria (let mr call it that) is HELLISH
And it has a bleak future with the way kids are popping, and the excruciating unemployment levels
CIV on the other hand has unemployment issues (not to the degree of Nigeria tho, as they are lucky to have so much foreign investments that create jobs for them, plus a huge public sector that absorbs them) CIV (and indeed most of the countries I stay intermittently in) enjoy a BETTER standard of living than you will find in Nigeria.
And that issa fact (ask anyone else who lived in multiplr countries)
to live the standard of life that a lower middle class Ivorian or say Turkish person lives, you will need to run your gen 24/7 (they have the light already) raise a tank above your house to get water ( they get water directly to their house, no need for pumping machine trouble) build high fences (they don't need that, secure and barricade yourself (they also do not need thst) and the list goes on.....
Nigeria ranis below CIV and Turkey in every Human Development Index....
NIGERIA the poverty capital of the world should tell you something I have travelled to all regions in Nigeria apart from NE and I have seen poverty like I have never seen elsewhere apart from Liberia and Sierra Leone In that country
that is my point
tho it's somewhat easier for a Nigerian to make quick money (especially if you have no conscience and you are ready to do whatever, to what end really? when you will still livein fear
so except you are very loaded, i see no reason why anyone will want to live in Nigeria
If only Nigeria can fix its power problen; security problem and curb it's soaring inflatoo rate, the quality of life will improve so much
But till then
the country is still failed you are comparing ivory coast a country of about 24.29 million to Nigeria with almost 200m. the whole of ivory coast at 24.2m is not upto the population of lagos (17.5m) and kano (9.4m). do u think if Nigeria was just lagos and kano we wouldnt have been at par with some European countries in terms of infrastructure and standard of living? agreed our leaders failed us but we will get it right sooner than later. but pls dont compare naija and ivory coast. its like comparing a 3 ft man with a 6 ft man. i reserve my comment. |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 1:32am On Jun 02, 2019*. Modified: 11:31am On Jun 02, 2019 |
oluayebenz: Correct.
But is better to just ignore some people this is not the first time im reading his comments about anything Nigerian, always negative, bad and insultive. we should mind the way we talk in social media. |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 1:30am On Jun 02, 2019 |
Ugosample: because in actual fact, they are doing it for theur kids
They will be exposed to opportunities unfortunate kids stuck in NiggerArea can only dream of...
The sky is the limit out there
Can't say the same for NiggerArea 
Be there fooling yourself thinking you are living the life because you have some change in the midst of so many poor and unfortunate people 
When the economy sink further, una eye go clear 
Except you are in the political elite @class, or Corporate titan class (top echelon of corporate NIGERIA) or you have a networth of $300k upwards liquid, you are fooling yourself in NiggerArea thinking you are living life...
You don't have to take this serious tho...
it's just my opinion and world view
You are entitled to yours too......
*Chronicles of a failed, finished zoo country*
@Angelicbeing let me get this straight because im really confused here 1. from u almost everybody living in Nigeria is poor. (sorry im not) 2. according to u and i quote ''Except you are in the political elite @class, or Corporate titan class (top echelon of corporate NIGERIA) or you have a networth of $300k upwards liquid, you are fooling yourself in NiggerArea thinking you are living life...'' that means everybody living in ivory coast have $300k? and the ivory coast that u currently reside is a first world country right? they are very rich. a classic case of giving a dog a bad name just to kill it. Nigeria will be a better place for us, naija is blessed |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 1:16am On Jun 02, 2019 |
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Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 12:56am On Jun 02, 2019 |
nwanneni: Lol @ niggerArea.ugosample easy ooo! Well,I think we succeed outside Nigeria because we take our ideas from the over competitive Nigeria and employ them in Virgin lands.see what I mean? For me eh,I sold whisky in CEMAC and made good dough from it but I do not think I would have succeeded if I tried that rubbish in Aba,Onitsha or lagos. So Ugo,you have to give Naija that credit of making you smart enough to compete with locals of that country and beat them at their own game  You really hate 9ja sha been reading his comments, make the guy no go choke for him hate for my beautiful country naija o |
Travel › Re: From Frying Pan To Fire In Search Of Greener Pastures. My True Life Experience. by mikron(m): 12:52am On Jun 02, 2019 |
distributeinc: If a person is poor and desperate, of course, they need to go where they can get jobs, and get paid...not everyone wants to run out, lots of people are doing well here, living better lives than Nigerian immigrants abroad...it all depends on what you are doing wherever you are. Not everyone wants to leave Nigeria for greener pastures abroad... pls tell him. i ve been reading that guys nasty comment on any travel thread here regarding nigeria, all deregatory and insulting. sometimes i wonder if he is a Nigerian. he is so full of hate. its disgusting. i get angry reading his hateful comments  |
Politics › Re: Julius Berger Installs Live Camera On The 2nd Niger Bridge by mikron(m): 12:27pm On May 29, 2019 |
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Politics › Re: Who Is Afraid Of Atiku Abubakar? - By Femi Aribisala by mikron(m): 2:44am On May 29, 2019 |
Is aribisala not a PDP supporter? U expect him to write the opposite against his defeated party's presidential candidate? |
Politics › Re: PDP Media Team Cries Out On Twitter Over Unpaid Salaries by mikron(m): 2:11am On May 29, 2019 |
A dead satanic party like PDP that know nothing but looting wants to come back to rule us, never again. |
Sports › U20 World Cup : Five Things We Learned From Flying Eagles Loss To United States by mikron(op): 11:38pm On May 27, 2019 |
Here are five takeaways from Monday's 2-0 defeat of Nigeria's U20 side to the United States.
1. Flying Eagles Defending Was Abject
The Flying Eagles had a game to forget as the USA ran them ragged with their tireless movements at the Bielsko-Biala stadium.
The Nigerian defenders had a poor game and left their goalkeeper Olawale Oremade vulnerable to the many onslaught from the Yankees.
There were good moments for the Nigerians but overall the defending on Monday and it needs to be ironed out before the win or bust clash against Ukraine on Thursday.
2. Dele-Bashiru's Substitution Hurt Flying Eagles
With about half an hour played in the game, Manchester City starlet Tom Dele-Bashiru was replaced by Aniekeme Okon for supposedly fitness reasons.
Albeit Okon gave a good account of himself, it was telling that the player who most of the invention and creativity from the Africans was expected from had to be substituted off early in the match.
Perhaps had the playmaker stayed on the pitch much longer the two time finalists would have fared better.
3. Offia Went Missing In Second Half
Henry Okechukwu Offia was one of the best players in Nigeria's first game against Qatar but after a decent early first half contributions when he had to track back against USA and had a slew of 'shooting practices' the forward was poor and anonymous in the second half.
His pace, power and hunger to test the keeper are commendable but it was not what Nigerians wanted to see.
4. Effiom Should Be Eagles' Marksman
The duo of Tijani Muhammad and Jerome Adams were good in harrying the USA defenders with their physicality but from the evidence of the two matches played so far, none is better at facing a goalkeeper than Maxwell Effiom.
The two forwards never tested USA keeper Brady Scott unlike Effiom who had about two attempts at goal including that 40th minute pile drive which came off the crossbar to the disappointment of the team.
Effiom was on target against Qatar with an assured finish continuing from his CAF U-20 Africa Nations Cup performances in Niger where he was one of Nigeria's few bright spots.
5. Nigerian Fans Not In Their Elements
There were few Nigerians in Poland to cheer the Flying Eagles.
The Nigeria football supporters club ought to be at the tournament but perhaps the latest infighting and breakout groups in the body is reason why the Nigeria football supporters club were not seen in Poland. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs USA: FIFA U20 World Cup, Monday 27 May 2019 by mikron(m): 8:22pm On May 27, 2019 |
Walelavender: Only few individual brilliance. Passes are poor,wrong decision on the ball,lacklustre final third. Any where belle face.
Siasia should have maintained this U-20. We saw his boys played with lot of finesse.
This is not the type of coach we need for developmental football well said |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs USA: FIFA U20 World Cup, Monday 27 May 2019 by mikron(m): 8:21pm On May 27, 2019 |
Dele bashiru was not playing well in this game, he was lost, little wonder the coach withdrew him and brought in okoo |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs USA: FIFA U20 World Cup, Monday 27 May 2019 by mikron(m): 8:20pm On May 27, 2019 |
helinues: Keep the update flowing.. Hope our guys would picked up by second half we hope so |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs USA: FIFA U20 World Cup, Monday 27 May 2019 by mikron(m): 8:19pm On May 27, 2019 |
janefrancisca: We are getting into the game. Three good attempt so far. inside 40 mins it's now we are getting into the game. We no try at all o |