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mostob:
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Two own goals, maybe luck is on our side this year.

E no really concern me whether na own goal or third party goal 😂

This one no be luck, we forced those goals out of them with premium pressure. If own goal easy, all teams for dey with own gaol scored by their opponent every other week.

Wetin sweet me pass is the way our enemies dey cuss Wolves their emergency avengers who disappointed them in the die minutes after raising their hopes 😃😃😃

Arteta will sooner or later have to do something about his selection of attacking midfielder and wingers.

2-1

E pain all the vultures that were circling around waiting to rejoice over us. 😂

Gabriel Jesus should rightfully bench Gyokeres in due time.

Nothing concern me with whatever amount they use buy Gyokeres. He has refused to deliver so we just need to move on abeg

Ẹyin enemies, ẹ ní shọ̀dun ayọ̀!

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Jesus!

Their father!!!

Saka was ball watching while the guy played the pass just the same way Odegaard did for Villa winner.

Bulllshiiit!

A very woeful performance all through.

Why the 4ck are we defending deep? Why can't we attack and score another goal.

In my books this game is worse than ghe villa game and it is due to the starting 11 selection.

Na wa o. They are literally forcing us to defend when we should be hustling to score more goals.

Match wey we supposed dey use pad goal difference like mad, e just turn to further mathematics for us 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Gyokeres is actually terrible at ball playing as a striker.

Just look at the rubbish Trossard play 🤦‍♂️

He just lost our second goal like that

Goal ball!

Saka scores a direct corner 😂

Or do we call it own goal?

Wolves are just happy their game plan is still intact 🤦‍♂️

They are willing to play this game like this till the 90th minute.... We need to keep going at their defence without constantly recycling the ball back to our defence because their low block is not yielding

Why is Zubimendi getting pissed for getting subbed off?

He needs to go abeg. All the 3 subs were necessary if we want to get something out of this game

Sooner or later we will need a playmaker like Odegaard to open up this Wolves low block. Eze has not been able to do that thus far.

Why does Martinelli keep making the wrong decisions in the final third? 🤦‍♂️

iamoyindamola:
That airtel odu have the good, the bad and the ugly.
The first version was very good that's the one Nokia did but this recent version have one that uses esim abeg avoid it, collect one that uses sim.
Yes it's truly unlimited and I think 20mb/s should be enough for you because that's the cap for 25k
You also need to double check if airtel network is okay in your location, I switch between airtel and spectranet for home use.
I will advise you have a sustainable backup because airtel can move like Manchester United.

I have MTN 4G router at home I use normally, but the thing no dey serve me well. I'm always forced to use my phone 5G network as backup.

So the Airtel ODU is like an upgrade. Anytime it messes up, I will use the MTN router.

I think only uninformed fans will blame Arteta or fellow players for Gyokeres woes.

He will definitely come out good. Arteta will use him in games that requires his skillset and from there he will gain confedence and form to play & score for us on any match going forward.

iamoyindamola:
If auba can Excel why not gyokeres

I agree 100% with this.

Gyokeres will gel with the team and excel.

Looking at the few goals he's scored and the celebrations with teammates that followed, one can tell that he has his fellow players' support and he will come good with time.

Iamoyindamola what's Ur take on Airtel ODU?

I saw a post about it on tiktok last week and yesterday I went to airtel office to pay for it.

I learnt it is Airtel 5g internet service that charges 25k per month for unlimited data at 50mps ( You can pay for higher speed depending on Ur needs Sha).

I'm expecting their engineers to come with the device and install today Sha. The initial payment is 25k which means the device is free and subsequent sub is 25k monthly.

Personally I feel 25k for unlimited data for a month is not considering I can connect the TV, my phone and my wife's phone as well as my computer system anytime I have reasons to work at home.

I've always been team MTN, but I just Wan try this airtel adventure to see where it leads Sha.

mostob:
Prophet Timber and Deacon Madueke are working.

I think Saliba is the only Muslim in that squad.

I think Kiwior is also a Muslim, but I guess he doesn't count for now since he's on loan and currently not available as a squad player.

Na protestant and Catholic full that our team . I think na Crystal palace get church boys pass till I jam this current arsenal squad

This Tinubu's romance with France, E get as e be! Where this ship is headed, I will never know but all I know is world powers like France don't just start befriending a country like Nigeria that was clonozied by the British without having their own interests (France) as the number one priority in the relationship.

Tinubu's government(through Federal Inland Revenue service) signs an MoU with the French government that literally means we have opened our tax system to the French government.

I really don't know those advising this Tinubu's government, but the little we've read about France and their former colonies regarding how France get unfettered access to their resources by being in control of their financial system....Hmmmmm. It is well with Nigeria.

Bosun Tijani getting called out for misinformation and being incompetent with facts for claiming on Channels TV that bandits use special technology to make calls hence why govt can't track them.

https://x.com/0xkitng/status/1999621660161261982?s=46

Cc: Larride, Disstroy

For all his upside-down arguments and sometimes provocative position in arguments, we need to give Spy360 his flowers for being right on Arsenal's strikers problem...

I remember correctly how Spy360 kept on hammering on the fact that the type of striker that fits Arteta game play is dem Jesus, Havertz and Nketiah type of striker. He stressed that an out and out striker like Gyokeres may struggle in a team lien arsenal because of how Arteta sets up his team to play.

Gyokeres struggles since he joined and Gabriel Jesus cameo yesterday seem to have validate Spy's arguments.

I didn't watch the match yesterday (for the first time in a long time), but all the match commentary, summary and fans opinions I've read seem to suggest Gabriel Jesus bested Gyokeres and most fans have seen that Gyokeres goal problem is neither caused by Saka and Odegaard deliberately not passing to him nor is it caused by other players trying to outshine him.

I just hope Arteta will find a way to use Gyokeres in matches where we will need a profile of his profile & skillset to press opposition defence and mount pressure on them to overturn possession. I believe those teams that like to knock the ball around at the back will suffer if we start Gyokeres against them.

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Still a gunner for life!

Spy360:
Donatus 😂

This whole insecurity issue is actually embarrassing to the nation and not a laughing matter.

Imagine terrorists seizing government's military assets and displaying it in the open without repercussions 🤦‍♂️

*TINUBU’S ILLEGAL TROOP DEPLOYMENT: A PRESIDENT WHO ACTS FIRST AND SEEKS THE LAW LATER* - By Bello Abdullahi

There are moments in the life of a nation when silence becomes a form of national suicide. This is one of them.

The recent attempt by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to deploy Nigerian troops to the Republic of Benin before approaching the Senate for approval is not just a procedural misstep, it is a constitutional transgression with profound implications for our democracy. It confirms a worrying pattern: the executive acts first, and only when public scrutiny intensifies does it remember the existence of the law.

For clarity, the Constitution is not vague. Section 5(4) of the 1999 Constitution stipulates that the President shall not deploy the Armed Forces on combat missions without the prior approval of the National Assembly. This provision was not inserted to decorate the text. It is the firewall separating democracy from militarised executive impunity. It is the guardrail preventing one man from dragging a nation of over 200 million into costly foreign entanglements based on personal judgment alone.

Yet here we are again: a President making consequential military decisions first, and only afterwards sending a polite letter to the Senate to “seek approval.” This is not democratic governance. It is a constitutional afterthought masquerading as consultation.

Nigeria has a painful history of soldiers returning in sealed coffins from wars they never understood, fighting in terrain that offered neither strategic benefit nor moral justification. This is why troop deployment is one of the most jealously guarded legislative powers in every functioning democracy. It is not an administrative formality. It is a matter of life, death, sovereignty, and national interest.

The President’s letter to the Senate is therefore not evidence of respect for the law, it is evidence of having breached it.

There is an unmistakable arrogance in assuming that the National Assembly’s role is merely to stamp decisions already made. This is how democratic institutions decay: not by dramatic collapse, but by slow, stealthy erosion disguised as “executive necessity.”

Where was the urgency that justified bypassing the Senate?
Where was the imminent threat that made constitutional compliance inconvenient?
Where was the candour to tell Nigerians the true stakes of the mission?

If Nigeria must project power abroad, it must be done within the framework of law, not presidential brinkmanship.

What the Senate must ask is not merely whether troops should go to Benin Republic. That is secondary. The primary question is: Why did the President violate the Constitution in the first place?
A democracy that excuses breaches today will justify authoritarianism tomorrow.

Nigeria deserves better than a commander-in-chief who treats the Constitution as an optional footnote.

And if the Senate chooses to look away, history will remember that once again, when accountability beckoned, our lawmakers answered with silence.

Bello Abdullahi
Public Affairs _Commentator • Social Critic •

afrodoc2:
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This one pass speaking in tongues. She dey speak in throat.

E come.be like say she swallow beat box. 😂

Watch this video and learn about the so called democracy that was allegedly "saved" in Benin Republic by Nigeria and ECOWAS allied forces.

For decades, this small West African country was the example. No coups since 1972. Peaceful transfers of power. A working democracy in a region where strongmen ruled.

Then, in December 2025, gunshots cracked through the capital. A group of mutinous soldiers stormed the state TV… pic.twitter.com/JYGYtQ1M58

— Sahel Chronicles (@SahelChronicles) December 9, 2025

In summary Talon literally transformed a country he met practising multi party democracy to an elective autocracy.

No wonder the citizens came out on Sunday to show solidarity to the coupists.

NB : Please ensure you watch the video to the end to get a full grasp of what led to the coup.