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CAF is confused. You knew you had a rule when the Senegalese players went off the pitch in protest,but you still allowed them to continue the game when they came on the pitch again! They even played extra time! Motsepe should just go and face his gold business in South Africa— enough damage done already! Senegal is the rightful champion. |
What more is there to say about this particular religion? Nothing—the sheer level of stupidity displayed regularly by its adherents is enough to put anyone off. What kind of brainwashing could be worse than this? It’s truly sad. |
MoeGood:You must really think the Iranian missiles are quite unlimited,right? And you must think as well that all these Gulf countries, especially Saudi Arabia, are not strong militarily, right? Wait until they start hitting Iran. Just know that Iran doesn't have the capacity to produce a single ballistic missiles and drone as it stands right now and that's because the Israeli and US bombers have completely wiped out all Iranian military industrial plants. |
Osiris12:Malam Abdullahi, you clearly have no idea what you’re talking about. The fact remains that the United States has not launched a single strike against Iran from any of its bases in the Gulf countries. Those bases are primarily for defensive and strategic purposes, not for initiating attacks. Your beloved Iran, on the other hand, has been the one targeting civilian and economic infrastructure across the region. We’ve already seen missile and drone attacks hitting key facilities in countries like Qatar, the UAE, and Bahrain, causing damage and threatening lives. So before making baseless claims, it would be wise to pay attention to what is actually happening on the ground. |
Osiris12:Collide ke? The space is quite big o— it's endless! |
anonymous1759:Abdullahi,stop spewing gibberish— the last year,2025, U.S. airstrikes targeting ISIS-linked militants and other Islamic terrorists in Nigeria were launched from offshore platforms, specifically from the Gulf of Guinea. It wasn't launched from the Nigerian soil or anyone else's soil— the Gulf of Guinea is an international waterway, man.The question is: Abdullahi, do you even know where the Gulf of Guinea is? |
Johncarlo07:Lol, if self-deception is the remedy you need to shake off despair, so be it—enjoy it while it lasts. The reality on the ground, however, is quite different: every critical layer of the Ayatollahs’ regime is being torn apart, piece by piece. Iran as it stands: air defense capability—gone; internal security apparatus—gone; military-industrial complex—crippled; top security and intelligence chiefs—eliminated; air force and naval assets—degraded; even the Supreme Leader—reportedly gravely incapacitated. What is Iran actually left with? Propaganda, a handful of drones, and ballistic missiles—many hidden in remote mountainous areas—and even these may not last for long. And here’s the bigger picture: the Gulf countries could join the conflict at any moment, which would only mean more destruction and loss for the Ayatollahs’ regime. |
Gibberish! |
I'm not surprised— well done,Mr Chukwu Ebuka! |
Regardless,the evil regime in Iran will eventually collapse and end. |
Man,you're the Sultan of SOKOTO,but not the Sultan of Nigeria.So what's the idea of declaring whatever for the whole country? Trust me,you're not recognised in Yorubaland — your authority starts and ends within your domain. |
anonymous1759:You are wrong,man! America has not launched a single attack from any of the Gulf countries. You guys will just be saying what you know nothing about with so much confidence! |
God1000:No—you’re mistaken. The Gulf countries will not expel American forces from the region, but they will respond forcefully to Iran. Take it or leave it, the regime in Tehran is on the verge of bringing even greater destruction and suffering upon its own people. Just look up what the Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister said earlier today after the meeting of Gulf state leaders in Riyadh. He made it clear that a response is coming—one that could unfold on an unimaginable scale. Let’s be clear: Iran is not the only hardline actor in that region. What lies ahead may be far worse than many anticipate. If these Gulf states begin striking Iran directly, the consequences could be devastating, particularly for civilians, as the level of restraint seen from more structured military operations being carried out by the Israeli's IDF and the US military may not be guaranteed. Whether you accept it or not, the Ayatollah-led regime’s attempt to pressure Gulf countries into halting the ongoing conflict is unlikely to succeed. If anything, it risks triggering even more destruction and loss of life within Iran—outcomes that could ultimately destabilize the regime itself,and bring it to an end very quickly. |
greggng:I have said it before that propaganda doesn't take this new generation anywhere . Let me educate us a bit ...when.osama bin.ladin carried out attack on usa which was termed 9/11...He ran to Afghanistan to refuge....Usa demanded that the taliban who are the people ruling Afghanistan by then shoukd hand him.over so that he wil face his crime ...They refused and isa took maximum action of removing the evil regime ....they taliban were chased away by tbe usa military ...they Afghanistan took charge of tbere country while the taliban were at large . Usa has nothing to gain from Afghanistan....assuming the taliban handed Osama bin lading over to usa...American soldiers wouldn't have been there. It is also important to know that usa provided security for tne new regime by then...this took 20 years of supporting a people that had mo economic value to tne usa . Tax pays money were being g wasted supporting a people that are not ready to die for there country . After 20 years and usa realised that the Afghanistan people are not prepared to die for tbere country ...they decided to evacuate all there soldiers back to usa ... This is how the talibans came back to.power.. this is how naive people came to the conclusion that usa had vee defeated in Afghanistan....The big question is ...where was the taliban during the 20 years usa was In there country? When you finish your assignment would you continue on it? You move on to the next level. Osama bin ladin has been killed ...so what is usa doing in Afghanistan? Usa wanted to help tbe Afghanistan people take over theee country bit after 20 years they were laid back ...they don't wanna die for there country....so usa has to abandon them to there fate . The same thing is gradually happening in Iran right now .. usa and Israel are doing a great job by eliminating the key figures of tne evil regime ...It is now left for tbe Iranian people to decide there fate. |
408 potential terrorists gone— Alhamdullilahi! |
HacheNoire:Abdullahi,stop wasting your talent— join comedy business! |
Na by force to live in the house, Lady? |
abuhlawal:Aaabuduullahi,go and sit down somewhere, you're not making any sense— pure gibberish! |
brain54:Lol,that's if Khamenei, Larjani,Nasrallah,Sinwar,etc,are children! |
God bless Netanyahu— Netanyahu Akbar! |
grandiose4ever:Mojtaba right now is a vegetable— he go still collect though. |
Lol,the mofo doesn't want to go and meet his 72 virgins— werey! |
SeeWahala:I understand your point,but we can start somewhere. It can never be too late to start correcting the obvious anomaly. |
It really saddens my heart when the Hausa people are punished for the sins of the Fulani simply because many Nigerians cannot differentiate between these two highly distinct ethnic groups. The Hausas are peaceful, loving, caring, and very hardworking people. They do not cause trouble wherever they go; they are generally easygoing and friendly. The Hausas are not the killer herdsmen, nor do they go about kidnapping people for ransom. The typical Hausaman is your familiar “Aboki” — the mai shayi (tea seller), mai sugar, mai ruwa, mai rago, or the daily-needs provisions seller in your community. Hausa people do not live in the bush; they are city dwellers and are generally well-mannered. We, the southerners, should stop punishing the Hausa people for the crimes of the Fulani. They are not the same people. |
Ooni,olori Alade gbogbo– respect,sir! |
MICHEALADEX:They were stateless then— try it now,and find out! |
You people have never only wanted to kill Benjamin Netanyahu; you have always openly wished to wipe his country, Israel, off the face of the earth. So coming out now to vow to kill him as if this is some new resolve is not only laughable—it is pure hypocrisy. For the sake of humanity, I sincerely hope you never succeed in carrying out that threat. Because if you ever did, the consequences would be devastating. Every single Iranian would pay a very heavy price, and Iran would never remain the same again. Perhaps only then would you finally realize how dangerously vulnerable your country truly is—wide open to ferocious retaliation from the air, the sea, and the land. And that could very well mark the beginning of the end for Iran. |
Galactics:@Seun Osewa, I hope you can now see the role you are playing in the growing wave of criminality and the increasing boldness with which some people commit these crimes—simply because you don't want us to call out or reveal the identities of those usually responsible. What kind of wickedness is that? Certain individuals enjoy committing crimes, yet the moment they are caught, they quickly hide under the broad label of “Nigerian,” thereby portraying every Nigerian as a criminal, regardless of where they come from within the country. That is simply not fair. When it comes to crime and the tarnishing of Nigeria’s reputation abroad, everyone should answer to their father’s name. |
Frankly speaking,Mr Obi is not brilliant. |
If you believe in this nonsense, I honestly don’t know what to tell you—except that I’ll pray for you. May your soul be liberated in Jesus’ name. Chai, even Asake! |
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