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See Havertz o.

Martinelli just waste that opportunity again

Partey at RB, Kiwior at LB 😏

chrisooblog:
My dad had a copy. Was an interesting read. Won't spoil it for you by giving details but it gives context to the myth that the first coup was 'planned by igbos'

afrodoc2:
Very good book. My dad bought it for me back in the day. It is probably the most balanced account of the coup. It must still be somewhere in our library at home.

Thanks . I guess I will find it quite revealing .

One of my old man’s collections. I went visiting recently and saw this book I don’t know existed amongst his collections while growing up .

This is certainly going to be an interesting read . The author is one of the 3 majors (Nzeogwu, Ifeajuna and Ademoyega) that planned and executed the first coup in Nigeria .

It’s unfortunate they don’t teach history in our schools again. 😔

This Luton will surely relegate before May . They are not good in the air, not good with ball at their feet and not good with possession.

Wetin dem find come EPL?

Ibime:
81 players have now boycotted National team till dem sack that nigga, both men and women

I just dey look you and Sod09 dey laugh. That FA President was on shaky grounds after supporting the manager to oppress those players. There are like 15 women that already refused to play for that coach since the last 2 years, but the FA President kicked them out the team rather than sack the manager.

That nigga was just one mistake away from a mutiny and supposed to be on his best behaviour. His matter done cast now. The coach will be sacked next. Apparently the coach always force the players to keep their bedroom doors open till 12am.so he can monitor their sleeping patterns. Even on their days off, he forces them to sign exiat and state who they are going to.visit. They've been trying to sack him for the last 2 years but the President no gree.

I already mentioned it yesterday that the man behaved inappropriately and should dance to whatever music his adversaries play for him.

It was just funny seeing a 30 year old player that has not played up to 60 mins for the national team claiming he was boycotting the national team . When he no boycott the NT , he dey see ball play ?

Ibime:
I will love this. I love Roman politics. Bookmarked

You will definitely like it.

Emaprince:
Caicedo drink?

He take one shot of henny to gain confidence

Caicedo

A rare pishure of Rice doing the job of a coach and player to justify his price tag

sod09:
I am watching it sef
Have you watched Vikings valaha?
That one sef mad

No I haven’t ; I will try watch it after I finish domina .

Sod09 have u seen the series “Domina” ? It’s a very nice series based on the old Roman Empire. Too many scheming , blackmailing and politics at play in the series.

I’m really enjoying it sha

Ibime:
Either he is tired of getting called up to sit on bench when he could be in Dubai relaxing, or he is kpanshing one of the female team

Maybe he don dey eye the Hermoso lady dey plan how he go take carry am Trabaye. . The man come spoil show for am dey kiss the lady on top live TV

Amigoss:
Blueray,O ni jongbon ni yin sir

afrodoc2:
That is Gary Neville not Roy Keane.

Thank u doc. I don’t know why I always mix Roy Keane and Garry Neville together .

raumdeuter:
WIth situations like this I will say Females should only be involved in female games to referee and coaching while male be involved in male games

Why? Because sport involves a lot of emotions, it even gets personal, In the dressing room when the coach is talking tactics some people might be in their underwears. When you score a goal the feeling is indescribable and you jump on anyone and act wild.

Its common to see people jump on a scorer on the field, Including coaches and officials. Imagine it was a woman under this pile and men like coaches and staffs jumped on her, what will the headlines be like? (10 men jump on a lady in attempted gangrape) We have seen coaches slap the butt of players substituted regularly imagine that was a woman. (Another sexual assault)

Kisses like those shown below have never generated controversies before

This Garry Neville and Scholes kiss na Agape love o.

sod09:
Just checked him
He have just one cap for Spain🤣🤣🤣

Na real weyrey the guy be. Shaki n Shey bi ora

raumdeuter:
The Dr Olufunmilayo of ,,,, I don't know if to say Spanish NT cos I never see am play before, I dont even know the club he plays for

I googled him and found that he is a 30yr old striker for Real Betis who has played 2 games for Spain both as a sub and a total of 54 mins

Surely Spain will miss him a lot

I'm sure those in Spain sef don't know the guy . 30 year old striker wey get two caps dey threaten boycotting national team.

Some jokes write themselves

Sod09 see this mukpas o 😂

I didn’t even know Spain had any player named Iglesias sef . This one don see wetin he go use chase clout like some feminine male gender out here

sod09:
Why man go they compete with woman for women’s job
It’s not right, they shouldn’t be considered at all no matter what

Why shouldn't they be considered? So far they worked as coach and took their female team to a successful outing , then the men should be considered for the award.

Except u are saying male coaches should not be employed by female teams(both at the club and national level). That one is something that may not work cos I don't think there are many female coaches like that (At least going by what I saw in the recently concluded world cup)

Emaprince:
Na make you dey see how those mothers were treated like poultry chickens.

Tomorrow they will come out on air to gladly announce how palliative went round every household.

When next election cycle comes, those that survive will collect groupie ankara material and start singing abusive songs @ anybody contesting against "their party"....Rinse and repeat!

There was pandemonium on Wednesday at the Oshodi/Isolo local government secretariat, venue of the palliative distribution organized by the chairman of the local government, Kehinde Oloyede Almaroof.

Thousands of people had thronged the venue to receive food items from the the council chairman to cushion the effect of the fuel subsidy removal, however the situation turned chaotic, almost leading to a stampede.
The palliatives, which included gift packs, yams, eggs, plantain among other items, were to be shared among the residents of the council area irrespective of their political, religious, or tribal affiliations.

Each gift pack was said to have included a package of rice, beans groundnut oil and tomato paste.

It was gathered from eyewitnesses that people started arriving the venue as early as 6.30am for the event billed to start by 9am.

The event, tagged “Greater Oshodi Food Bank”, however, did not start until a few minutes to 11am .
It was learnt that trouble started immediately after the first set of people, mostly elderly people, received their rations as there was no proper information on how the distribution was going to be done.

The restive and compressed crowd got excited and people at the tail of the line started pushing for fear that the items might not go round.

The organisers were swiftly overwhelmed and then it all kicked off, several women fell to the ground and suffered injuries while others ran over them.

The confusion lasted for two hours as security guards including military officers beat back hundreds of people rushing to take their own packs.

A security official in the council, who spoke to our correspondent on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to speak on the matter, confirmed that there were casualties during the rush .

He was, however, silent on whether there were fatalities among the casualties.

https://www.nairaland.com/7816165/chaos-confusion-mar-oshodi-isolo


This is certainly not the renewed hope they were promised .

Emaprince:
Some are losing their jobs due to the ensuing layoffs caused by the harsh economic conditions.

Anyway there is no need explaining these things to some one who's staking his life to defend a party.

The evidence is everywhere in our own very eyes.

It is well o

Ibime:
You failed the first methodology because you simply don't pay Government unemployment benefits, therefore have no real barometer

So obviously our unemployment is measured by survey, and any survey producing 4% in Nigeria is fit for the dustbin

This is the reality . I don’t know why anybody will choose to lie to himself and believe the 4% gibberish .

Almost every 3 months now thousands of youths pass out of NYSC with little or no employment opportunities waiting for them , farmers are getting sacked by bandits and terrorists in the north , international brands are living the country due to the lull in the economy….. Yet someone wants to argue the unemployment rate is in line with global beat practices . Smh 🤦‍♂️

afrodoc2:
I am shocked that you are shocked.

At this point, I am shocked I wasn’t shocked initially .

afrodoc2:
E shock you?

Initially I was willing to give him benefit of doubt hoping it was an innocent mistake . Seeing how he brought his source material and then refused to edit the falsehood when fact on the source material was pointed out to him shows his ulterior motives like Raumdeuter suggested . omo ! 🤔

Overtake don overtake overtake

[quote author=donjazzet post=125331897]Watching this, I really felt like slapping Burna through my phone.

This guy is a disgrace.

Am I the only one that watched Burna Boy’s interview where he literally denigrated and relegated his grandfather? His mother was shell shocked sef.

Then who the heck are you folks that he will not shred everyone of you?

All of us like this he will pieces us!

I am surprised at… pic.twitter.com/5A1rK1Wa85

— Aisha Yesufu (@AishaYesufu) August 23, 2023

for try edit the misinformation u put up there before slapping burnaboy o

raumdeuter:
You should know why and where that came from. cos the text he referenced never mentioned it but he included it anyway for a purpose. I am sure you know the purpose

E shock me say he read something and reported something else.

raumdeuter:
What he is referring to is Opo sisu

And its mainly to protect the women as in those days women are not economically empowered and depend on their man to provide for them
Even those who sell in the market, its what their husband farms that they sell, so when there is no husband to farm, kids are still young, they have a way to provide for her and her kids
So if the man dies, she can choose to marry either the younger brother of the deceased or any relative.

I don't know/never heard about wives marrying sons and sons marrying mother since sons naturally take care of their mothers

I know that was what he was referring to, but saying sons marry their mother is false.

Opo Sisu happens in other tribes in Nigeria too sef, at least based on nollywood movies we've seen

donjazzet:
Well, for me personally, this knowledge has largely been via nigerian media and anecdotal word of mouth.

There are various Nollywood movies that has presented this as fact, I vividly recall a certain "superstory" programme whose entire plot was centered around this particular tradition.

Also I've had a Yoruba associate of old confirming that this practice do happen in certain places in Ondo and osun.

But furthermore a little research seems to corroborate aspects of this as seen below.

Okay good.

Do u know why I asked u what it is called and the source of ur information? It is becasue I saw a misrepresentation in ur post and I wanted to know if it was ur source that was wrong or u were the one that innocently or knowingly misrepresented the fact.

You also have a subsect of the Yoruba culture where a first son can inherit his father's titles, properties and wives including his own mother who becomes his wife.

It is a taboo in Yoruba culture for a son to have a sexual relationship with his mother. So when I saw ur post above talking about a son inheriting his father's properties , wives and his own mother; I knew that is one strong misrepresentation of facts.

Please modify ur post, there's nothing babaric in a family member marrying a widow. Almost all major tribes in Nigeria had such history in their culture.