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izzou:You get! They are making it seem like armed escort won't cost the guy money to start with. Na we dey dey complain about the army being stretched thin in different war theatres, na we dey complain say the country is under-policed and na we still expect everybody drives luxury vehicle to be using armed escorts that will either be mobile police or soldiers. The crazy thing is the guy go still pay money even with armed escorts. The best the armed escorts will do is coordinate the thugs and pay their leader so the rowdiness won't be much. A state that has vision of becoming a mega city should be doing something about the menace. The fact that the whole show of shame happened in such location should worry any sane person. The Governor's house is just a few stone throw from the stadium o. Chai! |
See better Challenge now ![]() My money is on the Sporting Lagos Under-18 team not just flogging the guy's UNI departmental team, but they will also knock them all around the field throughout the match duration. Most people don't know playing a bunch of skilled players who play ocassionally for school team is different from playing professional footballers train and play as a team under the tutelage of an actual coach.
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izzou:Abi, since Onikan don turn to Mushin abi Oshodi Oke and not the same Onikan city stadium at the backyard of the Governor's residence. |
kodded:Exactly how I felt too, that was why I abandoned it eventually. |
raumdeuter:Yeah, Maybe Henry should've gone to the stadium with a battalion of Soldiers because he wanted to watch a Nigerian Premier league match at the city stadium Onikan which is less than 1km from the Governor's residence at Marina. |
izzou:Don't mind them. It's the need to defend the agbero culture that's making them throw all sorts of irrelevant talking points out there defending the indefensible |
GloriousGbola:You are just talking off point. |
A40:What we are saying is : IT SHOULD NOT BE SEEN.AS NORMAL! At least in areas that are supposed to be cosmopolitan. |
izzou:Leave them to be messing with the head of people online and those who don't reside in Lagos. They are describing Onikan like it's Ajegunle, Okokomaiko or Ijora Badia. Instead of condemning the show of shame, they are blaming the victim for driving his luxury vehicle to see a Nigerian league match in a state owned stadium. I can't imagine Partey, Odoi or Inaki Williams going to see Accra Hearts of Oak match in Accra stadium, get harrased and Ghanaians will be online typing stuff that seem like justifying the show of shame. 🤮🤮🤮 |
GloriousGbola:I just take Ur opinion on this matter as trolling and nothing more. You moved from painting Onikan as some ghetto to asking why Henry is not carrying military escort to watch a Nigerian league match being played less than 2 minutes from Victoria Island. Like if that part of Lagos is not safe, where exactly is now safe? |
A40:I while I may not have seen Burna Boy on the streets before, I have seen other celebrities with goons and escorts who still had to press money because they obviously can't kill all the agberos wey base them coming out of the club. In fact, na wetin I dey see regularly sef. The part I agree with u is that having goons or escorts will only make the amount u will dole out lesser. |
TemporaryHansel:Well, I would say you don't know more than the company that bought bullet proof vehicles and hired armed escorts for conveying VIPs and Guests from and to airport every time. |
GloriousGbola:It's security protocol when you drive such long route with Expats and Nigerian nationals from Airport to site. You are not making any point by trying to equate it with a player getting mobbed in a stadium in a mega city. This justification no make at all! We should be advocating for government to put up measures to curb the menace of hooliganism & thuggery, not trying to blame the victim. |
Theflint1:As in...... The amusing part is how they are making it seem like the duy drug a cybertruck into a Brazilian Favela. The probably drove from Lekki to Onikan which staying point of Victoria Island and tbey are trying to blame him like he did the unthinkable |
GloriousGbola:So Onikan is Ajegunle right? Abi u no know where the show of shame happened? Onikan Stadium is literally on the other side of where Ahmadu Bello way starts in VI. If not for how the state government seem to condone thuggery, why should that show of shame even happen in such place? It doesn't even make sense comparing traveling a long distance in a place like PH with history of kidnap and ransom with driving to a place like Onikan that is situated in a densely populated business district |
Realmrsean:Do you know where Onikan is? See don't let all these people trying to defend agberoism whine you. Onikan is less than 2 minutes from Victoria Island ; In fact it's the starting point of Victoria Island if you are going from CMS/Lagos Island side. It's not some ghetto like Mushin or Ajegunle. The stadium is a stone throw from Victoria Island. If you can't drive your luxury vehicle to such place, where then can you drive your vehicle in Lagos? |
GloriousGbola:How are you blaming a Nigerian international player for driving his Cybertruck to go watch a Nigerian league match? 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️ Na wa o 😲 |
A40:Even if u carry goons go there, u go press money. All the touts from Obalende, CMS and Isale Eko proper dey converge for that kind axis. Except you Intend to unalive some of them with your security escorts, you go still press money no matter the number of goons u carry go there. |
BlueMann:Dem dey wait for VAR 😂 |
Kilishihunter:No matter how heavy the fine may be, it won't really punish them for the unfair advantage they had from those 114 breaches. Maybe if they get heavy point deductions it may mean something sha. I just feel they really need to be punished , if not people will just think there's something fishy for them to have gotten a slap-on-the-wrist sanction. |
Kilishihunter:But that will be a slap-on-the-wrist punishment for 114 breaches. Everton was punished with point deduction for 2 breaches, why will they hand similar punishment to City with a whole 114 breaches that has been proven against them? |
TemporaryHansel:Well, It depends on the the kleptomanic tendency of the persons occupying the posts. Wike can steal more if he turns allocation and approval of land title in FCT to "allocation & approval goes to highest bidder ". And I suspect he's doing that already. Shebi he was outted earlier in the year by people's Gazette that he allocated hectres of land to his sons and relatives. Also don't forget that the 15 trillion coastal road project was awarded to Tinubu's guy Chagoury. That one na oga project, he won't really see bread on top that one |
chrisooblog:Nothing to see here; Umahi has managed to use the Okoro guy's company as SPV to set himself off for life after office. The ones he stole as Eboyin governor was not enough, he had to do much more as Minister of works. If Umahi fit don steal this much as Minister for works within 3 years, only God knows how much Wike has stolen in that Abuja where he's not only awarding contracts worth billions, but also allocating lands as he pleases without much supervision. By the time this people are done with this country ehn....... Then somebody will come here to say Universities must increase their fees to N1m to free more funds for FG projects, Electricity subsidy must be removed to make more funds available for government....and other sort of nonsense that . ![]() Some people will this BusinessDay report finish and na "Obi is a fraud", "Obi is a packaged scam", "Obi can never be president" go be their conclusion. ![]() |
chrisooblog:The ref definitely knows what he's doing. |
TemporaryHansel:DBanj is the number one poster boy for this when he moved to Kanye's GOOD music label in 2011. That was like beginning of the end for him. |
Theflint1:I think BB Naija falloff is due to not just one factor sha. There's the massive drop in the number of DSTV customers; most people have packed up their DSTV and GOTV decoders because of incessant hike in subscription fees with no service improvement. In the past I used to be one of those customers who would lament about DSTV signal during rainfall. However, with the advent of unlimited internet packages like MTN fiber X, Airtel ODU, Starlink, etc, some of those customers like me sought alternative in streaming sites, Android TV, Fire Stick and other alternatives to DSTV where we get premium entertainment value without rewarding multichoice for poor service offering. The hardship in Nigeria sef is another factor. Some people who would struggle to do GOTV/DSTV sub and fuel their generator to watch BB Naija in the past have decided to channel their resources to more pressing needs. Person wey dey belle dey turn no go think of BB Naija. They will just buy data and follow BB Naija on TikTok and IG. |
iamoyindamola:That's because most Nollywood movies are shiiit naturally. |
Theflint1:I'm glad you saw the issues too. I understand if a foreign movie/series like Blacklist shows a scene or two from Nigeria and they start speaking a Nigerian Language with funny accents, but for a movie that's supposed to be Nigerian movie with Nigerian actors? Nah! Maybe over the weekend if I have time I will try to complete the movie and if I will agree with Ur overall rating Sha. From the majority part I've watched, I feel they could've done better. |
Theflint1:You see this point? This is my biggest grouse with the producers/director of the movie. The attempt at depicting Nigeria during the June 12 1993 elections was just so forced. They had to zoom camera angles too close when shooting scenes that involved walking on the streets. Also, they didn't get their time value of money right at all. How person go enter N100 naira bus in 1993 ? ![]() The lead character was supposed to be a Yoruba guy named Fola but somehow the guy's Yoruba accent/intonation clearly shows he's not Yoruba. I thought the guy's family were living in the village while he's hustling in Lagos only to find out his wife went to the village when he came back home from Lagos to meet the boys alone. Where the 4ck are they living that is neither Lagos nor village ? ![]() A lot of things seemed forced in the movie, I vex abandon the movie because I was struggling to see what exactly they were trying to do with the disjointed storyline and too many plot hole. I commend the two boy's acting tho. That's like the first time I'm seeing Nigerian kid actors play their role perfectly well without necessary starring into the camera |
Theflint1:I was not impressed one bit. I have a lot to say in negative about this movie , like I was so disappointed I didn't finish watching it. I watched close to 1 hour of the movie and didn't see the "really good" in its rating. I abandoned the movie with 30 minutes unwatched. ![]() |
iamoyindamola:We both know that an offence being bookable doesn't mean the ref automatically brandishes a yellow card na. How many times have we seen ref cautioning a player already on yellow card instead of drawing out second yellow card in order not to "spoil" the match? Moreover, there are players that have removed flags in the past, those who kicked the corner flag and didn't get yellow carded. The thing is na politics Cause that guy's red card and we all know it |
iamoyindamola:If na you, shey you go go? ![]() |
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