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iamoyindamola:
Those boys won't come to training again

If na you, shey you go go?

iamoyindamola:
That celebration doesn't look like snooker stick celebration Na
I see it more like a sniper shot moreover if it was another national player it could be overlooked.
The player got sent off for second yellow not straight red

I've never played snooker before in my life but I do watch people play it. That's how they play a shot in snooker na..... Just look at how he placed his left hand under the flag stick.

Funny thing is the particular player is an Arab Israeli Muslim, not a Jew. See the guy's name in the screenshot

StarchAndBanga:
The only quality Popizaino looks for in his DM is the ability to thread a through pass from deep.. To him that's the most important quality a DM should have, any other quality is just jara

😂😂😂

I've seen people like popi coach small small boys in the area before. Dem go dey train the boys and try to replicate some of the fantasies in their mind onto the training pitch.

Na when dem carry the boys go play competition and dem flog dem wetin no good most people for area go see say coach Popi no really Sabi ball like he dey make mouth, yet Wan kill the boys with training and "aspire to perspire". Dem too Sabi use mouth drive motor 😂

iamoyindamola:
Exactly just the way anybody will first think and confirm identity when dealing with a Nigerian
Hes a victim of his country, I don’t blame the ref too

I blame the ref pa! How can he not know that's a snooker playing gesture?

The ref clearly officiated with agenda in his mind and not officiating with clear mind.

On what grounds is the ref giving this Israeli player red card?

For all I know, that's a snooker celebration that players like Neywmar have done in the past without any card brandished by the ref.

Omo! Dem carry global politics and propaganda enter football big time!

ISRAELI GETS A RED CARD FOR AN ISRAELI CELEBRATION pic.twitter.com/VQ6TJhSgPd

— Sulaiman Ahmed (@ShaykhSulaiman) September 24, 2026

/video/1?s=46

Realmrsean:
Omo
This guy is too much

You said I should put my ₦9 billion Bugatti on the road… so here we go 😂🤷🏾‍♂️ https://t.co/kdU0H1h51f pic.twitter.com/bb7o3phO5g

— HAMZZY (@Hamzythacreator) September 24, 2026

Can't u see it's obviously AI generated video?

Dutch players looking for fair play when Brobbey's injury was obviously not head injury.

Goal ball!

Summerville really doing well in this game. The boy is doing some decent winger's work.

Van Dyke's goal ruled out due to Brobbey's foul on Ter Stergen. Similar to Arsenal vs West Ham last season

"I be youth leader nah, how knife go enter me?" 😂😂😂. Very chaotic interview

Area nor dey loosegaurd…. https://t.co/2dvVJqyQ39 pic.twitter.com/cc8Ct5EL2X

— Tamara Tena (@TenaLion001) September 24, 2026

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CrystalTiger:
Most former poor people lol...

Make dem continue! By the time majority of the youth dropout, turn agbero and begin to harass the so called elites, I will see how they will enjoy their new found social status.

https://www.nairaland.com/8754059/lady-transfers-450000-indrive-driver

I don't know why some Nigerians are so dishonest and always showing their wickedness at the slightest chance they have. Customer wanted to pay for N4,500 indrive ride only to mistakenly transfer N450k to driver. Instead make driver return money he's doing everything possible to keep the money that obviously doesn't belong to him.

NB: I said "some Nigerians " because I've once made similar mistake and the nice woman involved was even the one that called my attention to my mistake and did the refund .

When my boy was born, on the day mother and son were to be discharged I decided to get a pack of juice to be shared amongst the security guards, nurses and admin staff on duty that afternoon.

I went to get the juice at one Alhaja's shop two buildings away from the hospital. She told me the pack of juice was N16k, and I offered to pay via transfer. After doing the transfer I asked her to check and confirm payment so I can be on my way. Immediately her POS machine gave an alert sound which signified payment received.

I was almost leaving in haste before she stopped me and asked that I check my transfer alert again. I wanted to tell her not to bother me, but I reluctantly checked and realized I sent N160k instead of N16k. Omo, na one time I calm down and began thanking her. She asked for my account details and transferred N144k back to me almost immediately. She didn't even take a kobo for bank charges.

I was really grateful to her because I most likely wouldn't notice the mistake until much later when I am fully settled. By that time, she might likely deny receiving the funds and by so doing would make me go through stress of going to bank to do unnecessary wahala . Even though I might end up having her account placed on PND to punish her for her dishonesty, the stress would've been too much on me at that particular time.

Shegzdave:
Sent
Please confirm

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Shegzdave:
Boss, please can I send you a DM?

Okay, No problem

raumdeuter:
I believe both are top 5 in not top 3 in Nigeria

They are actually the top 2 in Nigeria followed by Adenuga at No.3 (according to Forbes).

Spy360:
Whoever owns AA Rano is another big boy

That one no get the kind money Dangote and Rabiu has..... Rano sef get money o, but dem Dangote and Rabiu go far gan.

raumdeuter:
Never heard of him. Most Northern rich men are coded. Besides Dantata and Dangote, you wont know many of them. Even Samad Rabiu na about 15yrs ago I hear of am

Na even Dele Momodu with ovation make us dey know them

I guess it's a northern thing for them to be coded and not blow their trumpet unlike what we have over here in the South. The same way Dangote's daughters are not about the social media life is the same way Samad Rabiu's children too.

The Children of a typical Southern Billionaire no go let una rest....They must to show u lifestyle . See the Children of Chief Razak Okoya for example

afrodoc2:
Yeah i have heard this story before. BUA's father Isyaku Rabiu was heavily loaded. Possibly 2nd only to Dantata in Kano back then.

He was really loaded. Only God knows the kind of bag they must have dumped on the trial judge to give that kind of judgement.

The fact that the trial judge retired after the case and returned to England with his largesse shows this corruption thing don tey no be today. The elite have been using their influence to beat the system since God knows when

raumdeuter:
The days of submitting paper CV na him make you come see. Those days na Gatemen be the Odogwu

You go reach gate.
Applicant: I want to see HR
Gateman 1: Do you have an appointment?
Applicant: No I want to submit my CV
Gateman 2: Who told you we are employing? What position are you applying to?
Applicant: I want to apply for graduate trainee
Gateman 2: We dnt have any vacancy. Do you even have First class or Two-one
2nd gateman : Which course you study sef
You: Accounting
Gateman 1: This is a factory we dont take accountant
Applicant 2: I studied Engineering
Gateman 1. : This place na bank, wetin Engineer dey find for here
Gateman 2: Which School you go sef
Applicant: Nairaland University
Gateman: Na Yabatech graduate we dey take

Take your CV away with you or if you no wan take am, this basket here, Put your CV here.

They are gatekeepers, na since when I dey school I don learn how to massage those ones ego. I was able to drop hard copies CVs at some companies as a fresh graduate by massaging their ego and doing emotional blackmail for them.

The OGs in the house, have heard of this crime story before?

According to the narrator, the alleged perpetrator in this crime story ( Nafiu Ishaku Rabiu) turns out to be the elder brother of Rabiu Abdulsamad (BUA). Never knew BUA was old old money like Dangote too.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODbY62UFnvI?si=yB1TUaLLp4USGTrg

cc: afrodoc , Raumdeuter

raumdeuter:
Maybe because they know that you as a student are already higher than them and the moment you graduate, you wont even be on their level

But I know some correct Non academic staff too though na settlement he wants. Once you settle him, he can carry your file to all the facilities in the school. So na him dey help talk to other non academic staff

Omo! Non teaching staff just wicked for no reason. When it's like a week to exam students will be required to have their exams docket signed by their HODs.

Na that time the HODs secretaries dey play God. Your class governor can collate the whole class's course forms and exam dockets for submission and the HOD secretary will ask for bribe before signing. If you happen to be indisposed and didn't go to school that day, Ur own bribe might be x4 because you have to go relate with the secretary on an individual basis.

Those people ehn.... 🤦‍♂️

afrodoc:
Inferiority complex might contribute. That is why in most cases oga’s driver and other servants are even more arrogant than oga himself.

Having said that, this issue permeates every section of Nigerian society. The difference is that soldiers and policemen have weapons. Pound for pound Nigerian lecturers are more wicked. lol

Yeah, I agree Nigerians wey wicked and proud plenty pass those with good heart and humility

GloriousGbola:
the same applies to lecturers

When i was in university my dad admonished me not to stand out [don't be a fine boy].I took my daughter to unilag for an exam on Saturday and i was telling her the exact same thing. Don't stand out. don't let any bad belle /frustrated lecturer or staff pick you as an outlet for their bitterness.

UNILAG is actually a good school with most of their lecturers taking advantage of the fact that they are in Lagos to make the best out of life for themselves. Most of their lecturers are not as frustrated as lecturers of other public institutions.

UNILAG lecturers dey get good rapport with their students wella. Most of them are exposed, they've gone abroad to do one or two courses and they see how things work over there. And dem dey encourage their students to strive hard to make good grades because of the enermous opportunities made available by their alumni association and even scholarship opportunities they gatekeep for academically bright students. That's why it's easy to come across profile of UNILAG graduates working with J.P Morgan, Bank of America, Google, etc.

mostob:
Gibbs-White and Kroupi no go bad in January.
The money we don't want to spend in the summer, na January we go forcefully spend am.

Drop the 80m and carry Rogers, we dey price am. Smh

I don't see any special in that Gibbs-White, I believe he's just a beneficiary of the English tax. Signing a player like Gibbs-White will not change our fortune in any way at all.

Maybe I rate Kroupi more than Gibbs-White, but I feel if we want to get the best let's not buy any of these overpriced players of EPL mid table teams. We can spread our search web beyond England; maybe to other European leagues or even South America sef.

afrodoc2:
Both teaching and non-teaching staff have bloated egos. Bank tellers, gatemen at government parastatals, bank tellers, doctors, typists in the civil service, PA to the Senior Pastor etc.

Nigerians don't drink responsibly from the well of power. That is why most (including the freedom fighters and activists) become power drunk when they are in any position of authority/power. There is an oppression codon in the Nigerian genome.

The thing is I've met nice lecturers, courteous bank tellers and doctors. I can't label all of them as having bloated egos.

You see non-teaching staff, most of the one's I've interacted with are just a mess; right from my secondary school days to university. Personally, I feel their callousness stems out of inferiority complex.

GloriousGbola:
a jjc year one student who does not know anything and is clearly intimidated?
it is simply a power drunk woman on a trip
when my mum retired from nursing, she decided to open a shop in unilorin mini campus.

a lot of students used to hang out there and she found out how callous and indifferent several of her friends who are lecturers are towards students

basically she would start harassing them to find students missing scripts etc.

your average university employee , be it assu, sannu or whatever anu is a power mad maniac obsessed with oppressing for the sake of it.

The JJC student actually knew he was guessing a date he wasn't sure of.

Like I said earlier I am not making excuse for the lady because I had my fair share of issues with non-teaching staff in departmental & faculty offices while I was in School , but we can both agree she's a typical short tempered Nigerian who gets angry easily because "you dey carry her play". Doing guess work over something u are not sure of in that environment is a No No; it is a recipe for u to get the lady all livid.

Maybe because personally as a person I am used to saying things I know and will tell u "I don't know" when I am not sure of something......I don't see reason why u should be doing guess work on top wetin u no dey sure of. Right from young age if a teacher ask a question and I don't know the answer I will just say I don't know it. I always get amused when I see people making wild guesses that are way off the mark. So maybe that's why I think he should've just told the lady he can't remember and let's see what would've happened instead.

TemporaryHansel:
In my opinion, this is justifying bad behavior.
Nobody forced them to join the Nigerian military, they knew the pay/renumeration is poor before joining, so if the poor renumeration is messing with their mental health, shouldn't they either resign from the military or take it up with their superiors?

There's no excuse for the unprofessionalism of the Nigerian military. They're a disgrace to humanity.

Cc
Blueraydick

If Nigerians don't join military, shey na Fulani who crossed boarder from Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso and Mali u go like make dem populate Nigerian Army?

You should be advocating for improved terms of service for military men side-by-side with your call for improvment in their professionalism.

Realmrsean:
I think it's more of a society thing than individual.

Let's move away from soldiers and police.

Even in the various white cholar professional work settings, those who holds power likes to abuse it with little or no reppercusion.

Ranging from university lecturers, to office heads, etc.

Remembered when i was meant to collect one receipt like that in my year 1.
The lady that was in the office with the computer where I was meant to collect the receipt, after I came there, I sat down there for like 1hour waiting, this lady was gisting with her colleagues instead of attending to me.
After the gist, it was time to attend to me

He asked me the date I paid the money so she could print the receipt.

This ladies office is in charge of those paying for loss of receipt.
Actually I have loss my receipt , so I have to pay for loss of receipt so I would be issued a new receipt covering the one I lost.

Now this lady asked me the date I payed the money, I couldn't remember the date, I called one date like that, the lady inputted the date and my name didn't show, she asked me again what date it was, I guessed again and this time it was wrong again.

This lady shouted at me to leave her office, that shed call the security on me.
As per year 1 student, I started begging, but all my begging fail on deaf ears

After leaving her office and hanged around the premises for like 3-4 hours, she came out and saw me,
Then told me to come inside, as I came inside, she asked me my name, I told her and she inputted my name in the search field and book, my details appeared

It now downed on me that she could have used the search feature all along but she decided to flex power ..

That's one in mamlny scenarios..

The difference is the police and soldiers has access to guns and those ones doesn't

Is a systemic something

I'm not making excuse for the lady's harsh behaviour towards you, but I think you should've been truthful enough to tell her you can't remember the date of payment. If you had done that, she would've used the name to search instead of date of payment.

She probably got pissed that you allowed her search 2 wrong dates when you are not sure of those two dates from onset.

That being said, I think non teaching staff of public secondary schools and public owned universities have this over bloated ego that always makes them want to oppress students at the slightest opportunity.

TemporaryHansel:
American soldiers that fight wars everywhere don't behave like this when they return to the US.

You think American soldiers and Nigerian soldiers have the same terms of service?......

In the last one to two months I've been seeing social media content of Nigerians and other nationals who joined American army as regular soldiers (not commissioned officers o). They document their journey how they bought their own house for rentals within 2 years of joining the US Army.

How many Nigerian soldiers who are not commissioned officers can buy a property from their legit earnings within 10 years of serving in the military? I mean buying houses with their earnings not proceeds from ekelebe duty, bunkering or any other illegal jobs.

The US Army has quality free Healthcare available to active soldiers. Do you have that in Nigeria?

You see there's a whole lot that can mess up with the mental health of a soldier which is not being addressed in Nigeria. So I don't see why you should be comparing the Nigerian soldiers to their US counterparts

izzou:
I have Soldier friend. Let's call him Sergeant K

Anytime I give him a lift, he must intentionally find trouble on the journey.

If he's not cussing a Policeman on his own. He's doing one thing or the other just to let people know he's a Soldier



No high ranking officer would behave that way.

Most times when a soldier likes to make trouble, it is the personality of the soldier shining through. Unfortunately for the public, when a soldier makes trouble and he's about to be overwhelmed by the trouble he caused, espirits-de-corps will make fellow soldiers join him so he doesn't get disgraced. Let me share a recent experience I observed.

Early August I was in PH for official assignment and I happen to be in a security convoy with some Nigerians and some expatriates. Our Lead vehicle is a military hilux that has about 6 soldiers on board. The escort coordinator was sat in the vehicle I was in (Which followed closely behind the lead military hilux).

There's a particular soldier in the lead military vehicle that would always jump down at junctions with traffic bottlenecks and be fighting with either a 3rd party truck driver or whipping a PH keke guy. The guy jumps down at every opportunity to "deal " with "bloody civilians". Now, the thing is the escort coordinator is always pissed by this particular soldier's action. The escort coordinator will always speak to the driver of the lead military hilux on walkie to call the overzealous soldier to order.

I understand the escort coordinator's concern tho; In our vehicle we have 2 Germans and one American whom you don't want their memory of Nigeria to be of soldiers whipping other road users just for them to get to their destination early.....But those of us who are Nigerians also understood that some of the truck drivers, keke riders and korope drivers are goat that won't do the right thing till they are either whipped or viciously treated like animals.

The escort coordinator made a statement which resonated with we the Nigerians in the vehicle. He said "When these boys don spend like 1 to 2 years in Sambisa forest fighting terrorists, it is difficult for them to adjust when they are back amongst ordinary civilians"

Personally, I think that particular soldier that was always jumping down is a very aggressive person with anger issue. I also think posting those guys back into the society after over a year at the war front (without any proper evaluation of their mental well-being) is a danger to the society nobody is talking about. The guy has a loaded rifle that he points at Keke guys before whipping them; what if those ones say the "wrong word" and he pulls his trigger ?

izzou:
Not really true.

It's mostly in Lagos we see that.

In other states, A soldier pays his transport fare!

My mum says this too. She said all the time she's travelled to Ibadan, she always admires how outspoken the drivers there are especially when they see any uniform personnel board their vehicle . The drivers would bend their inner mirror starting at the passengers at the back and would say it loud and clear in Yoruba : " All passengers should come in with their exact fare with no exception. I repeat all passengers should enter with their change o. No be government dey fuel this vehicle o "

She said almost all the time the uniform personnel will always pay without making any fuss. The ones that don't will get embarrassed and cussed at.

It's always a culture shock for her anytime she sees this happen