₦airaland Forum

D-reloaded:
080 wetin? , My friend there's no JYork in Nigeria

How do you even pronounce this place sef. Ijebu-Igbo(igbo as in bush) or as in Igbo people?

Lol! O ti o, no be Igbo people o; na bush now. The 080 was a joke, I know say you no dey naija omo ele Neither am I, go figure

dreeldee:
some place in Ogun state

Some place? Wo, dread, abi ki lon je. Ko ro gba lenu e o! Please "respet" yourself o, mind yourself o.

D-reloaded:
where exactly is "Ijebu-Igbo"

Ehn! reló baby, you don't know the United States of Ijebu-Igbo? Oh lord my God, oh God my lord! O ma se o! In fat (infact), I am very emotionally affected right now but I will forgive you because you are an omo ele . Now, allow baba-ijebu to "knowledgify" you. Ijebu-Igbo is a town in Ogun state, north of Ijebu-Ode (please tell me you've heard of Ijebu-Ode). In Ijebu-Igbo, we have a king for each of our five clans (as if most Yoruba kingdoms don't) namely: Ojowo, Atikori, Oke Agbo, Oke Sopin and Japara with the head of the Oke Sopin clan as the overall head, next to the Orimolusi of Ijebu Igbo. There's a college called Molusi College named after that. According to history, the founder of Ijebu-Igbo was the son of the founder of Ijebu-Ode and he was a hunter. He used to hunt in the northern part of Ijebu-Ode. After the death of his father he lost the throne to his younger brother supposedly while he went hunting. As a result, he migrated to the northern part of Ijebu-Ode, which is now known as Ijebu-Igbo. Anymore "qweshon" reló baby, direct it at baba-ijebu So, wetin be ya 080? Let me stop-- I'm just kidding. But I jisoro you sha

R-Dynamite:
Relax abeg . Was just shocked u read every post

Lol, I stay relaxed sisi. You sef believe say I read everything? Haba Alhaja! I was only making an ironic remark; notice I started with "Chei." By the way, that tongue wey u stick out there, I go come push am back inside for you now.

R-Dynamite:
Ermmm. . . kudos!

Echeozo:
Omo poster, if you so intelligent and your wife so intelligent, na im be say na dictionary una go take de say goodmorning. I suggest you look for 'shorty' wey get normal intelligence if you wan enjoy your relationship.

And ya point be wetin, Nna "shorty"?

Modups!:
t@medo i day oh, i was wondering y we no see u after d loss of d fowls. guess u were more dissapointed dan me!
d issues concerning d team, coach & nfa are multiple. where to start?

spora na my big bros for here oh! please don't harrass him
ese gan o

Disappointed?  You bet!  I doubt any lesson was learned here, watch the same bologna repeat itself in 2010.  Haba Modups! baby, how you go think say a gentleman like me go come harass person for hia.  I be lover, no be fighter o  I just dey play with oga Spora now, oga Spora (my future brother-in-law) how now?    Anyway sha Modups! baby let's forget about our papa eagles dem for now and move on o jare.  Peace!

Modups!:
where's t@medo & babycool

Modupe baby! Ki lo n shele?  I dey here sweetie, u know I no go just abndon u like that now.  And by the way, who you be sef oga Spora wey you dey take style flirt with Modups!  Abeg mind yourself o; respect yourself o    Back to the order of the day, Modups! baby, to tell the truth deep down in my heart I knew our team had serious issues but the spirit of patriotism won't let me dug them now.  The fact of the matter be say, NFA is the root of all Naija's soccer woes.  Anyway sha, let's hope a big lesson was learned here before 2010 (which I doubt).  I'm still reserving my comments Modups!  Peace!

toshmann:
when ghana falls, you guys will sing a new song

Modups!:
lets wait & see abi?

Modups! baby u're still doubting heh? Ok, I'm reserving my comments for now.

OldSYNC:
You actually sound frank! The fact is that we still remain Nigerians, seeing litters everywhere without realising it's our land. We are all going to remain Super fouls (sorry fowls) till we change the way we live, the way we think the way we hold Naija. The Fearful news is that we are still through to the 1/4Finals where we jam meet Ghana.

You better start Praying, Eli, Eli Eli Jah, Jah, Eli, Jah

Modups!:
babycool, there aint nothing 4 God to 4give us for
abi we lie against them? them no mess up all this while

as 4 being unpattriotic i can only speak 4 myself (i am a naija to the bone) hence d emotional outburst

@ t@medo

Modups! right back at u! Just no let your blood pressure rise over our papa super eagles dem o. Sha, mo mi reke, mo mi nwo won. But sha, Ghana must go o! Peace!

Modups!:
t@medo as one of d emotional people (myself) am here reporting for duty

d guys finally scored the long awaited goals though it still looked like a struggle
there were many missed opportunities but finally we sailed through and am thankful for that

however, that does not mean they have regained our total forgiveness because this was a 50/50 chance we took and d boys need to stop leaving it all to chance

Modups! Modups! Ok, I have to give you credit for at least showing face even though the others are nowhere to be found. Yes, I do agree it was a bit of a struggle but it was a big improvement from their previous game. I still think their game against Ivory Coast was their best performance thus far despite the loss. I think with time, the boys will blend better and score more goals. Though Sunday's match is probably going to be their toughest ever cause they're playing the host country that happens to be a very good team as well. Nonetheless, every good team always have one or two weaknesses and if our boys can go over Ghana's previous matches, they might be able to find those weaknesses and exploit it on Sunday. Let's keep them in our thoughts and prayers cause they will need it as they will be playing against the entire Ghana populace. Pray for them o Modupe! Peace!

babycool:
Nigerians, when are we going to learn how to practice loyalty? Just because the eagles are not doing well now, you come up with all sorts of nasty names? It's you same people that will open your teeth and be hailing the same eagles when things start turning out for the better.

Wether the eagles are doing well or not, we should always be there to support and encourage them. Everyone makes mistakes you and I. It's about time we embrace the spirit of patriotism in Nigeria, believe me, it will go a long to to making things better for us.

As for me, I love the eagles, I believe in them and i am still proud of them. Chikena!

Long Live the Super Eagles, Long Live Nigeria !

Modups!:
t@medo u should understand that we r very emotional rite now
we have been humiliated in this competition & we just have to vent so allow us

we still love em & still patriotic infact its our love 4 them & naija that is making us so angry

sect:
Yeah thats right. The concept of his songs reflect in the videos,he doesn't make videos carelessly.T@medo nice effort.

Baro:
Your nearest CD retailer or Alaba
Here is a teaser; wwwdotmugamadotcom

eldee:
Jay-Z to Quit His Day Job as President of Def Jam
After an unusual three-year turn in the corporate suite, Jay-Z, the rap superstar, said Monday that he would step down from his post as president of Def Jam Recordings, one of the world’s best-known record labels.
Jay-Z is not revealing his plans after he leaves Def Jam Recordings, but he will continue to record for the record label.
Jay-Z made the announcement with Def Jam’s parent, Universal Music Group, as his employment contract was expiring. Under a separate long-term recording contract with Def Jam, Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, still owes the company one or more albums.

Jay-Z’s exit from the executive role comes after Universal, a division of Vivendi, declined to renew the contract under more lucrative terms he sought, according to people briefed on the talks, who requested anonymity because the negotiations were confidential. Under the deal that is expiring, Universal was to pay Jay-Z in the range of $10 million over the course of the contract, if he hit certain financial targets.

Jay-Z offered no hints at his future plans. “It’s time for me to take on new challenges,” he said in a statement.

This development comes after Island Def Jam gets 31 Grammy nomnations with Kanye West (8 ), Rihanna(6), Ne-yo(5) among others got nods for this years Awards.

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/25/business/25music.html?ref=music

wealthyman:
don't mind all these people that are doubting it.
did u not also hear that tu-pac is alive and he is now a producer in DEATH-ROW records, infact he is the one directing this duet.

May God ban your ear from hearing rubbish.kpsheewww

9ja4eva:
Kennis never fit pay Awilo na R.Kelly them want

ROFL    


@poster:  Ol' boy e go look good if to say u fit cite your source of this rumor (coughs) info.

simibrazil:
I am Brazilian my babe oga is nigerian. We have been dating for 4 years and he wont get married with me (he said) because he must get married with a naija woman because he is the oldest son. If he marry me his family might die (he said it).

Trying to became nigerian I start studying the culture and get envolved with nigerians and make nigerians friends. I learned how to make egusi, stew, jollof rice, I care about his food, I learned how to cook just because it is important to him, take care of the house but I didnt learn be quiet when he say something I don't agree and others stuffs.

We are happy!

The difference of cultures made our relationship became more rich became we learn with each other everyday. (my opinion)

anusule:
hahaha, lol,

chkout azureus