₦airaland Forum

walterenahoro:
Somebody said the Olympic torch was invented so the world could see the Ghanaian team? Kai, u people are harsh o.NO HARD FEELING O NA JOKE...LOL!!!

Icon4s:
No, I am from Príncipé and Sao-tome.

Icon4s post=392u51913:
That guy does nt jst only defend Ghana.He insults Nigeria alot even making reference to issues outside football. 2017 is too short. He should be banned till 2115.

Mztarstrechy:
The dancers are currently in the Academy and are scheduled to perform in this week’s episode of the show. Contestants with the lowest scores will be put up for eviction by the show judges after which the public will decide those to exit the show.According to Globacom, voting lines will openfrom 8.p.m. on Saturday and close at 12 midnight on Monday. Viewers who wish to vote should send the code number of the contestant they wish to vote for to 55518. Each SMS costs N50 in Nigeria and 50 ghana pesewas for voters in Ghana.Globacom has also released the stage names andcodes of the 30 contestants who are in the finals. They are: Prince (501), Manasseh (502), Da Octopus (503), Ambrose Tjark (504),Fearless (505), Weezy (506), G-Xtreme (507), MOD (508), Snipes (509) and Bobby Blankson (510).The others are Mali Hot Boy (511), Socrazykool (512), Tom-Tom (513), L’Dee (514), Ernest Smiley (515), Teejay (516), Captain Z (517), MX (518), Paulette (519), and Julius Fakta (520).The rest of the contestants are Kelvin (521), Ricky (522), Amazing Amy (523), C-Fly (524), Yemi (525), Miracle (526), T-Rubber (527), Messiah (528), Neon (529) and Nekky (530).A press statement by Globacom said that out of all these contestants, the names of those up for eviction will be revealed during the television broadcast.
http://classicfans..in/2015/10/voting-begins-on-glos-dance-with-peter.html

phrezzz:
Ah should i dig out ghanian memes hehe u would hate yourself o hmm i have over a 20 here be warned! Blackie

phrezzz:
i cant believe i wasted 2hrs of my time on u. 2hrs i can never get back. u work for expatriates and u mention inferiority complex? sigh. funny thing is u dont even have a job of ur own. blackie go and sleep am done with u lol.

mrham03:
what are bokogerians doing in ghana? Dont be foolish.

Amesko:
so she has arrived to have gut to insult my country, don't blame her if our country is cool what will my people be doing in Ghana

Amesko:
so she has arrived to have gut to insult my country, don't blame her if our country is cool what will my people be doing in Ghana

wallace83:
Jiggaman I'm a Ghanaian tooo....stop being a foolish stupid demented soul...I grew up with nigerians I was born there and till I left all I got was love from them ...but coming back here to my own land is the worst thing that ever happened to me even my Dad before he died his last words were "I regret coming back home" you Ghanaians are inward looking people primitive foolish demented souls.....if not for Nigerians can ur economy stand gas u import toothpick sef...... 11% of ur imports comes from Nigeria BANZA KAWAI

teadrake:
Common sense is the prejudice acquired by age eighteen. So unfortunate you could be running from thread to thread in demonstration the rot in your cranium. Mental evaluation needed for this fool!!!!

teadrake:
Common sense is the prejudice acquired by age eighteen. So unfortunate you could be running from thread to thread in demonstration the rot in your cranium. Mental evaluation needed for this fool!!!!

V0lv0:
Nigerians are so fking pathetic. The problem with you fools is that you never know how to take no for an answer. I for one do not shake hands nor hug strangers and fan or not, it's her personal space and she is allowed to choose who or who she will not hug. A lot of Nigeria guys are very hard headed and don't take No for an answer. I have personally had an experience were this Nigerian guy purposely held me by force without my consent all because I was not interested then later on started insulting me. Ghanaian girls are not Nigerian girls so if barbarism works for them well it does not work on us. I surely believe this clown went back for more and she insulted him.


Truth is we don't know whether she really said what she said about Nigerians. How come this guy ran away and was no where to be found if he was really innocence. Why did he keep mum for so long and only almost after 1 month is now coming to say this cock and bull story.

If Yvonne Nelson does not like Nigerians (well I don't think she hates every Nigerian since she is close with a lot of them) but maybe guys like Eze cos after all Nigerian men don't exactly have a good record and as the saying goes once bitten twice shy

To be honest most Ghanaian girls ( not the ashawos or the poor ones) don't think good of Nigerian guys so I never understand why Ya"ll go on and on.

Another thing is Ghanaian pidgin is different than Nigerian pidgin. Many West African countries speak pidgin from Cameroon to Liberian so I don't understand why some moronic comments about we are copying pidgin. It's like me saying Nigerians are copying Ghana by eating yam. Which is darn moronic to say as yam is a popular west african food.

Tell your touts and agberos to control themselves and stop forcing themselves on women. It's dusgusting

PinkBarbie:
I was skeptical about the story when it surfaced the internet. This only confirms my suspicion.

These Ghanaians will be saying shiit about Nigerians yet they can't leave Nigerians alone!

I'll start taking Ghanaians serious when they stop speaking our pidgin English since they detest anything Nigeria so much.

Nonsense black charcoal Ghana must go people!

terzurum5:
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‘New Finidi’ Aggreh: I Rejected Ghana To Play For Super Eagles
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Sunshine Starswinger,Prince Aggreh, who is in line to play for theSuper EaglesagainstBurkina Fasothis weekend, tells Comple tesportsnige ria.com'sADEBOYE AMOSUhow he turned down overtures fromGhanaso that he can wear the green and white colours ofNigeriaand the comparisons with the great Finidi George…
Your name has caused a lot of debate out there, where exactly are you from?
(Laughs)Yes, you are right. I have been approached by a lot of people asking me about my nationality. But the truth is I was born in Sapele, Delta State here in Nigeria.
Not only have people approached me, I have also received a lot of calls and text messages from within and outside Nigeria seeking to know if I'm a Nigerian.
Can you mention the name of the country that approached you?
The Ghanaians have tried to convince me to play for them. I got a call from someone in Ghana maybe a representative of their FA who asked me about my nationality.
He said I should ask my parents about my nationality. I just told him straight I am a Nigerian and nothing more.
I don't need to ask anybody about that because it's very clear.
Were they really desperate to have you play for their national team?
I think so because they kept pestering to inquire from my parents the truth about my nationality.
In my mind, the only country I know is Nigeria and I was not interested in all what they were saying then.
This has been a breakthrough season for you, from a virtually unknown player on the streets to a Nigeria international, how do you feel about it?
It's a wonderful feeling. Everything is just about the grace of God. You know how difficult it is to make it as a footballer in this part of the world.
It was really tough playing on the streets then, but the desire to wear the national team shirt and play professional football outside the country was a big motivation for me and my friends.
Thank God the hard work has paid off today. But I don't think i'm there yet. I want to be a regular starter in the Super Eagles and also play for the biggest clubs in the world.
What was is it like for you, your first day in the Super Eagles camp?
It was a dream come true for me. It's not something I can describe. I was happy to be in camp with the big boys from Europe. The likes of Ahmed Musa, Emmanuel Emenike and the other guys.
If you don't know them, you will think they are difficult guys to mix with, but they are all wonderful people and easy to relate with.
They played here in Nigeria before moving abroad, so they encourage us the home-based guys and make us understand that we are all one. It was a big family and I cherish that experience.
Many have described you as the new Finidi George of Nigerian football…
One thing about football is that you can't totally assess yourself. It is the supporters, fans and media who can always do an objective appraisal of us the players.
So, if that is what they think, I believe they are right because they see me play on a frequent basis.
Do you see yourself becoming a regular in the Super Eagles?
That's my dream, but it's not going to come on a platter of gold. I just have keep working hard to convince the coaches that I'm good enough to earn a starting shirt in the team.
But no matter what you do it is the coaches who have the final say on who starts or stays on the bench in every game.
You must be thinking of moving abroad anytime soon, are there offers on the table for you at the moment?
You are right. That's the dream of every footballer in this part of the world. I would love to play for a big European side one day.
It will also be great to play in the big competions like the Champions League and the Europa League.
I know it's not going to be easy, but I'm determined not get distracted by the challenges.
I want to take it one step at a time and I believe things will work out fine at the end of the day.
The English Premier League must be a big attraction for you like other African footballer…
Yes, but I don't want to reveal anything at the moment. I have a lot of good offers from clubs in Europe, but I don't want to discuss anything for now.
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www.completesportsnigeria.com/new-finidi-aggreh-i-rejected-ghana-to-play-for-super-eagles/

K4:
Fool, listen and listen good. First of all, Ghana does NOT buy gas from the shitnigerian government. It is a purely commercial transaction between a private company in your shitty country called N-Gas, which buys the gas from producers such as Chevron, Shell and ship it to Ghana,Togo etc. I am a guru in the oil n gas industry and I know everything that goes in in the industry.

2nd, the so-called $180 M is peanuts for a country like Ghana whose annual budget exceeds $10 billion. $180 million can't even sustain Ghana for 6 hours.

3, Ghana has started receiving gas from its own Jubilee field, amounting to some 150 MM scf/d. This is far more than the 120MM scf/d that Ghana receives from your country on a good day, under existing contract.

As at today, Ghana has excess gas it cant even use due to lack of plant capacity. My gut feeling is that Ghana doesn't need nigerian gas for now and having N-Gas cut gas supplies will simply save the country from paying for a product it cant even use!

onomeglo:
oh mehn I'm shivering right now,the almighty retarded born for nothing scavenger frm the town of gold coast,ur hate for Nigeria has destabilize ur sense of reasonings,u will forever roam the earth like the scavanger that u are,shameless son of a leper

onomeglo:
abeg mr goan get a job even na puff-puff gosh,ain't u tired of all these ranting 24 hrs on the net like a dog on heat arguing wat can never provide job or food for ur family,jeez. Go to work please odaabo

bakynes:
Accra is the second best city in Africa in ur dreams not in reality. Like you don't ve Poverty in Ghana or slums, you think we don't hear of how Electricity has seriously diminished in Ghana. Don't you depend on Nigerian Gas to power ur Gas turbines. I don't ve to argue with a foolish Ghanaian like you I have better things to do.

bakynes:
You are the fool here, thats because most of you don't go beyond Lagos. Have u been to the Capital City Abuja or the Port City, Port Harcourt, Kano city, Uyo. Your useless Accra cannot even be compared to Lagos not to talk of the Capital City Abuja. My friend go and sit down. Is it in Banking or telecommunications? You don't even have one single indigenous Telecomms company in your country, our banks are well on ground on your soil my friend Shut up. The Economy of one state is bigger than that of your country.

bakynes:
Please stop comparing Ghana with Nigeria. Nigeria is a bigger country in all capacity than Ghana. Even though Ghana is a stable country. In terms of Military Power we are number one in West Africa and third in Africa. UN mission and ECOMOG is constituted by the Nigerian Military. We have better cities than Ghana.Yes Ghana has better quality Education than Nigeria and stable democracy than Nigeria aside that Nigeria is bigger than Ghana.

whocanbewho:
who's struggling to go to ghana.? Mayb the outcast ones thou, what is a true naija boy going to do iin that shiii.t hole. In my country, you dare not tell anyone you are going to ghana because people see it as a very insignificant place. I'm sure you read the news, our politicians steal money for fun that's because we have it in abundance. Yes we flood everywhere , there's no where on earth you won't find a nigerian. I call that the hustling spirits. Unlike you lazy bones.