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OmoEziokwu: The last 20 minutes of the first half was crappy. Half time.I agree! ![]() |
riyaq: LOL.Continue talking like this in SA, they will sort you out. They will iron you out by the time you leave you will respect a black man where ever you are. You will bow when his shade passes you. |
funnyx: You nailed it! Without any prejudice most Somalis are very racist themselves, also they always find a way to leech on their hosts.Actually not only leech but be soo insulting and evil. They have no respect whatsoever even for elders who support them at their businesses. They hold soo much disgust for their hosts its a magnet for dissaster. As you can see here, the " filthy niggers" he is talking about share their homes with them, allow their homes yo be turnrd into shops to allpw them their so called business. What do you with people with such ungreatful attitude? |
riyaq: those south africans are weak, why didnt they have the balls to kill the whites who opressed them but they killing somalis who have their own buisnessesYou can come here to ganna for support I know you will get it becouse like you people refuse to face the truth and its always easy to blame others. 1. When in reality even the first bout of xenophobic attacks really start with you lot(Somalis)in Cape Town after you shot a child who stole a sweet in your shop. In South Africa you do not just shoot a child/person who steals in a shop. You hold them and call the police to arrest them or get their parents to pay the sweet. You do not do that in any country even the Nigerians who are helping you insult SA if you were to shoot people at will they would do the same. 2. It amazes me how you people have been insulting Blacks which includes Nigerians in this forum and calling them names now you come back seeking their sympathy and still find it correct to insult the same people you are try to het sympathy from. Is the normal? Calling same black people "filthy niggers". That right there is your attitude. 3. If in your country women are not allowed to drive it does not mean you should come to SA and try to drive women off the road. They are aloowed to drive your sick religion is not applicable. 4. SA unlike Nigerians will not allow you to come to our backyard and still make disgusting remarks about our way of life, religion and call us infidels even South African Moslems never calls us such rubbish. 4. We have laws around ownership of guns and having a machine guns in the middle of a community means you are ready for war and war will then come to you. You leaving Mogadishu and not being able to work out your issues with your own people for over 60years just shows how bad your attitude will extend to others who as per your confessions you call " filthy niggers". 5. The latest row was also coused by the Somalians who shot and killed to Zimbabweans saying they were making noise disturbing their peace. This is not Mogadishu you do not shoot at people at random and that community did well to teach you a lesson. That although we may be called xenophobic and thought shooting innocent Zimbabweans will not be retaliated you were mistaken. you cannot shoot at will, that will not be allowed. 6. People are really not aware of your war ravaged minds and attitude. The whole world watched as your brothers carring machine guns screaming " allah akbur" as if you were in your war zone. Wrong turn, SA will not allow a jihad. 7. You are the most accepted people among the people you call "filthy niggers". Most of your so called " own businesses/shops" are ran from the homes of those" filthy niggers" and in the core of their communities, supported soley by the your so called " filthy Niggers". If those " filthy Niggers" would boycott your shops your businesses would die. 8. I understand you have never known RESPECT ( Not biting the hand that feeds you) & how to live among people, as you could not even live among your own people for 60 years fighting your own " somalis" ( non-blacks) shows a loose screw in your heads. 9. There Egyptians and others also operating in the township doing and owning the same businesses you do, unlike you and your evil attitudes they do not get caught into the cross fire. You must ask yourself why? 10. Lastly, if you do not like it just "Voetsek" and for your claimed help given to SA we will never know will we? Help from Somali? Lol! you have been fighting for almost a century the help I know off has been the other way around, that is have been going your way. LASTLY? free advice you will not bring your jihad into our shores. Learn to respect others and if you continue to call SA blacks weak they too will continue to show you that they are not weak. And white South Africans are just that South Africans you on other hand you are not. Careful how you deal with people in their own playground it might just save a lot of lives and the need to just to run around screaming XENOPHOBIA. |
[quote author=Lala_land ]Pls gurls advice me on d cream to use.i'm sunburnt.i was fair before.wana get ma color back.[/quote]@bolded, ![]() |
![]() It is finished! ![]() |
Tahiti very generous, seem to give out own goal out like hot cakes. Thank you, manyways Tahiti! Atleast you scored 3 out out the total 5 goals of the match. |
This is sad for Tahiti but atleast they have the empathy from the crowds. ![]() |
Okay, this game is boring oo! Naija needs more challenge than this. ![]() |
Tahiti the earlier you go home the better! Up the Super Eagles 2-0. Vityoooooo, Vityooooo! Brazil 2014 Here we come!!! |
Nice touch Tahiti, love the traditional shell necklaces! Love people who love their culture! |
spenca: We are AFRICANSWE ARE AFRICANS, WE ARE WARRIORS BAAABBBY! BRING IT ON TAHITI, YOU ARE ALREADY DONE! SUPER EAGLES ALL THE WAYYYYY! VITYOOOOOOOO! VITYOOOOOO! AM SOO LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS MATCH! |
spenca: We are AFRICANSWE ARE AFRICANS, WE ARE WARRIORS BAAABBBY! BRING IT ON TAHITI, YOU ALREADY DONE! SUPER EAGLES ALL THE WAYYYYY! VITYOOOOOOOO! VITYOOOOOO! AM SOO LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS MATCH! |
joseph1013: I fvcking hate the kind of questions I see in this forum. How can a true fan of the Super Eagles ask where Emenike is?You are freaking out dude! Chill. |
You go Super Eagles!!!! Africa's only hope in the Confederations Cup. We are all behind you. Vitttttyyyoooooooo, Vityoooooooo! Let the games begin! |
Fifa probe overshadows Ethiopia win 16 June 2013 Updated 22:17 GMT Ethiopia's progress to the final round of African World Cup qualifying is in doubt after Fifa opened disciplinary proceedings against them on Sunday. Earlier in the day, the East Africans beat South Africa 2-1 in Addis Ababa to seemingly reach the African play-offs. However, they now face accusations they fielded an ineligible player in the 2-1 win over Botswana on 8 June. Fifa rules state any team found guilty of that offence "will be sanctioned by forfeiting the match". Ethiopian Football Federation president Sehilu Gebremariam is still confident his side can progress. "This is shocking news -but the point is that we are still leading the group, we believe that we shall still qualify for the next stage," he told the BBC's Newsday programme. "We are scrutinizing the situation and we will give information to Fifa and to the public." He said they would be consulting the coaching staff to get their views on the situation before reacting further. Football's world governing body is also investigating Togo and Equatorial Guinea for the same reason. A guilty verdict against all the sides would have serious ramifications in three of the qualifying groups for next year's World Cup in Brazil. The case against the Ethiopians is pressing, as a guilty verdict would hand a lifeline back to 2010 World Cup hosts South Africa. Currently five points off the top of Group A, South Africa would only be two points behind if the Ethiopians have to forfeit their victory against Botswana -and receive a technical defeat instead. The announcement of Fifa's probes will not only encourage South African football fans, but also those of Cameroon and Cape Verde. Cameroon were beaten 2-0 by Togo on 9 June but the six-time World Cup qualifiers now stand to gain the three points should the Togolese be found guilty. Such a scenario would move Cameroon, who currently trail Group I leaders Libya by two points, a point clear in the table. The West Africans host Libya in what is both sides' final encounter in September. Equatorial Guinea allegedly fielded an ineligible player in their 4-3 defeat of island nation Cape Verde in March. Fifa says they recently ruled on that matter and that the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations co-hosts have appealed the decision. Should island nation Cape Verde receive the points from a match they originally lost, the passage of Tunisia to the African play-offs would also be in question. The Carthage Eagles drew 1-1 in Equatorial Guinea on Sunday to seemingly book their place, but a technical victory for Cape Verde would lift the islanders up to nine points -just two behind the North Africans. Tunisia host Cape Verde on the final day of the current qualifying stage. Ethiopia progress as S Africa exit http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/22930519
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FIFA probe ineligible players Mon, 17 Jun 2013 8:51 AM FIFA said Sunday they are probing whether Ethiopia, Togo and Equatorial Guinea each used an ineligible player in 2014 World Cup qualifiers. The standard punishment given by the world football governing body is that a guilty team surrenders any points they gained and their opponents are awarded a 3-0 victory. FIFA found Burkina Faso, Gabon and Sudan guilty of fielding ineligible players in qualifiers for Brazil and opponents Congo-Brazzavile, Niger and Zambia respectively were declared 3-0 winners. Matches being investigated are the 2-1 win by Ethiopia in Botswana and the 2-0 win by Togo at home to Cameroon during June and the 4-3 home victory of Equatorial Guinea over the Cape Verde Islands last March. Equatorial Guinea appealed against an unpublished FIFA disciplinary committee decision relating to the Malabo match and the follow-up proceedings have not been finalised. Should Group A winners Ethiopia lose the three points, they would no longer be certain of qualifying for the play-offs with South Africa and Botswana back in contention. Cameroon, who trail Libya by two points in Group I, could take a one-point lead into a September match with the North Africans if Togo broke World Cup regulations. A verdict against Equatorial Guinea would put the Group B qualification of Tunisia on hold as the five-point gap between them and second-place Cape Verde would shrink to two points. The FIFA statement did not name the Ethiopian, Togolese or Equatoguinean footballers being investigated nor give a date when the findings will be released. http://sport.iafrica.com/news/865408.html One wonders why we Africans like breaking rules and cheat even in sports were its all suppose to be for fun and relationship building. Well, Africa cannot be trusted they always need to put extra monitering systems in place. If not age issies its intentionally fielding players who are ineligible. Ke Matata fela! ![]() |
Inik: You come off as rude and uncultured and i see that is what rocks your world. Well, i don't have time to bandy words with you. I hope one day you'll come to realise that there's more to life than being xenophobic.You got time oo! You think I care about what I come across like to a faceless Nigerian on website. Rude and uncultured is what you lot are known worldwide to be I guess your trade mark rubs off and you do not like it ha Thank goodness for xenophobia atleast you have word to throw around anytime people tell you the bitter truth and anytime you want to cover up your disgusting habit of making your sellves feel supperior at the expense of others. Not being xenophobic would be to help you with your delusion? Hayi cha, xenophobia works better than delusion for me. Now stop quoting me, having no time and all that. ![]() |
Cusubaba: Scumbag, that is why ur apartheid rat father killed Lucky Dube. South Africans don't mob their celebrities, rather they kill them the way they killed Lucky Dube. Stupid Xenophobic LovePeddler.Bloody asswipe, I can see insults are the only language you understand, did your cannibal, drug peddling father kill his mom and keep her in the cupboard for money rituals? We love our celebrities but do not worship celebrities like you people do and track every dress, shoe and bottle of wine they buy to satisfy our lack. Crazy mother killing cannibal. Now crawlback to your shyte hole, bloody poverty stricken gigolo, who sells himself for green card. ![]() |
lastpage: You sure need counselling!Last hawker girl's page ![]() Sorry I know i totally killed you on that thread. Hope you will bounce back though, sweetie! |
[quote author=val_dee]That you are telling your story in disguise dear Sweetcheecks.[/quote]And why would I hide something that has happened to me to a bunch of faceless strangers that I would never know let alone cross paths with? Nigerians and self importance delussions! Never sieze to amaze me. ![]() |
Inik: You always sound so bitter and vindictive when issues relating to Nigeria-South Africa relations are discussed on this forum. Why so serious? Loosen up so that you don't end up being dry and shrivelled up.So bitter? I guess truth is always bitter, please do not ask me to help you swell your head with delussions of the highest order. I say it as it is and do not give a rats behind how you feel. You create lies to cope with your shitty lives and expect others to condone it? No I would not follow your dried up and shrivelled up azz becouse thats a result of lies. Lies do that. South Africans will never follow and mob a Nigerian celebrity when the do not mob the likes of Will Smith, Beyonce etc. Thats why celebrities like SA as a tourist destination they get to be normal people with out all the craziness. If you do not like what I am saying, please find the nearest poo hole and take a dive, a very deep one then you will be free of me forever. ![]() |
cr8v: I am just wondering how black South Africans lost the entertainment industry to Nigeria since their freedom. It used to be Chaka Chaka, lucky Dube, Maria Makebe(don't know if she is Southy), etc. Then our musicians only sang against aparthied. How can Nigeria manage this continental dominance? Food for thought!!!Hold your horses right there, those fans are 99% Nigerians living in SA not South Africans can you not identify your own people? South Africans do not mob celebrities its not our thing let alone a Nigerian celebrity. Duh! |
Ths is not in anyway to indicate his current situation but as preparation measure in case something happens. SANDF on standby for Mandela 2013-06-13 09:02 Cape Town -The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) is on standby after a top secret contingency plan kicked into gear when former president Nelson Mandela took ill. Beeld reported on Thursday that it is not clear what the plan entails, but one commander apparently told his troops to keep their cellphones on them at all times and "get their uniforms ready". Soldiers were warned to prepare themselves about 10 days ago, before Mandela was even hospitalised. Nearly 1 200 soldiers are believed to be involved in the plan. 1 Military Hospital is also on standby should the need arise for him to be treated in an alternative hospital. Airports ready Meanwhile, the Mthatha airport and airports around Pretoria have made preparations for at least 2 000 planes landing in the country when the former president dies, according to Beeld. The Mthatha airport has been managed by the defence force for the past five years, and has been upgraded to the extent that even a Boeing 747 can land on the runway. The Mthatha airport is expected to see the most traffic and planes may have to let passengers disembark and go elsewhere to park. A luxury VIP arrival hall has also been added to the airport. All the upgrades were part of a R55m project that was partly paid for by the department of defence. It has been generally accepted that the real reason for the upgrade was that Mandela’s home town Qunu is close to the Mthatha airport. The defence force has also assisted in the creation of facilities and infrastructure such as water and electricity supply in the area. The army is currently involved in an exercise with the US Army, but there is provision for soldiers to be moved to the Eastern Cape should the need arise. http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/SANDF-on-standby-for-Mandela-20130613 |
Mustay: Anytime this Mandela hospital buzz goes on, it appears so many want him dead before his time.Thank you Mustay, I could not have said better myself. ![]() |
By the way what a sexy profile pic. ![]() Just hope they do not get their hands on this one, it will get them tons of airtime. Lol ![]() |
[quote author=nadia_SA]Nadia Bolarinwa by name this woman/man stole my pics and created fake account to scam stupid men to buy her recharge cards and send her money. When i knew about this i and friends tried reporting this but no action has being done . I also tried inboxing her supposely boyfriend 'musty blason' telling him its all a scam. He told me he already sent her alota recharge cards and dumped his girlfriend for her because he was inlove.. This really shock me .alot of silly men r being scammed. Should i sue her/him ..shes being using this account since last year ..gues i loo naijan for people to be falling for this...[/quote]Yhooo! Girl, this is crazzzzeeeeeeeee!!!!! Take all your pics of NL and facebook etc. I for one will never post my pics on NL and do not even answer to pm's i do not want to take chances. But sorry nana for this could be a shocker! |
Update! In all honesty I am glad I allowed myself time to chat with this guy but it also showed me how much I really loved my man. I know now that there is no way I could cheat on him. All I had was just a short lived excitement and it went quickly and the more I had chats with this guy the more I fel inlove with my boo. I will not lie the guy is a gentleman to the core, he has never once turned the chats sexual or disrespectful to my boyfriend. He is such a great person to know and am glad of the business connection we made, most def will be doing business with him in the near future but its all it can be. Am hoping to gain a friend as time goes on and be able to introduce him to my sweetheart. I truelly think my man is all the man I need. He is visiting this week and it been a blast! Wanna keep like that. But thanks guys for your opinions much appreciated ![]() |
aduaba: Dearie from all indications u r so into this new guy. I understand, there's always that mr perfect who comes around when u in a serious relationship.u r asking if u r cheating but in this case that should be the least of your worries .u need to flee from this guy else your next question will be 'help I cheated on my man , wat shud I do'..forget all those saying your guy has not put a ring on it so u r free to do all you want. It takes faithfulness to have a ring on it.Yeah, no the cheating will not happen am sure now. |
kandiikane: With practice you will learn to not worry about things like this. If you have no intentions of sleeping with the guy, let your boyfriend know anytime you're going to meet this dude, so you won't have the guilt over your head. That's if your boyfy is not the too jealous, clingy type oo. Just say you've met this long lost friend blah di blah or if it's the open minded kind, let him know straight, ýou have a male friend that wants to take you out for so and so. You can only do this if you allow your boyfriend to hang out with friends, male or female.That would a great scenario but unfortunately my man is too sensitive to such things. I decided not tell him but am just chatting lesd and less with the guy, dont really planning to meet him. |
TheCongo: @ OPLol! Yes am still chatting to him No, I have not started with the business side still on the process thou! |
She looks very unhappy with her investment! ![]() |
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]Pls gurls advice me on d cream to use.i'm sunburnt.i was fair before.wana get ma color back.[/quote]@bolded,

Thank goodness for xenophobia atleast you have word to throw around anytime people tell you the bitter truth and anytime you want to cover up your disgusting habit of making your sellves feel supperior at the expense of others. Not being xenophobic would be to help you with your delusion? Hayi cha, xenophobia works better than delusion for me. Now stop quoting me, having no time and all that. 