₦airaland Forum

Chibuzoc:
We are talking about justice here, if in 13hrs the were released baseď on connection how about others in detention and those killed
There is no peace without justice

these ones have gotten peace and have been released, if you are not happy go see your doctor

AntiMahdi:
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Why are you desperately avoiding the Elephant in the room aka Fulani occupation of Afonja land and at the same time making apologies on their behalf?

You are truly a partisan zombie buharist afonja.

You tried earlier to make this an Igbo affair by implying that all the kidnapped fake pastors are Igbo and so I should be happy as if my crux is based on the ethnicity of the victims? Am I Igbo? You fool!

This is about total breakdown of law and order orchestrated directly from that Uthman Dan Fodio wannabe in Aso Rock who has abused his office to wage an ethno-religious campaign to supplant his fulani goat farkers in every nook and cranny.

But being the inbred afonja direct bastard breed of a gambari jihadist, your loyalty is and always remain to your oppressors and conquerors.

Slave.

Big shame on you tribal bigots, those kidnapped have been freed and that's all that matters! Your narratives and lies will not sell! You lost this time, wait for the next kidnap episode and pray it goes very bad so your lies and deceptive narratives can continue but on this particular one involving your kinsmen who were held from Thursday till now, it has not gone the way you expected and for that we are very happy.

DavidEsq:
Clear comprehension issues here. Can someone simplify my simple grammar in fulfude for this dude?

This just shows your mindset, one wonders who truly have comprehension issues

DavidEsq:
Aren't u sure u are the problem here? U don't seem to be capable of putting simple pieces to a see-tru puzzle

you guys don't even have liver, just sitting down lazily typing grammar up and down, next time there is a kidnap, kindly lead a rescue team so we can hail you too and tell those who doubt that they can't see thru a puzzle, smh

slowie:
Who cares whether you believe..

i wonder o

AntiMahdi:
Their prompt release shows who really is behind the Fulani herdsmen

so how how many years were you ready to wait for them to be released?

bishopkay:
Bros shut up and think out the box. Someone is thinking loud and out of the box and you're here with your brain washed religious mindset trying to talk it down.

We are dealing with a well coordinated kidnapping ring in the country and you're here saying someone is not happy those people got released. No one ever said they are not happy people who were kidnapped got released. We are saying how did it happen so fast? If it were a voiceless people, would it have been so?

you mean you said this? you are the one that need to think out of the box bruv, wait until you or your loved one ever get kidnapped, then let me whether you can come online and begin to do analysis.

And about thinking about box sef, what if the kidnappers were being trailed both on land and on air and where in a hurry to drop their victims to avoid being caught. Look here you are free to believe and have any narrative you want to but not everyone will buy it and don't force it on anybody. You alone cannot be right all the time, ok?

AntiMahdi:
Your problem is that you fail to see that this was no ordinary release.

They secured their freedom directly from Aso Rock and that should tell you who controls these fulani criminals terrorising the entire nation.

you have no point bro, some folks have been released from captivity. If you can't be happy over this because it was 'not an ordinary release' in your own words, sorry I can't help you.

AntiMahdi:
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You are missing my argument.

1. The police were never directly involved in their rescue

2. No ransom was paid

3. I don't subscribe to the heavenly intervention theory of the kidnappers deciding to release the pastors unconditionally

4. Their release followed mounted pressure directly to the kidnappers maybe via Miyetti Allah (their umbrella body) from powerful sources in this govt.

Now that is my argument.

and who is arguing with you about the manner by which they are released. Do you know what it means to be released by kidnappers? Please be more sensitive, don't make it look as if they were not released, you will be rejoicing. Show more empathy for the victims by not trying to come up with theories that you yourself cannot prove

AntiMahdi:
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The VP is a very senior pastor in Redeem and for his fellow junior pastors to be kidnapped by fulani herdsmen in the same axis that the daughter of a prominent Yoruba nation activist was murdered in a botched kidnapping attempt a few days after same Osinbajo dismissed the level of kidnapping currently ongoing as "exaggerated" should tell you that such latest news of another round of Kidnappings on same Benin Ore axis involving redeem pastors will be too embarrassing to the presidency.

so the pastors should have remained in the kidnappers den to make you happier abi

nNEOo:
On they other hand, it possible the whole charade was all planned.

All things being possible ofcos.
Let hear their public address so we can carry out forensic.

what a post? looks as if you are not happy with the release after all

you nigerians are impossible, when the pastors were kidnapped, you washed the media with all sorts of abuses on adeboye because of his connection to the vp, now they have been released, you are accusing adeboye of his connection to the corridors of power again

I just tire for una, nothing impress you guys, can't you be happy at least for the families of these pastors and they are even from the south east, if the anything worse has happened, the media would have been washed again with how our south east folks are being treated by the rest of the country.

Avedonn:
Gbemisola Saraki's dressing to the Senate was inappropriate. She knows that she's heavily endowed but yet wear such clothing.

na to hasten the bow and go things and you saw how the magic worked perfectly

FrankGiel:
Wow.. His son was a Co-founder of Andela and the Founder of Flutter wave..

yea, iyinoluwa aboyeji

MetalJigsaw:
Big Decision Awaits Chukwueze After International Duties With Nigeria

allnigeriasoccer.com Jul 18, 2019 1:00 PM

Big Decision Awaits Chukwueze After International Duties With Nigeria

The Super Eagles of Nigeria will be contended with a bronze medal as they ended their AFCON 2019 campaign with a win over Tunisia on Wednesday.

The players are expected to take a break from every football-related issue to regain their strength ahead of the upcoming season.

As for Samuel Chukwueze who had an impressive outing in Egypt, things could be a bit different for him as he needs to make a very important decision about his future.


The youngster's fame continues to gain steady recognition from top European clubs and he has a tough decision to make regarding his next club.

He was initially linked with a move to Liverpool and Manchester City before the start of the AFCON tournament but his display in Egypt, especially against South Africa, could see him attract more suitors before the end of the summer transfer window.

He, however, needs to choose between the two Premier League clubs which isn't an easy thing to do based on the quality of managers in command of both teams.

Should he decide to opt for the Citizens, he will likely face an uphill task of breaking into Guardiola's starting lineup as he'll be up against Riyad Mahrez, Leroy Sané and Raheem Sterling.

He will likely face the same challenge if he does choose Liverpool ahead of Citizens as he will need to overcome Sadio Mane in the race for a spot in Jurgen Klopp's list of untouchables.

Though Chukwueze's quality is never in doubt, he must take his time to consult his agent and former players before making one of the toughest decisions in his young career.

Since making his debut for the Super Eagles of Nigeria in 2018, Chukwueze has scored one goal but he's seen as the future of the team.

this fellow should learn from Iheanacho, me think he should still stay in spain and develop more but these agents have a way of trying to spoil players career due to their greed for more money, wishing chukwueze all the best

safarigirl:
:PLOL

You must not know football fans. Have you seen how English fans bash their footballers when they lose? What about the Colombians? Wetin Ighalo chop wey Mikel and Yobo never chop twice as much as?

This your talk no blend, football fans are highly emotional about the game, so, bashing is something players should expect, not something that can bw controlled

If na by who collect insult, Arsenal fans would have sent Iwobi into early retirement

OK then, let us allow them retire. Ighalo has had enough. He knows you guys will come for his head again if he fires blank in his next match. Naija folks don't like him that much even if he breaks Yekini record now. The guy don calculate im profit and loss.

am sad ighalo is retiring but do i blame him, No because of our big mouths and the way we bash players even if they have done well for us in the past. The threats to his life and family after the world cup truly got to him. It's high time as Nigerians we try to respect these guys.

When I see the way we even bash musa, i just weak despite what he has done. If these guys are retiring, let us allow them be jare.

andrew444:
No fire cracker ,no knock out for this celebration ?

Which kind mumu celebration be this ?

As in the thing too dull mhen

Famocious:
Algeria deserve the cup..

not in today's game, they played nothing

senegal just dash algeria this cup just like that

but seriously, wetin algeria play for this match?

var don rescue algeria o, but seriously senegal for miss am

algeria and handball sha

algeria rough o, wetin

simiife:
Wat was dat goal keeper tinkin,nawa ooo

he thought it was going over the bar nah

which yeye final be this, see goal

Bolowolowo:
These Oyinbo commentators are laughing at the fact that Rohr will do a refresher course.

Must they scrutinize every a little thing?

Why dem no go laugh? When una nff chairman dey dull by sending a 66yrd old for a refresher course where we have younger coaches we can use our tax payers money to develop. Smh

Famocious:
Good night everybody ...

Chai, see wetin these Algerian version of Ikorodu boys take us do

Oya rohr, na beg we dey beg you o, we say we no do again

I told my wife yesterday that CAN was in a hurry doing what they did and they have shot themselves in the foot. Coza and fatoyibo are looking for credibility at all cost and CAN just gifted them that.

If investigations are still on, why was CAN in a hurry?

BascoVanVeli:
Honestly IMO Ndidi is not better than Onazi at the DMF position. At least at international level. He can barely win the ball back at times. Onazi would have bossed that midfield.

I've been thinking about this too

godspeed:
Painful as yesterday's match was, I dont think we should hurt so bad as we are doing now. The eagles gave their all and I can tell u the Algerians too were as apprehensive as we were.

I think fate has a little to do with this just like Zambia's success in 2012. From the start of the tournament, Algeria looked destined to win the cup and I hv no doubts they will.

The eagles were not as bad as we tot yesterday, the matched the Algerians pound for pound, in the end, it was mahrez's brilliance that was the difference.

Like somebody noted earlier, the difference btw this match and the on in uyo is victor moses, if we had him yesterday we would have hurt them real bad.

For those calling for rohr sack , I'll say take a chill pill. Westerhoff too was horrible in his first few matches and couldn't will the afcon in his first two attempts.
Rohr made the most of what we had yesterday and it was good remember this team has no effective creative midfielder but still he was still able to use what he got very well.

To the fellow saying we should go for Madagascar, Algeria and Mali coach, see, I was particularly mad when Nigeria went for rohr, I tot the best option at the time was herve rehard but see what he turned the Moroccan team to.

In 2010, we tinkered with the idea of getting shehata but what did he turn to.

Jo bonfrere won us the Olympics and took us to the finals of afcon 2000, after that we all saw what a disaster he turned out to be.

Let's keep rohr for now and I'm sure he will surely improve.

PS I wonder why we always perform better in second half of every match.

our boys are always fearful and jittery in first half

kennysville:
I cn promise you he will start the 3rd place game so as to win Golden boot.

I will be most happy if he wins the golden boot. This is a player who still gets little credit. We have forgotten he is a major reason we got this far with his brace against Cameroon.