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The sound bite of the video was not very clear, I didn't hear the names of the Criminals very well.

Op which one is for a years now? Make una dey have pity on English language.

Age has nothing to do with relationship. Know that and know peace.

Angelfrost:
If City loses, you will definitely vanish...! Na una way.

good morning, hello, oga labour prefect. How market.

Winterhaven:
Dominique and co

Dominique is now a Chelsea fan o.

dominique:
ARSENAL WILL NOT LOSE THIS MATCH!

o ti lo. E don go. E sweet me die.

Angelfrost:
Well... Arsenal fans should go and pray that Burnley pulls off a miracle on Wednesday.

If City wins that game... Hmmm.

hello

Wotowotoman:
Omo, this Haaland take style ugly o

but your sister go say yes if him toast am

Kingosytex:
All those teams started this season on zero points on same match day.

story for the gods. Quadruple gone like iso idi

Angelfrost:
If City loses, you will definitely vanish...! Na una way.

hello

Papanwamaikpe:
enemy of progress indeed

hello

Papanwamaikpe:
enemy of progress indeed

truth hurts

Omoawoke:
Lol, and you think man city has come hereto count groundnuts?
They came to win the league and have been laboring all season, and they know how to deliver and be consistent

no mind dat guy. Him just dey labour himself on nairaland.

Angelfrost:
Yes, they labored for it...!

Is it easy to top the league for over 90% of the entire season?!!

abeg make we hear word? Who asked them to bottle what they so-called laboured for?

Angelfrost:
Honestly, I need an Arsenal win.

City doesn't deserve to win a title that another team has labored for all season.

That's grave injustice.

laboured for? Others didn't labour right? They just took it from Arsenal? Dey play.

Blame yourself for not using your brain.




I p!ty those who didn’t go to school. Some of them don’t even know that aftern00n sleep is called Sylvester.
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Ibadanfarmroad:
Not eaten bread since 2018

eyaaaaa! See wetin Tinubu course for an innocent Nigerian. Imagine not eating bread since 2018?




I p!ty those who didn’t go to school. Some of them don’t even know that aftern00n sleep is called Sylvester.
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Who education epp for Nigeria today? Wey the work? You better tell your daughter to go and learn a trade or handwork.

Oh my God. I remember meeting him once at eye TV some years ago. Very nice man. Rest in peace.

🚨 SHOCKING BUST IN LAGOS: 18 PREGNANT WOMEN, 10 CHILDREN RESCUED FROM BABY FACTORY 🚨

A chilling discovery has rocked Lagos as the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) stormed a notorious baby factory in Badagry, rescuing 18 pregnant women and 10 children from what authorities describe as a disturbing child-trafficking operation.

The late-night raid in Okuju, Ilado led to the arrest of two suspects, Joy Okeke and Raphael Agwu, who are accused of running a network where babies were allegedly sold for cash.

Investigators revealed that vulnerable women were lured through Facebook groups promoting “help” for unwanted pregnancies and secret adoption deals. Once trapped, they were promised between ₦500,000 and ₦1.8 million after giving up their newborns.

According to Lagos NSCDC Commandant, Adedotun Keshinro, the operation followed weeks of intelligence gathering. Officers uncovered multiple rooms packed with victims, including 17 heavily pregnant women and infants allegedly waiting to be sold. One victim reportedly suffered a miscarriage.

“This is a grievous crime against humanity,” Keshinro declared, confirming that the suspects will face prosecution while victims are to be handed over to NAPTIP for care and protection.

Items recovered from the scene—baby supplies, generators, gas cylinders, and phones—suggest the operation had been running for a long time.

Meanwhile, the suspects insist the arrangement was “voluntary,” claiming the women agreed to exchange their babies for money and describing it as help for childless couples. But authorities have dismissed this defense, maintaining it was a calculated scheme exploiting vulnerable women for profit.

The shocking case has sparked outrage, raising fresh concerns about the growing menace of illegal baby factories in Nigeria.

https://punchng.com/nscdc-busts-baby-factory-in-lagos-arrests-two-suspects/?amp

Most able-bodied Nigerian men no longer have election like they use to have before the governments of Buhari and Tinubu. Pricks no longer rice up like before .

THE BRUTAL FINAL HOURS OF GENERAL AGUIYI-IRONSI: BEATEN, DRAGGED & EXECUTED BY HIS OWN SOLDIERS

July 29, 1966. Ibadan, Western Region.
Nigeria’s first military Head of State — the decorated war hero who stopped the January 1966 coup and took power to “save the nation” — spent his last night as a guest at Government House.
He had ruled for just 194 days.
What happened in those final hours remains one of the most brutal and painful episodes in Nigerian history.

THE VERIFIED LAST HOURS (EYEWITNESS ACCOUNTS INCLUDED)
On the evening of July 28, 1966, Major-General Johnson Thomas Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi was in Ibadan on a nationwide tour to calm ethnic tensions. He stayed overnight as the guest of Lt. Col. Adekunle Fajuyi, the Military Governor of the Western Region and a loyal ally.

Fajuyi had already warned Ironsi of growing unrest and possible mutiny among Northern officers.
In the early hours of July 29, rebel Northern soldiers — led by Major Theophilus Danjuma (with involvement from officers like Murtala Mohammed in the wider coup) — surrounded Government House.
• Ironsi, Fajuyi, and Ironsi’s Air Force ADC Captain Andrew Nwankwo were arrested.
• The soldiers stripped them of their epaulettes and rank insignia.
• Both Ironsi and Fajuyi were brutally beaten and interrogated about the January 1966 coup (which Ironsi had no involvement in and had actually crushed).
• Fajuyi was reportedly offered a chance to step aside and save himself but refused, choosing solidarity with Ironsi.

They were bound (hands and feet with telephone cable or rope), thrown into a Land Rover, and driven to a quiet forest spot near Lalupon (off Iwo Road, outskirts of Ibadan).

Eyewitness account from Captain Andrew Nwankwo (Ironsi’s ADC, one of the few direct survivors):
He was taken with them, witnessed the beatings and torture, and later escaped into the bush and a nearby river while the soldiers dug their graves. Nwankwo’s testimony (corroborated by another ADC, Lt. Sani Bello, a Northern officer who helped create the distraction for his escape) describes Ironsi standing tall and dignified even under brutal beating. Fajuyi was already badly injured. Both men were eventually riddled with machine-gun fire. Their bodies were dumped in a shallow, unmarked grave.
Ironsi desperately tried to reach his Army Chief of Staff, Lt. Col. Yakubu Gowon, by phone but could not get through.
He was only 42 years old.

THINGS MANY DON’T KNOW (VERIFIED HIDDEN FACTS)
• Was Ironsi always going to be a soldier?�No. Born March 3, 1924, in Ibeku, Umuahia (Igbo Catholic family), he lived with his sister Anyamma after age 8. She strongly opposed him joining the army. At 18, against her wishes, he enlisted as a private in the 7th Battalion of the Nigeria Regiment on February 2, 1942. He rose from private to company sergeant-major by 1946, then trained as an officer in the UK. He took “Johnson” as his first name in admiration of his brother-in-law, Theophilus Johnson.
• Ironsi was a highly decorated international peacekeeper who served with distinction in the Congo crisis (earning MVO and MBE).
• He survived the January 1966 coup because the assassins missed him at home.
• To placate the North, he had promoted several Northern officers — some of whom later turned against him.
• His body (and Fajuyi’s) was exhumed weeks later, temporarily reburied in Ibadan, and given a full state funeral with military honours in Umuahia on January 27, 1967 — his third burial.

THE UNSETTLING TRUTH
Nigeria’s first military leader — a man who rose through the ranks with honour and tried to hold the country together — was tortured, humiliated, and murdered by the very soldiers he commanded.
His death (and the wider July counter-coup) triggered the chain of ethnic massacres and events that led directly to the Nigerian Civil War.
What an irony of fate — the general who stopped one coup was destroyed by another, accelerating the nation’s slide into division.

DROP YOUR VERDICT BELOW, FAM:
• Was Fajuyi a true hero for refusing to abandon Ironsi?
• Did Ironsi make fatal mistakes, or was he simply a victim of revenge?
• How different would Nigeria be today if he had survived July 29, 1966?
Let’s talk real, painful history with respect

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Elzazzi:
Leave that one for Fani Kayode. His use of English is top notch.

he has been like that write from our secondary school days. He had F9 in English when he wroted his GCE.

EmperorIsaac:
Great command of the English language.

except that place where he wrote took instead of tooked.

The movie no even sweet at all, at all.

Pootle:
say what things dey happen under the gaddem sun oooo

dey there dey winking winking your eyes. Jollof rice is loading on the naming ceremony day.

Pootle:
the boobby no bad na , unfortunately am happily married

you fit marry her keep for outside now dey use her like your spare tire

Pootle:
how will their sexual urge be satisfied, they said the other boy had a huge dk and it not ok for him not to express himself sexually

i hear sey the boy don impregnate the woman o

Pootle:
you be mumu

no worry I no go let dem know sey you follow us apply for the babe. Your secret dey safe for my hands.

Nigerians are already down.

I hope and pray they do not end up using her for yahoo plus.