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raumdeuter:
This ref seems to have a boyfriend from Guinea Bissau

iamoyindamola:
He they fight gidigbo for match
That hand no suppose follow

BlueRayDick:
E be like say hand don dey meet Ivory Coast

chidekings:
That’s the kind of teams that wins tournaments….small small they don reach final…remember last two years we won one team like 7-0,but got knockout during the second round.

Ibime:
See OG, excellent finish

Make dem check that defender pocket for betting slip

iamoyindamola:
When you have 2 of the most useless wingers nko
Someone already said we will struggle today

raumdeuter:
This Omar Berrada we will see what he achieves

Na so Rangnick, Ten Haag and others came with big talks "Aspire to perspire"

Na here we go dey to see how his regime will pan out

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
Nna ooh... I no dey against d law. My issue na d application/enforcement. E be l!ke dem wan use am fight political battle.

BlueRayDick:
Even the writer stated that it appears nobody has been charged by the government yet simply because the law infringes on fundamental human rights entrenched in the constitution. So if the government decides to enforce it sef, they will most likely lose out when it gets to supreme court.

BlueRayDick:
I just read this paper on the Anambra Burial law. If anything the writer posited in the paper is true, then The law no really make sense. It's understandable that people will flout the law and pay the yeye fine as penalty

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/353258926_Anambra_State_Burial_Law_A_stringent_and_Unenforceable_Law

popizaino:
Shey song offend you before?

Theflint1:
Aisha Yesufu is business woman, I think she's into the importation of rice or something, and she does it at scale. Her husband is top shot in private sector finance and has been all his life.

BlueRayDick:
Reno O-Mockery don drop quote

BlueRayDick:
That's why I am of the opinion that maybe if the welfare of our security agencies are improved upon, they will not find crime so attractive for them to aid and abet.

akwesenana:
Cameroon even tried to force a comeback after being down by 2 goals.
When smaller African Nations dey actually source for dual citizenship players na im he wan do paternity test/use only players that have played in Cameroon.

Messi, the second greatest player of all time no dey even recite anthem, abi no be here we dey when Brazil use all their strenghth take sing National Anthem only to collect doggy style from Germany?

afrodoc2:
It is very easy to talk when it is on paper or when it does not involve you personally. It is one thing to have a view that bombing both terrorists and victims is the way to go, but it is another thing to state that those who do not agree with that method are too emotional.

The solution is to go after them in such an aggressive way that they do not enjoy the proceeds of their crimes or know any peace. Go after their families. Go after their property. Go after their businesses and investments. Make being a kidnapper unconducive for a peaceful like. That is what the authorities should be doing first before just lazily bombing both perpetrator and victim.

raumdeuter:
If person pass you, no test wey no go dey sweet you to do. Even DNA

afrodoc2:
It depends.

Are you happy for them to bomb your wife, kids, and parents in order to save the family of izzou, Amoto, afrodoc, jodera, and oasis in the future?

iamoyindamola:
Confirm
Song doesn't have business with coaching

Unlimited22:
Lol
Our coach might even be worse than Rigobert Song, and we played a comparatively worse team in Ivory Coast, but there was no doubting the players commitment to the cause.

For Cameroon, lol. They were lucky not to lose by 6 or 7 goals, no grit, no aggression, losing second balls here and there etc

Ibime:
This is the way.

I read a piece that said the security services knew where the kidnappers were that kidnapped that family of girls in Abuja and wanted to bomb them to smithereens along with the hostages

I'm inclined to agree with the approach as a deterrent. You can only geolocate these kidnappers when they ring whilst with their victims. If this becomes policy, their hostages will become unfortunate victims but it is better to kill all kidnappers with their victims than allow those kidnappers live because they will go on to kill ten times more. After a while, they will find less risky business to pursue.

These Fulani kidnappers these days are full blown terrorists and murderers unlike the SS and SE kidnappers where you have good chance of living, and they should be treated as terrorists with all the collateral damage that comes with that. This is an unspoken policy the Israelis have with their citizens who are taken hostage. They will rather bomb the terrorists together with their citizens than use a more costly approach that emboldens and equips the terrorists for future ventures