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Wole Soyinka has a right to his opinion but I strongly disagree with him. I don't even think he thought this through. The problem is not an ethnic issue, it's a leadership issue! Nigeria is not the only country with different languages, yet those countries are doing fine so why not us? The entire Europe speaks different languages but use the same currency and open their borders. What is most important is Unity Of Purpose - which is that we all want to thrive. In fact if anything, African countries should start opening its borders to neighbours not creating more borders. Everything Nigerian elites do these days is just move our attention from the required element - REVOLUTION. The people must take power back, and then we all decide what we want our new constitution to be. When we start to implement pro-nigerian policies, we'll quickly find that our real enemy is the west not Chinedu Wale or Musa and together again, we'll decide how to deal with these white monsters. If food is cheap everywhere in Nigeria, the trains pass through every state and there's a sense of equality in amongst all states, I doubt anybody would be worried about ethnicity or religion. I envision a Nigeria where you select your state to live in accordance to how you like to live. If you love business Lagos, Port Harcourt, Calabar, Delta, Kano, Ogun, Enugu, Abuja is your spot and you make the move not out of hunger but out of love for business and each state is just as good as the other. Create billionaires richer than Elon Musk. You want to just be adventurous and experience life? Perhaps Jos, Cross River, Osun, Taraba? The tourism potential in these states are just waiting! You want to live closer to nature and greenery like the Japanese and their rural farmside with scenic views? Ogun State? Kaduna? Benue? (This is where you'll find me). All at low cost of living. Where moving around Nigeria is easy. Relocating to other states is like beans. Each state so unique and pleasant to the eyes fully keying into their unique natural resources. To create a Nigeria where it's so merged and so intertwined that cultures mix and this can only happen when we're thriving economically and politically. This dream can begin if you follow a pro-nigerian/pro-african political party by the people @mopcentre on Instagram and Twitter. Let us begin the journey of greatness for Africa.
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PrinceJoeWan:😂😂 Bros, I'm telling you from life experience. I'm currently going through turkey scarcity, I don lean anyhow. Make God help us for this country. |
PrinceJoeWan:Eat like this for one month and check your weight. You go lean no go recognize yourself again. All your eyes go don enter inside. Man needs proper meat like turkey to maintain flesh. |
This is what happens when the old heads in our govt instead of using their power to rule like dictators give it to the younger generation. Not a fan of godfatherism but at least it is something that guarantees a working young brain will be on the seat of govt. |
Lmao Nigerians will provide unlimited yeye advice to manoeuvre the elephant in the room. NIGERIA NEEDS A REVOLUTION. |
A whole super eagles playing like how Celtic used to bark the bus against Barcelona. Nigeria played the most boring football this tournament |
Nazgul:TVC on goTv is showing the match |
I really hope this is not the one game where Super Eagles super defensive game cost them. We barely escaped against SA. It’s hard to believe Nigeria cannot produce a holding midfielder like Seri of Ivory Coast in 2024 to dictate the game |
The steady inflation and increase in poverty shouldn't come as a shock to anybody anymore, it is the will of the Nigerian elites. Nigerians and professionals that are dissatisfied with the state of the country must begin to organise from TODAY! Join a political movement of your choice that it's ideology aligns with what you want for your society. But before you join one, I must also politically educate you that your current and past "leaders" are pawns, they're compromised agents of neocolonialism where foreign industries extract our precious raw materials for cheap and these "leaders" settle for meagre shares in these companies and they use us; the proletariats and professionals as stepping stones. It's clear, whoever we give the crown of leadership will be forced to bow to those foreign hands, whoever declines is declaring war. And so, a genuine president will inform us who our enemies are, they will call names, so that we the Nigerian people can prepare for them. Note that these foreign hands like always will find compromised agents within us to bribe and they will use propaganda on our genuine leaders so we must be ready. I must also politically educate you that you must be class conscious else you make the same mistakes. There are the elites and the proletariat. Me and you are the proletariat. Both the political and business elites don't share the same aspirations you and I do. The elites are Tinubu, Peter Obi, Dangote, Elumelu, Otedola, Oni and Obas, and they work hand in hand to make decisions that'll ensure the greatest profit for them regardless of what it'll do to the proletariats and poor people of Nigeria. And so with the knowledge you have, before you join a political party, you must ask if this party is a Pan-Africanist party (where they put Africa/Nigeria before anything at all), you must ask if this party is ready to do away with imperialism/white supremacy, you must look at the characters in the political parties and ask if these people are truly proletariats like you or they're elites. If they're elites, they may lie to you, tell you all you need to hear and proceed to do the exact opposite in office because to them, it's just business. Their livelihood is not hinged to the development of Nigeria, rather it is hinged on the dilapidation of it. If you're confused, I recommend THE MOVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE (MOP). A truly and purely proletariat movement that puts Africans/Nigerians before anything, one that seeks to connect the professionals and the poor people of Nigeria. You can follow us on Instagram. Remember, the movement is as big as you want it to be.
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Fearurcreeator:I'll deactivate my NL account if you can explain yourself |
People that follow Seun Kuti know that he predicted this like a prophet. After the explosion in Ibadan, he made reference to the explosion that happened in Lagos in 2021 or so. He said a few weeks after, another explosion occurred somewhere else in Lagos and another again a few days later. He said people should not be surprised if another explosion rocks Nigeria after the Ibadan explosion and it has. |
cyrusmillz:Then you don't know ball. Not surprised you're a Chelsea fan. |
Nigerians that are dissatisfied with the state of the country must begin to organise from TODAY! Join a political movement of your choice that's synonymous with what you want for your society. But before you join one, I must also politically educate you that your presidents are pawns, they're compromised agents of neocolonialism where white people extract our precious raw materials for cheap and our leaders settle for 0.5% shares in foreign companies. Whoever you put on the seat will be forced to bow to those foreign hands, whoever declines is declaring war. And so a genuin president will inform us who our enemies are, so that we the Nigerian people can prepare. These foreign hands like always will find compromised agents within us to bribe and they will use propaganda on our genuine leaders so we must be ready. I must also politically educate you that you must be class conscious else you make the same mistakes. There are the elites and the proletariat. Me and you are the proletariat. Both the political and business elites don't share the same aspirations you and I do. The elites are Tinubu, Peter Obi, Dangote, Elumelu, Otedola, Oni and Obas, and they work hand in hand to make decisions that'll ensure the greatest profit for them regardless of what it'll do to the poor people of Nigeria. And so with the knowledge you have, before you join a political party, you must ask if this party is a Pan-Africanist party (where they put Africa/Nigeria before anything at all), you must ask if this party is ready to do away with imperialism/white supremacy, you must look at the characters in the political parties and ask if these people are truly proletariats like you or they're elites. If they're elites, they may lie to you, tell you all you need to hear and proceed do the exact opposite in office because to them, it's just business. Their livelihood is not hinged to the development of Nigeria, rather it is hinged on the dilapidation of it. If you're confused, I recommend THE MOVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE (MOP). A truly and purely proletariat movement that puts Africans/Nigerians before anything. You can follow us on Instagram. Remember, the movement is as big as you want it to be.
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PNomsule:😂😂😂 |
PNomsule:😂😂😂 Very satisfying to hear this bro. Thank you. That man dey trigger me. One day, I don shout "shut up!" to my TV because of this Amokachi fellow. He wants to be everything; the coach, the old crackhead, the supporter, the referee, the beer parlour miscreant - except the commentator! |
PNomsule:Cc: Creolehunt wow so there are many of us. 😭 Amokachi made me watch a full football match on mute for the first time in my life. Even when we scored I didn't want to hear what he had to say.
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creolehunt:Omoh guy I thought I was the only one that felt this way about Amokachi o. My house was quiet watching the entire game simply because of this man. I muted my TV. He triggers me. Below is me trying to explain to my friend the first time I heard his commentary. People said I'm doing too much.
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Babysho:I know my ballers! 📌📌 |
creolehunt:I usually mute him. The other commentator is always forced to be quiet after Amokachi speaks. Good player, dull man. |
denzel231:But they said Iwobi gives sexy pass 😂😂 |
See Lookman dey in front of post e dey pass 😂😂 This boy no get intelligence |
joshjc:This kind talk suppose dey stale by now nau. If only our govt this, if only our govt that. The govt is not for you and I bro. It’s for the elites and if we want a part of it, all of us must unite, organize and topple them. And then all of us go decide what we want the country to be like. |
Lucasinho:Not me! I know player wey dey give 100% and it’s not about goals or performance. Osimhen na numbers one. Honorable mention na Onyeka, Bassey and Yusuf(bench). I dey see the dedication for their eyes. |
He’s our No 9 Pace to chase down, aggression to win back, intelligence to give a free man. Only Victor na e dey ravage those 2 Cameroon Pepper CBs. Them dey fear am!
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MrJames007:Some of these boys no love Nigeria nau. See wide post and he play am for keeper body. |
It’s impossible for Cameroon to win this game. They’re still busy playing possession football when the pitch is not good enough to keep the ball on the ground lol Better wise up like Senegal and turn it to end to end. Use gra gra and pace. Wait for Egypt or Morocco to host and provide good pitch then you play possession but Cameroon still can’t play possession more than Egypt or Morocco anyway just like Nigeria can’t play gra gra more than Senegal. |
Emekuz256:That's serious o. I bet you fall sick a lot. Banana relieves stress headaches and alleviates depression. Oranges/Pineapple provides vitamin C to combat malaria and clear skin, avocado blood pressure, even mangoes and agbalumo aids constipation, tigernuts/coconut/dates can serve as milk. Using medicine for this minor things will cause complications. |
"How Nigeria can win Cameroon", without any tactical explanation, just line up changes. Cameroon took the 3-4-3 in their win against Gambia. I reckon they might bring that against Super Eagles. I suggest we bring back our 4-3-3, back line of Sanusi - Bassey - Omuero - Aina. I chose one destroying CB Bassey and Omuero for ball playing, long passes to the spaces between Cameroon fullbacks and CBs. A defensive box to box midfield 3 i.e one without Iwobi. Win balls in the midfield aggressively, direct passes to our forwards who will be left 3 v 3. Onyeka - Onyedika - Alhassan Attack of Osimhen - Iheanacho - Lookman. And yes exactly in that order. Iheanacho will act like a false 9 if possible pull out one of the 3 Cameroon defenders. Both Osimhen and Lookman will act as inside forwards. In the event Iheanacho doesn't pull a CB, he still has the creativity to turn and create for the inside forwards. |
Emekuz256:How can one be allergic to a fruit; the most natural food for humans! Shows that you've either been consuming something that has changed the alkaline or acidic balances in your body. |
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Testiebobo:No milk? No fish? You go weak physically be that but at least with all that pepper, you no go get malaria and your penis will be erect every morning. |
Haba isn't this enough to kick-start the revolution. She said "the economy is too bad". Aren't we all feeling how she's feeling? |
