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A comfortable match turned into a battle all because Disaster struck |
If Poch no comot Sterling at halftime, I go swear for am |
Sterling should GTFO my club Poor attitude, poor work rate, poor everything. He can't even respect the 1st choice penalty taker |
Why Sterling dey grab ball. Mumu, respect the penalty taker |
Penarity |
This Sanchez is just so slow and dull |
Great hold up play from Jackson to create the goal |
afrodoc2:Chukwudi is back. And the outage is from the red sea according to reports Ibime: |
BlueRayDick:Unless they bomb with planes and helicopter which will be visible to Amnesty International, they will not have it easy in the creeks. Their best bet is to arm the Urhobos to work for them, cos soldiers will lose lives on any approach by water |
Ballzproblemm: ![]() Dey play, e be like dem cut some line there recently |
OasisX:I knew it's unlikely before sharing, but it's still a possibility At least our Kenyan, SAFA and Somalian brothers on the east side could be affected |
afrodoc2:Agenda must agend |
afrodoc2:Forwarded as received ![]() |
Say no to all forms of terrorism and disruption of civilized society [quote author= ]Dear Nigerians, do you know Houthi rebels are the reason you had a poor internet network today? Walk with me as I explain. Before now, a lot of Nigerians probably might not have heard about the Houthi rebels, a ragtag militia, and a religious terrorist group from Yemen. Even though the majority of Nigerians have not heard of these guys before, this ragtag militia is the reason why poor internet connection crippled the whole country today, which also affected the banking network as well. Houthi is an Islamic terrorist organisation based in Yemen. They are in the same WhatsApp group with Boko Haram and Fulani herdsmen. Even though they are fighting in the name of Islam, the global headquarters of Islam, Saudi Arabia, hates them with passion because they are Shia by faith, which is from Iran. Iran practices what is known as the Shia brand of Islam. Saudi Arabia's brand of Islam is Sunni. This is akin to Christianity, where you have Anglicans, Catholics, and Pentecostals, even though we worship the same God. The only difference between Houthi, Boko Haram, and ISIS is that while Boko Haram and ISIS practice the Wahhabi movement of Sunni Islam, Houthi are Shia, but their ideologies are the same. These Houthi guys once fought a guerrilla war with Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia received significant support from the US, but they were unable to defeat this Rag militia team from Yemen. This time around, Houthi rebels are on the Red Sea, waging war against global commerce by attacking ships and vessels carrying containers and goods from the far east, disrupting the global supply chain. But they are not satisfied with attacking commercial ships alone; they have graduated to attacking underground cables under the Red Sea that came all the way from Europe. I know you will be wondering what the underground cable in the Red Sea has to do with your internet. It is simple. For MTN or Airtel to provide internet connections to their customers in Nigeria, this has to happen. Internet infrastructure companies had to run submarine cable, known as fibre optic cable, all the way from Europe to Nigeria. These fibre optic cables are routed through the sea all the way from Europe through the Red Sea down to the Atlantic Ocean in Lagos or Akwa Ibom, which serves as the landing point. At the moment, we have 7 submarines with cable internet in Nigeria, and they are Submarine cables owned by Natcom Development and Investment Limited, trading as ntel (former NITEL), have a capacity of 800 gigabits. MainOne cable, with a capacity of 10 terabits, and Glo-1 or Globacom-1 cable, owned by Globacom Limited, with a capacity of 2.5 terabits. Others are the African Coast to Europe submarine cable by the Dolphin consortium, which includes Dolphin Telecom, Orange, MTN, and others, with a total capacity of 12.8 terabits; West African Cable System by MTN, with a capacity of 14.5 terabits; Nigeria-Cameroon Submarine Cable System, owned by Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL), in partnership with MainOne, with a capacity of 12.8 terabits, and Equiano, owned by Google LLC and the West Indian Ocean Cable Company (WIOCC), with a capacity of 100 terabits. The latest is Meta’s 2Africa subsea cable, which is expected to land in the Nigerian cities of Lagos and Akwa Ibom. At 45,000 kilometres long, the 2Africa submarine cable will be one of the world’s largest subsea cable projects and will interconnect Europe (eastward via Egypt), Asia (via Saudi Arabia), and Africa. It is expected to go live before the end of 2023, delivering more than the total combined capacity of all subsea cables currently serving Africa, with a design capacity of up to 180 terabytes per second (Tbps). 2Africa owned by MTN is said to be the longest underwater cable in the world, passing through three continents and 33 countries, several of which are in Africa. What these submarine cables do is power the internet we use in Nigeria. Let me break it down. Funks Opeke is the founder of Main One Cable, and this internet infrastructure company that Funke founded ran their submarine cable through the same Red Sea from Europe. So the business they do with the internet they generate is sell it to offtakers and customers like banks, big businesses in Lagos that consume internet data on a large scale, and then telecom companies. MTN used to buy bulk data from Main-One, which they sold to their customers before they ran their own submarine cable. Seeing how vital these submarine cables are to our civilization, Houthi rebels have been attacking these submarine cables that passed through the Red Sea,close to Yemen, where they are in charge. Unfortunately, these guys attacked the submarine cable that powers the internet in Nigeria, which crashed the internet gateway not only in Nigeria but also throughout all of West Africa. And these Houthi terrorists have vowed they will not stop the sabotage until Israel declares a ceasefire in Gaza. Now ask me: What is my business with Gaza and Israel? The answer is globalisation. This is a stark reminder of how globalisation affects all of us. Our world is too large and vast, and at the same time, We are too interconnected and interdependent. This is why what happened in faraway Yemen today had a ripple effect on Nigerians, even though Yemen is thousands of kilometres away from Nigeria. The other side of globalisation, which we don’t discuss well enough,. (In the picture, you can see what a submarine cable looks like under the sea.) Chukwudi Iwuchukwu[/quote] |
GloriousGbola:If Erisco batch from the same batch she bought does not contain unhealthy levels of sugar, she should be thrown in sanko for spoiling market. Competitors are now often using fake news and WhatsApp to demarket competitors. Erisco should teach her a lesson if he knows his product meets NAFDAC standards |
BlueRayDick:This made me spontaneously burst out laughing |
FA Cup want use draws finish me 5 draws so far. Who I offend? |
raumdeuter:Indeed, I've lost count of the numerous young lives wasted just from following influences in music. Thank God some of us survived it cos we fell into some of those vices too. |
afrodoc2:I stuff cash in drawers. . . . cos the buck stops at my desk |
larride:It was going fine till the last 2 episodes jare They over spoiled us to expect perfection. The other stuffs were fine until they threw Danaerys out the window |
Anyone who thinks music does not affect the youth should explain the drill movement Music done kill more black men and open gateway to mental illness than anything else. Not everybody has sense. The same way you listen to music and know its entertainment is the same way a low IQ kid will listen to music and start taking perps, weed, molly and carrying gun. I enjoy violent music but it must be witty. I use it to laugh |
larride:The Dark night was still spellbinding The only disappointment was the very last 2 episodes IMO |
raumdeuter:Leasing has tax advantages if you are a contractor and the car meets certain environmental conditions So if you run it through company it makes sense. Also some companies may offer car schemes with tax advantages that may make it worthwhile to indulge your fetish If you fancy a Tesla for example. Other than that it makes financial sense to buy outright without these tax advantages. It depends on the emotional value you place on cars. Some guys like to drive the latest year plate and some guys like to get value. Either way is understandable and you make your choice to suit your preference My preference is not to eat more than £1.5k depreciation per year so I make my choice based on that metric |
Emaprince:Haha, I recognise this one What of this one Emaprince: |
Griffon:I no dey watch Chelsea match again. Na radio I hear match, Beihly and Eghbali done kill my joy for football. |
Eunoiaa:Don't waste your tears. Poverty killed him. He did not have the resources for the game he wants to play. 3 men went with one gun to shoot opps. The other 2 have left him and run with no gun on him to save himself You want form sicario with 3 men to one gun. These guys expect to mostly shoot and miss with their local guns, until the day someone gets hit for real. The game just got real for him. |
nateevs:Not sure about that. That guy leg no straight at all. He cannot hit a ball clean. Even he doesn't know where ball will go after he shoot |
Jackson hold up.play is A+ but his finishing is F-. His leg no straight at all |
seankafor:He went for drill and got drilled. Effervescence of youth makes young men do things they may not survive. Charge it to the game.
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raumdeuter:. I'm disappointed, the amala never smooth Closing argument - even if they are proven to be Fulani, how can you prove they are herdsmen? |
BlueRayDick:Say less I am 100% right that the data is inaccurate and 100% right for pinning his supporters for using bullshit data they know is inaccurate to run propaganda |
BlueRayDick:Once a GDP is materially restated, you can't refer to previous iterations as basis for growth since they were incorrect Nothing concern me with your Shettima talks. You always reference things I've got no clue about. I don't know who appointed you Captain defender to be bringing up counterexamples from the other side that have nothing to do with me. How many times has OasisX brought büllshit stats here, but when I point it out, he doesn't go bringing counterexample from PDP or LP. Learn to handle issues maturely please. I am only interested in getting facts right. |
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