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raumdeuter:Na saint full Nigeria. ![]() |
Ellexy:She must be a Naija political leader. |
TemporaryHansel:Harsh decisions like wilfully truncating the democratic process? We should stop having elections then and just crown somebody king of Nigeria. With all these beliefs you are espousing, like not paying taxes and subverting democracy, I think you are actually reducing your principal’s chances of gaining supporters. |
TemporaryHansel:Why are you turning logic on its head and doing this kind of Monday morning quarterbacking? Hindsight is 20/20. Jonathan did not vote himself out of office. You people failed yourselves. Abi which kind abdication of responsibility be this? ![]() |
KingTom: ![]() If not that people dey suffer, Naija politics na cruise. I don’t think there is any country on earth that has such an inordinate level of carpet crossing and party switching. Ideology and political leaning means nothing to our politicians. We are actually running a crude caricature of a democracy. |
Ibime:So you started Detty December as a teenager. Oshey! Eshin makanaki! |
nihilistjnr:The statement mesmerise me. Spend time with ke? Spend time doing what? ![]() |
TemporaryHansel:You can’t unring a bell. Toothpaste don comot tube. No way back. |
swiz123:If the majority of the people stop paying taxes the country will collapse. People always think they are suffering until the next level suffering comes. 2 years ago when people even on this thread were clamouring for quick removal of fuel subsidy, I warned that if it was done the suffering of that time would look like child’s play compared to what would come after. People did not understand then. You can’t say because Wike used funds to help Tinubu you don’t want to pay taxes. That would be cutting off your nose to spite your face and the country will turn to Haiti in front of your eyes. |
Spy360:You are too senseless to appreciate a sensible opinion before so I am not surprised. If you try to reason above your pay grade that your vestigial brain box of a skull will overheat and knock. “That was a brilliant statement from Spy360” is a phrase that has never before been made in the history of the human race. ![]() |
BlueRayDick:The evil that politicians and yahoo boys have done to the country’s social fabric needs a BBC documentary. ![]() |
CapitalCee:Wrong move. Very wrong move. He will poison the Under-21s with his attitude. It is best we send him home if the intention is not to play him. We should not help him maintain fitness by training and we should definitely keep him as far away as possible from our academy players. |
TemporaryHansel:Maybe she gives top quality service and gets a lot of regular customers. It seems you are desperate to know. Inbox me her details let me find out for you the next time I am in the country. |
TemporaryHansel:You know the answer to this question you are asking nah. ![]() |
diggz:Na breakfast of future champions be that. No I don’t but if my old Nestle cornflakes dey, I for dey do am once in a while. It’s like meat pies. I don waka the streets of 4 cities in 2 different continents looking for meat pie wey resemble my old Sweet Sensation meat pie I no see. I realized that our taste buds are seriously conditioned from childhood. |
diggz:I kuku love cornflakes. ![]() Speaking of, most of these oyinbo cornflakes are either too sweet or too bland. I miss my old Nestle cornflakes with the right balance. |
diggz:Yeah that is the way the story goes. People can sometimes be very intolerant of other people’s opinions and it is worst amongst the Obi.diot cult. ![]() |
GloriousGbola:It is not about the stress but the cries and moans of “It’s too big”, and “Kadan kadan, Alhaji”. Those 2 phrases alone will scatter any sane man’s dada and alleviate any stress. |
diggz:Hehehe. Obi don become god wey we no fit criticise. Daddy G.O of Obi.diot movement. Belief in messiahs no go kill Nigerians. That is why church members will see one slick trickster who is fleecing them and they will be calling him “daddy“. |
raumdeuter: They get to be nacked for eternity without getting knackered. Otu wey dey renewable. ![]() |
Spy360:There is no mask bro. I was the first person to label Obi a snake oil salesman here and I still think he is a 419 saviour. If you don’t like it you can do the needful. I am not one that believes in political messiahs. You people attack anyone that criticises Obi in any way. I said he didn’t act with tact even though I also agreed that he had reason to be angry and suspicious but you ignored my first statement and latched unto the 2nd statement like someone holding on to a parachute for dear life. Obi is far from perfect and can be criticised. Stop trying to bully people into your cult. |
Spy360: The guy used bikini standard. What he said was suggestive but what he left out was vital. ![]() I understand his anger though. Having your property demolished by an unknown person, in your opponent's home base, is a bit suspicious. A more emotionally mature leader though would have been more tactful and circumspect in his statements. |
TheLequte:Why would it fall into disrepute? At Salah’s current age that he is still terrorising the EPL Henry was already playing in the MLS. for New York Red Bull. Salah can add much to his legacy. He can’t really subtract much from it. |
TheLequte:There is context to everything. First context is that Dayo is a lifelong Henry hater. ![]() The eye test favours Henry over Salah but Salah has achieved more than Henry as an EPL player. Henry was also a notorious big game choker. This is why I said I would choose Henry over Drogba for my team unless it was a final. Salah is also in the same boat though. Salah’s goal tally is impressive but make no mistake about it, Henry would have scored even more goals in this current EPL in which even relegation bound teams with otu oshi defenders are playing high line and trying to pass out from the back. As it stands though, the argument against Salah gets more difficult to make by the day. |
TemporaryHansel:I no even get whether na APC you dey attack or na Giringori Obi. ![]() |
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Situation renovation. ![]()
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sleekdot: ![]() If our resident wokeists see this they will still try to explain it away and renovate the situation. |
odizeey:They should get proper senior players and allow the younger players develop naturally. Amad was lucky he was sent on those loans and came back seasoned. Garnacho is currently at the same age that Amad was when he was on loan. One was allowed to develop out of the limelight while the other was given too much accolade and responsibility too soon. |
TrebleChamp:Your recommendation was for us to pair Kone with Casemiro. He is not ready to be a starter at all. I believe you have been watching the youth games. He always shows evidence of serious talent and potential but in many games I have seen him disappear for long periods or sometimes make mistakes that will be punished at senior level. If we pair him with anybody next season I promise you we will come here to see people attacking him and writing him off. We send out these academy/youth players to the senior team and place pressure on them too early and it looks to be stagnating most of them. Then people will complain that they are crap. The City academy players that were as good as Mainoo, Garnacho, Elanga are still being slowly introduced into the senior team while we have already used our own players for a few years and written off at least 2 of them. We should get our senior team recruitment right so that the youth players can develop naturally and not be forced to save the club each season. |
TrebleChamp:Kone cannot pair with Casemiro. He has potential but he is not ready. I hear he is going on loan next season sha. It is only in this club that we will want to pair a raw player in Kone and a finished one in Casemiro and expect good results. We have bad preparation and expect good results. It’s a makanaki something. |
BlueRayDick:For a spokesperson, he is vacuous. |
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