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TheLequte:Why do you need him to get involved in this? To be honest, I don’t see much to disagree with in Dayo’s post—especially regarding Henry’s mediocre performances at the CL. |
Blue kpele. You just dey collect am wotowoto lol |
semid4lyfe:Thanks, Semi… Hopefully it doesn’t take too long, sha. Unfortunately, for some of us—myself included—NL is the only social media platform we actively use. At this rate, I might have to give it up and just stick to reading posts occasionally. Anyway… Ká ṣá máa wò. |
Post like a saint you chop ban. Cough ban. Sneeze ban. Piss ban. Kaka ban. Na wetin happen?!!!!! Fix it abeg! |
semid4lyfe:While he’s focused on attracting Gen Z users or increasing the number of active users on the platform, he shouldn’t forget that retaining the existing community is just as—if not more—important. Addressing the nuisance caused by the current spambot is one way to do that. We’ve been raising this issue for over a month now with no noticeable improvement. Slowly but surely, people will start to lose interest. Unless, of course, the goal is to drive away long-time members—in which case, the new spambot seems to be doing a pretty effective job. By the way, the local share feature still isn’t functioning properly. I tried using it earlier, but nothing happened. |
Ibime:Bro!!! Omo… I’ve never seen anything like this before, o. Honestly, anything that doesn’t improve the user experience is dead on arrival. So far, all the changes I’ve seen are a big no. I’m still trying to figure out what the actual end goal is, sha. |
PrinceEma:Chaiiii… emojis, kwa? You’re doing a fantastic job replacing the resident copy-and-paste merchant on here. Keep wailing—you’re really on a roll. My guy, you’re too old to be acting like a small pikin. You goofed by using that chess post. Just admit it was a mistake—either because you don’t know enough about chess in the first place, or because you’re too dull to realise it even after being corrected. And just in case your emotions are clouding your reasoning: I’m Nigerian. I’m neither from Iran nor Israel, and honestly, I couldn’t care less who won or lost the war—as long as it’s over and done with. At this point, it’s hard to tell whether you’re being deliberately dense or just painfully slow. Either way, it’s not a good look. |
PrinceEma:All I did was correct your post—I didn’t commit a crime, bros calm down. My top guys are in my village and in Nigeria. Unless you can name even one of them who died in your war, kindly leave me out of your imaginary agenda. Or do I need to start posting in your local dialect before basic logic starts to register? Like I already said, I corrected your misinterpretation of that chess post you were waving around like it’s some kind of victory badge. Since your memory seems to be short, here’s the post again: johnjay4u:I explained that you completely misused it. In chess, unless the King is actually taken, the game ends in a stalemate—not a win. I also pointed out that pawns aren’t just filler pieces—they can become bishops, rooks, knights, even queens. That’s basic chess. You quoting that post to back your point just showed how little you actually understand the game—or nuance in general. Not everything is black and white like the pieces on a chessboard. But you? You see the world in extremes, and it shows. Please, don’t let your dull ness be the dEARTH of me.
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Congratulations Larride! Happy Birthday to your daughter 🎂 |
PrinceEma:Stop embarrassing yourself, my guy. Your agenda clearly won’t let you read and understand any post properly — including mine. I basically told you that using that guy’s post to support your point doesn’t make any sense, especially since he was referencing a game of chess in his analogy. I’m not interested in who won or lost the war. You’ve got your fellow pro-Iran folks to argue about that. What matters most to me is that the war has technically ended without further escalation. If you want to keep doing a victory lap over the dead, that’s your cup of tea — not mine. |
Emaprince:It’s pretty clear you don’t really play or understand chess — otherwise, you wouldn’t be making such a misinformed claim about who won based on that post. The post you quoted clearly shows it was a stalemate — meaning no winner and no loser. And just to clarify, pawns are far from irrelevant; they’re just as important as bishops, rooks, and knights because they can be promoted — even to a queen. Abeg, before you try to take over from our in-house copy-and-paste expert, Olodo-in-Chief liveLongNprospa, try verifying what you’re sharing first. No need to set yourself up like that. By the way, feel free to continue with your agenda. |
GloriousGbola:💯 |
GloriousGbola:To be fair, in Nigeria, the term ‘youngest brother’ can refer to a younger cousin, relative, or even someone who isn’t a family member — maybe he even has an unofficially adopted brother lol. But your point still makes sense sha. |
A documentary about a war that hasn’t even properly ended—barely 48 hours into the ceasefire—and it’s already out? Now that’s hilarious! 😂😂😂 |
Unlimited22:There’s no confirmed report yet — but if it does happen, the fallout will hit us all. Yes, even the warmongers clapping from the safety of their screens. And since we’re here, let’s not forget one of the many side effects of these endless wars — a point even Ibime has vaguely alluded to. Beyond a handful of Western nations, much of the West is already grappling with the aftermath. Maybe Ibime can update us on the small boats crisis currently gripping his own country — or explain how the average white Brit/Brit feels about Middle Eastern refugees who, even after years of resettlement, still reject British values. I’d imagine that if the conflict continues, even more refugees will be heading for the West in the near future. Just one of the many “benefits” of these endless wars. Ibime: |
iamoyindamola:Make we bet na. Una go buy Madueke with £100mil or collect Ireti |
iamoyindamola:Una go collect Ireti as una coach if we no win 😂😂😂😂 |
iamoyindamola:We go disappoint you las las lol |
iamoyindamola:You dey happy for competition wey una no fit play lol |
izzou:Omo… I’ve come to realise that even the self-proclaimed pacifists on this forum are only pacifists when they’re not the ones expected to get their hands dirty. And let’s be honest — 90% of those cheering this war on here have likely never experienced real violence or witnessed it unfold around them. If they had, the kind of joy I’ve seen on both sides while celebrating this conflict wouldn’t be so loud. While they continue applauding the next chapter of destruction, here’s a grim reminder: in today’s warped calculus, even being a STEM graduate working as a scientist can make you a legitimate target. You and your family can be murdered in your sleep and labelled terrorists or sympathisers — simply for doing your job. You’re no longer seen as a person. Just another statistic. Easily erased. Here’s a snapshot of what “strategy” has brought us in the past: Afghanistan (2001–2021) • Estimated civilian deaths: - 170,000–243,000+ from direct war-related violence - Millions more displaced, starved, or left without healthcare • Deaths caused by Taliban, US/UK/NATO forces, and drone strikes Iraq (2003–2011, extended US ops through 2021) • Estimated civilian deaths: - 200,000–300,000+ from direct violence - Up to 1 million including indirect causes (infrastructure collapse, disease, displacement) • Peak violence: sectarian conflict (2006–2008), ISIS insurgency (2014–2017). And yet, the same politicians and NL pundits keep pushing the same tired lines — “stand with this side,” “You hate Isreal if you don’t support the war,” “Iran having nukes will be the end of Isreal.” But history has shown us exactly where that road leads: Afghanistan. Iraq. Libya. Syria. Same blueprint. Same devastation. Still no lessons learned. Las las… this isn’t my war. I have no ancestral ties, no political stake, and no interest in fuelling the noise. Neither do most of those shouting the loudest. But if there’s one thing that remains clear, it’s this: both sides bear responsibility. Both have blood on their hands. Both are keeping the cycle alive. |
izzou:History doesn’t lie. We’ve seen this all before — the invasions, the regime changes, the civilian casualties. None of it ever brought lasting peace. If anything, it fuelled deeper instability across the Middle East. But sure — rinse, repeat, and call it strategy. Since the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — and with continued conflicts elsewhere in the region — the world has witnessed the ripple effects: mass displacement, waves of refugees arriving in the West, and the spread of extremist groups into new regions like Africa. These aren’t distant consequences anymore. They’re global. And they’re growing. By the way, be warned — if you don’t loudly pledge allegiance, you’ll be branded a coward before you’ve even finished your next post. In today’s warped logic, neutrality is betrayal. Refuse to cheerlead the bloodshed? You’re suddenly pro-Iran. Question the narrative? Clearly, you’re sympathising with terrorists. There’s no room for nuance — just blind loyalty and louder shouting matches. |
BlueMann:I R E T I Is a very poor coach! Nothing wey anybody fit tell me. James was played in midfield today, especially when we have actual midfielders begging for game time. Yeye coach! It’s not like he even plans to win the competition with his unimaginative, boring style of play. |
Ibime:Thanks! Continue your warmongering party. 4 0 No make any sense. By the way, now that the U.S. is about to step into the fray and the UK might follow, I hope you’ll be enlisting when the time comes — not just hyping the war while expecting other people’s children to die in a fight you wouldn’t join yourself |
I R E T I Is a very poor coach! 40 nonsense |
Ibime:My guy, I no know who pour sand for your garri wey dey make you dey whine for my mentions like person wey just start their period. All that your shalaye na for your pocket. You’re not Bibi, and you’re definitely not Israel’s spokesperson. The official reason for this war is that Iran is supposedly two weeks away from getting nukes. Everything else na extras. Abeg, respect yourself. |
liveLongNprospa:Since you’re such a mind reader and you’ve clearly caught me out, why not take your time to articulate it — without sounding like you borrowed the brain of a tadpole? |
Omo Na Wetin Cucurella Do For There 40 na waste of my time abeg |
Ibeme:What else is really going on, aside from innocent people dying on both sides and politicians doing what they always do? Is there something you actually want to say to me — or are you just repeating the same tired talking points from people who believe this war was somehow inevitable from the start? |
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