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motayoayinde:I laugh at your naivety! Whose leaders are being executed in the hundreds?! |
lindqvistbergst:I can’t waste significant amount of my time responding to you on a faceless forum. The fact that you believe these crap (a deduction I made from all my posts you quoted) says it all. Like I said earlier, you are naive and that’s not me being abusive, I genuinely know this to be a fact! Bye! |
lindqvistbergst:I read it very well, and that is why I know a lot of things from the book that you don't know. I think you have been hurt really badly by a Nigerian or perhaps some Nigerians. I’m sorry for the pain they have caused you! Just don’t bring Christianity into this. The freedom revolution that birthed the modern West was, for the most part, shaped by Christian values. Without Christianity, human rights as we know them today wouldn’t exist. |
lindqvistbergst:Evil, Cruelty, and Foolishness is not exclusive to any race or tribe, it’s individualistic. There are many good, reasonable and respectful Nigerians, just because you have had bad experiences with some doesn’t mean that all of us are bad! There is no way you can totalize a race or a people as bad and not sound uneducated/prejudiced. Concerning the issue of development, just wait and see what will become of Nigeria. Nigeria is in its building process. |
lindqvistbergst:It’s obvious that you are naive. You have absolutely no idea of what you are talking about. |
@ OP; How do you know about a kingdom that you are not a part of? The Holy Spirit that Jesus Christ spoke about to guide us into all truth, did evidently manifested in Paul, in signs and wonders, making him a credible contributor to what Jesus was trying to build (I will build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it). Don’t meddle in the things you know nothing about. If you truly do not believe in God (which I don’t think you do), then Christianity should not bother you this much. |
NaijaHelper1:Brother, I totally understand your point. It's sad what the mere ambition of a few individuals has done to this country. They have sacrificed peace for self-glory. I am hopeful that one day Nigeria will heal! I salute you, man! |
Jossyman0007:Don't insult my intelligence, man! |
DEROX:I am not a "woke Yoruba". I deal with facts, not sentiments. I'm not claiming that Peter Obi is a saint, but even the d*vil knows the alternatives are corrupt elements. You can't give what you don't have. There is no way Tinubu can put an end to what made him! |
Obilikom:I am not playing any games here. I genuinely want to understand you. As I said earlier, I believe that Peter Obi is the best candidate, and I gave him my support in 2023. I just don't understand why Igbo Obi supporters direct so many hateful words at Yorubas. It would be difficult for any candidate to win this election without the support of a prominent tribe like the Yorubas. Why sabotage your own goals? |
Obilikom:How do you expect to win without the support of a prominent tribe (in Nigeria) like Yoruba? I am really trying to understand you. |
Obilikom:Did you read the post at all? This is not a rational response from a Peter Obi supporter. |
I remember very well in 2023 that many Yorubas voted for Peter Obi; in fact, my best friend (a Yoruba man) almost got himself in trouble because of his support for Peter Obi in Oyo State in that election. I live in the diaspora, and I have been helped tremendously by Igbo people, so much that I gave one of my children an Igbo name even though I am Yoruba (from Ibadan, Oyo State, "Agbo-Ile Aremo" ).I strongly believe that Peter Obi is the best candidate of all the prominent contestants we have right now, for three major reasons. 1. He's the cleanest of all (I am not saying that he's a saint). 2. He's going to give hope to Nigeria that our vote can truly count, and that the people have the power to chart the course of the future of our nation. 3.You cannot clean up a dirty plate with a dirty rag. Now, I have had many issues with the way Igbos insult Yorubas, calling us all kinds of names; it grieves me so much because, after supporting an Igbo Presidential Candidate so much in 2023 (I speak for many Yoruba people in Nigeria), the least we would expect from Peter Obi supporters who are Igbo is to at least acknowledge the fact that Peter Obi wouldn't have gotten the votes he got in 2023 if not for the contributions of Yorubas (and other ethnic groups), especially the votes he got in the South West. Tinubu doesn't represent all Yorubas, and yes, I understand the sentiments of his (Tinubu) supporters; I mean the ones that are not doing it for the money. I understand that tribe can be of significant importance when choosing one's leader, just that some of us have seen/grown beyond that. This is a call to all Igbo Peter Obi supporters to please tone down their hateful words towards the Yoruba people; evil doesn't have a color or tribe; evil deeds are individual-based. |
Reality3080:This is the problem I always have with blind followers. For goodness sake, Ronaldo is old! At his age, he should probably be helping with coaching the team. This is blind-following at its peak! |
Jesus is King! He reigns forever! |
dominique:If you knew the extent of DEI-based selection being done at the UN, you would know that this is nowhere close to being a remarkable feat. It's all garbage selection designed to advance a globalist agenda. |
cr7lomo:I'm sorry, brother for using those words earlier. I was just passionate. It's all love, brother. |
cr7lomo:Messi is simply better than Ronaldo. |
cr7lomo:What a shallow reasoning! Ronaldo played more champions league games more than Messi. Ronaldo is the ultimate fraud. The only significant trophy he won with his country, he didn't play the final match. Portugal are better off without Ronaldo. Messi and Ronaldo are miles apart. The real Ronaldo is Delima Ronaldo not the Cr fraud!: The tap-in master. And to address your comment about Messi not going to other teams: for the record, Ronaldo achieved Champions League success with only two clubs. He won one Champions League with Manchester United, while his other four came with Real Madrid. After Ronaldo left, Real Madrid went on to win another Champions League, showing the club remained capable of winning Europe's biggest trophy without him. In contrast, Barcelona has struggled to reach the same level of success since Messi's departure. |
There is no amount of facts that can change a deluded person's view. To all Cr7 fans: Messi was never in his level. He had always been miles ahead of him. 3 world cup finals out of six can never be a fluke! Anyways, the world now know who the fraud is! His best achievement with his country, they won the final match without him. What more is there to prove?! |
ElevationD: ![]() My brother. They gon' learn. |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:Many Ronaldo fans are delusional. There is no amount of fact that can change their minds. Was it not the same "Fifa" that gave 2 penalties to France against Argentina in a world cup final (2022)? Was it not the same "Fifa" that disallowed two of Croatia's goals against Portugal? Was it not the same "Fifa" that gave Ronaldo a Ballon D' Or in 2013 for winning absolutely no trophy? Was is not the same "Fifa" that sparked the stoppage-time controversy in the Netherlands vs. Argentina match by adding 10 minutes of stoppage time while Argentina was leading, a decision that many sports analysts considered unfair? These are facts that those fans would rather ignore, yet they keep crying foul over every decision that does not favor their side. |
The Bold are not wise. The Wise are too timid. Nigeria in a nutshell. |
rapcy:Exactly! But I will rate Mbappe way ahead of Halland. Mbappe is way too clinical. |
prinsam30:We Messi fans don't deny Mbappé's talent. We admire him too. We deal with facts, not sentiment. Personally, I think he has been the most lethal forward and the best player in this World Cup so far. |
[quote author=edungene7 post=139976959][/quote]Maybe you lack basic comprehension. I never said he has no influence. Referees officiate based on what happens on the pitch. The foul that led to the disallowed goal was valid, wasn't it? Similar situations have happened many times before. It's nothing new. Two goals were also ruled out against Croatia in their match against Portugal. These things happen. Y'all need to face fact and stop lamenting like a lo*ser! |
edungene7:He has the right to support whoever he wants. However, I would say he should have maintained neutrality, especially because of his position. That being said, there is absolutely nothing he can do to directly influence the outcome of the games. The game could have gone Egypt’s way, but they lost because they could not hold on until the end. The disallowed goal was valid, and there have been many similar situations in the past. Also, don’t forget that Argentina has been in the final twice, and the first time was when Blatter was FIFA President. Messi is exceptionally talented, and it is irrational to compare him with Ronaldo. They are miles apart. |
edungene7:Stale! But it wasn't bias when the referee disallowed two goals against Croatia when they played Portugal? |
France: 30% Spain: 20% Argentina: 15% England: 10% Belgium: 9% Morocco: 7% Norway: 5% Switzerland: 4% |
OBIDIENTNAIJA:Okay, brother. |
Saturnalia:How is that going to happen? Please tell me. |
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