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lionshare:
Continue living with this sense of insecurity—because sooner or later, you may be required to present special documentation just to move within your own country, as people begin to assume you pose a security risk, much like how certain groups today face automatic suspicion in public spaces.

Now imagine the implications of such policies for a people whose population is widely dispersed beyond their homeland… It would reshape their future, their business prospects, their opportunities, and even the legacies they hope to build. Think.

And if you believe that Igboho has no significant support base in the South-West, you are mistaken. But when push comes to shove, SW people choose to prioritize their long-term future and stability over any momentary sentiments.

You are not in the position to tell us what we want and what is good for us. You don't know anything about our history, our pain, our struggle and our values. The Nigerian state as it stands is not fair to the Igbos. We want to take our destiny into our hands. The Nigerian state does not guarantee justice and equity. It was not created to succeed
It was created to serve the interest of those who created it. As long as it continues to serve that interest to detriment of the people, she can NEVER progress. Igbo are hardworking, intelligent and egalitarian. We only ask for an environment where we can progress to our full potential. The Nigerian state as it stands does not guarantee that.

TokoEkambi:
Eepa npa ara e, o l'o npa aja. Lolz.

bawo lo se kan e? Mind your business. When an enemy start caring for your welfare, then there is certainly something fishy. Remove the log in your eyes first. Asinwi!

HacheNoire:
Only Monday will not send the message and give the necessary public attention.

At least 3 days- Monday, Wednesday and Friday should be the standard. When the South East economy grinds to an halt, it will send a clear message to both local and international stakeholders.

Just a day in an entire week practically does nothing.

You are pained. Igbos know who their leaders are. If you like cry till tomorrow
The country is already imploding. It will happen in your very own eyes. Just a matter of time. There is no peace without justice

How is this news?. How can all Igbos support a course. Are Igbos zombies. Igbo are egalitarian, everyone has a mind of his own. There is NO where in the world where everyone will support a course. Those using this to score a point are just dumb

mrvitalis:
When you see a paid write up you would know 100%

Can someone name me just one Muslim northern villages herdsmen have
1) chased out the owners of the name
2) replaced them and renamed the land

The writer did not even hide it. Same pattern

Celebrityblog:
Chai. There is God ooo.

Maybe they have forced him to recant it.

Not maybe, it is very obvious

In Africa, the difference between military and civilian rule is in the clothing. Both are governed by dictators and despots

Man U are not losing this match without a fight

Nigeria needs a total reset especially electoral reform so that people like Tinubu will never see the seat of power. He is not even fit to be a local government chairman

Only if they will allow a free and fair election. This character would be a goner

Nwabali can't continue

On another day, that was a penalty

I still think the league is Arsenal's to lose. They are the closest to a complete team at the moment amongst all.

That was a clear red card. Tottenham should have been one man down. This ref is a disgrace

Phone, WhatsApp, email, message, others are irrelevant

Same thing some charlatans did in the last election

Breaking news: Ange Postecoglou sacked!

Poorly selected, poorly coached team

FG over to you. Please organise a well attended negotiation for monthly salary for them. Thanks in advance

I talk am say Liverpool will win

I still believe Liverpool will win

Troos Ekong: 0/10
Nwabali 3/10
Onyemechi 3/10
Calvin Bassey 8/10
Frederick 8/10
Ndidi 5/10
Iwobi 5/10
Lookman 4/10
Dresser 1/10
Uche 3/10
Arokodare 4/10
Chukwueze 1/10
Simon 2/10

Nigeria not going to the world cup back to back

The only thing I have to say is that Troos Ekong needs to retire from the national team. His legs can't carry him anymore

Ernerstdavid55:
how many African best Dey South Africa team 😂

It is not about individual players. Football is a team sport

If not for patriotism, why would anyone prefer Nigeria to represent Africa at the World Cup over the current South African team

These guys can’t play 90 minutes. They are already panting

Injury prone Osihmen

Liverpool agree £125m Alexander Isak transfer
September 1, 2025
Jack Lusby
Liverpool have now reached a deal to sign Newcastle striker Alexander Isak, with the two clubs striking an agreement on a fee of £125 million.
Talks over a move for Isak were renewed in the buildup to deadline day, after Newcastle‘s signing of German striker Nick Woltemade.
The northeast club gave encouragement for Liverpool to present a new offer having communicated their willingness to do business at around £130 million.

Liverpool have finally agreed a deal worth £125 million for the Sweden international, with The Athletic‘s David Ornstein among those to report.

This will allow Isak to undergo a medical with the Premier League champions on Monday, and all being well a British record transfer will be announced before the 7pm deadline.

Isak has already agreed personal terms on a six-year contract with Liverpool having long made clear to Newcastle his desire to join Arne Slot‘s side.
It means these final steps are a mere formality for player and club, with Isak set to be unveiled as the latest in a busy summer of signings at Anfield.

Liverpool’s pursuit of Isak has been the story of the summer, and a month after their first bid of £110 million was rejected they have finally landed their priority centre-forward target.

Those weeks between that initial offer and the eventual agreement saw frustrations boil over, with the player himself releasing a statement on Instagram accusing Newcastle of breaking promises.

Newcastle striker Alexander Isak arriving before a Premier League match against Manchester United at St James’ Park (Owen Humphreys/PA)

He wrote: “I’ve kept quiet for a long time while others have spoken.

“That silence has allowed people to push their own version of events, even though they know it doesn’t reflect what was really said and agreed behind closed doors.

“The reality is that promises were made and the club has known my position for a long time. To now act as if these issues are only emerging is misleading.

“When promises are broken and trust is lost, the relationship can’t continue.

“That’s where things are for me right now – and why change is in the best interest of everyone, not just myself.”

Newcastle refuted Isak’s claims and insisted that they would allow their No. 14 to leave if their conditions for a sale were met – a reality they did not foresee.

That has clearly changed now, with Liverpool expected to announce Isak in the coming hours and likely hand their new most expensive signing ever the coveted No. 9 shirt.

Liverpool had already broken their transfer record with the £116 million signing of Florian Wirtz earlier in the summer, but the figures involved in this new deal eclipse those involved with that agreement with Bayer Leverkusen.

Isak will join an attack also including Mohamed Salah, Hugo Ekitike, Cody Gakpo, Federico Chiesa and teenager Rio Ngumoha.

https://www.thisisanfield.com/2025/09/liverpool-agree-125m-alexander-isak-transfer/

kpankpangolo:
Someone should explain how a leg amputation can lead to death when the person does not suffer from diabetes.

May her soul rest in Peace. One of the most serious complications of long bone fractures is pulmonary embolism. Moreover, considering the sanitary state of most Nigerian hospitals, we can't rule out overwhelming infection too.

Nig 46 - 70 Sen. I am outa here

MSGAMBLE9:
Things are looking bad

The boys are sooooo poor

With the way the boys are playing, I don't see a comeback, the gap is widening. The Senegalese are bullying them, our boys are just committing fouls.