₦airaland Forum

she aint even pretty sef

richommie:
onila qoan meet the Esema first.
Meanwhile who among the igbinedion re u crushing on ?

#YOLO

uyi and Igbinosa

edo men are some of the finest in the Niger delta. .trying hard to compete with their Igbo and Yoruba counterparts

kalabari men too are trying

I know edo men will love me because edo girls are troublesome and hot headed

I haven't met a family full of handsome, smart, proud, hardworking, goodlooking, family oriented young men

the new generation of igbinedion guys are just so cute, full of swag and $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
I have been stalking the whole family lately

I need to marry one

just scared of juju
looks like a very traditional family that will be involved in fetish tings


bullet! this is Onila

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representing Lady F

ronald4lif:
Yap. Don't you watch football or basketball? What club do you support.

Cleveland cavaliers

lacasera14:
Op you are so wrong, there's no proof or fact that connects ugliness to slim guys just say you don't like them slim we'll understand. FYI am slim and cute

yea true

u can be slim with a nice face
but having a skinny frame for a guy is FAIL!

HolyHero:
u lever see me sha

yr face is full n round

so ur okay

ur lucky

ladyF:
They are fine o

u must be a Fulani girl

u see why I wanna marry a chubby man
so I wont have skinny sons

only skinny girls are fine

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Prince Amukamara is real Nigerian prince whose first name is also “Prince.” Ten years ago, he was playing casual football games with the neighborhood kids in the park across the street from his house. Today, he’s the top cornerback for the New York Giants. He’s also an unabashed virgin who’s waiting until marriage to have sex.

Mini Biography
Born Prince Kelechi Amukamara on June 6, 1989 in Massachusetts to parents Romanus (a teacher) and Christy Amukamara (a former Olympic athlete). Note: His legal first name is “Prince,” and he is also Nigerian royalty (you could call him “Prince Prince”).

Childhood

Prince’s father (Romanus Amukamara) was born to a royal family in Nigeria. He was slated for a life of wealth and privilege, but decided instead to immigrate to the US and pursue an education.

Romanus started in community college, then upgraded to NJ State, then joined the US Army. As his family grew, their small place in NJ was becoming too small, so Romanus moved the family to Glendale, Arizona.

Their new home in Arizona was across the street from a public park. When the children wanted to play, they’d usually end up playing in the park, and young Prince Amukamara grew increasingly immersed in local pee-wee football games.

Teens

Prince Amukamara attended High School in Arizona, and excelled in multiple sports (of course). Most notably, Amukamara was a track & field standout — his HS coach called him “an explosive weapon” on the football field.

Age 16 – 17: Now a freshman in high school, he gets introduced to FCA and starts learning about Christianity. He meets a Nebraska teammate, Eric Hagg, at an FCA camp and starts following Christ and knowing more about Him.

Scores 23 touchdowns in six games. Named “Big School Player of the Year,” and is offered scholarships from several prominent schools. Despite the scout interest, he remains focused on the game. When asked to comment on all the recruiters interested in him, he says “I’m not worried about the recruiting now. I will look at it closer after the season.”

Age 18 – 21: Amukamara attends the University of Nebraska, and plays for the Nebraska Cornhuskers.

Age 18: Makes his debut for Nebraska against Ball State. A senior teammate describes him as being a newcomer “with a lot of personality.” Amukamara finishes the year with four tackles in eight games, and still makes time for his studies (he earns a spot on the Big 12 Commissioner’s Fall Academic Honor Roll).

Age 19: Plays in all 13 of Nebraska’s games. Finishes the year with 34 tackles.

Age 20: Now a junior, Amukamara becomes starting cornerback for Nebraska. Suffers an injury during a game against LA, but still doesn’t miss any games. Finishes the 2009 season tied for the most interceptions on the team. Selected for the First-Team All-Big 12 (unanimous selected by coaches, KC Star, SA Express-News, Dallas Morning News, Rivals.com, ESPN.com, and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in 2009)

Age 21: Now a senior, Amukamara continues to play exceptionally well, and is praised for his “lock-down ability” against wide receivers during the season. Selected unanimously as a first-team All-American, and the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year. Selected 19th by the New York Giants in the 2011 NFL Draft. The day after signing with the Giants, he gets sidelined indefinitely with a broken left foot on the metatarsal bone.

In the first series of his career with the Giants, Amukamara recorded an interception on a Vince Young pass against the Philadelphia Eagles. He won his first Super Bowl, winning Super Bowl XLVI with the Giants, defeating the New England Patriots 21-17.

Age 22: Meets Pilar Davis (his fiance) for the first time in a club in New York City.

Age 23: Snags his first career interception and win the Super Bowl after recovering from an injury.

Impresses Coach Tom Coughlin with his tentative plays at times last season. Amukamara’s aggressive one-on-one coverage is evident during championship postseason run.

Pro Football Focus calls him a “second-year standout” and rates him as the 9th best cornerback in the entire league.

Faces controversy when a video was posted online showing him and his Giants teammates, with linebacker Jason Pierre-Paul front and center, dumping him in an ice bath. The media called it hazing and coach Tom Coughlin ended up publicly addressing the situation.

Age 24: Proposes to Pilar on stage at a Jabbawockeez show at Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. They are expected to get married next year.