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I used to think this people were wise until now...poor me! So any foolish illiterate would just sit in his trench and issue a command for a whole so called " most educated"major tribe in Nigeria to sheepishly follow or comply with. Let them sit at home for ever if they like, the joke is on them. |
Hezzyluv:I don't know if na curse. You get country but you prefer to be doing hide and seek in another man's country. Is it by force? Can't you people put the shame aside and come back home to sort your lives out?. Nigeria is not good but we are pushing somehow with dignity. It pains me when I see my fellow brothers who are supposed to be treating with dignity in their home are treated like common criminals for just some sick reasons. This japa syndrome has really taken a toll on us...I can't imagine someone with common sense selling properties worth millions and using the same money to go and be running around like headless chicken in a foreign land that would end up bundling him back in a shameful manner to the same country he sold his properties to run away from. May God deliver us. |
Nefort:I don't know if am the only one observing this, this scripture of the Holy Bible now, it seems it's the Old testament that the Muslim are deeply following and practicing while the Christian are deeply following and practicing the New testament. Because if one spends time with the Old testament part of the Bible, you will find out that it's almost all about War, fight, no forgiveness, tit for tat, killing , no peaceful co existence, bloody sacrifices with either animals or even humans. But in the other hand, in the New testament, it's all about Love, Peace, Forgiveness. |
You people should tell Mr CAF that am still waiting for the punishment for those stealing all our Keeper's Hand Towels. |
LordBiden:You dey mind all these content creators looking for content by fire by force! So everywhere in Morocco now is like Europe because you went to watch Afcon as if you were expecting them to host the Afcon in the trenches or villages. The same Moroccan, Tunisian and Algerian soldiers who might have deep knowledge of their countries were here with us Dec 2024 for the All African Military Games in Abuja. The same people you're busy praising were the same people worshipping Abuja Magic and telling us how lucky we were, how they never knew Nigeria was this beautiful, aside the fact they were earning more than our soldiers, they were busy buying electronics, beverages and even fruits in Abuja to their countries saying those things were cheaper and that we were really enjoying here. The fact remain that in Africa, the Arabs concentrate in developing some few places leaving others but in Nigeria, every state capital must always have a test of a city in it . You can comfortably show people at least 15 to 20 average towns with some modern infrastructures but you can't do same in Northern African Countries, don't be deceived. I ve been to Egypt, a country you might think is an exception to this but it's what it's. In those regions, you can drive roughly ten good hours or more without seeing a single town with electricity after leaving the mega cities but here in Nigeria, I don't think so. |
TheStoriesOfMan:Oga, I wouldn't know please .. But I thought Ivory Coast hosted Nation cup not quite long before Mortoco did the maiden edition before this Afcon. So please now, those infrastructures used by Ivory Coast is outdated or cannot be used any longer except those of Morocco, is that it? You can enlighten me... Or maybe you'll tell me the above mentioned country did not show interest of hosting. |
TheStoriesOfMan:This is totally wrong, forget Nigeria, don't we have other capable countries any longer? We did Morocco become the only country worthy of hosting Continental competitions alone ? For me, it's not right. |
WhiteIverson:If them no carry the cup give Morocco, Caf no go ever rest. I think we no get other countries again in Africa to host Continental competitions except Morocco ... Eyes are watching them. |
muyico:Those Arabs devils don't want to hear you call them Africans bro. |
owobokiri:Your head get oil bro.. Exactly what they're doing in Sudan... killing the blacks in numbers and taking over the cities like the capital and stylishly killing and. Pushing out the blacks to the trenches . Wicked set of people. |
0Brien:Nigeria is more civilized. How many countries have been beating us up in our campaign in Uyo this last years. But you see Northern African Countries, those Arab, winning entitlement is in their blood, even if they know they don't deserve to win, they must make sure they frustrate the living hell of you. Imagine Libyan tactics to Algeria headaches not to talk of one of the best team in Africa and in the world at the moment and also the host.... Menhh just forget it, I didn't see us doing 120 mins with them to be realistic. We tried and I wish Morocco luck. |
Yeah, the Southy guy is spot on. Adams should improve on his finishing though he's really improving. |
They were waiting for their Boss (Chelsea) to act first before they follow suit. |
Is it Nigerian that voted him in before? He knows who and who that place him in power.. Count Nigerians out cuz our votes have never one day count since the beginning of this APC regime. |
EFCC say what ![]() |
I"ll also bet this 50 naira ... |
TheFreshVanilla:The thing just weak me, I swear!!! 2026 God abeg oooo....70 year old man fa!! |
Roads that people don't travel safely..... What's the need of building roads that people don't travel on and that stand the chances of being destroyed using IEDs. Instead of lamenting about how to deal with the insecurities that has brought everything thing positive to it knees, you're crying over road construction that would end up being destroyed within a month or two if they would even allow it to see completion. |
Target wetin? Abeg make them go answer present and come back... People that are not motivated at all.... faking happy faces on the camera. Is only God that will heal this country. A country in a deep mess. |
Those guys are very wicked..... If you eventually skip one day, they will be very happy to increase the rate to high heaven and be disturbing your phone non-stop. Going against the CBN' directive on interest rate and you'll notice they don't include extension date option on their app just for the sole purpose of inflating high rate if you eventually skip a day. Very wicked people. |
ceejay80s:You don't understand how this things work at all!!! Continue reading more and talk less for more enlightenment please. |
bigpriik:I get your point but all in all, we can't afford to fight or invade each other's countries cuz the tension already is up there... But still we are not mate till tomorrow. |
laivwire:Nigeria can go to fight with her fellow baby neighbor.... diplomacy is the way out ... We must find a way out of it cuz we are the culprit in this... We trespassed, so we'll make amend as soon as possible. |
bigpriik:What's this? Nigerian know very little about war? A little gist for you... In 2014, we were in the same camp with this Burkinababes along side other African countries including the US in Peace Keeping Mission in the state of El dein in Sudan.... Do you know that upon all the artillery of this Burkinababes, it was the Nigerian IEscort that every VIP visiting those camps would want to go with? There were some instances of ambush here and there with some of the Sudanese repels but those Guys were safe with the Naija esco6. There were some instances, those other guys will go out with their large convoy only to withdraw at the slightest threat from repels but you see Nigerian IEscort or convoy, they don't go and withdraw until there done . There were certain times, those guys would tell us, "We know that your vehicle or two would likely breakdown on the way as we are going but we feel safe going with you guys". Nigerian Army is no joke when it comes to this thing coupled with the good supplies of weapons and when you know that you are well paid, you see the best of our soldiers. I remember what one of the American soldiers, a friend of mine once told me, "We respect the Nigerian Infantry alot cuz where the American soldiers use machines and gadgets to enter, the Nigerian soldiers chart through using their legs, if the Nigerian Army have access to half of the Machines and Gadgets that the US Army has, It will be one of the best in the world but even at that, you guys are the most dangerous land forces in Africa as a whole". Am not gisting as a story teller but as an insider........I am a pilot on land not of the air.... We cover kilometers in more than 4 states in Sudan, I met with other countries contingent in Africa and the Middle East and I can tell you the respect they gave us over there..... Anywhere we go, one thing about the Nigerian Army always stood out and they will ask us how we do it... what was that thing? (D CONFIDENCE).....where others fear to enter, We move in and set Camp. We don't pray for War in Africa, we can fool ourselves here in Nigeria but you see all these small countries making noise, if anything happens, Nigerian Army no get mate for here.. Whether you believe or not, pray it doesn't happen.... killing and destroying our ourselves and properties are not the best. We pray for Peace. The Nigerian Army and War is 5 & 6 but on insurgency in our own land, many things are involved but certainly an end is in sight. We just hope proper thing are being done to stop all this rubbish. |
SirLinks:Very very annoying and childish!!! |
Kemetian:Did they say they should allow them to go around alone? Ok, they should assign one whole battalion for them now...I don't know why most of us keep on supporting rubbish even when we should have done better...Abaa |
bentenny:Very pathetic lots!!!! |
Incognito403:You that your people were killed day in day out, where was your voice? Oh guess you were enjoying the killings as it's your Lord's commandments. Nobody should man up and speak out. You people don't even know what you want, keep praising evil and enjoying the bloodshed as long it's not happening to anyone related to you. Keep it up |
iamrealdeji:See wetin religion do us!!! It's a pity. "World's fastest growing religion" for real. Are you not supposed to be ashamed of yourself for typing the above trash? Religious maggots, look at what you've done to yourself..... putting religion before human. Men without conscience. Continue |
Obiedun:Oga this your comparison seems smart at first glance, but it’s actually quite misleading. Looking at a country’s debt by measuring it as “debt per person” doesn’t really reflect how well that country is doing financially. Consider this , Qatar and Saudi Arabia can handle a lot of debt per person because they have enormous oil wealth, small populations, and large foreign reserves. In contrast, Nigeria has a low GDP per person and struggles to generate revenue. So, even if our debt per person seems low, paying it back is much tougher for us than for those wealthier nations. Let’s remember that Nigeria spends over 80% of its revenue just to service debt — not even paying it down, just covering interest and obligations. That’s not a sign of a country that’s “doing well.” That’s a warning sign. The real problem isn’t that we owe too much money, it’s that we don’t earn enough. Our revenue is too low, our economy isn’t varied enough, and we rely too heavily on oil. These are serious issues that can’t be fixed just by borrowing more. And regarding the Lagos example , yes, Tinubu increased Lagos’s revenue, that’s true. But Lagos is unique. It’s the commercial center of the country, with major businesses, ports, and a large taxpayer base. What worked in Lagos doesn’t necessarily apply to states where poverty, insecurity, and informal work are common. You can’t tax people who don’t earn enough to survive. Borrowing isn’t bad *if* the money is used wisely to create industries, boost productivity, and grow exports. But if we keep borrowing for spending, subsidies, and unnecessary projects, we’re just accumulating debt without any growth. In summary: the problem isn’t that Nigerians “fear debt” we fear careless borrowing without clear benefits. Comparing Nigeria to Qatar or Egypt without context is like comparing a small roadside shop to a big multinational company. The numbers might look similar, but the situations are completely different. |
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