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The fight no reach 420 seconds |
Nigerian singer, Darlington Okoye, popularly known as Speed Darlington, has accused fellow artist, Badmus Okikiola, also known as Portable, of using charms commonly referred to as juju, during their recent celebrity boxing match. The bout, which took place on Saturday, was part of the ‘Chaos In The Ring’ event, organised by Game Rush and Balmoral Promotions. The event followed the organisers’ previous boxing showcase held in December 2024, as well as the launch of Friday Fight Night in February 2025. In a video posted to the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Speed Darlington alleged that his shoulder became dislocated during the match, despite not experiencing any significant fatigue. He suggested that his opponent may have introduced native charms into the ring, which, in his view, influenced the outcome of the fight. Portable emerged victorious in the encounter, which has since generated widespread attention online. According to reports, tensions between the two artists escalated after Speed Darlington offered Portable ₦500,000 to perform at an event, an offer Portable reportedly found insulting. Cc Fynestboi, MissyB3 https://amiloadednews.com/speed-darlington-accuses-portable-of-using-charm-in-celebrity-fight/ |
TemplarLandry:Sharrap. You're too dull to comprehend international politics. This is not ipob matter |
omoredia:The post is not meant for slowpoke ipobz pigz and dullard like you. Please waka pass, tozo |
This post from Donald Trump reflects an alarming level of hypocrisy, naivety, and a lack of understanding of the broader economic realities. First, the very claim that China has "treated us unsustainably badly" ignores the fundamental fact that trade relationships are reciprocal. If America has been taken advantage of, it's because of decades of bad policy choices that were made under his watch and by his predecessors—many of whom were his allies. Rather than acknowledge the mistakes of past administrations, Trump has chosen to scapegoat others and deflect attention from his own failings. Moreover, his assertion that America is somehow "bringing back jobs and businesses like never before" rings hollow. In reality, the jobs he's referring to often come with low wages, unstable benefits, or are part of industries that are fundamentally unsustainable. The illusion of job creation ignores the reality of automation and globalization, forces that no amount of rhetoric can undo. The promise of "more than five trillion dollars of investment" is another hollow boast, as such figures often fail to address the underlying issues of income inequality and the deepening wealth gap that his policies have exacerbated. Trump's rhetoric also ignores a critical point: the policies that hurt other countries will eventually rebound on America. The imposition of tariffs and trade wars, meant to "bring back jobs," often results in higher costs for consumers and undermines the very businesses he claims to support. If we continue down this path, the fallout will be a trade war that damages American workers more than it helps them—an irony that's lost on his supporters, who continue to cheer on policies that ultimately hurt their own economic stability. The hypocrisy of those supporting Trump is just as glaring. They cheer on a president who touts his "economic revolution" while actively undermining the social safety net and reducing funding for the very public services that would help ordinary Americans weather these economic challenges. They blindly follow a leader who engages in crony capitalism, enriching himself and his allies, while leaving the vast majority of Americans struggling. Rather than "making America great again," we are heading toward a future of increased division, weakened global standing, and an economy that benefits the rich at the expense of the working class. Trump’s promises are nothing more than empty slogans, and the reality of his policies will be a historic failure for America—one that his supporters will eventually have to confront. |
Depends on the specification. 140k last price |
As expected |
Funto International Academy Ilesa Osun State. The good old days😁😀😃 Dem Onipe Tobi set, Bruce Tobi, Elufadejin and co. |
Wondering who organized the initial sham recall of Natasha |
So many African countries with very lovely stadium. Nigeria issue is maintenance issue |
But common Nigerian man will owe just one month electricity bill and those morons will be quick to disconnect the light without mercy. Mtchew |
francisisking:Please can you drop your WhatsApp number or phone number. I'm interested in the laptop. Please respond ASAP |
Stolen: |
Some secrets are better kept till grave |
If the babe is wise enough, she suppose use this thing cash out. Next is , she will be expelled or given nysc extension Watch how Obi, Atiku and some other women right group start rewarding her with cash and opportunities... God don pick this lady's call. |
Those LGIs back then dey feel like Idi Amin. Once you're late for CDs meeting like this, you see threats like extension, expulsion etc, but what have we gained from nysc self. See nairaland, is there unity in the country? |
Oh. Elon Musk controlled Space X. Now I understand |
Donald Trump continues to make enemies on the global stage, and his latest sanctions on Thai officials for deporting Uyghur Muslims to China only add to the growing list. While human rights concerns should be addressed, his approach often seems more about power play than genuine concern for justice. I’m beginning to see parallels between Trump and the figure described in the Bible as 666—a leader who manipulates systems to serve his own agenda. Watch how he resists leaving office after his term ends. By then, he may have already reshaped the electoral and legal framework to suit his ambitions. His tactics suggest a leader who thrives on division and control rather than unity and democracy. The question remains: How far will he go, and will the world allow it? |
Na only name I cum check. Not disappointed |
I can't hide it. I came to check name. Good night |
The good old days of pop, soul and hip-hop songs. Ashanti, Toni Braxton, Mary J Blige, Whitney Houston, etc. Na wetin Dem dey sing now abeg. |
Nwaikpe:Ode. How is your post related to the comment I gave. All this oloripelebe yarimu pigz |
And then European nations retaliate with their own 250% tariffs on U.S. goods. Who bears the brunt of this trade war? Certainly not the politicians making these decisions, but the everyday citizens who rely on these goods and services. Trump, in his usual fashion, seems to believe that the United States is immune to consequences—as if the global economy operates in a vacuum. He envisions a world where America dictates terms without repercussions, forgetting that international trade is a two-way street. What goes around always comes around. If the U.S. slaps excessive tariffs on other nations, those nations will respond in kind, and in the end, it's the consumers and businesses that suffer from rising prices and economic instability. But beyond Trump’s flawed approach, this escalating tariff war should serve as a wake-up call for all nations. Too many countries have built their economies on dependencies, relying on imports for essential goods rather than investing in self-sufficiency. This kind of over-reliance has made them vulnerable to the whims of global politics. Instead of constantly playing defense in trade wars, nations should focus on strengthening their industries, producing what they need, and reducing their dependence on any single country. The world needs balanced trade, not economic brinkmanship driven by ego. If leaders continue to treat international trade like a game of dominance, the people will continue to pay the price. |
Truth be told, that case just died down. How can five convicted armed robbers named you as their sponsors yet the case was swept under the rug. Naija my country |
The op should focus on the benefits of making over 50k per day from your side hustles as a salary earner and over 200k per day as a non salary earner. Stop posting trash |
Most likely they had an altercation, fought and one accidentally injured the other, in the process, one lost her life. I was once in a toxic relationship during my UNI days. I dated this lady for three straight years of extremely toxic relationship. Fight everyday. Thought I was in love with her but I was all infatuation. Quit every toxic relationship now |
Very good.