₦airaland Forum

kokoA: I have two questions.

1. Is this team giving us positive results?

2. Are all the players in the team Nigerians?

If your answers to these is "YES",then shutup! Wait until they start fumbling.

thepathologist: super eagle did not deserve to win this game. ethiopians played better and deserve to win but bad pitch,bad referee ,bad caf and bad fifa cost them the game.

wayodude: Congrats Nigerians!!

NB: truth be told we were thoroughly outplayed for the entire duration of the game!!

I am ashamed of that performance...should I bother going to the game against Italy on Monday night?

Valon4ego: the ref is a little bit biased, truth be told

ritababe: If i were keshi this would be my lineup

............enyeama
amb.....ome...oboa....echie
............onazi.....mikel......
.............iheanacho........
Musa..........................moses
............emenike.....

like if u support me, at least iheanacho can give the killer pass and mikel can cover for iheanacho defensive error

tlaret24: I heard obi is seriously rigging the election which means the chosen one Dr chris might lose,as am talking to you now their is no ballot box at idemili local govt,

Fighter Pilot: You can change it hundred a times, but the fact remains, you can never change the fact that South Africa is the world richest country in the world in terms of mineral reserves, assessed by highly qualified researchers and not some poorly subjective researched organised by Agaugust. Equitorial Guinea which depend more on liquid and gas other than solid minerals was also assessed to be one of the wealthiest countries in Africa in respect of mineral wealth, so I do not understand your argument by saying that only solid minerals were investigated. Nigeria was even no any near their research as the most potentially rich country in terms of mineral wealth. I don't where have you attended schooling because ever since we were young, during the days of apartheid, SA was known by the whole world as the most wealthiest country in the world in terms of minerals. You can never make Nigeria what it is not by trying to convince us that it is a richest country in Africa in terms of minerals, leave that responsibility to qualified reserchers to do that investigation and unfortunately thus far it was never proven. What we only know is that Nigeria is Africa's no:1 oil rich country and that's where it ends.

Fighter Pilot: You can change it hundred a times, but the fact remains, you can never change the fact that South Africa is the world richest country in the world in terms of mineral reserves, assessed by highly qualified researchers and not some poorly subjective researched organised by Agaugust. Equitorial Guinea which depend more on liquid and gas other than solid minerals was also assessed to be one of the wealthiest countries in Africa in respect of mineral wealth, so I do not understand your argument by saying that only solid minerals were investigated. Nigeria was even no any near their research as the most potentially rich country in terms of mineral wealth. I don't where have you attended schooling because ever since we were young, during the days of apartheid, SA was known by the whole world as the most wealthiest country in the world in terms of minerals. You can never make Nigeria what it is not by trying to convince us that it is a richest country in Africa in terms of minerals, leave that responsibility to qualified reserchers to do that investigation and unfortunately thus far it was never proven. What we only know is that Nigeria is Africa's no:1 oil rich country and that's where it ends.

1025: america is moving forward today because they move positions from one party to another and not peter obi handing over to peter obi junior for cover up. let another party take over as that will make parties to sit up and work for the masses. we don't want a situation where godfathers seat at home and choose their step-sons as replacements. a vote for Ngige or Ifeanyi Ubah will put anambra in a better position for developments.

abu12: Once we are one nigeria, then anything that is in the land belong to all nigerians as a whole. For Those of you thinking or dreaming that, national conference will bring about resource control/true federalism, just forget about it or call disintegration of the country simple. No need of pretending.

batteryempty: Stop being a xenophobic idiottt and reason before u come online to vent ur anger or frustration. Tell me how you gonna employ those who are directly or indirectly employed by DSTV........

DSTV, whether u like it or not has also reshaped the course of digital telecast in this country and its almost the entity to beat, think of HiTV and AiT, then you'll realise how easy it is.

However, that's not to say they don't have their own share of the blame, as I believe the price should have been reviewed downward and not the other way round, but to think DSTV should roll out its package to Nigerians at the South African rate of R200 is both absurd and laughable..

Oluwaseytiano: calling someone dad doesnt mean respect

Oluwaseytiano: calling someone dad doesnt mean respect

Polio: I dont see how some dumb fu..cks will see it as a lack of respect .. I just cant get my head round that crap!

pro01: Women need to understand that most men do not rate them by their level of success or accomplishment.

If I want to indulge my libidinous cravings, I go for a voluptuous and sexy chick. If I want a relationship or marriage, I go for a level-headed, well-behaved, sensible, and God-fearing woman. In either case, her so-called "success" or "financial independence" has nothing to do with it. Only a lazy gigolo or broke-ass mofo would be impressed by a woman's financial success. A financially stable man needs a woman for other reasons. In most cases her success/wealth is a distraction rather than an advantage.

In terms of desirability, only men are judged by their wealth and financial status; women are mostly judged by their beauty, deportment, and personality. It's as simple as that.