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Just imagine, after 45 minutes not even one shot on target by Madrid. How then can they overcome a 3 goal deficit? It's looking really grim. This team needs a new coach and complete overhaul of this team. |
Dexy4yah:It's just the kinda tactless coach Madrid has. Horrible tactically |
osazsky:I'm not a fan of rashford but he was clearly the most dangerous player on the field and I was impressed with his performance. The moment he was taken off, Aston never had any more chances at goal. It was as if they just got lost. Rashford created almost all of the chances Aston Villa had at goal |
Unai Emery is one of the most stupid coaches I've seen. How can you remove your most dangerous player who created constant torments against psg? The moment rashford was taken off Aston Villa lost all it's momentum and fire. I now understand why Arsenal sacked him. How can he get to this crucial stage and make such silly mistake? With rashford on, Aston Villa would have scored like 6 or 7 against this psg. So disappointing |
Very big mistake removing Rashford who has been the dangerman for villa. I don't know why Emery is always fond of making these silly and costly mistakes when it matters most. Watch how the fire in Aston Villa would die off |
Very big mistake removing Rashford who has been the dangerman for villa. I don't know why Emery is always fond of making these silly and costly mistakes when it matters most. Watch how the fire in Aston Villa would die off |
Firebox123:How? Please explain |
Who can solve this cracking question?
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I'm not against making laws against an act like exam malpractice but there are more serious offenses that should be focused on. How about making a law for public execution of electoral offenders? Or those who steal from public offices? Start from these first before going for the lesser ones like exam malpractice. It's only when the electoral process is sanitised that we'd have good leaders ready to work for the people. And when you have such good leaders the economy would naturally follow in that positive direction |
Just imagine. Foreigners come to your country to overthrow the president and you allow them to back to their country. What the DRC should have done should have been to have exposed them and then immediately and outrightly execute them. Sending them to jail meant it was only a matter of time before America would pressure the DRC govt to release them in one way or the other. Outrightly executing them wouldn't have given the Americans that chance to negotiate their release. That's how it's done. Now these same prisoners would of course go back to the US and restrategize on how to effectively carry out another coup. Like one of the 48 laws of power says, you must brutally and completely annihilate your enemy because if you allow them live they'd come back some time to finish you off from where they stopped. |
YoungBTCxchange:Exactly. You hit the nail on the head |
Myrepublic:God bless you. This is the exact reason. Unlike in the past where you could easily find decent well brought up ladies, today it's quite difficult. Social media has really destroyed a lot of girls. A lot of them lack moral values needed for marriage that's why divorce rates are high in this generation. No man wants to make that mistake. I don't think it's about men not having the finance like the op posted. It's actually about not finding the right lady with sound morals. |
arantess:They're not Tiger. They only played against a terribly weak team filled with individual stars |
Yugoslavia247:The world war 2 was won by Russia (then USSR) and not the US. Please get your history right. |
abuhlawal:Exactly! I don't know what's wrong with Arsenal. They know exactly what to do to win trophies but refuse to do it. How are they expecting to win any trophy having the half baked Kai havert as their only striker, a guy that isn't even good enough for a second division side. That's the same mistake Wenger made. He had the opportunity to sign Luis Suarez who was at his peak with Liverpool. Suarez desperately wanted to go to Arsenal and I saw another Thierry Henry in that guy. Yet Wenger refused to pay an additional meagre thousand bucks that would have sealed the deal. Suarez eventually went on to Barcelona and ended up magically lighting up Barca and la liga with countless goals for the years he was with them. Arsenal on the other hand continued on that downward trend and has never recovered that form which the invincible group of the early and mid 2000s had. |
This is exactly what gej should have done with Jega. Tinubu obviously knows that Yakubu cannot be trusted especially now that the feeling in the north is not favourable towards him. He knows Yakubu can sentimentally tilt towards his brothers like Jega did few months towards the elections. So he wouldn't take chances. He'd remove Yakubu and put his key man there who would begin the hatchet game for 2027. Like it or not, BAT is a strategist |
JackDaAlienz:It's not a Nigerian girl thing. It's a girl thing generally |
AdolfHitlerxXx:Japan and those countries you mentioned had their citizens stay back because they had a responsible government that was deeply committed to that cause. But in a country where the president and politicians are telling you to be patriotic and to sacrifice for the nation, yet these same people are engaging in high profile corruption, electoral fraud and mortgaging the future of it's citizens, how do you expect the citizens of such a country to be patriotic and stay back? What you're saying now is same thing youths of the 1970s and 1980s were told to do. A lot of them stayed back for the cause of the country and ALL of them that did so that I heard of regretted it in one way or the other. The patriotism must start from the government and politicians and then watch how the citizens would naturally follow! That's what happened in all these countries you mentioned. |
This man is unwise. Minimum wage in these countries is like $20 per hour or like $200 per day if you work for standard 10hrs. That's like $1,000 dollars per week minus overtime. It's really silly and stupid to make such comparisons between naira and dollars without talking about the purchasing power or minimum wage of it's citizens. That's how Tinubu administration make these guys reason so stupidly |
SalamRushdie:I am a witness to this. Last week I visited ShopRite in my state I felt like weeping. It now looked like a road side shop with no worthwhile items in stock anymore, just empty. I threw my mind back to several years ago when you could find anything in ShopRite. And to worsen matters, people no longer have the purchasing power to go to these shopping malls. Businesses are shutting down because of the bad state of the economy. it's really sad that my dear country has descended to this state |
cr7lomo:Okay thanks |
This looks like two different scenarios. Looks like night in the bus photo and day time in the office. How come Poorly scripted |
RealityKings1:Naira isn't what it used to be 10yrs ago. #500,000 is more like #30,000 10yrs ago. My point is, naira is now worthless |
To be back in a fortnight? That's two weeks ?? |
SadiqBabaSani:Thank God the magic happened |
Did they say this when Deborah was brutally murdered by their animals in human skin? Last I heard those animals that killed her are walking free in the streets |
FreeStuffsNG:That was when your money had value, not now. Do you know that Dangote should have been triple what he is now, like around $30b if the naira had maintained it's value like it did under GEJ and those before him? |
I laugh when I see people support how the president unconstitutionally removed a sitting governor. They think it's just about Rivers state. What this has done is that it has made the president capable of removing any state governor who doesn't bend to his will or who he doesn't like. All he needs to do is to use third parties to cause artificial problem in that state and then claim that state is in crises and then suspend the governor using his stooge national assembly, and then install his man in that state who would rig the election for his party. There is a proverb that says when you see evil happening to your neighbor and you keep quiet and support it, it's only a matter of time before that same evil would reach your doorsteps and there'd be no one to support you. I'm not saying Fubara was entirely right, but things should be done constitutionally. If the president cannot be guided by constitution, then the country is finished. Let the military take over government. |
I don't understand what you're taking up with the Chinese govt. A foreigner committed such heinous crime in your country and the first thing you say is that you would consult with the govt of the foreigner? That's extremely insulting to Nigeria. Would the Chinese govt even have wasted their time consulting Nigeria first if a Nigerian committed a crime against a Chinese officer in China? They would have instantly executed that Nigerian and sent his dead body back to Nigeria. Nigeria needs to give herself more respect. That Chinese guy should have been dealt with instantly without reverting to the Chinese govt. That way other countries and foreign citizens would fear and respect you and your laws when in your country! |
Jorussia:You don't even get the point. He's trying to identify an anomaly in the system. A president who'd also eventually contest an election shouldn't be the one to appoint the electoral chairman. It was wrong for past presidents to have done so. The summary of everything is that there should be a change in who appoints the inec chairman and also Chief justice. There should be a commission saddled with this purpose so that they don't fall under undue influence of the president who appoints them |
Azazyel:I laugh. You seem to be a novice. You don't know that inec is an arm of APC? Which APC house of assembly member can this kinda thing happen to, not to talk about a whole senator? So I laugh when you think this same stuff would happen to other senators. You obviously not in Nigeria. Nigeria isn't ready for democracy yet. |
Apcshit:Sincerely I've never been a fan of this guy. He's never been good and I wonder why he has a place in that team |
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