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Demetrix:Madrid never regrets sacking an underperforming coach. They rather become much better. Go and ask Rafa Benitez whom Zidane took over from and led Madrid to 3 successive champions league trophy. Or ask Julen lopetegui who Zidane took over from and led Madrid to Spanish league titles and cups. Madrid has zero tolerance for underperformance and that's why that club has performed greatly well over the years. Alonso really lowered that standard. In fact I'm surprised he's been sacked now. He should have been sacked long ago |
prinsam30:That's how low Madrid have become under Xabi Alonso |
Usmanovic95:Eric Chelle He'd definitely perform better than Alonso |
Denko2721987:Sincerely he's not real Madrid standard. He can't even take charge of the team, no tactical game plan. They should hire Eric Chelle to revamp this team |
Nemesis0147:I've been a long time real Madrid fan but under xabi Alonso they're really painful to watch. I can't remember the last time I watched a full Madrid game because Madrid have become a shadow of themselves under Alonso. The earlier he's sacked the better for the team |
BondRiv:If we're following your warped reasoning, what about the deputy governor? On what grounds exactly is she being impeached too? Even a fool can read the devilish ulterior motives of the assembly and you're here mumuishly defending rubbish. |
anonimi:It's because of this income disparity that you now need a leveller which is the minimum wage per hour,per week or per month (which ever duration you choose). The minimum wage decides what the lowest working class of the citizens would get per hour or month etc. This is between $1,160-$2,704 per month in US depending on state (that is equivalent of about 1.7 million naira to 4 million naira per month minimum wage in US). (Minimum wage per hour in US is between $7.25 to $17.5 per hour or $290 to $780 per week depending on the state, but no state is below $7.25). Now compare this to Nigeria's #80,000 per month minimum wage. You'd see that 1kg of Chicken in the US is way cheaper for it's citizens compared to 1kg of Chicken in Nigeria. |
Edplug:I always say this... when you make cost comparisons amongst countries, place it side by side with the minimum wage per hour or month. If you do that, you'd see that of the US is cheapest. That for Nigeria is the most expensive. |
Originalsly:So what is the definition of sexual peak? What age is sexual peak? What studies have you carried out to prove it? What scientific evidence do you have to prove what you're saying? Fyi, when you dole out statements matter of factly, always back them up with scientific evidence/data or studies that were carried out to prove it's validity, or show you're an authority in that field. That's how intelligent people talk. Anything outside that is just pure market women talk. It's very easy for anyone from any planet to make a statement or assertion no matter how sensible or non sensical it might be. When someone who's into health talks-someone who daily sees patients of different ages and sexes with these particular problems that the OP highlighted, you should know that person is talking from a position of authority on that subject, not just market woman talk. Please it's not a crime to be enlightened. |
Something that has been in even less developed countries for several years. Nigeria always comes late to the show. It's commendable though. |
Originalsly:The point is, your comment makes his sexual inactivity purely age related which is completely nonsensical for a healthy 45yrold man! You talk like the moment a man hits 45yrs, he's no longer sexually fit and becomes sexually incompatible with a woman of 25yrs which is complete balderdash and only proves sheer ignorance on your part. Even a 50yrold is still sexually fit and might perform way better sexually than a 35 or 40yrold man depending on several factors. The above man's problems are obviously multifactorial including heavy alcohol intake, lack of exercise, stress related (he's probably hustling too much to make ends meet) etc but certainly not his age. And like someone rightly pointed out, when you get married, over time sex no longer becomes a priority because other factors like the kids etc come into the picture. The woman's problem is obviously not the sex. She just feels she is missing out on the best funs of her youth and needs that freedom outside marriage like her unmarried peers |
Originalsly:Some of you just post rubbish without proper medical knowledge. How is a 45yrold man sexually incapable? A 45yrold man is still very much sexually fit. Like previous writers commented, his sexual performance is obviously being hampered by risk factors especially the heavy drinking. Even a 25yrold guy who drinks heavily would experience same problem. Curtailing these and indulging in proper healthy lifestyle is the key. |
cloud:Best response so far |
RollinTNDA:You're still a big SIMP. For you to have even bothered about whether she was angry with you shows you're weak. Strong men no send how they feel. All she needed to do was put in a little pressure and tact and you'd have emptied your bank account for her |
But watching that match yesterday I was so disappointed with lookman. That guy is extremely selfish and tries to put his personal shine above team work. I watched how his team mates were clear on goal but yet he chose to dribble and Nigeria eventually lost scoring opportunities and such attitude from lookman gave the chance for the opponents to recover their backline. So I perfectly understand osimhen's outburst. I was equally so pissed. The coach needs to talk to lookman. Like someone pointed out, I really hope such selfish play wouldn't be our undoing because our real test in the competition actually begins from the next match in quarter finals |
Manfromlasvegas:I completely agree with you, especially with lookman. They were really selfish at a point and my concern is that if they carry it into the next game it might backfire against them because that's where their real tests begin |
Lookman is doing a lot of unnecessary dribbles instead of passing to a team mate who has a clear chance at goal. This is really selfish |
ElSudani:I don't need to do anything. He's smart enough to do what your so called leaders couldn't do in 3 years for their people. And cleaning his toilet? Hmmm interesting. Lol. Isn't that better than people like you who have shoved their brains and reasoning faculties in their arses so they can comfortably defend the obvious stupidity of a govt the whole world called acursed? Just for a meagre 20k even while you're suffering. I usually don't give such people the dignity of my response, they're way too low. |
ElSudani:Neither is it yours to refuse it from happening. Trump will do whatever he wants to do and not even your president or govt will stop him. Cheers. |
ElSudani:No problem let him still come and take it all; I haven't benefitted from so called oil. If my govt can't yield the benefits of crude oil to it's citizens but only steal it to themselves, then let's hand it over to a foreigner. Let no Nigerian benefit from it. |
ElSudani:Question is, how much have you as a Nigerian benefitted from the so called oil being run by your govt? So even if Trump is coming for the oil, at least it'd still make no difference because the citizens haven't really enjoyed the benefits of having that same oil. The same govt you're defending are the ones taking and keeping the oil benefits to themselves and cronies while taxing the hell out of you. At least insecurity stuff would be tackled if Trump comes. |
This man is very dumb. How much has the average Nigerian benefitted from the so called oil? It's only being looted by corrupt politicians. So Trump coming to take over oil that the ordinary citizens are not benefitting from is not a loss. Infact we stand more to gain because at least the insecurity which the incompetent jihadists govt can't tackle would be taken care of and there's also a better possibility that Trump would at least make the citizens benefit from the oil than left with the incompetent govt. Even if Trump still doesn't make the citizens benefit from the oil, it'd still make no difference because the citizens are still not enjoying the oil money. But at least we'd be satisfied this incompetent jihadist govt would be removed and insecurity tackled. |
nairalanda1:You have still not made the point. Buhari didn't remove subsidy but yet still didn't borrow in his whole tenure as much as Tinubu has borrowed in his three years in office. Despite still paying for subsidy Nigerians were better off with buhari than they are right now. It stands to reason that if subsidy is removed there'd be more money available (in trillions per month), and the standards of living of ordinary citizens would improve because these now available money should expectedly be channeled into improving the economy. But yet, the economy is worse off than when subsidy was still in place. Average spending power of a citizen has dropped significantly compared to when buhari was in power and subsidy was in place. So please don't give excuses for failures. Even a fool knows that the subsidy money is being looted brazenly by Tinubu and his cronies that's why he has to keep borrowing to cover up the deficit left by the looted subsidy monies. It goes without saying. And don't bring up the oil price logic because that's the same format or dumb excuses buhari sold to Nigerians as to why he couldn't perform as much as Jonathan did. Oil prices in Tinubu's tenure is way better than what obtained in buhari's time, so that shouldn't even be a factor to bring in! |
nairalanda1:Yes Adesina would have done that but improved the standards of living of Nigerians. You see Nigerians don't have an issue with subsidy removal but what the money realized from it is used for. This would have been the difference between Adesina and Tinubu. While Tinubu loots the subsidy money and shares amongst his cronies, Adesina would have channeled this to the economy and improved standard of living. Today in Nigeria, even with subsidy removal govt still borrows endlessly, even way more than what buhari borrowed (mind you, under buhari subsidy was still in place yet he didn't borrow as much as Tinubu is doing today). This should tell you that subsidy money is being relooted. Same applies to the issue of taxation. Once the citizens can feel the benefits of these stuffs, they would support it wholeheartedly. So the issue is not about subsidy removal or taxation, but about how such monies are used, which is where Adesina would outclass Tinubu. |
For Tinubu to have cancelled that debt it means he must have collected his own share of the billions to let that serious matter of corruption and embezzlement die down just like that. The people involved in the mess must have wired him a huge percentage. It's an impeachable offence to do such a thing |
MoneyMan5:You think Trump is done with Nigeria yet? Israel is even coming into the picture. Trump is only focusing on one issue at a time. Now Venezuela has been handled he'd turn to Nigeria. Maybe you probably didn't know that Trump had initially planned this Venezuela attack for Christmas but Intel from Israeli mossad told him of devastating imminent strikes on Nigerian churches and Christians on Christmas day orchestrated by jihadists from sokoto. Based on that Intel, he suspended Venezuela attacks and temporarily focused on Nigerian to at least halt the islamists before he now refocuses on Venezuela. That's what prompted the Christmas day bombing from Trump. And that's why you've recently seen netanyahu talk about the situation in Nigeria. Something is cooking for Nigeria, wait for it. |
Saturnalia:He is facing his own battles |
I’ve been thinking about something and I’d like honest opinions, especially from ladies and men with real-life experience. There’s this popular belief that a girl never truly forgets the guy she lost her virginity to — that no matter how many relationships she has later, that first sexual experience leaves a permanent emotional mark. But here’s where it gets confusing: What if the guy she lost her virginity to wasn’t her first relationship? What if he was her second or even third boyfriend, while the first relationship never became sexual? So my questions are: First, is emotional attachment usually stronger to the first sexual partner, or to the first serious relationship, even if that relationship did not involve sex? Second, does losing one’s virginity automatically create a deeper or more unforgettable bond than a relationship built on love and emotional connection without sex? Third, can a woman completely move on from the man she lost her virginity to, especially if that relationship later failed or ended badly? Finally, in real life, which tends to leave a longer-lasting emotional imprint: first love or first sex? Ladies, feel free to share your honest experiences. Guys, what have you observed?
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This is for those that think China and Russia would come and save them if Trump decides to invade Nigeria. These same countries, China and Russia were hyping Venezuela and issuing press statements then when Trump threatened to attack Venezuela. Now you've seen that they're no where to be found now that Trump attacked an even captured the president. Barking dogs seldom bite |
Sincerely I really fear for this generation of Nigerian ladies. Values have been seriously eroded over time and abnormalities are becoming the norm. It's getting worse with each passing year. |
Olu1000:That's still speculative |
Gabon only needs to win by 3-0 and hope Cameroon beats Mozambique by 1 goal and they're through as 3rd best. Or if they beat Ivory Coast 2-0 and Cameroon beats Mozambique by a 2 goal deficit |
