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DissTroy:
Yes, you've seen 4 games so far in this Fifa World Cup, and Qatar 2022 promises to be everything and more.
But today the god of football descends from his throne to show us mortals what perfection feels like.

Today football's greatest ever player steps on the pitch. Today Lionel Messi plays.

[color=royalblue]Lord have mercy[/color]

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[color=royalblue]Pessi was hoping to statpad today.

Must have assumed he was playing Eibar[/color]

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[color=royalblue]Has anybody seen DISSTROY?
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[color=royalblue]Let me hear piiim from any Pessi fan.

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nihilistjnr:
I guess you could say Saudi DISSTROY Argentina

[color=royalblue]Nihilistjnr

Get ready for prayers soon

Assalam, brother[/color]

[color=royalblue]Just talked to my mum now

She told me my roots go way back to Saudi Arabia.

It was an emotional moment for me [/color]

nihilistjnr:
Sharia forever

[color=royalblue]Peace be unto you, brother[/color]

Shegzdave:
Paste location

[color=royalblue]Ibafo, Ogun state

We have lifted up our voices.

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[color=royalblue]My current location

Join me, brethren[/color]

[color=royalblue]Hehehehehehehehe

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[color=royalblue]Na Nigeria for dey play now with Argentina

But NFF no gree cut grass on time[/color]

DissTroy:
If there's a Hell and you end up in it, I can assure you that it's because you slighted the Anointed One and he that was prophesied to come fulfill the promise of footballing completion - Messi.

Repent. The Kingdom of Messi is at hand. Like John the Baptist and the prophets, I have warned so you can escape eternal damnation.

[color=royalblue]Saka>>>> Pessi (Qatar 2022)
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[color=royalblue]Saudi Arabia go draw this match

L'oruko Jesu Oluwa wa......Aaaaminnnn

Hallelujah meje!

Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
Hallelujah[/color]

nihilistjnr:
Let's go!!!!

Saudi Varabia!!!

[color=royalblue]The stat padding begins

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nihilistjnr:
I need these Saudis to declare Fatwa on Messi's ankles abeg.

This nigga can't be allowed to pass Ororo in this Mundial

[color=royalblue]Na Male man you be[/color]

iamoyindamola:
As budweiser ever supply into Qatar before
So budwesier didn't know qatar law on alcohol since they were given the right to host the WC
Is qatar suppose to openly shout out loud since 2016 before they all know the law
You are saying it like qatar just started this law today or they should bend the law just because of some
people for 26 days.
So what happen after 26 days, they will now start afresh to rebuild what have been built for a long time


This is becoming a witch hunt, the fact that majority doesn't even have valid excuse is annoying

[color=royalblue]Well, Budweiser has a sponsorship contract with FIFA, not Qatar.

They pay FIFA to have their brand advertised, sell their products or souvenirs. It's sponsorship campaign in exchange for marketing

What is Budweiser's business with who is hosting it?
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iamoyindamola:
They know this since the right was given to Qatar
Fifa know the implication too
Let us rest and enjoy football abeg and leave all these issues to those involve
All we do is assume and think

[color=royalblue]How did they know?

So they knew, spent money to rebrand cans all in the name of complaining? Which business man does that?

Qatar got the rights in 2016. So did Qatar give all these conditions then?

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iamoyindamola:
Beer is banned in public
Nawa oo
Infantino said avoiding beer for 3 hours max of gameplay won't kill a person

[color=royalblue]I am not talking about the individual.

I am talking about a company investing much to recoup it back[/color]

[color=royalblue]Imagine spending much to sponsor the tournament, and label those cans for Qatar, only for beer to banned
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Nezzjnr:
We do that here in Festac also

[color=royalblue]I am just imagining the kind of values instilled into them as a kid.

I read online that Japanese Schools don't have cleaners (I don't know if it is true). The students are responsible for cleaning the school.
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Donjazet2:
I know that some abroadians still cling to parts of their culture but I'm saying that for most, it's just farcical at best.

It's very practical to adapt to your new surrounding than clinging unto your old identity. A001 did not address my question adequately.
I'm asking him what is really the importance of one's cultural identity and he's yet to be downright specific.

[color=royalblue]Your identity is you. That's who you are.

The beauty of the world is in its diversity. That i can go to Jamaica and see a different culture; I can go to Jalingo and understand another culture. Culture is a way of life. Even the Westernization you want us to adopt, is someone's culture.

The difference in the way we live and think is what makes life beautiful, and i wouldn't want that to be traded for anything

I even find it funny that people change their surnames. Some remove their surname, and give their name to their kids.

Your culture is who you are[/color]

[color=royalblue]So Japanese fans stayed behind and cleaned up the stadium after the Qatar vs Ecuador game?

What a people![/color]

Donjazet2:
Okay, very good that you've started being a bit specific, now you mentioned language being a key part of culture.
Now remember that my first question was; as an Igbo man, why is my Igbo identity important? You've replied that culture is as important as breathing, it's something we can't do without, that If I'm not igbo, then I'm definitely adopting another person's language.

To which I will now ask you, WHAT IS WRONG WITH THAT??
I mean, I imagine that Nigerians having a common language like English, even though it's not any of our indigenous language, has been much better for all of us, I mean here we are, both communicating, speaking and writing in English and being better for it, our cultural identity (language) playing zero roll whatsoever.

I mean, many cultures have been lost to time and we (the human race) are still waxing strong.
Is anything wrong with all of humanity losing the very different aspects of culture and adopting a unifying culture or identity??

I imagine that many normal abroadians here have entirely adopted their new culture and have shed most of their old cultural identity and are thriving because of this. They speak the language of their host country, they eat the meals that are indigenous to their host country, they dress in the attire of their host country, I mean for the most part, they've shed all shreds of their African identity and I ask you, is anything wrong with that?

[color=royalblue]I don't think so, sir. A good number of abroadians still practice their culture, over there. Remember where Ekweremadu was lynched in Germany? It was a cultural festival

Most abroadians prefer to come in July for my village festival than December sef

For me, i just against some of the babaric practices of culture. Identity is important, but we need to get rid of some of the inhumane practices in the name of "culture".
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A40:
The way Peter Obi totally wrecked that opp journalist Kadaria or whatever her name is.

Always amusing to me seeing northerners see Obi and chat more about ESN than their own that has rendered them as refugees for over a decade in their own land.

For some reason Kadara will never have same smoke for the Shettima's and co. Very funny bunch of people

[color=royalblue]Abeg how did it go?

I couldn't stand watching that YouTube link
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[color=royalblue]NTA is useless abeg

How can the audio output of a National television be this poor?

Let me not talk about picture quality[/color]


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GloriousGbola:
There is a diff BTW a highly placed Arab Shiek misbehaving and an infidel western kaffir

Everybody go collect. Just a matter of time.


Army dealt with zaky zaky - very good
Army dealt with ipob - very good
Army dealt with end sars protesters - heads explode

Army is low key like wtf? This is what we have always done in every administration.

[color=royalblue]That's the point i am trying to make.

The fact that we dont like LGBTQ and beer doesn't change the fact that Qatar is just being unfair.

But e don pass. I expect another drama to happen in the future[/color]

kokaneprodigy:
Fans=customers if you ain’t satisfied you find another vendor.

So if you don’t like the taste of Milo or Budweiser you tell the owners to leave the company cos you are a customer. Did the Glazers tie your destiny to the club?

tng:
This is false equivalence in my opinion. wearing head covering is a religious injunction. being LGBTQ or wanting to drink beer is not. So if a muslim girl is deprived of wearing her head covering at USA 26 then yes! it is discrimination. She therefore has the choice of going through with the rules and attending the tournament or staying home.
Like many have stated here, all this is perfomative. If the West were so concerned they should have staged a boycott. That makes a louder statement than any armbands or statements.

[color=royalblue]I am not concerned if anybody wants to make a loud statement.

I just find it weird that people are putting up a defence for Qatar because it's their country.

And i have discovered that it is because LGBTQ is involved; that's something almost all of us don't want to be a part of (including me).

But defending Qatar for confining the world to their laws in a World event is very ridiculous

But i know what goes around, comes around; tomorrow it could be about race, beliefs, religion, or any other factor. I hope we keep up this energy, especially when it doesn't favour us[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Because of situations like this is the reason qatar warned them to obey or don't come at all
I mean how hard can that be, why can't they just concentrate on football


Why is no one blaming seun for that tag on islam thread, he gave everyone going to that thread a condition

[color=royalblue]The WC is not Qatar's property. Qatar did not invent the tournament, neither do they have sole rights to organize a World Cup. It has no relationship with Nairaland

Football is a Western invention, and it comes with all vices; If you know you can't accept all cultures and beliefs of the World, you have no business hosting it.

Let me ask you....Assuming the US bans Muslims for wearing hijab in USA 26. Who will you call inconsiderate?

1) The US, for depriving a Muslim girl from watching, knowing the fact that its her culture and beliefs

2) Or the Muslim girl for not removing her Hijab for 28 days?[/color]

[color=royalblue]I think its wise to always let people know where you are going, and most importantly, who you are going to see or going out with.

Now Alfa Sule is unknown; No address, no phone number, nothing....He may never be found.

May God accept the soul of Muinat
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