₦airaland Forum

MidolsStudent:
because of d 3 women dat are representin us in winter Olympics?

babyfaceafrica:
yes

EmperorTech:
Have you seen Veronica Campbell of Jamaica and Endurance Ojokolo of Nigeria? Google their pix then you will know looking good have nothing to do with female track and field athletes.

Most females from my country's team USA women's track and field , Nigerian and the Hatian and Jamacians that I've seen go up against them,look good.
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But only 1 David Oliver from USA males track looks good

RedRubberDucky:
[color=crimson]Most females from my country's team USA women's track and field , Nigerian and the Hatian and Jamacians that I've seen go up against them,look good.
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[b]But only 1 David Oliver from USA males track looks good [b][/color]

EmperorTech:
You joking right at the emboldened? what about Justin Gatlin and Tyson Gay?

only looks good at certain angles. U must be truly fine or u ain't
And Tyson ain't my kinda fine in any angle

Just like u ain't fine,Vahala

RedRubberDucky:
[color=crimson]only looks good at certain angles. U must be truly fine or u ain't
And Tyson ain't my kinda fine in any angle

Just like u ain't fine,Vahala [/color]

EmperorTech:
The only surprise here is that you can now type better, unlike before.

Bye!

my type/speech is immaculate block head[/color]

RedRubberDucky:
[color=crimson]my type/speech is immaculate block head[/color]

sonnie10:
Let me guess, the black one should be Seun. Not negating her beauty though.

RedRubberDucky:
[color=crimson]females who run track and field always look good Why don't the males [/color]

sleeknick:
All these ones wey don dey do like mumu already... Mtcheeeeew

agadez007:
We have talents down south but we still allow ourselves to be ruled by the hausa/fulanis who are not in anyway better than us

Southerners are very PHOOLISH

ThisIsNaijaBlog:
No African country has represented the sport of bobsled at the Winter Olympics, but that’s about to change thanks to three women aiming to represent Nigeria. Seun Adigun, Ngozi Onwumere and Akuoma Omeoga are shaping history to become Nigeria’s first women’s bobsled team.

Seun, Ngozi and Akuoma are established athletes and are engaged in many hustles. Ngozi has background work experience in the mortgage industry and is now a full-time student pursuing a Doctoral degree. Akuoma is the brakeman for the Nigerian Women’s Bobsled Team and also works as a healthcare recruiter. Seun is the driver of the team and also currently a chiropractic student. Seun is studying for a dual degree of a Doctorate of Chiropractic from Texas Chiropractic College and a Masters of Science in Exercise & Health Science University of Houston Clear Lake.


http://www.thisisnaija.com/2017/02/meet-3-women-about-to-represent-nigeria.html?m=1