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jidemoh:She said the kid is 2 years except you were there when he was born, stop arguing about his age. What if the marks were not recent? Are those marks supposed to be on his back and body? What are you arguing about? This evidence of child abuse period. Whoever inflicted those marks should be prosecuted and made to stay away from children. |
thesicilian:No sensible Igbo man will either condemn this man whoever he is or condemn Igbokwe’s appointment. No sensible Igbo man will wish him evil as well. Igbos might be a bit concerned when he starts making silly and embarrassing comments about his heritage. We all know igbokwe as an efulefu. He is a ‘house nigga’ who will whoop his brodas backs for a piece of bread and to satisfy his masters and prove his loyalty. We understand that. We are not concerned with his ‘boy boy’ role in Tinubu’s plantation. We will only react when his madness takes him beyond the river Niger bridge. |
QuotaSystem:This is beyond Nigeria coat of arms, if Ekweremadu had worn a pattern of Eagles, bison, elephant, he would’ve still have been criticised. He got it wrong. A man of his status should know better. |
I disagree with Ipob and what they did to Ekweremadu but that attire was a no no. Ekweremadu got it wrong, not just because it has the coat of arm but because he bastardised the ‘isiagu’. Who does that? If he wants to be a fashionista, he should hit the runway. What he did to that jumper was can be compared to an NYSC platoon leader cutting and adapting his uniform to suit or confirm to some silly social trend. Ekweremadu messed up with his dressing. He committed an unpardonable faux pas with that coat of arms patterns. If an Don Jazzy, Phyno or the boy that presents Big brother Nigeria (Ebuka) attempts or wears that, they could be pardoned but Ekweremadu? He shouldn’t do that. Ipob was childish, embarrassing and barbaric but Ekweremadu was very foolish to wear that piece of thrash to an Iriji. While I believe that Ipob should be punished for their unruly behaviours, Ekweremadu should be fined for disrespecting our culture. |
Abagworo:Rochas is a disgrace and an embarrassment. |
Shinningstar201:By Christmas probably, your girl friend will buy that with your money and you’ll be stroking it and complimenting her for having such beautiful hairs and braids. |
PEPPERified:What exactly did Siasia do? How was he connected to all the gibberish he said there and what’s the fifa’s extensive investigation that people have been mentioning here? |
sylve11:Perumal is a scammer. Fifa should leave Siasia alone. If Siasia was that corrupt, he wouldn’t have pulled anything off without the involvement of lots of super eagles players which wouldn’t have been possible. He should name the players from Kenya whom he bribed and the NFF officials he met. How can fifa ban someone without questioning him. Photo of Perumal and Siasia at the Malaysia tournament is rubbish. |
Jaqenhghar:Greed ruined this man. When you are addicted with it, there’s only one end...destruction. |
arrestdarrester:Perumal is a scammer and silly. Nigeria beat Kenya. Anyone who watched that match would know that the eagles fought hard and deserved their victory. If he paid the Kenyan players, he should’ve named those involved. I can’t comment on the Mozambique vs Tunisia match. If he paid the Mozambicans, that’s motivation to beat the Carthage Eagles. That investment or bribery wouldn’t have guaranteed victory except the Tunisians were compromised as well. Mozambique defeated the Tunisians because they were better on the day. Who were those officials from NFF that he met? I still haven’t seen how Siasia was involved in this. I mean, this is not Xbox or PlayStation. It was the players: Enyeama, Yobo, Mikel, Osaze, Aiyegbenu, martins that saved Nigeria that day. Kenya actually scored first and fought hard to defeat the eagles, Obafemi Martins equalised and Yakubu gave us the lead in the second half. Kenya made it 2-2 before the 70th min and was mounting serious pressure to defeat the eagles before Oba Martins scores in the 83rd min...7mins before normal time. To hell with this devilish Perumal. |
Brinxs:According to one of the girls, Onwuhara “doesn’t make the money rain, he made it thunderstorm” |
...and for all that crime, he got only 70 months? He was a very lucky man. |
Ladiesdoctor:Why do you ask? Back to the topic, I was expecting to see an overwhelming evidence why Siasia’s name was being rubbished but I saw none. The man being investigated and who apparently mentioned Siasia’s name is a sinking man who can say anything to get a lesser sentence. I am surprised that Siasia heard about the ban just like the rest of us. He should be given a chance to clear his name if he maintains innocence. |
Where’s the evidence that he was involved in the bribery? Which match did he manipulate? Siasia should be given the chance to prove his innocence. How can Fifa take such decision without giving the man any opportunity to clear his name? |
Nyamuri:Coward, you should be located and locked up in underground prison. |
LordofNaija:With a friend like you, he doesn’t need any enemy. Nice of you to broadcast his name on Nairaland. What is your name sir? |
Either there was an error in the report of Mike Tyson exaggerated and told some lies on the quantity he smokes every month. No one can smoke that amount of weed considering the fact that the substance has been legalised, he cultivates the stuff and cost would’ve drastically gone down. Even if it was still illegal, he still wouldn’t have smoked that much per month. Not even Fela, Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, Redman or Bob Marley would’ve smoked that much in a month. Dude was trying to promote his farm. |
Nigeria is in big trouble. There’s no conscious effort to reduce the cost of governance and fight corruption. These people do not need these cars. It’s a huge waste of resources. They all have at least 2 very good cars in their garages. People like Dino Melaye would spend time online showing off his collections and huge garage like P squares while plans are on the way to increase his acquisitions. In a few years, they’ll pay less than 2million naira each for these expensive machines. |
Freemanbobble:I concur but what did you expect people to say? They are only being optimistic about his future. They were just ‘wowed’ by his size and coordination. |
saintokwuluora:True that....but like you said, he needs to be nurtured. If you are running an academy and on the lookout for young talents,this video would make your job easier. He wasn’t just juggling the ball, he has passion, skills and good legs and you wonder how long he must have been doing that. Academies would spend lots of time teaching kids how to juggle and keep uppy like that. If he makes a smooth transition, you would be looking at a future midfielder like Xavi, JJ or Iniesta there. |
Freemanbobble:You not entirely correct. Not every ball juggler would be a good footballer, however there are some obvious traits that talent hunters look for in their potential stars. This little boy with his coordinated footworks and skills is one of the big signs that any serious football agent or footie academy people would be looking for. Same way some NBA agents would visit Africa give scholarships to very tall Sudanese teenagers. It doesn’t mean those kids would end up becoming NBA superstars. Jeremy Lynch started like this boy, trained under Arsenal youth academy but never became a football player instead, he became huge juggling football for NIKE etc. This little man has talent and need to be nurtured. People are right in calling for his sponsorship. |
generationz:Why the loool?? It’s not funny bro ![]() Madams stolen jewelleries could fill 7 chests. That was why it took that long to come to a resolution. |
generationz:Yes they met by accident at the George hotel by 7.30pm. They were discussing how to get her jewelleries back. They finished discussion by 02.30am the next day and everybody went home after a successful resolution. Part two of the story. After her release from detention, the housegirl demanded some money(blackmail) for linking madam to Ikoyi big boy, she also threatened to tell oga about her pasts and secrets. Madam was angry and wanted to sack her but that would result in oga’s personal chef being disorientated and not cooking oga’s meals properly. Oga didn’t want anything that will upset his chef and his taste and digestion.... To be continued. |
Tonbrap:What can I do for you ma? You sent me an email...or was that an error? |
Rosikki will read this with lots of satisfaction while relaxing and sipping his favourite morning tea. If you want him to choke or spit it out, say something bad about black people and this thread. |
9jaRealist:Giannis is one of if not the only inspiring story for black people in Greece especially Athens. People know and respect him not just because he is super athlete but he speaks Greek fluently as well. I’ve met some Nigerians here in Athens and their experiences will make your heart bleed. The police are generally not very friendly. I’ve been told to carry my passport all the times which I find very inconveniencing. If you get arrested on a day like today on immigration grounds, you’d be most likely be released on Monday. Few weeks ago, a Nigerian guy was killed by some group of police men, conducted quick and fake autopsy on him and said that he death was due to cardiac issues...a man saw them beating him btw. Athens and Greek would continue to be not very welcoming for blacks except you are talented and gifted like Giannis or loaded and on a holiday. |
somehow:You are right but I’m some countries, once a particular athlete want to represent them, they’ll start interfering with your Id and subsequently mess with your name. Eg are Some Nigerian/foreign athletes who represent or naturalised in countries like Bahrain and some Middle Eastern countries. They’ll want to change your names entirely to suit them. Even in Turkey, Uche Okechukwu and co once had their names meddled with. |
9jaRealist:I never said the pronunciation changed. Anyone who knows Greek alphabets and the alphabet combos would still pronounce the name correctly. |
martineverest:Greek rather. |
nairalandbuzz:The spelling was not a mistake. It was intentional and official. Few years ago, he was selling CD/DVDs around Athens. He is well respected in Athens and the whole of Greece and would probably represent them in any major tournament. |
vanjos:Leave that for another day. His cricket gear is the subject matter today. |
Spare the man. Maybe he attended an event and was only performing a ceremonial role just like a politician/celebrity kicking the ball placed at the centre circle before the actual kick off and start of the game. Show some love and respect to the man. |
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