₦airaland Forum

Pason Pount needs to be thrown into the bottomless pit.

Sarr is having a good game. He’s been impressive. Looks like he’s playing from his favorite position.

TalabiAudu:
Where is Pason Pount?

Running around like a headless chicken

It’s about to get bloody.

Ndidi is my man of the match. Broke up the Egyptian play basically nullifying any Egyptian threat.

EgusiShankly:
Ndidi Man of the March

Agreed. Solid game. Broke up play severally. Nullified the Egyptian midfield.

humility33:
Aribo have been struggling from my observation
Maybe I will check the stats to cross check my view

Definitely not struggling. Maybe he’s not been optimal but he’s been involved in nearly all our chances and goals.

Joezinho:
Let's hope we get the desired second goal in the seocnd half. Because football is a game of two halves and i expect the Egyptians to come out gun-blazing in the second half.

Correct. Good thing is, Egypt will want to come out in the second half and we’ve got fast wingers to counter. Hopefully, it works out well.

Joezinho:
I hope we don't rue these missed chances.

I hope so too. This game could easily have been 3:0 just this half.

See how they celebrated and you’ll think they had leveled up

Havertz10:
Another generic academy player bout to be hyped to the heavens, they never learn

As long as he’s an academy boy who’s used the chances he’s had very well, we’ll hype him.

Hall is having a great game.

Ziyech tries to do too damn much.

Just negodu Lukaku. Throwing chances away with reckless abandon.

Hall is looking solid. He’s been having an eventful game.

This is exactly what Odoi should be doing. Same thing Hazard does but no, he’ll be running around in circles. Good goal from him.

Your eye don clear ba? You dey get issues with your blood because of woman wey go still leave, while your family go always be family.

Mumu boy

It’s totally normal for people to react differently to what they’re not used to. Effeminate men do not litter the streets of the country. Infact, many Nigerians haven’t set their eyes on one. It’s not a norm in this part of the world.

While some of us are more exposed and learned and won’t give a hoot what you do with your life as a cross dresser or an effeminate, you might not be so lucky with millions of other Nigerians.

If you be homo, as much as possible avoid revealing or be on the low as much as you can. Nigeria is not America and won’t be anytime soon. No amount of tears, screams on social media will change that. You better face reality and stop following oyinbo rainbow activists.

Microwhy:
[s]If you don't know, understand or have anything to say, just keep quite.
Religion is not common sense. These is part of the tenet their religion and not extremism, the Afghan people surely knows and that shouldn't be a problem. [/s]

A country that oppresses women, run by perverts but outlandishly poor is who you’re making a case for.

You’re an ediot!

merits:
See guy I felt your plight concerning the information, but sometimes not every comment you need to reply just read and ignore some dude here.Because I came to realiseed that nairaland is full of underage and mentally derailed people.So know this and know peace.

Look at this muhammadeen. Taliban is banning mannequins, banning women from working, stopping women from going to school, while drenched in acute poverty…Someone is logically trying to draw a correlation between the insanity of the taliban and the madness of hisbah up north, you’re gnashing your teeth.

At no point, did you condemn the madness from the taliban but you’re more interested in people outing the cavemen mentality of you n!twits. Pvnk!

Lol…Strategic 2023 campaign venture, to sway the Kano-Kaduna demographic.

[quote author= post=109084789]Lol... Please Nigerian youths should stop adding emotions when it comes to politics.. I know I'm not suppose to add please but if we want to take over this government we have to be logical and see it as a game.... THE NIGERIAN POLICE DOESN'T ANSWER TO THE STATE GOVERNMENT... This is facts and its the first rule.. The basics..as far as the law is concerned.. Malami is a federal figure wether you like it or not

Please you should quite emotions and understand this game[/quote]But the same state government can order the army (who shouldn’t even be involved in the first place) to roll the tanks in at Lekki, right?

Thunder fire all of una

Ruggedfighter:
Lol
People saying barbing is more lucrative, I laugh. A person who is good in phone repairs will make more money than someone who ks also good in barbing. I was an apprentice at a phone shop then and my boss was very good. I will not lie to you, he takes at least 10k home everyday, that's when business isn't good but the day business is good, he takes 20k-25k home everyday. Phone repairs is blood money oo

Like I’m literally wondering how barbing is more lucrative than phone repair. There’s a proliferation of barbers as you have barbers in literally every corner. In many instances, there’s more than enough barbers which can mean over supply. Barbing also has a low barrier to entry, which means any body can in a matter of days learn how to barb, open a shop next to you and halve your income.

On the other hand, phone repairs are based of skills acquired that can take months or even years to master. With almost every Nigerian with a phone, this means there’s a market. The barrier to entry is somewhat high.

I don’t know any phone repairer who’s not earning a decent living. On the average, phone repairers earn more than barbers. I’m not talking of those road side phone chargers that call themselves repairers.