millionboi: U are wrong,non of obi alien will oppose each other.
Don’t change this narrative when the time comes.
Abaribe dumped PDP after Ikpeazu denied him the Guber ticket. And you think he doesn’t have same intention?
It seems Otti and Abaribe are from the same Zone, which means, if doesn’t become governor in 2027, he can as well kiss that ambition goodbye. This is because Abia is still one of the States which still rotate the governorship seat since 1999. Correct me if the information is wrong!
Ayobeck: Haaaa inferiority complex shey eee..what a big deal in that.what about the players that shake the ref or when the champion won the trophy, can't u c how they shake the top officials when receiving their medals..pls behave like a mature guy
Even as Onuachu tall Pas’s am, he still was reaching for his head. Europeans may greet that way, but in Africa, particularly in Nigeria, people know what that means. It’s not a complex issue, it’s a cultural thing. Greet or celebrate with your fellow Africans , not trying to belittle them. Simple!
jmoore: I have been sending 9,999 naira instead of 10,000 naira since they introduced that stamp duty. It's actually unfair to charge 50 naira for 1 million naira transfer and charge same 50 naira for 10,000 naira transfer.
How? You want them to charge 50 Naira per 10,000? That will be total wickedness!
Maybe with the current economy, the 50 naira should start from 200000
If he contests with the Labour Party without Obi or Abaribe on his side, he may lose. Though this depends on the candidates ADC, PDP, ApGA and APC will present.
If Obi wave didn’t happen in 2023, would this man had won the Abia guber election?
Also learnt that the PDP candidate died during the campaign period, making the party to choose someone else, which Abaribe and other top PDP Stakeholders weren’t happy about, making them not to support the self-picked Ikpeazu’s candidate
The demolition was necessary for government to work. It wasn’t targeted at Odumeje. Other people who had their structures along the road were also affected
When building, especially along government road, try and follow plan and give some meters away from the main road
Oyinbogyal: Hello hi, before you assume. My dad is controlling and he is the one refusing to sign any divorce papers or help her pay for divorce. My mom does not want to be with any Nigerian man ever again and she will not take him back… Hope that helps lol
He was begging your mother, she refused. He found another lady and she had a child for him.
This shows he didn’t ‘cheat’ on your mother while still together, but her refusal for reconciliation made him available to their women.
Guess you’re a lady. Has you mother not seen any other man ever since she got separated?
The man you described might actually love you all as family, but you see those gaps your mother created while he was asking for reconciliation? It led to this 9 year old.
why would your mother be asking your father money for the divorce?
TruthHurts1: The situation in Yemen is essentially like this:
Before 1990, there were two countries called Yemen:
1. The Yemen Arab Republic (YAR), also called North Yemen, which had its capital at Sana'a.
2. The People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (PDRY), also called South Yemen, with its capital at Aden.
These two states officially unified to form the current Republic of Yemen on May 22, 1990.
A separatist group called the Southern Transitional Council (STC) was created in Yemen on May 11, 2017 because the people of Southern Yemen no longer wish to be in a united Yemen and they want to go back to the independent status they enjoyed before the United Republic of Yemen was created in 1990.
To further complicate matters, you have a religious dimension with the Houthi Rebels who are Shiites.
Most Yemenis are Sunni Muslims, however there is a significant Shiite minority population led by the Houthis who are backed by Iran which is the largest and most powerful Shiite country in the world.
The Houthis are essentially fighting a Holy War against Sunni Muslims in Yemen in order to impose Shiite Islam on them, something which the Saudis who are staunch Sunnis have vowed will never happen.
So Saudi Arabia is essentially fighting on 4 opposing fronts:
They're fighting against the STC separatists;
They're fighting against the UAE who are backing the STC separatists;
They're fighting against the Houthi Shiite Rebels; and
They're engaged in a cold war with Iran who is backing the Houthi rebels.
Iran will probably want to drag its other regional puppet, Hezbolla into the conflict and things could get very messy, very quickly.
2026 is shaping up to be a frightening year for the Middle East with the way things are going.
Good explanation
Will Yemen receive similar treatment like Ukraine?
jaxxy: I was hoping this guy wasn't in that car cos he's always with AJ. This is beyond disastrous.
How did such a stable and reliable suv get into such a terrible accident?
Who was driving the car??
Your last question is quite important. AJ wouldn’t buy an Tokumbo car, so need to question if that was accidented car.
From the scene, I can imagine it as an overtaking gone wrong. Possibly on a high speed, because that impact cannot occur at 80km/hr, or even 100. The Airbags would have also saved the passengers
Estello: There’s always a moment in any big gathering when you stop asking who’s coming and start noticing who’s already settled. Seats are taken, conversations are flowing, and the mood has shifted. That’s where AFCON 2025 is right now, and Nigeria is already comfortable.
After two rounds in Morocco, the Super Eagles have booked their place in the Round of 16. The early tension has eased, and attention has moved from survival to ambition. The opening games delivered everything we expect from AFCON: late goals, sudden drama, unexpected heroes and plenty of meme-worthy moments. With the group stage nearing its end, the tournament has found its rhythm, and things are getting serious.
That Tunisia Game Raised Everyone’s BP Every gathering has that one moment that nearly spoils the mood. Nigeria’s 3–2 win over Tunisia was it. At 3–0, people were already relaxed, debating lineups and planning the next game. Then Tunisia woke everyone up. Two late goals, louder voices, people back on their feet. Still, the job was done. Osimhen set the tone, Ndidi held the middle like a true senior man, and Lookman once again showed why he keeps delivering when it matters. Under Eric Chelle, Nigeria managed the chaos, shut the door, and qualified with a game to spare. Drama aside, the result stands.
The Village Square Is Busy Elsewhere, Round Two had plenty to discuss. Benin finally got their AFCON moment, claiming their first-ever win and announcing themselves properly. Ivory Coast and Cameroon couldn’t separate themselves and now head into the final round knowing there’s still work to do. Mozambique also reminded everyone that history means nothing once the whistle blows, ending a 39-year wait for an AFCON win with a wild comeback against Gabon. At this stage, nobody is small anymore. Everyone is alert.
Round Three: The Final Sorting Now comes the real sieve. Nigeria return on Tuesday, December 30 at 5:00 pm against Uganda. With qualification secured, the debate has changed: rotate the squad or keep the momentum going? Either way, no one wants to enter the knockout stage flat.
Wednesday, December 31 brings proper New Year’s Eve tension. Ivory Coast face Gabon at 8:00 pm, while Cameroon take on Mozambique at the same time. While some are preparing crossover services, others will be glued to matches that decide who stays and who goes.
Key Final Group Stage Highlights
Monday, Dec 29 Angola vs Egypt — 5:00pm Zimbabwe vs South Africa — 5:00pm Comoros vs Mali — 8:00pm Zambia vs Morocco — 8:00pm
Tuesday, Dec 30 Tanzania vs Tunisia — 5:00pm Uganda vs Nigeria — 5:00pm Benin vs Senegal — 8:00pm Botswana vs DR Congo — 8:00pm
Wednesday, Dec 31 Equatorial Guinea vs Algeria — 5:00pm Sudan vs Burkina Faso — 5:00pm Gabon vs Ivory Coast — 8:00pm Mozambique vs Cameroon — 8:00pm
Where the Family Is Watching AFCON matches continue live on SuperSport via DStv and GOtv for those following the tournament. With the group stage wrapping up, the noise is getting louder and the margins thinner. Seats are taken. Arguments are warming up. The knockout picture is almost clear.
Nigeria is and will remain a big name in African football
It’s bit unfortunate the country hasn’t formed a well organised team not influenced by lobbying