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This gusto will call for ball ...only for him to cut back

No confidence going forward

Agbaoloye:
big fat lie

ki lomode e mo

A language is an abstract system of communication, while a dialect is a specific variety of that language, distinguished by differences in vocabulary, grammar, or pronunciation

eepeepook:
Oshoala is ready to play till 40. Plumptre, maybe.

Family will pressure her into marriage...a Muslim for that matter

eepeepook:
26 - 28 is when your body starts slowing. You can still push it. Maintenance becomes utmost. Many athletes retire at those ages. 34 is when you know your prime is officially over. A minority manage to push their bodies past that into late 30s and early 40s. Their performance remains a shadow of their early years.

For a lady, menopause is just around the corner

Won't be surprised if Plumptre n Assisat followed soon

Nigerian international and Super Falcons forward Ifeoma Onumonu has officially announced her retirement from professional football, bringing an end to a remarkable career that spanned over two decades.

In a heartfelt message shared on her Instagram page, Onumonu expressed deep gratitude as she bid farewell to life on the pitch. She reflected on her journey from playing youth football at just eight years old to representing Nigeria on the world stage.

“It is with a heart full of gratitude that I bid farewell to my playing career on the pitch,” she began. “I started playing football when I was eight years old… I just loved playing. I loved discovering what my body could do and what I could do with the ball.”


The 30-year-old forward looked back proudly on her career achievements, which include lifting the NWSL Championship trophy, representing Nigeria at the Olympics and the FIFA Women’s World Cup, and helping the Super Falcons win their historic 10th African Women’s Cup of Nations title.

“Now, 22 years later, I feel I have reached a natural conclusion to that discovery. It has been an incredible journey,” she wrote. “This is not a goodbye to football, but a new beginning. I am excited to explore opportunities off the pitch, using the skills and lessons learned from my time on it.”

Onumonu went on to thank her coaches, teammates, medical staff, fans, and family for their unwavering support throughout her career.

“Although my time as a player has come to an end, my love and devotion for this game will never waver,” she concluded.

The post ended with a simple caption: “On to my next chapter 💕🙏🏾.”

Ifeoma Onumonu leaves behind an inspiring legacy as a talented, hardworking player who represented both club and country with passion and pride.

CoronaVirusPro:
You trying to sound brilliant but you less of it.

Analytical reasoning? Where did you learn that, cos you bereft of same.

Please refer to Facebook n tiktok where birds of a feather like you discuss such. Not here please

Crowntop94:
For asking for justice over his son's death.
Where is your humanity?

What justice?
The man keep cashing out on Facebook n tiktok

CoronaVirusPro:
Embarrassment that he is seeking justice for the death of his son?

Are you people humans at all?

Have you ever imagined what it feels like to lose a son under questionable circumstances?

Be patient and remember this day. Karma has a way of getting back.

You will know what burns through a parent when he/she loses a child.

Justice indeed by chasing shadows.

Some of you should be restricted to Facebook where they do less of analytical reasoning

Cliche as usual

Prayer doesn't fix the economy...abeg rest

This man is an embarrassment. A failed figure as a father

LagosOrigin:
Who made this stripper a pastor

This one is not a pastor

This are the people giving Christianity bad image

Honestly..its a shame that every d n h now refer to as pastor

You can't invest on a faulty foundation

You ll see why you couldn't replicate same success in dallas et al here

That's short

You can't wear the crown forever...at a point you have to handover to the next gen

It's long overdue

Her mates have kids in higher institutions already

Nothing will change

Blessed are those not expectant, for they won't be disappointed

Biodex58:
Why Does Samsung Phones Have Green Line On Thier Screen? Please share your experience

I can't relate

All for the pali

No peace for kwara o

Corruption

They were paid 18k when 25k was approved

Lazy bone

Almunjid:
Refrain from passing judgment, as those you consider financially inferior may surpass you in doing good deeds. WizKid could potentially have undisclosed charitable foundations that are not widely known, while you continue to extol those who perform good deeds for public recognition or admiration. In the eyes of God, a person who gives five Naira in secret holds greater value than one who publicly donates five billion Naira for show. Those who seek recognition from the masses desire rewards in the form of praise and admiration, as you have done for Davido. Meanwhile, others prioritize their own values, choosing to give as they see fit, regardless of the amount or public recognition.

Peace!

yinmu

Davido is talk n do ...invested time n resources

Workings dey, proof dey

EdonhappenTv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrxEw0qgz_Y

A video of a white teacher singing a “monkey” birthday song to a six-year-old Black pupil has sparked widespread outrage on social media, with many describing the act as racist and demeaning.

The incident, which reportedly occurred during a classroom birthday celebration, shows the teacher leading a chant that repeatedly referred to the child as a “monkey.” The footage quickly went viral, prompting condemnation from parents, activists, and online communities who argue that the act reinforces racial stereotypes.

Civil rights advocates have called for disciplinary action against the teacher, stressing that such behavior has no place in schools and can cause lasting emotional harm to young children.

School authorities say they are aware of the incident and have launched an investigation. Meanwhile, the video continues to circulate online, fueling heated debates about racism, cultural sensitivity, and accountability in education.




https://saharareporters.com/2025/10/02/us-school-white-teacher-sings-you-look-monkey-song-black-boy-celebrating-sixth-birthday

That’s an animal..she should be arrested. She shouldn't be in such environment

Are you a grajet

Hankim:
We know you guys as empty chest beaters, nobody takes you guys seriously

Wailers must wail

All initiatives are for women

When are they launching boxers for men

They would rather kneel down for their pastor or celebrities instead of their bf

Almunjid:
Davido wey no dey stingy, na how much he don give you?

Davido impact the community outside music

Both of them should adopt the name "big weeds"

Na every day una dey install solar street light

Ttalk:
Statisence should correct itself.

In Lagos the 4 indigenous languages being spoken are
Yoruba, Awori, Ijebu and Egun.

You won't be forgiven when you make such obvious mistake again

These are dilects under Yoruba

Rest in Power ...

In this life you come N you go

No more