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kinibigdeal:
Black men, cant you take the dog to a psychoterapist (if that even exist self)

"White men" put down rabid dogs, no psycowhatever kankan. M U M U

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ThierryJay:
Oga, how can you say the two teams in S.America are Arg & Brazil? That is so 1990-94. Where did you put Uruguay, Chile that won the last 2 Copa americas and Colombia. Even the others like Paraguay, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela are still tough and not like the Andorras & Liecheinsteins of Europe.

Its like saying d only teams in Africa are Nigeria, Cameroon & Egypt, forgetting that new powerhouses like Zambia, Algeria & Ivory coast are there. U need to be updated with current happenings in football sir.

And yes its a big deal they qualified because of the way they were so much maligned along the way.

looking at FIFA ranking the least ranked team in South America is Venezuela and they are ranked 64th or 65th compare that to the Europe with teams like Andorra,Latvia, Gilbratar, Lichtenstein, Lithuania ranked below 120, some will say UEFA competition is less tense, I concur

Adiola:
this is the time we Yoruba Christians rise up against these islamist our Yoruba Muslim brothers should join us and defend our own fayose must be left alone

Impersonating b!tch, the name is Adeola not Adiola mofo

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1miccza:
Yes oo they'll soon tell me he's just 24

what if they did ? How many kids do you think Raheem Sterling have ?

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zoomman:
They are amateur not professionals like Seth rollins, Dean ambrose , Brock Lesnar etc.......

They are not professionals, they are entertainers, these are the real wrestlers, abi you don hear John Cena compete for Olympics ?

CeeJEEnas:
1000 football clubs?

There are over a million grassroots football club in Nigeria

I think Bratking made his point and y'all chose to ignore it, the producers of a very popular fantasy TV series which has been on for over 7 years with an all white cast just up and decided to create another series which will have blacks but only as slave, not in the *medieval settings* but in a reverse America settings where the war was worn by the confederates I.e A 21st century slave settings.

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countryfive:
why is ur heart filled with hate for the IBO's?
is that how u were brought up?

just *gbenu Ibu lo
if the table was turn no be you and your likes go first shout Afonja....Oponu

freshvine:
Sure he recently didn't convert?

Ode

NwaAmaikpe:


Why didn't she die

This is unfair to those who died.

this dude is sick

mtcheew, na today

tecno pipu

triplemmm3:
May God help us, nothing works in Nigeria

can you just shut the Bleep up when there is no sense to make, last week Missouri in the US was submerged, will you say nothing is working in the US?? Otondo

NwaAmaikpe:



Ramadan fasting has killed many people...mostly sportsmen.


Same thing was what killed Amodu Shuaibu last year.

They carry out their normal energy-tasking activities...but fasting lowers blood sugar and energy levels but what do they know?


Well, like the Bible says; "wisdom is profitable to direct"

Kwara united player, and he is called Saka, he died before Ramadan, remember Foe ? Ekeng ? muamba nearly died, even okwaraji, were they fasting too ? cardiac arrest not fasting related, remove the log from your eyes sir....stop posting trash

youngest85:
He just killed himself....

Why did he go to field while fasting?

Kwara united player, and he is called Saka, he died before Ramadan, remember Foe ? Ekeng ? Morosini ? Fabrice muamba nearly died, even okwaraji, were they fasting too ? cardiac arrest not fasting related, remove the log from your eyes sir

ajalawole:
U dey fast and u dey go training. Naso one Bukola saraki babies player die during training, some Muslim no go get sense Walahi. Them just like to dey take everything serious. Some gan self will start smoking after breaking fasting, and they call it holy month of Ramadan

Kwara united player, and he is called Saka, he died before Ramadan, remember Foe ? Ekeng ? muamba nearly died, even okwaraji, were they fasting too ? cardiac arrest not fasting related, remove the log from your eyes sir

joepentwo:
Gone r d days...


R.I.P bro

if Ahmed Musa nd co. lyk mk dem no chop.

Shebi na fasting dem d?

na you mumu pass I swear, person die of heart related ish, you come hear con dy reason fasting.... otondo

joepentwo:
Gone r d days...


R.I.P bro

if Ahmed Musa nd co. lyk mk dem no chop.

Shebi na fasting dem d?

na you mumu pass I swear

crazyABO:
That's one reason why those top Nigerians players can't take naija matches serious cz if u do mistake get injury like this if robb or aboniki cannot help my brother may the Lord lead u though

bro they don't have to cos its the club that pay and treat them, even FIFA pays clubs that there players get injured on international duty

Edu3Again:
The North truly no value life oh, not even their own.

Must the South remain in this zoo with them?

Hausa don dy answer to Emeka ni

OsuGanja:
Africans tho...Kill anything and chop..So far say e get blood and meat for body automatically na meat wey u fit consume...Some of this animals will be extinct soon....Hmm,make LALA no see snake meat shop

Stfu b!tch, at least they kill to eat, those oyinbo wey you dy look up to wey dy kill for trophy or for kill sake who better pass ?

noetic5:
Talented singer, Asa, is known for not wearing makeup, however, she decided to share photos of her on makeup.. See how pretty she is looking

Source: http://www.latestamebonaija.com/2017/05/see-what-singer-asa-looks-like-without.html

Like Cher

ChinonsoDike2:
There is no liberty or rule of in black nations. Blacks don't understand Human Rights because they are subhuman.

I bet you're green mumu

robosky02:
6 Memorable Super Eagles Matches In France


The Super Eagles will on Friday and June 1 play friendlies against a Corsica XI and the Togo national team in Paris, France in Nigeria’s build-up to the June 10 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Africa in Uyo.

Completesportsnigeria.com’s IZUCHUKWU OKOSI recalls the previous six matches the Nigerian national team have played in France and how they fared in them…





1. Spain vs Nigeria (June 13, 1998)

The Super Eagles played their first World Cup of France 98 on July 13, 1998 against Spain at the La Beaujoire Stadium in Nantes. The Group D match ended 3-2 in Nigeria’s favour.

Fernando Hierro put the Spaniards ahead in the 21st minute but Nigeria equalised just three minutes later through ‘headmaster’ Mutiu Adepoju.

The Eagles two minutes into the second half went behind again, when legendary Spanish striker Raul Gonzalez scored to make it 2-1.

Spanish goalkeeper Andoni Zubizaretta inadvertently palmed the ball into his net with 17 minutes left on the clock after Garba Lawal’s low shot at the near post put him under pressure. The keeper’s howler restored parity for Nigeria and it became 2-2.

Midfielder Sunday Oliseh scored arguably one of the best goals of the FIFA World Cup with a screamer in the 78th minute which won the game for Nigeria.





2. Nigeria vs Bulgaria (June 19, 1998)

Nigeria’s next Group D match of France 98 World Cup was on June 19 against Bulgaria which the west Africans won 1-0 thanks to a 28th minute goal by Victor Ikpeba.


The ‘Prince of Monaco’ scored in the 28th minute against the Europeans who Nigeria defeated four years earlier at USA ’94.

It was a feisty encounter that saw four Super Eagles stars Austin Okocha, Uche Okechukwu, Mutiu Adepoju and Victor Ikpeba getting booked while Ilian Iliev and Radostin Kishishev got on Chilean referee Sanchez Yanten Mario’s books with yellows too.





3. Nigeria vs Paraguay (June 24, 1998)

Nigeria played their third match of the France 98 World Cup against South Americans Paraguay.The Super Eagles lost 3-1 at the Stade Municipal in Toulouse.

Former youth international and captain of Japan ’93 FIFA U-17 World Cup-winning side, Wilson Oruma, restored parity for Nigeria in the 11th minute after Celso Ayala had scored a first minute opener.

Miguel Benitez and Jose Cardozo then put the contest beyond Nigeria with two second half strikes in the 58th and 86th minutes of the game.

Despite the defeat Nigeria still qualified for the Round of 16 of the World Cup finishing Group D with six points, with a goal difference of 0 having scored five goals and conceded five. They were joined in the knock out stages by Paraguay.

European heavyweights Spain were eliminated alongside Bulgaria.





4. Nigeria vs Denmark (June 28, 1998)

It was Nigeria versus Denmark in the Round of 16 of the 1998 World Cup. The Danes were runners-up in Group C behind France with five points in the table.

The Super Eagles went two goals down in the first half, Peter Koller and Brian Laudrup getting their team ahead in the third and 12th minutes of the match.

Ebbe Sand came off the bench and scored a brilliant goal to extend the score to 3-0.

Thomas Helveg put the game beyond Nigeria with fourteen minutes left. Tijani Babangida got one for Nigeria a minute later but it proved too little for coach Bora Milutinovic and his Nigerian players.

The World Cup in France was over for Nigeria with only the individual brilliance of Austin ‘Jay jay’ Okocha being arguably the highlights of the Eagles’ participation.





5. Nigeria vs France (June 2, 1999)

Nigeria played an international friendly against France in Saint Etienne in June 2, 2009.

The Eagles won 1-0 thanks to a Joseph Akpala goal in the 32nd minute. The Eagles were coached by late Amodu Shuaibu.

Nigeria’s starting eleven in the friendly against the French included Vincent Enyeama, the now late Olub.ayo Adefemi , Dele Adeleye, Elderson Echiejile and Sam Sodje. Seyi Olofinjana, Kalu Uche, Joseph Akpala, Nwankwo Kanu, Osaze Odemwingie and Ikechukwu Uche also started. The quintet of Yusuf Ayila, Obinna Nwaneri, Dickson Etuhu, Obinna Nsofor and Michael Eneramo were the substitutes that played.


Former world champions France missed the presence of an injured Thierry Henry but still paraded a strong side nonetheless that included Patrick Viera, Franck Ribery, Karim Benzema, Nicolas Anelka and co.







6. Nigeria vs Mali (May 27, 2016)

An emerging Super Eagles side defeated Mali 1-0 in an international friendly on May 27, 2016 at Stade Robert Diochon in Rouen, France.

Manchester City forward Kelechi Iheanacho scored in the 77th minute after coming on from the bench in place of Arsenal youngster Alex Iwobi.

Many first team regulars were missing for the Nigerians who four days later travelled to Luxembourg for another friendly which they won 3-1.

No 5 is 2009 I think

hammer6:
It is really disgusting, see the way he is carrying it like pregnancy.

It is wrong on so many levels. Many will use his behaviour as justification for Sharia.

In the west, women and men share same toilet, everybody knows their boundaries.

Just to enter buss and all this, in Africa, omo shame don leave am, dey catch me.

inferiority complex at its peak

West, East, South and wherever, perverts full everywhere not only in Africa bro

suaveabbey:
funny enough,i saw some students this morning at Alausa in Lag claiming to be students of LAUTECH.
They said they were doing what they termed "rag day"
I call it misplaced priority.

Laspotech not LAUTECH....no rag day in LAUTECH

Austerity Measure

See overgrown grasses

I just dy laff the wannabe wey no fit spell *Dimeji*