Bintabisiriyu2:
Tales by moonlight

ShoeGetSize:
Be careful. SLTV is illegal. It is committing the same piracy crime that TSTV was committing before its owners went underground. They're stealing copyrighted content from a licensed operator and by using their platform, you are making yourself an accessory to crime. When NCC and BON eventually comes for SLTV, a lot of people will weep over the money they have thrown away

JMG12:
Okay, it's good your company is willing to support your trip to Ireland and has given some SOA, however, you will still submit your SOA, employment documents, personal documents, and reasons for your visit to the places you intend to visit, what are the things that attracted you. etc

Reality3080:
oga u should n know he will do months in prison else people will start seeing it from d tribal angle

So bob wey b Yoruba go jail but this one no go go?

two12s:


It shall not be well with you and your whole lineage plus unborn offsprings, stupid tribalistic fool, at your age you should know that crime knows no tribe

joceey:
Iran sent drone to israel.

Oshoboy01:
PROPHETIC HALL OF FAME: beware of early exit of King Charles, prophet Godwin Ikuru tells Buckingham palace



Prophet Godwin Ikuru of Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry, Lagos is one of the great prophets we have in Africa.He has several fulfilled prophecies as God uses him greatly to deliver revelations, prophecies, warnings and spiritual guidance.

He's one prophet that God has been using greatly these days;as the mouthpiece and oracle of God,God has given him revelation concerning the Royal House of England,King Charles of England.He said "I see tragedy in the Royal House of England,I don't see King Charles ruling for long,his health is the major thing that will hamper his reign and bring disaster,he need to work assiduously to combat his health issues if he wishes to spend enough time on earth" .

Thundafireseun:

One poooooooor man don drop quote

Avoid poooooooooor people

fredoooooo:
Wasiu Ayinde as a person ,he's lt a good person .
Wasiu Ayinde as a musician, he's Gpd sent .
Make sure you differentiate his music and his character ...
To the Drumner, Did he paid you fur your work? If yes he ones you nothing, if no then yiu have a case.
You see that mentality that he must help you , Alaye na nig mistake you dey make .
He owe you that not, if it happened fine, if not nothing .
Agreement is Agreement, if you get jare e good, if not no complain.

erniok:

How? At the time SLS was CBN gov, AIG was CEO of access bank.

PapaNnamdi:


Retire

dazzlingd:


Yes you are right. Africans have left their minds dormant and become slaves to religion.

Doha, Qatar – Palestine started their last group match of the AFC Asian Cup 2023 with their hopes of qualifying for the next round hanging by a thread, but ended it with an emphatic 3-0 win over Hong Kong and by sealing a last-16 spot.

The compact Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium turned into a Palestinian den on Tuesday night as the Fedayeen roared into the knockout stage of the tournament.

When the last two games of group C got under way at 6pm, Palestine were trailing Iran, who had sealed their spot as group leaders, and second-placed United Arab Emirates (UAE) on points and goal difference.

“It says a lot about our determination, self-belief and faith in God [as Palestinian people] that we have bounced back in the tournament in this manner,” she told Al Jazeera after the match.

According to Palestine’s captain Musab Al-Battat, it was a performance that showed the world that his team is among the best in the continent.

“We wanted to deliver a message to the world that we have a right to participate in every major football tournament, and not just for the sake of participation, but to show our skills,” Al-Battats aid in his passionate post-match news conference.

The captain said his team came into the tournament with a “clear objective” of putting a smile on the faces of their supporters.

The supporters, in turn, helped the players pick themselves up after a crushing defeat in their opening match against Iran nine days ago.

Their second match, against the UAE, saw an improved performance that was vociferously backed by a partisan crowd.

Last week’s 1-1 draw against their regional rivals was the stepping stone in their progress and the win against Hong Kong sealed their reputation as a team that cannot be brushed aside.

Different groups of Palestinian fans took turns in chanting pro-Palestine slogans and calling for freedom.

Their captain, Al-Battat, acknowledged the support after the match.

“The thousands of fans in Qatar and the millions of displaced Palestinians around the world are our number one motivation,” he said with a steely look.

His team are nearly certain to face hosts, holders and favourites Qatar in their round-of-16 tie.

The prospect may be daunting but if there is one thing Palestine have shown in the 12 days of this tournament and the 109 days of the war in Gaza, they will not give up without a fight.

“We have faced every challenge with determination and we are not going to stop now.”

For their Gaza-born defender Mahmoud Saleh, the full-time whistle brought a gush of emotions.

The number five fell to the ground and buried his face in the grass as he cried uncontrollably. When he was finally pulled up on his feet by his teammates, Saleh pulled his shirt over his face as he sobbed.

Saleh is one of the few players from Gaza who are part of the current squad, and has spoken of the difficulties of playing and training while not being able to hear about his family’s safety amid the war.

The win gives Saleh, Al-Battat and their teammates another chance of ensuring the Palestinian anthem is played in the stadium, the Palestinian flag is waved by thousands and the Palestinian spirit is displayed for the world to see.