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Daviddson:
Please if you're an agent of devil, make it very clear so that we know. The same person doing preaching in the Religion section comes here calling people all sort of disgusting names and exchanging insults with a certai, including calling a living person a "dead carcass". You need Jesus for living a double life.

fergie001:
Your media man could have simply said nothing and let it slide, rather than trying to deflect for what the blind can even see.

In 2010, were you not playing fatherly roles when you petitioned the then President and even organised a one million man protest against his Government as a result of kidnapping, which is commendable...what changed Sir?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2010/10/kidnapping-rccg-petitions-jonathan-to-stage-one-million-man-protest/amp/

In 2010 Sir, you didn't wait on CAN and PFN before you started collating signatures. Your words;

“we cannot afford to celebrate, clinking glasses and congratulating each other when a horrendous decimation of the most vulnerable is picking up a pace and our stock of human capital heading for the abyss.”

Is there no decimation of the vulnerable now?

Tell us age is not letting you Sir....we will understand.
Protest no be fight...
Advise no be curse...

God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

Amuocha:
Amazing

Arsenalholic:
Nigerians on Twitter are a whole new level of savage. Seriously, do Nigerians go to subbing school before joining twitter?

Somebody said:

"Chukwueze showing South Africans that he is not a racist by dribbling both their black and white players in equal measure".

robosky02:
Nigeria vs South Africa: 5 things we learnt as Super Eagles qualify for semi-final




The Super Eagles will play in the Africa Cup of Nations semi-final, after they beat South Africa 2-1 on Wednesday.

Samuel Chukwueze gave the Nigerians the lead in the first half, before Bongani Zungu levelled for South Africa following a VAR decision.

William Troost-Ekong netted the winner in the dying seconds of the game.

So, what are the five things we learnt from the match?

1. Chukwueze is a star: That is the first thing that comes to mind after watching 90minutes of that game. The Villarreal was a consistent menace for the South Africans all through, with his zippy movements and velvet dribbling skills. Glad that Gernor Rohr picked him and he also scored his first goal for Nigeria.

2. Musa still not justifying his selection: Before this game, Rohr went on and on about Musa’s experience, as the reason he is selecting the Al Nassr winger ahead of Henry Onyekuru. But once again, Musa did not come to the party. He was all pace and no end product. Musa is the reason why the Super Eagles were not out of sight by half time.

3. VAR almost takes the headlines: As soon as Zungu headed in for 1-1, practically everyone screamed offside. Infact, the linesmen waved his flag, as the midfielder wheeled away. But VAR, which comes into play from the quarter-finals, had another look and spotted that the ball came off Ighalo’s back.

4. South Africa not all that: Credit to Rohr, he set up his team to nullify Bafana Bafana and make them ineffective at their superb counter-attacking style. Although there are times they threatened to break Nigeria down, the Eagles’ defence held firm.

5. Up next, Ivory Coast or Algeria: Nigeria will not take on the winner of the quarter-final clash between Ivory Coast and Algeria. It is likely to be the North Africans, as they have been sensational all tournament. Time to take a rest and prepare for the next tough fixture.

Arsenalholic:
Where are those who were saying we are hyping him too much?

We yelled for him to start and Genot Rorh complied. Many of the gaffers' sins I'll forgive today

This dude right here is going to be the next BIG thing outta Africa. Amazing first touch, ridiculous ball control, speed, silky feet, skillful, vision and a precise pass.

Mo Salah got no change out of that Hlanti guy on Saturday. But today Chukwueze ran rings around him at will.

Dominoemeka:
YOU don't have to apologise. The Lord can decide to change the timing of a thing, it doesn't mean He failed in delivering as He has shown you.

Your PROPHESY WILL COME TO PASS IN THIS MONTH OF JULY.
There is going to be an assassination of a very important person(cant mention name because of the sensitivity of the matter, I see a plane crashing) in this regime that would instigate the move of redemption. Nigeria will be rescued from the politicians that have held this nation ransom.
God is very Insterested in this Nation called Nigeria.
REDEMPTION AND HELP HAS COME TO NIGERIA

XhosaNostra:
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XhosaNostra:
Congratulations, guys

Amuocha:
Sai the Dullard and clueless Buhari

Amuocha:
Great...

Atiku is coming and Buhari and his family, cohorts are surely going..insha Allah amin.

Tinubu saw the handwriting yesterday and today withdrew his alleged candidacy and interest in 2023. Useless politician.

KidsNEXTdoor:
The world should know that there is an Islamic fanatical dullard in Aso rock Who thinks cows all day..


Buhari is a failure and those who support him are worse than Ebola..

Firefire:
Very good

AmazingELixir:


The West has tightened her immigration laws and upgraded their border security Nigerians have now shifted to the far east carrying with them their biblical curse from the days of Kain...

The plague is real and the curse of the father is abundantly visited upon the children generations unending..

Nigeria is a plague of global proportion..