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Madueke is just a fooool that is occupying space unnecessarily 🤦‍♂️

Eze just dey shadow mark. He's not really giving the type of marking one sees from Martinelli.

Hincapie touch is still too heavy.

Make everybody hold their side well well now.

We need to go hard with these guys.

That goal they scored was because all our defenders were playing " make e no spoil for my hand " football.

God bless you Havertz

1-1 😂

Eze no dey put body for this ball at all 🤦‍♂️

Odegaard no supposed pass to defense there na. Man city in that position will be pushing attack

We just need to get our passes right and close down open spaces.

Then there's Raya and the CB's not soaking the pressure

iamoyindamola:
Blueraydick
Is jandor not the PDP guy with Funke in the last election, what is he doing with obasa now?

The guy has always been APC jare. He only whine few people who thought he was serious about playing opposition politics the last time

By the way the few times I've bought bokku bread I noticed it gets bad after few days with mould all over it.

But jendol bread lasts over a weak sef.

At this point we really need the STEM people to do justice to their degree. Make Una educate us (especially those who studied courses related to food science) if we shouod be scared for bread that don't get bad on time.

iamoyindamola:
The woman didn't cover the brand logo very well, people familiar with the bread will surely figure it out
It's just like criticising Pepsi and you claim you remove the over in the bottle but the content is still black.
She knows what she's doing, let her face the panel if she's really innocent

Haba!

How can anybody look at picture one and conclude it is one and same with picture 2?

If that CEO no come forward to claim it was her bread, most people won't assume it was hers.

Do you know the possible number of bread brands that has orange branded logo on the bottom and side in the whole of naija?

bazoodo:
APC has lost in other Yoruba states Ekiti Ondo Osun are examples but losing in Lagos would be difficult. This is because anytime an opposition party comes in the ibos immediately side with such party. And then it's easy for the ruling guys to quickly label such party an ibo party. And that they've come to grab Lagos from the yorubas. This happened again in 2023. Happened when Agbaje was running too. Sad

This strategy won't last work forever. It's only a matter of time. When the old generation of our parents who follow political leaders without demanding accountability exit the scene, the upcoming generation will disrupt the status quo.

It's no surprise that APC strongholds like Alimosho experienced protest votes in ghe last election.

It's only a matter of time before a shift happens. Most of these older generations don't have much time left.

ProudlyLagos:
🤣🤣🤣indeed, Una go wait tire……you clowns can’t stop the wheel of our development out of envy and jealousy……you should be concerned about the failures that you have been electing in your state or your state don’t like development? Btw proudly lagos

I see this is a troll account, no need wasting time to engage you. Nothing I will say will make sense to you, so please pass!

iamoyindamola:
Ofutu fete
seun bot they drag me oo

I thought as much.

Do you have the link? Make I mail you.

Raumdeuter we are greeting you from the stables of JujuTV.

Lógún ọfẹ o.... 🙇

Iro lasan 😔 pic.twitter.com/RR9pvDWIu1

— AYANFE (@CHULLY1010) April 18, 2026

Spy360:
Apart from having hungry lawyers, she is like the typical neighbour who goes to Watchman or Chosen yet the most troublesome always eaves dropping at every conversation others have just to make trouble out of it.

Now she is going viral 😂

A lot of people didn't see the consumer's initial video she made about the bread. Even me just scrolled past it and didn't watch it until the woman made another video about being served papers by the CEO's lawyers.

Now so many people are talking about the bread and their discussion is not positive. There are people seriously questioning why the bread won't go bad after weeks and then there are people calling the CEO out for wanting to silence a consumer over her user experience.

I even saw a guy make a video showing the bread currently in his house. He said he wants to keep it for a month or two to confirm if indeed he should be worried because that is the bread he eats regularly.

All of these won't happen if the CEO and her lawyers didn't amplify the whole thing while relying on the comments the consumer liked on her own video.

When a serious opposition that is ready to do their homework from the grassroot comes on board , they will defeat APC in Lagos in the nearest future.

When that happens, all these GAC and other non elected cabals that pose as so called "apex-decision making body in the state " will become defunct.

It's only a matter of time and how bad the people of the state wants a change from the current political arrangement that hardly favors the people but anointed office holders.

Iamoyindamola seems Ur post was taken down. Maybe u shouldn't quote that post and just write the site on notepad, screenshot it and upload the image while mentioning me in Ur comment.

I will copy the link from the screenshot you upload as image.

Iamoyindamola please what site can I download the series "Revolution". It is about a blackout that happened that knocked out electricity and entire civilization ..... It's an old series I watched only season one on DVD back then.

I'm looking for its complete season one to three to download

GloriousGbola:
Doesn't matter because the lady does not have resources or time to engage a lawyer of her own. This is simply bullying.

With the reaction of people to the whole issue, the lady would probably see lawyers who would offer their services to defend her for free sef.

Amigoos1:
See
But the CEO reached out to the woman in private for clarity and she ignored/blocked. If it gets to court the tiktoker will be forced to provide the bread makers she was referring to in her videos plus I think the bread brand showed in the video.

That's not how the law works.

The onus of proof is on the plaintiff who must prove beyond reasonable doubt that her brand was defamed.

If you claim someone has defamed your brand and you decide to sue that person, you must prove :

1. That a defamatory stament/false stament was made

2. That the defamatory was referring to you

3. That the defamatory stament was published.

How will you prove the lady was referring to you when she didn't mention your brand name or show your brand in the video?

This new movie on Netflix "180" is a good watch and a cautionary tale for people with anger issues.

Personal Opinion : I strongly believe the south African movie industry is miles ahead of Nigerian movie industry/nollywood as far as story telling, cinematography and even continuity is concerned.

Theflint1:
Exactly, lawyers will 9 out of 10 times encourage clients to sue cause that's guaranteed money, na she suppose use sense know what's appropriate.

What do you expect bro? Course wey person use 5 years in the university and 1 year in law school to study.... Dem come see opportunity to make money out of it (whether they win the Case or not) ; do u expect them to advise her not to sue?

Normally mugu must fall and guyman must chop am! 😁

Theflint1:
I did think the woman mentioning keeping bread for 2 whole months was a bit off. I mean what are you keeping bread for 2 months for while claiming to refresh bread stock every couple days.

Nigerian CEOs need dey find ways to handle this sort of crisis without resorting to suing customers.

The CEO is not wise at all.

There's Yale bread produced by summal foods which lasts between 1 to 6 months. In fact, Summal foods markets it as a stale-resistant bread.

From where I stand, I believe this CEO just threw away the chance of making her own bread a viable competitor for Yale bread. If she had consulted PR experts instead of lawyers (who would most likely lose the frivolous suit), I believe she would be packing serious orders by now

izzou:
Na emotions nau.

The truth is that it is definitely her bread. Make we no pamper the matter

Of all the breads wey dey Lagos, na your own everybody dey call

Emotion that will now cost her money and the business she's supposed to be protecting.

izzou:
So, I think this is what's happening

1) The lady made the video without mentioning any bakery

2) People started mentioning BON (whether na true or na lie).

Now, the BON CEO is trying to fight the perception. That's why she reached out to her.

Truly, the suit makes no sense, but I think I understand what the CEO is crying over. Because of her video, people now have a perception about her bread (whether it's true or not)

cc: Blueraydick

If it's about perception, she could've allowed PR experts help her manage the situation.

A PR person would've advised her to manage the situation differently. For example she could make a video showing the process they use in making the bread, the ingredients which they use (which of course are safe and in line with bread ingredients approved by NAFDAC), and by so doing give her business more visibility.

She messed up big time.... Her brand won't remain the same after listening to lawyers who just want to make money off the case for as long as it lasts. The person she's suing will have enough human rights lawyers to defend her and they will prove the lady didn't defame her brand

During the week a lady made a video about a bread she bought that lasted for 2 months and didn't go bad implying whatever preservatives used in it's production may be harmful to the health of consumers.

The lady didn't mention the name of the bread, and didn't show the logo/label of the bread in the video she made.

However, the owner of BON bread assumed she was referring to her bread and tried make her recant the video or make apology video for defaming her brand.

The CEO on the advise of her lawyers have now slammed the woman with a lawsuit despite the fact that her brand was never mentioned o. She claimed because the lady liked a comment on her original video that suggested she was referring to BON bread, then indeed her brand was the target of her video.

Personally I think she has hungry lawyers who want to milk her of whatever money she's been making from her business. I mean how are they going to present their case in court on mere assumption and not facts? If this was Erisco foods vs Chioma case one would say BON bread has a good case, but this one just be like say the CEO Wan use her own hand give her brand bad publicity.

cc: Izzou, GloriousGbola, afrodoc, Raumdeuter, Theflint1

“I didn’t want to get involved, but after several calls, I had to respond. I reached out to her to understand how she got the bread, but she cut the call. She claims she didn’t mention my brand, yet she liked comments where people named it. She has now blocked me anywhere.”

—… https://t.co/rXfheOUJyN pic.twitter.com/fACrrgMe4I

— Linda Ikeji Blog (@lindaikeji) April 17, 2026

afrodoc2:
There is no career that guarantees success. We are talking about the relative risks involved and the probability of success.

Even in the Nigerian setting the chances for a STEM graduate are better than for a budding sports star.

Where I grew up, I know quite a number of senior men who ended up in Oman, Israel, Finland, Norway, Bulgaria and those European countries football league where they were able build a better life for themselves and their family members in the long run.

Then there are some senior men who studied STEM and non STEM courses who still stay in their parents house till date due to naija situation of unemployment an all

raumdeuter:
Nothing is guaranteed in life, We can only increase our probability of success. No career is guaranteed but you use available data to give yourself a better off

That mechanical engineer that doesnt have a job, How many Political Science or Mass comm no get job wey pivot into tailoring or makeup artistes

Your second paragraph seem to me like you believe I'm having a STEM vs STEM argument. Trust me I'm not.

GloriousGbola:
if your stem no carry you enter corporate nigeria, it does not make that much difference

how many oil jobs are there?

stem degrees are not an automatic ticket to a high earning career.

it is the same way people hope to hammer as athletes that people hope to hammer in stem

american hood had hoop dreams - naija has or had oil and gas dreams

and as most oil majors are pulling out and it is getting taken over by nigerians, the dangote killing of union will become mainstream

Now you are seeing things from my viewpoint.

Less than a month ago PENGASSAN Shell branch were protesting in Lagos over their CBA. Since our Naija people took over after the oyinbo divestment bird no dey cry like bird again for that side.

That was why I said if it's all about money, then the parent should focus on helping his child build career in sports and entertainment.

afrodoc2:
The problem with sports and entertainment is that odds are seriously against you. The risk of failing or not getting to the top is very high in those fields and you now have an adult child with no education and whose skill isn't skilling.

In terms of risk assessment and the probability of having a decent to fairly affluent life (without reaching the dizzy heights of the sports stars and entertainers) the STEM way is still the best way.

Those sports stars and entertainers are lottery winners. It is a needle in the haystack chance of success that the average parent or child can't bank on.

The problem is there are a whole lot of unsuccessful STEM graduates the same way there are unsuccessful athletes in Nigeria.

NB: I'm specifically talking about Nigerian situation o.

raumdeuter:
So why do people make career choices if not for the ability to make money and financial success?.
The number 1 reason people choose certain career is financial success.
You think anyone enjoy spending 5yrs in school for Engineering, 6yr for Medicine when they can easily spend 4yrs studying Sports and History

This is where STEM comes in. We look at the probability. The number of successful footballers vs the number of boys interested in sport is so small that its easier for a 35yr old mechanic to become a successful surgeon than a for a random boy on the street to become a successful pro footballer

How many successful mechanics do you know?

Abeg! Make Pikin do sports or music with parent's financial support better pass all those STEM and Non STEM headache if na because of money/financial success u wan choose for the child.

I get friend wey be mechanical engineer wey no see job till he gave up and started doing business.