₦airaland Forum

GodHatesBigots:
And these are the useless trashy musicians that Nigerians look up to. Disgusting filth.

Deliver our lazy youth.

Grandmeister:
Yes for real..it might even be much older..from christ to now is 2000 years and from christ to Abraham is around another 2000 approximately. The pyramid is tagged at 5,000 years old..but it might be even older.

Grandmeister:
The only problem is that the pyramid was already a thousand years before Abraham was even born.

BlackfireX:
Who is he??




Walahi if na igbo or yoruba man and his birthday made it to FP ...I may deactivate my account

SerVik:
I thought Ejaria's switch started the same time as Lookman? He wasn't even in the 40man list

Danielnino00:
I don't get it.. Were Ighalo,Musa,Shehu, Collins, Simon and Noble not part of the team under Rohr?

Danielnino00:
Actually,he is wrong.. Pinnick said it that the November ranking will be used... FIFA won't release a new ranking when a sanctioned tournament is ongoing

eddie7:
2022 FIFA WCQ: Super Eagles To Know Play-offs Opponents Next Year

https://www.busybuddiesng.com/2022-fifa-wcq-super-eagles-to-know-play-offs-opponents-next-year/

eddie7:
The Super Eagles will find out their opponents in the last qualification round for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar next year after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) announced a new date for the play-off draws.

The draw to pair the last ten teams involved in the final round of qualification for the 2022 World Cup was initially scheduled for 18 December 2021.

But CAF now says the draws will hold on 26 January 2022 following a decision at the ongoing Extraordinary General Assembly in Cairo, Egypt.

According to CAF, the January 2022 FIFA rankings will be used to seed the teams for the draw.

Africa’s top five ranked teams at the time of the draw will be seeded and paired against the other five unseeded countries. Aggregate winners of the home-and-away ties pick the five tickets on offer for Qatar 2022.

Algeria, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, DR Congo, Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Mali booked their places in the play-offs after the group stages of the qualifications.

Nigeria is currently ranked number five in Africa with Senegal, Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco rounding off the top five.

eddie7:
I heard January ranking

eddie7:
If by January 2022 ranking Nigeria is in the top 5 poles, we're not going to meet Algeria

safarigirl:
You are saying a language is going extinct, while encouraging the language to go extinct.

How many people do you think understand South African Zulu? What about Jamaican Patois? Do you think popular Jamaicans should stop speaking it because the rest of the world may not understand it?

Do you know that speaking a language makes people pick interest in it? Do you know how many South Africans, Kenyans and other African nations speak and understand the Nigerian pidgin to a small extent just from watching Nigerian movies or Big Brother?

Let me even come down to football level, do you see how excited people get when Ndidi, Kelechi and Amartey speak pidgin? So much so it even rubs off on their colleagues?

Do you not understand how football is a vessel through which languages can and have been exported?

So, everybody else should promote their own language, but our own players must abandon the Nigerian language just so they can get approval from their white masters in European leagues?

Do you know how much this reasoning sounds like inferiority complex?

Na you dey fall hand o

typicalgamer:
Pls be serious about this

solonnachi:
Any info on who was hired?

solonnachi:
Nigeria must win AFCON. This is indeed a golden generation with Lookman and Ejaria joining the mix

zuchyblink:
back it up with evidence please

zuchyblink:
Did we bet on that?

Ppogbae:
That was fast

bidexiii:
President Muhammed Buhari doing some window shopping in U.A.E.


It's been long guys, missed you folks

komekn:
This particular discussion is of no consequence.
F7 are essentially Chinese copy cat engineering of the Mig 21 albeit on this occasion under licence.

The super turbo props A29 can have external fuel pods if needed, they can be taken off and or put on depending on needs.

Again it's superficial irrelevance.

Nothing to get heated and argue about.

There are far more important pressing issues to discuss

Coolliot:
I'm starting to get tired of you people, at least tag your source for one, so that when your mistake is been called out you wouldn't be tagged the idiot.

1) the f7 are not in Nigeria, they are in China, only 2 are in. Nigeria, there are 3 on the flight line

2) these air crafts you are calling super tucano have dual engines with the propellers by the side, super tucano has a single engine with propellers at the front.

3) the time line of when the super tucano were in the country, the j7 were already out.

4) the paint scheme of the j7 isn't what Nigeria uses

5) the paint scheme on the false super tucano isn't the same as Nigerian tucano.

6) super tucano is a tiny aircraft, those aircraft in the pics are about the size of the j7.

This picture isn't even Nigeria