₦airaland Forum

Qummie:
Get off ur high horse. Fathered by which Igbos? My cousins are light-skinned and there's no pint of Igbo blood in my lineage. I'm naturally brown-skinned and both my parents are Yorubas, no Igbo history whatsoever. I have many friends who are light-skinned too and they are purely Yoruba.
@bolded, when there are better looking Yoruba guys? How do you think the name "Yoruba Demons" came about?
Please face facts not stereotypes.

7lives:
What load of crap, You need to see my great grand mother and all of us, and we don't mix with ajeokuta ma mu omi, its in fact an abomination.

davidif:
No I will not.

Qummie:
You obviously do not "know exactly how Yori pple look like".
You only know the stereotype.

Qummie:
Rita, Stephanie and Omotola.





There are many naturally light-skinned Yorubas, what are you saying?

watchindelta:
ummm but u self wowo na!

AfonjaStinks:

With this your face, you ain't suppose to call anyone ugly

Goat face

davidif:
As a citizen of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, it is my business.

davidif:
Do you have an idea the impact of what this guys are doing?

Oblang:
Why u no say southerner na southerner...

MadamExcellency:
Folorunsho Alakija is a Billionaire', Stella Oduah is a corrupt politician while Patience Jonathan, who opened the first community bank in Rivers State can't make money.


Kikikikiki!

Keep deceiving yourselves. Among the three women I mentioned, she is the least to become a self-made billionaire without corruption and government dash dash.

Someone said import waiver is corruption because the bulk went to Easterner but allocation of Oil Well freely isn't corruption worth probing.

Diezani Madueke (who we were told that her wages can't buy her golden ornaments) can't in any way be compared to Folorunsho Alakija (a mere tailor) in anyway in Oil business and operations, yet her oil deals are corruption while Alakija's is doggedness.

Who be mumu in this contraception called Nigeria? Why not treat everyone equally, irrespective of region and use the same rule of law for every Dike, Tope and Haruna for a mutual sense of belonging.

TheSuperNerd:
Swedish-Based Stars Chikwelu, Okobi & Ikidi
Happy To Represent Nigeria At AWCON



https://allnigeriasoccer.com/football_pics/26871Rita.jpg



Three Swedish-based Nigerian stars, who play in
the top league Damallsvenskan, are set to
represent the Super Falcons at the 2016 Africa
Women Cup of Nations in Cameroon next month.


They include Faith Ikidi (Piteå), Rita Chikwelu
(Umeå IK) and Ngozi Sonia Okobi (Vittsjo), and
the trio expressed their happiness at being called
to the national team.


Rita Chikwelu was out in the international
wilderness until she was invited to the Super
Falcons squad that tackled Senegal in April.


“I’m very happy to have the opportunity to play
with the Super Falcons again. It is a great honor
for me. For various reasons I have not had the
chance to play in the National Team since 2012 in
the Nations Cup, except for two qualifying
matches against Senegal in April.


“We will have a good team traveling to Cameroon,
I know our coaches will prepare the team and the
players in the best way for the tournament.

“We professionals abroad have been playing a
long season and we are all in great shape,”
Chikwelu told allnigeriasoccer.com.

She added : “Faith Ikidi has as usual had a very
good season in Piteå as a central defender, Okobi
has trained hard and played many good matches.

“I believe in our team and it’s a good mix of
players from Nigeria and professionals. ”


In Sweden, the Nigerian players in
Damallsvenskan are: Faith ikidi (Piteå), Rita
Chikwelu (Umeå IK), Sonia Okobi
(Vittsjö), Josephine Chukwunonye (Vittsjo),
Ogonna Chukwudi (Orebro) and Sarah Michael
(Orebro).

All the players are important for their teams and
Nigerians should all be proud of them.

Rita Chikwelu had again a very good season. Her
team Umea has been hit by injuries but Rita has
carried the team on her shoulders. She has been
one of the best midfielders in Damallsvenskan this
year.


Faith Ikidi was voted Defensive Player of the Year
2015 in Sweden, a prize that she could have had
even several times before. She has caught the
eyes of many in her games and is a role model for
many Swedish footballers.

Okobi has worked hard in the midfield in a new
tough league. Her physical status has never been
better and her great technical skills are
improving.

Source: http://allnigeriasoccer.com/read_news.php?nid=20880

bobkezel:
Time to guard my cucumbers again.