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ChrisKels:
Rohr on how Billing played us in order to get the attention of Denmark.


Yes my Intel never lied to me

Always two sides to a story.

Who is his agent no name l have seen many people claiming to be agents of a player when they are not.

Who should we believe two dramatically different stories. So Billing asks questions about the Nigerian team is not a commitment to the team.

Then who released all the spurious claims of Billings alleged change of allegiance to the press.

Once the press get involved you will never find out the truth. Because the press will create versions of the truth by exaggeration and sometimes untruths to get attention.

jihday:
What is Seyi's achievement as a youth team coach? What has he done to show that he deserve the next level?

That's a very difficult questions to answer.

After qualification you need experience some are privileged not ny merit to do both at the same time.

Privilege is not given to Black players when it comes to coaching in the UK and Europe in general.

Considering how many black players play in the EPL 33% and other leagues in England who will make up at least 20% and that's being conservative. How many black managers do we have.

If you go to the football academies you will find illiterate coaches given opportunity over UEFA grade A coaches if the are black.

Is it that Seyi lacks ability absolutely not. But Seyi no matter what he does will always be denied OPPORTUNITY.

That Opportunity denial means he will never get the experience required to underpin his competencies.

All football clubs in England are racist and it is just a question of degree. There are a very few who are trying to address the issues but most really don't care. It's racist business as usual.

People use the measurements of proportional representation as a reflection to assess the degree of racism.

In this regard 30% of London is probably black but not up too 0.05% of public and private sector senior management is black.

So unless Seyi comes to Nigeria he will probably never ever get the experience thst his white far less qualified peers will get. And then we will prefer them to him.

forgiveness:
Okay na. Thanks.

Were you deh since.

Ah the forum missed you.

I remember when they use to say you are me and l am you.

That's how funny it gets here.

TheLoneCitizen:
That is why the man has to be satisfied with as an U19 coach.

Never ever satisfied under any circumstances when people you are way more qualified than on all fronts are made to boss you and supercede you.

No rather you TOLERATE but under no circumstances do you ACCEPT your institutional denigration, demotion and exclusion.

Because of the colour of your skin.

TheLoneCitizen:
It's a gradual process, Zidane started as a reserves manager.

Look at the status of Zidane in the club prior and after then add his skin tone BE REAL.

How many black coaches are there in the entire Spanish football system.

elyte89:
E fit no sabi book

How many Oyibo coaches go school , leave that ting.

RACISM is alive and well in football.

Hanibal:
On behalf of the Ghosts on this thread Chidi1 I'll like to point out that your moniker is kind of new here, even we the Ghosts don't know you.

That said, I'll advice you to pitch your tents carefully on this thread.
You apparently do not know that man komekn, you don't know him!!!
I personally think Komekn is a spam bot.
So please don't queue behind him just because you read a few days worth of his comments.
Calm down, relax, and observe then you'll know better.
Shallom.

very funny and what are you a VIRUS

People have opinions and perceptions there are no groupings here just individual opinions unless you are trying to create a supporters club for your preferred contributor, that would be very infantile thinking .

elyte89:
TheGoodjoe ..hope dis man will SOAK UP KNOWLEDGE and b ready for Super eagles role in d nearest future

Unfortunately, opportunity for black coaches in Europe is very limited .

Seyi Olifinjana has been coaching youth football at Wolves for about 5 years but there has been no progression beyond that.

jihday:
But you conveniently forgot that few months before then he was also a golden boot winner in an age grade tournament

Victor Osimhen won the Golden Boot and Silver Ball awards in the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Chile on the other hand Dominic Solanke Golden Ball winner in the FIFA U-20 World Cup Korea Republic 2017.

There is a gap of two years not months as you have claimed and one tournament is for U20 and the other is U17. You should really know that .

My opinion remains the same AT THAT TIME. Nonetheless, for me youth football particularly at U17 is at best indicative not conclusive with a very long way to go, U20 football is much more affirmative as most p[layers at this stage should already be playing first team football. Indeed within that England U20 squad the vast majority are progressing. You will not find the same % of progression with the U17 squad.

However, in the context of Nigeria we seem to have unanswered questions we have had consistent almost continuous progress at U17 level but not at U20, Why i really cant explain.

Joebie:
Safari too much explaining.. but you know me when I no agree with you we go always fight, just as I do with every moniker on this thread. I fit argue with you today, but dey for your side the next day, because I always focus on the issue at hand not the moniker as I don't know anybody here personally. I decided to ignore this one, because you dissed many of us in diaspora. I chose not to correct you because one day you will not only travel for a visit but after you spend years abroad your perspective will definitely change. trust me.. bookmark this post.

Agreed without one iota of reservation and or question ❓

bidex111:
[/b]“We’ll test the effectiveness of Russian aircraft”: Turkey promises to send F-16s to Libya Turkish journalist and political scientist Mehmet Chanbekli said on his Twitter account that Turkey “will soon send 6 F-16 fighters to take control of the Libyan sky.” @RussiaSarPNR[b]

Events in Libya are taken interesting turns

This is VERY DANGEROUS.

This will have an impact on the geo politics of the entire region.

The Egos of the big superpowers will be tested and expressed. As well as thier shameful double standards and hypocrisy.

We can clearly deduce that effectively Russian troops have been on the ground in Libya.

Interesting days ahead or l should day very violent ones. The only problem, "when two elephants fight, na ground deh suffer" and thats the common every day people.

As the discussion or shall I say the ranting progresses the different schools of thought become exposed.

If l make an observation, opinion and or deduction. The substance become irrelevant and the individual perception the basis of credibility.

Odunayaw:
Rather they prove the point that drones only complements ground Intel. The Pantsirs and the shits going boon everywhere, you honestly don't think it only came from buzzing UAVs day and night do you? Money must have traded hands, favors must have been asked to know routes, times and maybe even to "sabotage" things.

Drones on its own gives you a shitTon of Infos, then you begin to sort and sort for actionable Intel. All these fantasies about "24hr" eyes belongs only in Hollywood.

You are not in Libya probably never been there and you can create from your own imagination a whole series of events.

Based on what.

Quuite obviously your over active imagination that's what is called delusion.

blacKDalia:
There are fifth columnists here. All they want is for the country to go up in flames to achieve their selfish interests. There are people here that are unreasonably uncouth and some do the same in a "wayoish" way. Before some days/weeks /months back I don't see any groups of people that support each other,the thread is dynamic ;a person supporting you today might be at your neck tomorrow because of differences in opinion.

@komken, you also make innuendos and your posts are too repetitive that they have become drab. Your constant verbiage here will not make any difference to the Nigerian army. Don't come here and lecture us about patriotism. If you really want a change I suggest you write directto the Nigerian army or if possible carry a placard and lead a one man protest, that's patriotism. This thread is for the fun of it, nothing more, nothing less.

Peoples lives are at stake indeed people have died and are dying and you call it fun.

Eta22seconds:
We need to start investing heavily in Drone. Drone warfare is the new game.

Many will argue against you again from sentiment based prejudice and unfortunately lack of knowledge.

The two most recent major conflicts in the world have been almost been entirely prosecuted with UAV.

I make reference to Idlib in Syria and the bloody nose given to the Despotic Haftar. Who is supported by multiple powers.

What's most remarkable is the very sophisticated anti aircraft system deployed by Russia to support its troops. Those systems were not able to mitigate against the Turkish UAV"s. They LNA have destroyed and captured the Pantsir S1.

Quite some time ago l said the future is UAV well once again l reiterate it's no longer the future it is the HERE and NOW.

TheSuperNerd:
Something better than a Screenshot, Southie.

Look at the bolded italicised of your own words.

A direct quote of yours from October 20, 2017. The day you denigrated Osimhen without mercy lying on top that he had only played just 1 hr of football in Germany. Rings a bell?

You went on to say there is no certainty he would even make the youth teams of an English championship club while totally ruling out his chances at the youth sides of any EPL team.

That same Osimhen today is one of the most reverred young strikers on the planet.

I guess this will do and should forever serve as a lesson. And I got couple more. Wasn't hard to search out. Took me barely three mins on my return to dig it out.
And yes of course since this period between 2017 and 2018, you have tried so hard to choose your words when downplaying them these days. You take your shots subtly but then occasionally you drop some pearls of wisdom like a few posts back on Osimhen possible move to Napoli.
Sometimes you do try to confuse the thunder that wants to fire you but it's okay.

I only wanted to address that challenge so that it won't be said you didn't simply b'cos no one bothered to show you that you actually did.

Happy new year Southie and keep those hands clean to reduce the chances of contracting a certain virus aiit. Good to see you too.

You omitted quite deceptively two things which are the DATE and CONTEXT. ln which the comments were made. In football absolutely everything is time limited. When a statement is taken out of context, it becomes a CON and you could not resist the temptation to show your nature CON MAN.

That's disinformation and intent to mislead and cheap low level pot scraping.

My comments remain the same in the context of that time. And will never be withdrawn.

At that time Solanke was far ahead and a golden boot winner at the U20 World cup and Osimhen was in the doldrums of Wolfsburg going nowhere. And at that time would have struggled to get into a top academy.

If we go back in time, AT THAT TIME or thereabouts l had said Eberechi Eze, Fikayo Tomori, Josh Maja, Adarabioyo, Oviemuno Ejaria, among many others were not good enough for the SE again AT THAT TIME . But look today. l also said Nwakali AT THAT TIME was simply not good enough, l had even stronger words for Isaac Success.

Where is Solanke, Nwakali and Success in the context of football in the HERE and NOW. I guess making a bit of money but going nowhere in football progression.

Footballers don't remain static they improve they change thier attitude and they strive if they want to succeed.

You also failed to add the constructive criticism comments and advice l gave regarding Osimhen. I said he should leave Wolfsburg go to a less competitive league and or Bundesliga 2 and reinvent his career or he will end up going nowhere. Well he took that advice and where is he now.

Sine you have the tenacity to find the negative use that same tenacity to find the Positive. Unless you are not balanced in your quest which would prove negative prejudiced bias.

So once again please find where I have unjustifiablely denigrated a Nigerian home grown player.

junnyjake:
What is it you really do Komekn?

At least, with Safarigirl, we've seen her face, know what she looks like and even what she does.

Your knowledge about her being a lawyer was revealed by none other by herself, so, tell us what you do, so we can have something to pull you by, measure your proficiency in the field and also measure your intelligence accordingly, if you can't do this, then it'd be shameful of you, if you continue to bring up her profession whenever you want to have a go at her while subtly suggesting she sucks at it.

First the term lawyer is quite fluid, and covers a lot of descriptions.

However, the term Barrister and or Solicitor is more structured. In that you have to have completed pupillage and attended law school.

Safarigirl has mentioned that she studied law and graduated quite recently. By providing that unsolicited information. You present an attribute that comes with expectations and standards of deduction, she made that decision not anyone else.

You have deviated from the core substance and moved to personality, which was, " All encompassing negative presumptive deduction made about Nigerians in the Diaspora"

My comments emanate from the expectations that a person who has studied law. Would therefore underpin thier approaches with structure method and knowledge not emotive sentiment. That l think is a reasonable expectation that there will be some degree of intellectual capacity in thier approach.

Several times l have asked her to substantiate an opinion. For instance that " l denigrate with negative bias Nigerian home based players"

An opinion, in order to have weight and meaning, must be informed. Certainly, everyone has an opinion, but if that opinion is based on nothing then what is the point of having it in the first place? Noise making.

I asked for just one post to underpin her opinion not two. I have asked one or two or more here the same but they all go MIA and evasive.

This is a faceless forum and l would not be able to say the things I do if it wasn't. Particularly where some things are first hand insider information.

With regards to the bold. this is light hearted entertainment to me. Nobody overly impresses me or do l have any intention to impress anyone here. I dont require your intellectual rubber-stamp to give me a sense of credibility. I already have that in reality to a good degree.

Finally, l don't measure intelligence by academic endeavour it's much more than that to me.

Finally, finally don't you think it's hypocrisy for you to make the request when you have not done the same yourself.

GeneralFarouq:
Then there is blind critcism

That where komekn falls

One example or blind criticism that l have presented will sincerely appreciated.

One can not see his own faults you need someone to point them out to you.

Kalapizim:
Oga you are out of touch walahi

Please can you enlighten me so l can get back in touch.

GabrielYulaw:
I very much agree with this. Couldn't have put it better. For a discussion thread it can be hard to have frank discussions without the other person resorting to name calling and the like. That is why I take the time to thank people who respond to my submissions in a matured manner.

We have a lot of contention here.

IMO predominantly from groups who appreciate matters from one perspective thier own. A perspective evolved from limited experience and exposure.

There is a socio-cultural dynamic , where a person is assumed knowledge by designation and longevity not by measured perfomances. So people will praise PMB and COAS but it's more emotive bias than measured objectivity.

Another aspect of conflict is a background of supposed intellect that is based on acceptance not question.

For example in Nigeria if you were at university and you were receiving a lecture theatre with 300 post grad students. Which is supposed to be interactive. And a student stood up and disagreed with the emeritus Prof. explaining that his approach is not tenable and you present an opposing well thought out alternative. In Nigeria you will probably be kicked out labelled a trouble maker. And if your not careful you will be failed.

We have the emotive sentiment misguided patriotism group. Who think anyone that questions there position is an act of treason.

Finally, any assessment of performance will always in general have a unit of measurement based on comparison.

Juchii:
Hmmm...you are too stubborn.
I will be brief because of time

Constructive criticism is the process of offering valid and well-reasoned opinions about the work of others, usually involving both positive and negative comments, in a friendly manner rather than an oppositional one.

This guy below doesn't not fall into that category. I wonder where you will place him.

He is just too negative and non progressive

And for your information, we have three type of criticism. We have;
1. Constructive criticism
2. Negative criticism
3. And Destructive criticism

As for you, I don't have anything against your write up but your [b]inability to give up even when the truth is so glaring[/b]refused to is your weakness.
Your write up is good with some deep research. We can call that Constructive criticism

There are facts, there's is empirical evidence and you could say there us also substantive opinion based arguments.

Sometimes there are many roads to Jerusalem and it's a matter of preference.

When it comes to TRUTH then what is one person truth is another person LIE. Truth can be very opinion led. A classic example TRUMPS idea of TRUTH can vary dramatically with quite a few others.

Out of curiosity one example two would be great of where l have REFUSED TO ACCEPT A GLARING TRUTH, please.

solonnachi:
I don't like this news. This is not where Osimhen should grow his career. No, not in the Italian league and not Napoli for that matter. There is no flair in Italian serie A. Their games are rough for a young player like Osimhen. Italian league is good for aging players

Until a contract is signed by a player everything is just speculation.

A player like Osimhen will generate a lot of interest. However, to what degree these clubs are serious is open to debate.

We have heard Barcelona, Manchester United, Chelsea, etc,.

My advice is he should go to a club where he will not have to be fighting for game time. In that regard Napoli is a good choice.

Going to a very big club at this very early stage of his development may not pan out as anticipated. It's better to build gradually and develop.

Meliforme:
Komekn,

You are one of the oldest member of this thread and you are still getting to know Safarigirl.

You highlighted her colourful imagination, but that is not all that she has in her locker.
Safarigirl has in her composition, most, if not all the attributions of a lawyer.

Her appreciations of the human psyche, her analysis and presentation of case scenarios and the intervening logical conclusions are top-drawer and very commendable.

She has also in her command, a very good memory.

Dear Komekn, Safarigirl is a good lawyer and she is doing what she has been crafted to do.

She hasn't chosen the wrong profession.

Whaaten you drink this morning, Sapele Water.

Are you a qualified Solicitor or Barrister, have we had a discussion on legal matters so how did you arrive at that conclusion Very funny

With regards to the bold how did you make that deduction, you should read my question or maybe infatuation has blinded your eyes and your reasoning.

Humility017:
Thanks bro
don't mind komekn, I see his words as character assassination. all because you both don't agree on particular issue shouldn't make him put up such statement.

Safarigirl is the lady I respect most on nairaland - her wisdom, well articulated points, grammar and others are top notch.

her intelligence and doggedness is just uncommon amongst ladies

Maybe you wish to be obsequious as you bend over to sing praise, your appreciation of intellect, I guess is a reflection of your own level.

In order to appreciate intellect you must have some, in this regard define "character assassination" according to you and how I have assassinated her character. But in case you do not know FYI , Character assassination is a deliberate and sustained effort to damage the reputation or credibility of an individual.

Your Queen made an all encompassing negative unfounded proposition about all Nigerians in the diaspora founded on essentially nothing beyond the superficial. And i questioned it.

You also have made these spurious unfounded sentiment based assumptions.

I challenged you before you went missing and i give you the same challenge i gave Safarigirl, present one not two just one post where i have with unbridled prejudice denigrated a Nigerian home grown player




A screenshot will do, also remember your perception is not a fact its a reflection of your own vision, it is not evidence or substance.

Juchii:
I don't quite agree with the bolded. We actually have Constructive criticizers which is good anyway but the group of people in question are not Constructive in their criticism. They have other agenda which is not yet claer to me.

In that case, we have four camps if not more than that number.

You have already prejudiced the notion of "Constructive Criticism " because you it seems you have a definition of what you think it is or what it should be. As a consequence you allege they have other agenda. Your perception is also reflection of your experience that may cause you to see criticism as an affront or attack.

Finally what is the other camp you have mentioned please expand.

youghs:
The question should be why u joined the army in the first place..

To many of this generation, being a soldier is what they see in Hollywood movies(and trust me, no army is as good as Hollywood army not even the US), many is for the power, prestige, influence, source of livelihood and some for the real sacrifices. Meanwhile, many along the line later get to understand what it means to be a soldier.

Saying fighting for our nation isnt worth it is a slap on the faces of heroes like Col. Abu Ali and so many of our heroes who have died and still fighting defending our ground..

Though we all know that they are alot of lapses in the military but if you are waiting for the time when everything would be Okay before you think it's worth it or sing their praises then I think you're going to wait forever.

Supporting our soldiers is the least we can do and that's what we do on this thread..An ordinary individual cannot just wake up on a peaceful morning and say he wants to put his life on the line for the people he may not know and for those he will never even know, it can only take people who have given themselves to something bigger to sign up for this.

The historical foundations of the Nigerian armed forces have impacted very strongly as well as negatively into what it has evolved into today.

The British colonial years and the policy of divide and rule. With growing agitation for independence being pushed forward by the then more learned and politically astute South the British used the NA as check and balance on the south to ensure colonialism continued. To that purpose the NA was populated by Northerners with merit taking a backseat.

That moved on to a period of coups and counter coups where the army became totally politicized with nepotism and tribalism at the core of its organizational culture. The easiest way to move on life and become a governor or similar high level apportionment was to join the army, most of our stupendously rich $ billionaires are ex Generals. For many years NDA recruitment was to good degree based on nepotism, but then again so are most things in Nigeria.

Many joined up never believing they would ever be engaged in life or death warfare.

Probably since the advent of civilian democracy the allure of the NA to the ruling classes has lost its shiny appeal, so w see a lot more of everyday people getting into the army and the NDA.


Supporting TRUTH in a system that denies truth and probity is very difficult , however, exposing lies and deceit will eventually result in better working conditions and the best value fit for purpose equipment for our gallant combatants that is true patriotism anything else is consent to the status quo .

dragon2:
Some people are working a bit [too] hard to kill the thread that it is becoming obvious. If you know what people are posting is a lie prove it or remain quiet.

I don't necessarily agree with you.

There are three camps it seems to me here.

A. The Nigeria is the best military in Africa and every decision made in the context of strategy, procurement is the best. Anything to the contrary is subversive and should be opposed by any means foul or fair. In the midst of that narrative is sycophantic praise singing of the COAS , PMB and a few others.

B. The NEUTRALS passing a few comments here or there but mainly observing, the contentions between the A and C positions.


C. Constructive criticizers , questioning actions on the basis of rational and validity, making comparative analysis they are describes as LIARS (but without substantiation ) by the A group. It is alleged that some of their comments are removed by moderators.


They only way the thread is pulled down is when people descent to the gutter with vitriolic rhetoric and emotive based arguments not substantive and name calling.

safarigirl:
Welcome back to the thread. If you noticed, that post is at least 48 hours old.

Due to my policy on lapse of time, I have left that discussion and will not be answering to any other points raised from it, I won't even be reading any other points raised from it, so that I don't see something that forces me to continue the conversation.

This means, that while this response of yours will hopefully, be beneficial to someone on this thread, that person is not me. It is, however, appreciated.

Once again, welcome back to the thread.

I appreciate your EVASIVE ACTION.

TheGoodJoe:
I don't know why you are hell bent on making excuses that in no way has been proven relates to Billing.

For now, no case of his father abandoning him or asking him for £££s.

He went overboard and was wrong. His past interviews about this same thing did not show such animosity. So stop trying to make it as if it is the norm. If it was, there would have been uniformity in his previous answers.

He went overboard.

Finito.

He did not go overboard.

He was straight forward and very clear,no spin or frills just plane honest.

He told no lies.

safarigirl:
I made an observation based on perspective, my perspective is based on my experience. I hope you can understand that people don't have the same experiences and I hope you understand that you don't have to live abroad to have a perception of the people there, you only need to interact with them.

You identified with it. It may not apply to everyone, but it applies to a lot, and it applied to you in particular, that is why you are trying so hard to defend yourself. At best, I will retract the generality of the statement, and say a lot of diaspora Nigerians are like that, including you.

It behoves on you to change my perception, not to argue it out, but show by your actions. You have not covered Diaspora Nigerians in glory on this thread, you are a representation of the person I painted. I am not wrong, but you cannot agree with me, because you are the person I speak of.

Once again, reduce your shoulder. Your experience and perception does not and will not invalidate mine.

Argue with someone else.

Perspective is not fact, it is not empirical and it is not substantive. Particularly when it is based in nothing but self.

Your perspective is self birthed, self justified and extremely limited and superficial. The fact is you have ZERO EXPERIENCE of the things you talk about beyond the whimsical.

You have incessantly made these self birthed allegations, about my negative prejudice towards
Nigerian home based players.

And l have asked you several times to give me one example not even two just one. But once again you have EVADED, BY PASSED without shame.

You make deductions from perception not facts and yet you are a lawyer. You don't have any sense of balance of probabilities or even the argument of the reasonable man. Buy you conclude on WHAT ❓ Your self justified no experience perspective, that's DELUSION.

When l talk about Nigeria, it's not based on YouTube and or a a few Nigerian l know and or some relatives.

But l digress, I challenge you,once again, to give just one instance, screen shot please, of where l have denigrated Nigerian home based players.

Finally, my first hand participative experience professional and social including educational. Completely negates yours, you speak from ignorance l speak from knowledge.

You have a rare attribute an active colourful imagination. You should really be a dramatic screen writer, you have chosen the wrong profession.

safarigirl:
This is a ridiculous assertion.

There are marriage counsellors that aren't married, would you say they can never talk about marriage because they haven't lived and experienced it?

I am telling you what I think based on what I have seen from abroad people, I am not talking solely about your London, or do you think London is the only abroad in the world? Do you know all the diasporans abroad? Or do you think that the rest of us in Nigeria don't have people who live abroad enough to have perspectives of abroad?


Na you fall my hand with this sort of talk. You only need to have seen things to know it can happen.

My dad's only sister lives in Canada, I have relatives abroad, plenty, I watch Youtube videos, I see perspectives. The World is a flipping global village, do you know what that means? It means you know of the world, it means you can travel and experience people's cultures and traditions from the comfort of your home. You can share their experiences. Do you know that?

You have just displayed a very disgusting attitude that I accused diasporans of; assuming the rest of us that are not in your abroad know nothing of your abroad and cannot speak on it, but you can talk about Nigeria based on what your relatives and friends tell you. You can talk of Nigeria based on what you read on Nairaland, and the occasional one month in a year that you visit your village or Lagos, if you have recently, but we should not have ideas of abroad.

You don fall my hand big time. You are not the only person that lives abroad I know, so, don't tell me about experience, because even you, cannot speak about the experience of a lot of Nigerians abroad. You cannot.

Better drop your shoulder here, forget your handd.

You made a widescale all encompassing negative presumptive deduction. About all Nigerians in the Diaspora.

Based on what, YouTube, a few relatives, friends, etc. Not personal first hand experience just self birthed prejudice.

Your deduction is not singular, or subject and or location specific. Just everything and anything.

A deduction that includes me.

There are a thousand and one different types of Nigerian living abroad. Abroad could means hundred of different countries.

Germany is different from China, just as Canada is very different from Singapore.

But you put everything and everyone in the same boat. I then challenged you on such a rash impulsive deduction.

How can anybody make such a all encompassing negative presumptive deduction covering so many dramatically different places and people and attempt to rationalise it.

You are simply wrong accept it.

elunico:
I disagree strongly with the bolded.

You mustn't have all those to have an opinion on a topic.

You can have a very whimsical one yes everyone is entitled to an opinion.

But then what's your opinion based on

Imagine a white female from Sweden giving a very strong overriding generalist opinionated negative deduction on Nigeria men.

But she has met a few Nigerian men, but never lived in Nigeria but has concluded very strongly in the negative.

What would you call that.