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Eartquake1:
Darkelf are you a lady?

I just saw 6 mentions. I meant to say "I am a Christian, young lady".



I am a man ooo. Abeg, let's forget the matter. Its water under the bridge

safarigirl:
Then answer the personal question about yourself and stop wailing in my mentions.

I will be as I please next time. After all, I was on my own when you came to ask me unnecessary questions. I apologise for not being what you prefer.

What you say doesn't surprise me anymore but I know that you've learnt something valuable yourself. We are one on this thread and I'm sure that you'll be civil to others next time.

safarigirl:
You must have missed the question mark.

If you are morally sound, you would be less bothered and would just categorically state "I'm not like that" rather than acting all hurt and offended

Anyway, we all can't respond the same way, I understand.

I don't delude myself into thinking this country is what it is not, I know the kind of place I'm in, I know I'm an anomaly here. I will not use rose colored glasses to look at Nigeria, I'm past that phase in life. I say things as they are, not as I wish them to be.

See, I am a christian young lady and a practicing one but I'm not perfect. However, morality encompasses civility and your manner of approach to others as well. We learn everyday in life and this should be a valuable learning opportunity for you.

tbaba1234:
This is a national under 23 coach asking a player to do an age change. He did it live on social media not even in the DMs.

Thankfully, the boy is a honest lad.

We wonder how date of birth change miraculously for players.

Can you imagine....

safarigirl:
I am not encouraging anything, I am stating a fact. Do you know what a fact is? Or are you one of those delusional people that think Nigeria is a haven of goodness?

Is it not the immoral that survive? Is it not immorality that thrives in this country? Those that are not on the corruption train, are on the fornicators train, and all of them justify their actions.

[b]You sef, are you a moralist? If you no dey thief, you dey kpansh person wey you no wife. [/b]The amount of morally sound people in this country is negligible, and these people either run out of the country for their own good, die poor and lonely, or fit in with the immoral.

Whenever someone mentions morals, some people assume na who no dey thief dey morally sound. Immorality is vast

You asked a question and then you answered the same question yourself. Please accept your wrong. You don't know me and thus you can't answer a personal question about me. Just be civil next time

safarigirl:
I asked a question, I did not smear your person. Did you answer? No

It is the same way you asked if I am encouraging immorality, and went on to say "if every Nigerian thinks this way...." and I answered no.

I don't need to know you to ask a question. You have abandoned everything else to focus on a presumed attack on your person, we focus on what we wish.

Let us learn to look road before we cross.

You didn't ask a question. Please read again. If you did, I will know.

safarigirl:
I am not encouraging anything, I am stating a fact. Do you know what a fact is? Or are you one of those delusional people that think Nigeria is a haven of goodness?

Is it not the immoral that survive? Is it not immorality that thrives in this country? Those that are not on the corruption train, are on the fornicators train, and all of them justify their actions.

[b]You sef, are you a moralist? If you no dey thief, you dey kpansh person wey you no wife. [/b]The amount of morally sound people in this country is negligible, and these people either run out of the country for their own good, die poor and lonely, or fit in with the immoral.

Whenever someone mentions morals, some people assume na who no dey thief dey morally sound. Immorality is vast

I only stated my opinion without smearing your personality because I don't know you in person and I can't conclude on your lifestyle. Please let's be civil and refrain from such. You don't know me neither do you know how I live. Let's focus on the subject matter and share opinions respectfully please

safarigirl:
I am not encouraging anything, I am stating a fact. Do you know what a fact is? Or are you one of those delusional people that think Nigeria is a haven of goodness?

[b]Is it not the immoral that survive? [/b]Is it not immorality that thrives in this country? Those that are not on the corruption train, are on the fornicators train, and all of them justify their actions.

You sef, are you a moralist? If you no dey thief, you dey kpansh person wey you no wife. The amount of morally sound people in this country is negligible, and these people either run out of the country for their own good, die poor and lonely, or fit in with the immoral.

Whenever someone mentions morals, some people assume na who no dey thief dey morally sound. Immorality is vast

This is not entirely true. While I agree with you that immorality is the order of the day in Nigeria, I know of upright people that ate living quietly and are comfortable. The problem with many Nigerians is greed. Few are content with what they are able to acquire legally and through honest means

safarigirl:
lol...strong moral values? My guy, hunger does not know morality. Nobody is waiting to die in penury, on too of moral values in Nigeria.

The environment does not encourage or commend morality, it is the immoral that survive in this country

So, are you indirectly encouraging immorality?

If every Nigerian thinks like this, how will we move out of this doldrum?

TheSuperNerd:
Peter Olayinka: He is on the standby list for the Afcon qualifying ties and he did have a fine game today.

See how Pique was made to sweat because of Olayinka...

But I think Olayinka may have gassed out from the 76th minute in all honesty. I didn't see the match from the beginning but from the 76th minute

andrewbaba44:
I am sure you said same thing of ndidi when he made that 17 million pounds move at the age of 19 from a certain Genk in belgium

I won't day that if it was a team he was sure to start. If it was a mid table club like Southampton, Aston villa, Watford etc. Or a dutch team like PSV and the likes.

We all though KC nacho would get regular game time under Rogers but I'm sure the rest is history

ugo4u:
Today makes it 3 years when this gallant armoured officer was killed in action.
May his soul and that of other gallant men continue to rest in peace ..

No sir. Its two years I think

andrewbaba44:
Leicester open negotiations to sign Emmanuel Dennis (Club Brugge)

Leicester City linked with €20m-plus Champions League striker - reports

https://www.getfootballnewsfrance.com/2019/leicester-open-negotiations-to-sign-emmanuel-dennis-club-brugge/

https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/leicester-city-linked-20m-plus-3498873

Another bench player loading

Let Dennis use his head.

Let's go GSW.

GSW for life

komekn:
I don't like making unsubstantiated allegations. But from my personal experience of football in the UK l find it intrinsically corrupt.

The amount of agreement and players transfers that are more concerned with " What's in it for me" exceeds the deals done strictly on players perfomances by a large margin.

I find neatly all football managers have preferred agents sometimes those agents are thier children and or brothers or very close friends. Essentially without those agents you are not getting in.

The only manager that l can personally vouch for that has a zero tolerance for deals is Chris Houghton. That doesn't mean there are any but he's the only one l know and l know a few.

Now if l transfer that deduction to Nigeria your allegations can not be ignored even if they can't be proven.

Now this is not an upstanding media outlet in my opinion. But this is a manager very quick to forgive a very senior coach caught red handed in bribery for positions in the SE. Add to that l know the NFF and my guy Amaju.

So l really believe there are a lot of unanswered questions, like they say " No smoke without Fire � "

https://dailypost-ng.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/dailypost.ng/2019/11/02/rohr-reacts-as-cash-for-shirts-scandal-rocks-super-eagles/amp/?usqp=mq331AQCKAE%3D&amp_js_v=0.1#aoh=15728142887030&csi=1&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s&ampshare=https%3A%2F%2Fdailypost.ng%2F2019%2F11%2F02%2Frohr-reacts-as-cash-for-shirts-scandal-rocks-super-eagles%2F

Now, I am not a Komekn fan but what if, just what if he has a point?

I mean, the bolded points he raised are very valid. I am not saying he is completely right but it wouldn't be a bad idea if the relevant bodies investigate Rohr. Corruption isn't limited to blacks anyway

DrKlever:
awesome pre assist that lead to a beautiful 0-1 lead

Lol.

charlesemeka85:
Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Golden Eaglets goalkeeper Joseph Oluwabusola has paid the price for committing his international future to Nigeria after he was released by Premier League club Bournemouth.

The 2003-born glovesman has been listed as a player of Bournemouth by the Nigeria Football Federation at the ongoing U17 World Cup in Brazil but in reality he has not been on the books of the Cherries since July 2019.

Bournemouth opted not to offer Oluwabusola a scholarship because they could not properly assess him due to his frequent trips to Abuja to train with the Golden Eaglets since 2018.

The 16-year-old was in Abuja for several weeks training with the Nigeria U17s before traveling with the team to Niger for the WAFU-UFOA Zone B qualifiers for the Africa U17 Cup of Nations and was also absent from Bournemouth during the U17 AFCON in Tanzania.

Oluwabusola finally made his competitive debut for Nigeria in the Golden Eaglets 2-1 loss to Australia on Friday and gave a good account of himself despite conceding two goals.

Some Premier League clubs including Watford are understood to be mulling over a move to sign the free agent

Maybe he isn't good enough?

charlesemeka85:
U20 abi 3lions? U re saying this out of so much pain hahahahahahahaha.

Even if he get capped at u21 level we can still have him. Today lookman is on the verge of playing for Nigeria in the nearest future after playing for the English u20 and 21 team. Uduokhai and Ehizibue are also interested as well.

If Eze doesn't turn out for us it won't bring the world to an end but since he is yet to feature for the 3 lions in an official game we can still get him. So enough of the negativity abeg

Wow, the small talk wey I talk na im enter your body wey you con quote me twice

Chill bro, we move on without him

So you guys are still on Eze's matter

He will make his decision at the end of the day and I forsee him turning out for England. We better prepare our minds for this

Joebie:
haha.. we never chop alone..

TheSuperNerd:
...walk...

Over-excitement dey "work" you

LOLLLLLL

Didn't notice that.

Eartquake1:
Why Why Why Why Why Why!!!!!

Shey you see your life?

charlesemeka85:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXDD8VEbs74

What is this??

TheSuperNerd:
Lol.... They are masters of goals scored in 90+ mins... Too bad for you... Liverpool wins out of nowhere 2-1 hahahahahaha

THE LAND IS RED. SO IS MY BLOOOODDDDD

UP LIVERPOOOLLLLLLLLLL. WE NEVER WORK ALONE

In other news, the hype specialists (English Media) are already comparing Rashford to C Ronaldo just because of one match. Hian

This our defence na like sponge ooo

If Manu couldn't work on it before the tournament, there's nothing he can do now. Its too late

We can only hope for a miracle now (even after we qualify from the group stages)

steady986:
Imagine supporting GS in these tumultuous times. See how difficult it was for the almighty Lakers to get back to glory, not to talk of one small team from San Francisco that just managed to win some titles. Lol. It could take decades before they win another trophy, let alone be relevant.

You're really a biased person. I used to think you are unbiased and objective but this has exposed you. Kai

BIGPREEQ:
Just Look at money that would have sent at least 1000 to the University on scholarship

All Looted!!

And she thinks her generation Wont be cursed

And later, they will say "there is no money in Nigeria". "We need to remove subsidy to grow the economy", "free education in Nigeria isn't possible". When someone singlehandedly lootya like this. Na wa oooo

Afobear:
Let's go bewitch this old men playing today . Live from Brazil

How far? How's FCT treating ya bro?

asunmoGGMU:
The way we run the university system in Nigeria won't allow for development. I understand they are somewhat autonomous and they know how to perfect their dirty paths[b] provided government is sending in an audit team or something[/b]. They cannot be caught off-guard. Most of our universities are just useless and unproductive glorified secondary schools. Yes, I graduated from one. But truth must be told.

And I think this should be done in an impromptu manner. And I am sure these auditors will be bribed as well

I nominate tbaba1234

PoliticalWitch:
Poor electiricity is due to the fact that we aren't paying enough in revenue to sustain 24/7 light supply

So the DISCOS and GENCOS don't have enough cash to supply power. (And they now supply areas where people pay regularly better than other areas. Someone high up in the DISCO hierachy told a relative of mine that DISCOS allegedly now supply 'priority areas')

On the water and other supply issues, the truth is, we are not paying enough in bills to have decent water supply.

And then we turn around and expect government to do all these things from a budget (before looting) of 22billion pounds (just to show how scanty that budget is, the UK police spends 12billion pounds annually)..when in relaity, we need a budget of 100billion pounds.

And we keep on eelcting governments whose agenda is simply to share money. Not to make polices that would increase the amount of money we have, or to agressively fight corruption.

It is a good thing that these students are protesting. But at the same time, many of them won;t accept a fee increase, won't accept something like council taxes of N40000 and above, won't accept increase in power charges, as well as deregulation of the oil downstream sector...which would lead to investment in power supply indirectly and more revenue for the government.

They want things to be like it was when our gradparents went to school...back when the number of students in university was far far less than it is now. In 1975, students had better welfare than they do now...and their number was less than 40000 nationwide. Now we have about 3-5 million students, and the budget is decreasing.

Oga, that's a lie.

For those being charged based on estimated billing, tthey pay through their noses. Imagine paying 10,000 monthly for a mini-flat and not seeing up to 6 hrs electricity per day.

Recently, massive corruption was uncovered in the power sector where over 30 individuals which include senior civil servants, contractors and past governors were said to have looted amounts running into billions of dollars. Contractors get paid and don't complete their work or they do nothing at all. I guess, that is also the fault of hardworking Nigerians right?