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Alikoooooooooo:
That I cannot tell you....my days of university were a decade ago. I'll do a quick check sha

I doubt if we are ever going to see the likes of Dynamix Magazine for a very long time. The Culture and technology has really shifted making it extremely hard to have such magazines. Private schools are very strict about what type of magazines their students read so I wonder how Dynamix would fare. Even public schools like Unilag are no longer the centers of swag like in the early 2000's.

Alikoooooooooo:
I bought that edition also. And I agree the cover with Davido was very well designed

I remember that edition I did not buy it . Davido was hot that year. I wanted to buy it but my finances were not in good order at that point in time

Alikoooooooooo:
Yes it's her, I think she went to LASU

That's most definitely Ruki Sanda in her university days. Haven't heard of her lately though

Alikoooooooooo:
Chasing Digital Ghosts: My Rabbit Hole into the Dynamix Awards
Looking back from where we are now in 2026, the Nigerian youth culture landscape of the late 2000s and early 2010s feels like a completely different universe. It was an era of physical magazine drops, early Twitter back when it was just Twitter, and a booming blogosphere that dictated what was cool. When I was recently tasked with writing about the Dynamix Awards, a Nigerian youth award scheme, and specifically finding out when its last edition was held, I expected a quick Wikipedia search to give me the answers.

Instead, I ended up on a fascinating journey of digital archaeology.

For those who might not remember, the Dynamix Awards were a vibrant part of Nigeria’s youth award ecosystem. They were designed to celebrate the dynamic young Nigerians who were making waves in entertainment, sports, business, student leadership, and the arts. Back in the day, being nominated for a Dynamix Award was a serious flex. It meant you were not just popular; you were recognized as a trailblazer by a brand that genuinely understood the pulse of Nigerian youth.

But when did it all end?

To find out, I had to bypass modern search engines, which mostly spit up irrelevant corporate tech companies named Dynamix, and dive straight into the internet’s basement. I spent my afternoon scrolling through the Wayback Machine, digging through archived pages of old Nigerian entertainment blogs, and reading through dusty threads on Nairaland. It was like walking through a digital museum of Nigerian pop culture.

Through the fragmented digital breadcrumbs I managed to unearth, a clear timeline emerged. The Dynamix Awards had their golden run in the late 2000s, peaking in popularity alongside the rise of Nigeria’s mid-tier youth brands. However, as I traced the event’s history forward, the blog posts stopped. The red-carpet photos faded. The nomination calls vanished.

According to the deepest archives I could find, the last major, fully documented edition of the Dynamix Awards was held in 2012.

After the 2012 edition, the awards went on an indefinite hiatus and eventually faded into internet history. There were no grand farewell announcements or see you next year press releases. The brand simply pivoted, and the awards quietly ceased operations.

As I sat back and reflected on my research, I started to wonder why it ended. The early 2010s was a transitional period for Nigerian youth awards. The space was becoming heavily commercialized and incredibly competitive. Giants like The Future Awards, now The Future Awards Africa, were scaling up, securing massive corporate sponsorships, and turning award nights into televised, high-glamour spectacles. For mid-tier youth brands like Dynamix, sustaining the logistics, venue costs, and prize budgets required to keep a youth award relevant became increasingly difficult without a massive financial backer. The ecosystem simply consolidated, and the Dynamix Awards became a casualty of that evolution.

Yet, writing this essay and doing the research made me realize that the Dynamix Awards should not just be remembered as a defunct event that ended in 2012. It was a crucial stepping stone. It provided a platform for young Nigerians at a time when the country’s youth demographic was just beginning to realize its own massive cultural and economic power. It celebrated the kids who were laying the groundwork for the Afrobeats explosion, the tech boom, and the creative renaissance that Nigeria is globally famous for today.

It is funny how the internet works. We assume that because something is documented online, it will be there forever. But as my research into the Dynamix Awards showed me, digital footprints can wash away just as easily as they are made. The links break, the blogs shut down, and the servers go dark.

The Dynamix Awards may have held its final curtain call over a decade ago in 2012, but for the young Nigerians who were nominated, won, or even just watched from their CRT TVs and early smartphones, the validation they received was very real. And for me, at least, taking the time to dig through the digital ghosts of the blogosphere to tell their story was more than worth the trip down memory lane.

The sad reality of life. I'd blame the magazine for not pivoting into social media earlier they could have had digital copies of the magazine and reduced the price of corporate sponsorship

BigBoy12inches:
Was tiding my room and throwing out alot of things, then I stumbled on a pile of magazines like 50 magazines in number inside my wardrobe. I have not bought a magazine in 6 years ..... Do they still print magazines ?

I went through the pile and it was magazines from 2006 that is 20 years ago. The magazines where all NIgerian magazines with Campus Dynamix, Dynamix, Campus Ovation, The Applause Magazine.

I got out a dry clothes and dusted all of them. I'm going down memory line in my time in a Nigerian University. Looking at all the beautiful women and happening guys in the magazine.

Back then you needed to be a campus mover and shaker to appear in those magazines. I used to buy them just to be informed about what was going on in other universities. I never appeared in any of those magazines.
Reading them and memories are flooding back about my time as a young man.

Enjoy the pictures. Can you remember buying The Applause Magazine Dynamix Magazine or did you ever go to the Dynamix Awards ?

Enjoy the pictures. I will upload more pictures

In those days in Uni reading Dynamix Magazine was like getting an ipad and getting a thousand friends on social media in one day. I think social media was the reason for it's demise, when Dynamix Magazine came out in 1999/2000 as my elder brother told me there was absolutely no real social media. We had my Myspace but we all used Nokia symbian with it's tiny screen. That is why by 2012 when Dynamix folded that was when so many youth had smartphones so they access to the internet and social media so why would anyone buy the mag when they could see the same events on Facebook ?

Kalulu44:
Saying what I said doesn't mean you will abandon your immediate family.
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When you have excess money, your family must have been well taken care of before you think of outsiders. Now I'm not saying it is a must to sponsor a girl in anything.
What I am saying is that, if you have the intention of doing such. Make sure you're well to do and won't regret any money spent on her later, which is why I said why doing such don't attach emotion and love to it so it won't hurt you when it happens.
Hope you understand me now

Then why not sponsor a boy instead to demonstrate plantonic contribution. When men start supporting boys with no strings attached I will believe they can support girls with no strings attached. I'm sure you did not see this one coming

ZUBY77:
I really pity the OP. Always scavenging through news channels to give himself hope. He believes his 70 virgins will come as a result of that

Or some people think supporting Israel will make God happy. Is God a Jew ? Did God not create all races. Amazing how people have fallen for Religion Caste System.

Righteousness2:
Bye bye to the Crushed, dismantled and Destroyed iran Terrorists looking for a lifeline.
Bye bye to the Confused Vice president Vance led US Team

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Delusion is a terrible thing. Did God Create the bible for Jews alone ? Or did God simply use the Jews like he used the Prophets to bring out his words.

What I find extremely troubling is the way Righteousness2 tries to equate the Jews to God himself.

You understanding of Even Religion is so miopic. Was Adam a Jew ? Was Noah a Jew ? Was Methuselah a Jew ? Was Enoch a Jew ?

The promising of the Messiah started at the fall of Adam God promised to Adam.

The Blind will not notice that God allowed the Jews to be taken into slavery when they disobeyed God's laws.

The Blind think God is respecter of persons when the Bible clearly says " God is Not a Respecter of persons "

The Children of Israel Are Not the Messiah

Jesus Christ Alone is the Messiah.

Righteousness2 is like a Catholic they will worship things around the Messiah.

As Catholics worship Mary and Jesus,

Righteousness2 Worships Israel.

To find God’s promises of the Messiah strictly before the time of Abraham, we must look exclusively at the first 11 chapters of Genesis. These chapters cover the period from Creation, through the Fall, the Flood, and the Tower of Babel. Abraham’s story does not begin until Genesis 12.

In this specific timeframe, God makes two primary explicit promises regarding the coming Messiah, along with one profound enacted promise (a "type".

1. The First Messianic Promise: The Seed of the Woman (Genesis 3:15)
Immediately after Adam and Eve sinned, God spoke to the serpent (Satan) and gave the very first promise of a coming Redeemer. In Christian theology, this is known as the *Protoevangelium* (the "first gospel".

The Scripture:"And I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel." (Genesis 3:15)
The Messianic Meaning:
The Offspring of the Woman: Unlike normal biblical genealogies that trace lineage through the man, this promises a specific descendant born of the "woman," pointing prophetically to the virgin birth of Jesus Christ.
Crushing the Head: This promises that the Messiah will ultimately and fatally defeat Satan, sin, and death.
Striking the Heel: This promises that while the Messiah will win, He will first suffer a temporary, painful wound—foreshadowing the crucifixion.

2. The Second Messianic Promise: The Lineage of Shem (Genesis 9:26-27)
After the Flood, Noah prophesied about his three sons. In doing so, God used Noah to narrow the lineage of the coming Messiah from all of humanity (the seed of the woman) down to a specific family line: the Semites (descendants of Shem).

The Scripture:"He also said, 'Praise be to the LORD, the God of Shem... May God extend Japheth’s territory; may Japheth live in the tents of Shem, and may Canaan be the slave of Japheth.'" (Genesis 9:26-27)
The Messianic Meaning:
The God of Shem: By saying the LORD (Yahweh) is uniquely the God of Shem, this points to the Incarnation—that the Messiah, who is God in the flesh, would come specifically from the Semitic line (the Jewish people).
Dwelling in the Tents of Shem:This is a promise that God Himself would come to dwell among humanity. Centuries later, the Apostle John described Jesus fulfilling this exact promise when he wrote, "The Word became flesh and made his dwelling [literally, pitched His tent] among us" (John 1:14).

3. The Enacted Promise: The First Sacrifice (Genesis 3:21)
While not a spoken prophecy, God gave a visual promise of the Messiah's atoning work immediately after the Fall.

The Scripture: The LORD God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them." (Genesis 3:21)
The Messianic Meaning: Adam and Eve tried to cover their sin with fig leaves (human works), but it was insufficient. God required the shedding of blood—an innocent animal had to die to provide a covering for their shame. This was a prophetic enacted promise of the Messiah, who would eventually be the "Lamb of God" sacrificed to take away the sin of the world.

Before God ever called Abraham in Genesis 12, He had already established the foundation of the Messianic hope. In Genesis 1–11, God promised that a Redeemer would come from the woman (Genesis 3:15), that He would come through the line of Shem (Genesis 9:26), and that He would accomplish His mission through a substitutionary sacrifice (Genesis 3:21). All subsequent Messianic promises made *after* Abraham are simply expansions and narrowings of these original promises found in the first 11 chapters of the Bible.

muyico:
she or he??
Anyway!
Congratulations 👏 🎉 to them.

Ibadan not ibandan!

Any main to japa
Highly wlcm.

Look at their body language. One person loves the other, one person is using the other look at body language..... The body never lies

malcom1X:
But what if the puzzy is very sweet? There's some that deserve that school fees.

Bro her congo was given to her free of charge. Money does not come free of charge. Even people who steal money have to think hard.

Will Ronaldo win his first World Cup in 2026 or will it be in 2030

Kalulu44:
The truth is you are spot on Op.
But there's a way you will be rich and you won't mind doing such for a female. But in this instance, don't attach too much emotion and love. Do it bcus the money dey jaburata, and make sure you dey shine her congo as at when due.
If after school she decide say na you go be her long time man, glorrryy congratulations to you.
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If she decides to move on, no wahala. At least you no invest your emotion into it so e no go pain you provided you don chop her coochies wella. Na my small token opinion be this on the matter

Men who hammer should take care of their immediate family members, despite me being in my late thirties my younger sister of 37 years can ask me for money and I can give her because I remember all the advice she has given me. Me my family comes first before any woman.

Jayhome24:
No need to tell them let them carry on to be stew-pid.

Give me one reason why I should sponsor a lady education just one reason? Even I dey mad nor to that level. If her family can't send her to school then she should remain in her house or go and learn a work or a trade e nor concern me.

If I don't know what to do wth my money I will go and give beggars or go homeless children home and dump it there than using it to sponsor a lady.

God Bless You Bros. Omo you are on point. I met this girl on TikTok the way the babe was talking she was talking like me in my private moments she just dey yab and abuse churches and pastors saying that they where thieves. me that is not following anyone on TikTok began following her. You know how we are in Nigeria if you abuse pastor people will not comment to your video so I decided to comment like 10 times to encourage her to support her, Then babe will delete like 8 of my well thought out supportive comments and keep only two. Or delete the video outright. That one na red flag for me o . I then helped her out by deleting some of my comments and finally blocked her. I was not even toasting her I was simply surporting her.
I just blocked the babe so that she can never like anything I posted to her video and for it to be a notification to me.

Killallmuslims:
Wtf

If one is against what the guy said then are truly on the wrong path. God has a way of dealing with people who mock knowledge...... He puts them in the exact situation that they mocked. Like all the peep called Jonathan to resign have been proven to be worse and more incompetent

Rapmoney:
Sponsoring a woman you are not married to in school has never been an investment. Instead, it is an act of foolishness. It is better you use such money to buy small goats, fowls, rabbits, or cassava stems and start farming.

Below are some of the reasons why you should not sponsor the education of any girl if she is not your wife.

1. Sponsoring a girl is the responsibility of her father and family, and not yours. Ogbeni, stop carrying load wey nor be your own. Your back go break. If men are to sponsor girls that they intend marrying, then what is the essence of bride price?

2. Our higher institutions are filled with so much immorality today. What makes you think that the girl you are spending hundreds of thousands on, buying books, paying tuition fees, and paying hostel fee for is not sleeping with her departmental guys for free? Dey play.

3. There is no guarantee that she will marry when she graduates. She would probably have more options due to exposure. So you think she will marry you as a vulcanizer catering for her education when she has met various guys in school? Even young handsome guys studying Medicine or Law?

4. Education is a legacy. It is better to buy an iPhone for a girl who will leave you than to give education to a girl who will do same. Phones are man-made. They will get spoilt eventually, but you see education, it is for a lifetime. So why give a legacy to someone who will later dispose you like a used tissue?

If you cannot invest your money in a business or trade, use it to educate yourself or learn skills.

Use your brain make you nor go cry nwii for Nnewi.

I remain WarriParrot

Bro they should give you an award for this post.

The Award for Best Post in History for Men goes to...............And The Winner is " WarriParrot "

judewrites:
To me that Western German jersey of 1990 is among the most beautiful (if not the most) of all time!

Can Germany Win the World Cup with that Jersey. Its clearly a refresh of the 1990 Jersey. See how they struggled with Ivory Coast.

Bayo300g:
This one is easy where ever Ronaldo is I am at his back. I'm going with the Portugal Jersey. The red one looks to boring but the white and green one is wow !

Better Start praying for Ronaldo that he might even score a goal at the World Cup , Portugal are not playing well at all. Cape Verde are really trying and unlike Tunisia are not been beaten right left and center

Unpatriotic2:
You have a point but if he had done that, other Igbos in places like Edo state, Benue, Delta, Akwaibom, cross river and other non-eastern states would've been left at the mercies of marauding herdmen. Those people were illegally annexed to other states just to reduce the numerical strength of the Igbos. He did the right thing

He did not do the right thing at all..Even Ojukwu adopted a more Pro Igbo stance. Look at Iran are Iran trying to break away from the middle east ? Breaking away is not the solution ..... Fighting to Protect your land is the main thing. The key is Nnamdi was not coded what he should have done was presented himself as a " Defence " fighter. That way he would be able to create defence networks with other tribes by telling them to create their own defence systems. Imagine if 30 tribes in Nigeria had their own defence networks ? In life if your enemy is a snake you also must be a snake. What did Jesus say ? " Be as wise as a snake but be as gentle as a lamb or dove ". Look at how Iran is doing retaliation strikes, Iran waits for you to strike 3 times then gives you massive strikes. When fighting a war always understand the enemy may have public psychological advantage and if you are too rash you play into his hands.

Just imagine if there was no war and Iran closed the strait of Hormuz, The whole world would cry out and NATO ships will blast there way through...... But Iran is Not Nnamdi Kanu they are by far more intelligent, they used the war to swing taking the straight of Hormuz as a tool to protect themselves.

Or look at how Iran waited for America to attack them through gulf states and then blow up American Basis...... Is the world crying about that ?

Patience and Deception is the key if you a fighting a highly deceptive entity.

If you want to divorce your wife get pictures of her cheating with other men or be like the PSG guy who put everything he had in his mother's name. Do you now understand ? The PSG guy saw the future and made moves so when his wife wanted a divorce there was nothing to take.

That is called Strategic Thinking

Alikoooooooooo:
Since we have our official list of the 48 teams locked in, let us break down the visual identity of the tournament. In football, a team's primary home colors are like their flag on the pitch. They tell you exactly who they are before the whistle even blows. Here is the color palette for every single nation heading to the 2026 World Cup, grouped by their confederations.

The Hosts (CONCACAF)
Canada wears bold, fearless red and white. Mexico plays in vibrant emerald green, white, and red. The USA features clean white with sharp red and blue accents.

AFC (Asia)
Australia shines in bright gold and green. Iraq wears dark navy blue. Iran plays in crisp white with green and red accents. Japan is famous for their iconic Samurai Blue and white. Jordan wears classic white with red and black details. South Korea plays in energetic red. Qatar features deep, rich maroon and white. Saudi Arabia wears brilliant emerald green and white. Uzbekistan plays in fresh white, blue, and green.

CAF (Africa)
Algeria wears desert green and white. Cabo Verde plays in tropical blue and white. Congo DR features bold red with yellow and blue accents. Côte d'Ivoire is bright, unmistakable orange, white, and green. Egypt wears classic red, black, and white. Ghana plays in fiery red, yellow, and green. Morocco features majestic deep red and green. Senegal wears a clean white base with green and red accents. South Africa is a vibrant, multi colored mix of green, gold, black, and white. Tunisia plays in passionate red and white.

CONCACAF (Non Hosts)
Curaçao wears bright Caribbean blue and yellow. Haiti plays in vivid blue and red. Panama features sharp red, white, and blue.

CONMEBOL (South America)
Argentina wears historic, heavenly light blue and white stripes. Brazil is the undisputed king of color in canary yellow with lush green and blue. Colombia plays in vibrant yellow, blue, and red. Ecuador features bright yellow, blue, and red. Paraguay wears clean white with bold red and blue accents. Uruguay plays in radiant sky blue.

OFC (Oceania)
New Zealand wears classic all white featuring the black silver fern.

UEFA (Europe)
Austria wears bold red and white. Belgium plays in striking red, black, and yellow. Bosnia and Herzegovina features deep blue with white and yellow accents. Croatia wears the unforgettable red and white checkerboard. Czechia plays in classic red with blue and white. England wears clean white with red trim. France features deep, regal navy blue with white and red. Germany plays in crisp white with black and red accents. Netherlands wears head to toe vibrant orange. Norway features bold red with white and blue. Portugal plays in rich red and green. Scotland wears traditional navy blue and white. Spain features fiery red with yellow and blue accents. Sweden plays in bright yellow with a blue cross. Switzerland wears bold red with a white cross. Türkiye features passionate all red with white accents.

When you see these 48 color combinations clash under the stadium lights in North America, you are not just watching a football match. You are watching a global parade. Which team's colors are you most excited to see on the pitch?

The Jerseys and Manufacturers of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, the tournament marks a historic milestone: the first edition to feature 48 nations. Beyond the tactical battles and athletic brilliance, the World Cup is an unparalleled global showcase of national identity, vividly expressed through the colors and designs of team jerseys. Outfitted by a mix of global sportswear titans and specialized regional manufacturers, the 48 participating teams present a dazzling visual tapestry on the pitches of North America.

The Host Nations
The tournament’s identity is anchored by its three hosts, each sporting kits that reflect their national pride. The United States is outfitted by Nike, traditionally donning a crisp white home jersey with navy and red accents, complemented by a navy or red away kit. To the north, Canada, also partnered with Nike, proudly wears a bold red home jersey with white accents, reversing to white for away fixtures. Mexico, a long-standing partner of Adidas, brings its iconic vibrant green home jersey, detailed with white and red trim, alongside a classic white or black away alternative.

The European Contingent
Europe sends 16 direct qualifiers and one playoff winner, representing the most diverse array of manufacturers. The traditional powerhouses are dominated by the major brands. France wears its legendary deep blue home kit with Nike, while Germany sticks to its classic white home and black away with Adidas. England features a clean white home with navy away from Nike, and Spain showcases its vibrant red home jersey with Adidas. Italy proudly displays its historic Azzurri blue with Adidas, and the Netherlands is unmistakable in its bright orange home kit from Nike. Portugal features a striking red home jersey from Nike, while Belgium opts for red at home and black away with Adidas.

Beyond the giants, specialized manufacturers bring unique flair. Croatia is renowned for its iconic red and white checkerboard home jersey from Nike. Switzerland wears a bold red home kit from Puma, while Denmark features a minimalist, elegant red home jersey from Hummel. Serbia alternates between red and white with Puma, and Poland wears white at home and red away with Nike. Eastern European representation includes Ukraine in bright yellow and blue from Joma, and playoff winner Scotland in a deep navy home kit with white accents from Castore. Austria rounds out the European group in a striking red and white ensemble from Macron.

The South American Powerhouses
South America’s six direct qualifiers and one playoff representative bring passionate color palettes, heavily supported by both global and regional brands. Brazil is synonymous with its iconic canary yellow home jersey and royal blue away kit from Nike. Argentina wears the beloved Albiceleste, light blue and white vertical stripes, with a navy or purple away option from Adidas. Uruguay proudly sports its light blue Celeste home jersey from Puma.

The region also highlights the strength of Latin American manufacturers. Colombia features a bright yellow home kit with blue and red accents from Adidas. Ecuador and Peru are both outfitted by Marathon Sports; Ecuador wears yellow, while Peru is famous for its distinctive white home jersey featuring a bold red diagonal sash. Chile wears a deep red home jersey from Nike, and CONMEBOL playoff representative Paraguay alternates between red and white with Puma.

The African Representatives
Africa’s nine representatives showcase a vibrant mix of pan-African colors and dynamic designs, with Puma holding a particularly strong footprint on the continent. Morocco wears a striking red home jersey with green accents from Puma, while Senegal features a vibrant green home kit from the same brand.. Egypt wears red at home with Puma, and Ivory Coast is unmistakable in its bright orange home jersey from Puma.

Other notable African kits include Ghana in a white home kit with black and red accents from Puma, and Cameroon in a lively green, red, and yellow ensemble from Macron. Tunisia wears a classic red home jersey from Kappa, and South Africa proudly displays its green and gold colors, representing the Bafana Bafana, also from Kappa.

The Asian and Oceanic Delegates
Asia’s eight qualifiers and Oceania’s single representative offer a blend of traditional hues and modern design. Japan is known for its deep blue home jersey from Adidas, while South Korea wears a passionate red home kit from Nike. Iran features a clean white home jersey with green and red accents from Majid, representing the national flag. Australia wears its iconic gold home jersey with green accents from Nike, and Saudi Arabia features a vibrant green home kit from Nike.

The continent also sees Qatar in its distinctive maroon home jersey from Nike, Uzbekistan in white and blue from Joma, and Iraq in a white home kit with red and black details from Adidas. Representing Oceania, New Zealand proudly wears its traditional all-white home jersey, earning them the moniker The All Whites, with a black away alternative from Adidas.

The Remaining CONCACAF Teams
Alongside the hosts, three other nations from the CONCACAF region secured their spots. Costa Rica wears a bold red home jersey with white and blue accents from New Balance. Jamaica brings the vibrant colors of its flag to the pitch with a yellow, green, and black home kit from Puma. Panama completes the regional representation in a red home jersey with white and blue details from New Balance.


The 2026 FIFA World Cup is not merely a sporting competition; it is a global exhibition of culture, heritage, and design. The expansion to 48 teams has enriched this visual landscape, allowing manufacturers like Joma, Macron, Majid, and Castore to share the stage with industry behemoths Nike and Adidas. From the Albiceleste stripes of Argentina and the checkerboard of Croatia to the vibrant greens of Nigeria and the gold of Australia, the jerseys of the 2026 World Cup serve as wearable flags. As the matches progress across North American stadiums, these colors will not only identify the teams but will also weave a memorable, colorful narrative of global unity and athletic passion.

zinowealth:
Lol story. It’s politics for them. So long they can rescue their own asap

This is one of the problems of Our country

Unpatriotic2:
Operation python dance and crocodile smile are only for southeast. In other areas they turn a blind eye.

The warning has been on for over 10 years but they thought it was a joke. Now the joke is on them.

Now they see why ESÑ was formed and the importance of forming it.

If they have mind they should go to Anambra let me see how they will survive

You are very right. Nnamdi Kanu should just have been about Protecting Igboland and by now he would be a Free man and a Nigerian Legend. Look at Iran they waited and took advantage of War that is why no one is dragging straight of Hormuz with them. In life you simply wait for your enemy to mess up and you take advantage. I wish Nnamdi had been more focused on security in Igboland he would be a national hero and perhaps the most powerful man in Nigeria since security is now a huge problem

dechriz:
Not everyone vote for Buhari though...

The same Ayo Adebanjo said we should vote for PO. But as usual people will ignore what he said. Has all he said not come to pass

JoeEeL:
We Yorubas are mere talkatives. No action.

That is the sad reality. When we refused to defend the atrocities of the Civil war we lost our strength. Just like men who refuse to defend women will become very weak

dechriz:
This kidnapping is now becoming the order of the day.

Every day, it’s one kidnapping news.

This is becoming more than just “be careful.” The right agencies need to tackle this once and for all.

Did Ayo Adebanjo not say we should vote for Jonathan and not Buhari..... Did we listen ?

wonder233:
The western masters have spoken. The African puppet will swiftly implement, and you can't do jack about it.
They have put you on notice by publishing the news.

Someone criticised the poll up there. The wording of the second option is a bit too direct, but unfortunately true. During Buhari's 8years, northerners reacted like you committed blasphemy if you dared criticise Buhari. While the southwesterners taunted you for belonging to the other tribe. Together, they held down blind support for that failed government.
Today, southwesterners are staunchly defending based on tribe.
So, the country can never be good. The division is too much...and what is the division over? Meaningless tribal affiliation.
The Blackman is truly a subhuman...imagine people believing the delusion that they came from somewhere and that somehow means something

Bro when are you running for president...... We need hard words like what you have said

Alikoooooooooo:
Since we have our official list of the 48 teams locked in, let us break down the visual identity of the tournament. In football, a team's primary home colors are like their flag on the pitch. They tell you exactly who they are before the whistle even blows. Here is the color palette for every single nation heading to the 2026 World Cup, grouped by their confederations.

The Hosts (CONCACAF)
Canada wears bold, fearless red and white. Mexico plays in vibrant emerald green, white, and red. The USA features clean white with sharp red and blue accents.

AFC (Asia)
Australia shines in bright gold and green. Iraq wears dark navy blue. Iran plays in crisp white with green and red accents. Japan is famous for their iconic Samurai Blue and white. Jordan wears classic white with red and black details. South Korea plays in energetic red. Qatar features deep, rich maroon and white. Saudi Arabia wears brilliant emerald green and white. Uzbekistan plays in fresh white, blue, and green.

CAF (Africa)
Algeria wears desert green and white. Cabo Verde plays in tropical blue and white. Congo DR features bold red with yellow and blue accents. Côte d'Ivoire is bright, unmistakable orange, white, and green. Egypt wears classic red, black, and white. Ghana plays in fiery red, yellow, and green. Morocco features majestic deep red and green. Senegal wears a clean white base with green and red accents. South Africa is a vibrant, multi colored mix of green, gold, black, and white. Tunisia plays in passionate red and white.

CONCACAF (Non Hosts)
Curaçao wears bright Caribbean blue and yellow. Haiti plays in vivid blue and red. Panama features sharp red, white, and blue.

CONMEBOL (South America)
Argentina wears historic, heavenly light blue and white stripes. Brazil is the undisputed king of color in canary yellow with lush green and blue. Colombia plays in vibrant yellow, blue, and red. Ecuador features bright yellow, blue, and red. Paraguay wears clean white with bold red and blue accents. Uruguay plays in radiant sky blue.

OFC (Oceania)
New Zealand wears classic all white featuring the black silver fern.

UEFA (Europe)
Austria wears bold red and white. Belgium plays in striking red, black, and yellow. Bosnia and Herzegovina features deep blue with white and yellow accents. Croatia wears the unforgettable red and white checkerboard. Czechia plays in classic red with blue and white. England wears clean white with red trim. France features deep, regal navy blue with white and red. Germany plays in crisp white with black and red accents. Netherlands wears head to toe vibrant orange. Norway features bold red with white and blue. Portugal plays in rich red and green. Scotland wears traditional navy blue and white. Spain features fiery red with yellow and blue accents. Sweden plays in bright yellow with a blue cross. Switzerland wears bold red with a white cross. Türkiye features passionate all red with white accents.

When you see these 48 color combinations clash under the stadium lights in North America, you are not just watching a football match. You are watching a global parade. Which team's colors are you most excited to see on the pitch?

All the jerseys look normal... No country really went out of their way to create a unique jersey

TheStoriesOfMan:
2/10.

Cybertruck na baba. Big and beautiful.

This one pass Cybertruck

brain54:
See them...


Cheap and hungry souls. Poverty of the mind dey worry them.


SMH!

Hunger is a Terrible thing

Dzzzz:
Una life done spoil..Na AI una Dey ginger for now,eh!!!

But you go go dat your God and you no go think say na ai.

Alikoooooooooo:
If you ask me na fine face and terrifying body dey worry them. They did the same thing to a babe called Ameliasocurvy for so many years till see became subtle. When babes have it all algorithms just start deleting accounts. If a babe wowo for face with a nice body she will survive without deletion.

Algorithms are placed on high alert when pictures of women and put on the internet

Aaaaaa987:
They still suck on metal pipe o. Just watch the public tap outside of a school and you will see children taking turns to suck the metal. Only God knows how much infection is being spread that way. Thank God Ebola disease is not in Nigeria or it is finished

Yes I see them when I'm driving past their schools. Thank God for Goodluck Jonathan and Stellah Adadevoh who saved us from Ebola.

Dzzzz:
Una life done spoil..Na AI una Dey ginger for now,eh!!!

The usual NIgerian guy.