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MEGAWATCH:If thinking like you is what would happen when I "grow up" then I'd rather not. The Osun people that fought tooth and nail to ensure APC didn't enter are fools is what the Adelekes are saying by their words and actions. Gov. Adeleke can only pledge Tinubu the votes of all members of the Adeleke family at most. Osun people will make a louder statement next year. Likewise the Nigerian people as a whole. As for Davido, I still maintain my position that he is an example of everything wrong with this nation. They only find their voices and activism once it affects them personally or their family members. |
illicit:Agreed. Though the APC has done more harm than cultism. I remember vividly the 2023 elections how lawful APC political thugs went on rampage killing and maiming peaceful Nigerians whose only offence was daring to come out to exercise their constitutional right to vote. Law enforcement watched as they carried out their activities. The Nigerian government has no moral right to label fraternal associations criminal. |
Obiedun:I don't know if you people are hard of hearing that politics is not a job |
Newsmills:Disintegration isn't the answer |
motymop:Finally one honest Nigerian who isn't taking 40k monthly to lie for thirty days on social media. |
illicit:It is within his fundamental human right to associate as he sees fit. APC, PDP, and other political parties are even worse than many fraternities. Fadahunsi calling for violence and killings in the just concluded Osun election is worse than any cultist because he commits his atrocities while law enforcement watches on. |
idris646:How can you work on your life if the system you're supposed to work in isn't working, or what exactly are you saying, ogbeni? Why do you think many Nigerians are japa-ing in droves to the point of even venturing through deserts on foot and seas on rafts just to escape? If things worked would they? Any ideas?🤨 Nansense! |
helinues:Davido isn't the issue as a person, he symbolizes a class and type. Read my write up again and understand if you will. |
helinues:That you made a video helps nothing. You simply were preempting to blackmail. You understood the deception early on and you went to work to attack every voice of reason that would speak. No problem about that because you must justify your pay. Work for your money my boy. And for the record, I'm not your regular type. I don't belong to any party or group. For all I care all the popular political figures are not worthy. Not even those paying you. Not even Peter Obi. Not Atiku. Worst of all, Tinubu. In fact, they're all the same to me. If you give me the chance I'll go Ghana style on them. And a day will come when they and every enemy of Nigeria will be afraid. The day of the people will come. |
AMINDA:You don't have the capacity to understand even if I explain it to you |
helinues:My expectation is for a Nigeria that works. Anyone who isn't for that, irrespective of their affiliations, is my problem and should be yours too. And no Nigerian should face their job until this nation is delivered. I don't see APC vs NDC vs ADC vs Etcetera, I only see a class conflict — elite vs the people. I said what I said. Call police if you disagree. |
Gotocourt:Oga engage on the logic you put forward, don't run from it |
AMINDA:Tinubu and all the governors in Nigeria owe you nothing. Correct? |
helinues:I'm not surprised that you have difficulty comprehending a simple write up because that's exactly the kind of attribute one would have to be thinking and supporting the non-sense you do. Despicable jobber. |
illicit:Being cool or not is not the issue. The fact that he would only speak up and fight when it was his blood, using the people, then do a 360 to hand it all back to the same evil the people are fighting against at the national level. HE IS NOT COOL, cultism or no cultism. |
"Emi omo baba olowo..." Hmmm... Tells us the team Davido plays for...and it's sure not the same team as you. Make no mistakes and don't be delusional. While you're dancing to it, be fully conscious of what you're dancing to, poor man pikin. He (David) clearly exemplifies a class of our celebrities and influencers that USE poor and suffering Nigerians for personal agendas. They don't suffer what we're suffering. Our reality is not theirs. Whenever they speak up for us, there is an agenda beneath...if we care to look. Davido only spoke up because it was his family. And even at that, it was a fight between the political class of the APC and that of the Adelekes...that ought not to concern the people. The Adelekes were only smart to sell their personal fight to the people, fooling them into thinking the fight was theirs. APC of course couldn't do the same even if they tried because their brand is rotten beyond saving. Davido's visit to Wike clearly shows he's one of them and it's all a game: a wager between their class. What it entails is playing the people and whoever is better at deceiving them wins. While APC weaponized poverty and lack, as well as deploy violent terror, to compel Nigerians to "support" them. The Adelekes wear the face of friendship and approachability. It worked and they won. But it is never about Nigerians and their pain, it is about the Adelekes and protecting their economic and political dynasty. Evidently, Davido and the rest of the useless celebrities and influencers don't care about your pain or mine, they only use it if it stands to benefit them someway. That was a smart rug-pull he perfectly executed against Nigerians in Osun election, I give him that. Smart. This class will always use the masses. Not just David now, but all the others also. There is no Messiah in an Adeleke, Obi, Atiku, maybe even Sowore. Deliverance will come from among one of our own, one from and of our class, not them and theirs. Their power and influence depend on the status quo remaining just as it is so to truly change things will amount to bringing an end to their reign and power. They don't want that and will never do it... even when it appears that's what they're doing. No, there's just a a falling out among them over how to share resources. Nothing more. Read and think. Be angry if you will. |
IamAsiri:You've spoken well |
Ttalk:2027 will shock you and APC. Nigerians are cooking for you all. Don't worry, the masses of suffering Nigerians will make their statement then. Not even 100k per person will be enough to buy our votes. |
Ojiofor:True. I fully agree. |
SeeWahala:We'll still have any other person but your paymaster from Iragbiji. Even Sheikh Gumi will still perform better than Tinubu. |
Ttalk:Your opinion. I reject Obi, Atiku, Tinubu. They're all the same crop of criminals. Maybe a Sowore or someone completely untainted by the political contagion of the regular Nigerian politician. None of those others can deliver this country. We need a revolution and it doesn't have to be ethically, religiously, or regionally directed. |
Such immediate betrayal. Nigerians made a statement by rejecting the bad government and hardship of the APC government yet Adeleke wants us back in it. Simply because Tinubu is a Yoruba man and more so from his state. All these sentiments will be the death of us. Vested interest mofos. |
Mariangeles:Very true. Even the Adeleke that the people went all out to reject Tinubu and APC's government has betrayed the people by endorsement the same Tinubu. Such immediate betrayal. Nigerians made a statement by rejecting the bad government and hardship of the APC government yet Adeleke wants us back in it. |
Their usual rigging machinery failed against the Osun people and now they're singing that "elections are only free and fair when APC loses" in our books. You guys know what you're doing. You know APC won't see a single victory in a free and fair election. Infact, APC has never won an election in this country. You all know it is true. |
Op is smarter than you lots. Look how easily they generated conversation... You were psyched! |
Honestly, I worry at the rate Liverpool concede goals in matches. And they're usually the first to score, but it's almost guaranteed that they'd be scored too. If Liverpool can shore up defense then they'd be formidable. The new signings, Alexander Iska and Hugo Ekitike, both played in the last match and both scored. We're okay on the attacking front but defense and keeping scored goals is lacking. BTTS aka Goal-Goal is guaranteed. Liverpool, in 20 games, only had clean sheets in 3. |
Kalulu44:Thanks man. Liverpool doing alright currently, though I see serious defensive issues. They score easily and concede goals even more easily. I hope Man U bounces back somehow...to only fall short when facing Liverpool 😁 |
Sapeleboy911:Please do you know any books/learning resources that'll help one fully understand betting, betting markets, and these betting strategies like value betting, arbitrage betting, matched betting, etc. |
Anyone know any books/learning resources that'll help one fully understand betting, betting markets, and these betting strategies like value betting, arbitrage betting, matched betting, etc. |
Nice one mate. Mine was PlayStation One, then PlayStation Two. It was early 2000s and I almost played my life away on them. Real Madrid was built to somewhat have an edge over other teams on the games, plus that team was star-studded at the time. All the greats of football in that era were there and so becoming a fan happened naturally. Until...I met Liverpool! El Hadji Diouf, (Babalawo as we fondly called him), with his many colours of tinted hair, was performing his voodoo then at Liverpool. He was equally built well in the game and scored frequently. That, in addition to his appearance, play style, and swag made me fall in love with the team. After him was Djibril Cisse. Also with gold-tinted hair. I think what caught my attention and attracted me to these players and their team was their hair colour, being the reigning style of the era. Sisqo with the hit, Unleash The Dragon, wore the coloured hairstyle, likewise Eve, you name it. Majority of entertainers did. Then came the Champions League final of 2005 dubbed the Miracle of Istanbul when Liverpool faced AC Milan. They were losing 3-0 to Milan before the first half was over. The match was decided in all ramifications. Or was it it? It's dubbed a miracle because Liverpool, led by Captain Steven Gerard, pulled a stunning comeback, scoring 3 goals in 6 minutes! And went on to win the Champions League on penalty shootout! That was it. I've been with them ever since. Come what may. Not even relegation can separate us now. Amen. |

