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Ijeleigbo:
Since you can't help me out either therefore, there is no difference between richest and biggest!

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Ijeleigbo:
What's the difference? Help me out!

We're in a world where individuals have to sort themselves out.
Please, find out yourself.
Thanks.

Ijeleigbo:
That's a lie! Bishop Oyedepo is the richest pastor in Nigeria. Google it

How did the word "biggest" suddenly turn "richest" in your eyes?

Wahala wa ooo

mhosman:
since football started in 2014

since 2014
goals-messi 313
ronaldo-294


trophies-messi 14
Ronaldo 11

oya

Lol. Ain't dragging anything with you nor anyone.
What I just did was to throw weights behind whom I prefer by "libeling" whom you have chosen.
All for the fun of it. No bad blood.
However, our stats will keep being one sided and myopic just because we have chosen our individual preferences but this https://michelacosta.com/en/messi-vs-cristiano-ronaldo-finals/ might help in showing the weakness and strengths of these two great players.
Navigate your way round the site and you'd see clarity just like I did.

NB: The link does not, in any way, support CR7. It just strikes a balance, nothing more.

[color=#000000]Finals lost since 2014:

Messi: 7
Ronaldo: 1

Not everyone is a big game player.
#CopaDelRey #BARVAL https:///LwRj8RqUbO[/color]

Nigeria

Which way, Nigeria

Which way, Nigeria?

scribble:
i pray anyone with stolen mandate in nigeria dies this year and two of their kids

Eyin tun buru oooo

Which way Nigeria

Vanguard News Nigeria

Buhari’s uppity is insulting to Nigerians
Urowayino Warami Urowayino Warami
8 hours ago
Buhari
Buhari


By Olu Fasan

SUCCESSIVE Nigerian leaders have either been utterly inept or woefully visionless, or both. But none combined incompetence with brazen arrogance. Except President Buhari. He is intolerably inept and unbelievably arrogant! Buhari’s ineptitude is recognised globally. Recently, the international consulting group, Eurasia, said in its 2019 Top Risk Report that Buhari “lacks the energy, creativity or political savvy to move the needle on Nigeria’s most intractable problems”. His stubbornness and arrogance are legendary too.


A British newspaper, Telegraph, once described Buhari as a “Headmasterly figure”, alluding to his didactic, “my way or the highway” approach to governance. In a recently leaked tape, Rotimi Amaechi, the Transport minister, said: “The president doesn’t listen to anybody. He doesn’t care”. Indeed, Buhari’s wife, Aisha, said as much. Referring to her husband, she told the BBC in 2016: “Sometimes, when one is doing something wrong and people talk to them, they should listen”. But what was Buhari’s response? He said: “I can claim superior knowledge over her and the rest of the opposition because, in the end, I have succeeded”.


President Buhari
That hubristic sense of “superior knowledge” has defined Buhari’s presidency. He has shown it in his idiosyncratic running of the economy, and in his insensitive handling of issues of national unity and social cohesion, such as his tacit support for the killer herdsmen and his lopsided, nepotistic appointments. I mean, consider his government’s recent ill-judged, ill-timed and insensitive attempt to remove and replace the Chief Justice of Nigeria on allegations of false asset declaration. Just a month before a general election! But leaving those aside, my focus here is on two seemingly symbolic gestures of Buhari’s uppity.

Have you noticed the APC’s new two four-fingered sign? President Buhari started it when he raised two four-fingered hands in the National Assembly while presenting the 2019 budget. The picture went viral, and the sign has now replaced the broom in Buhari’s re-election campaign. You may ask: why am I focusing on this sign? Well, two reasons.

First, the use of the sign in a self-entitled manner to suggest four more years is presumptuous and arrogant. Buhari’s presidency is internationally adjudged a failure. Just one year into his presidency, the cry across the country was: “This is not the change we voted for”. That sense of despondency remains today. A president seeking re-election in those circumstances should show humility. Instead, Buhari and his supporters are arrogantly raising two four-fingered hands at Nigerians. It is insensitive and provocative!

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But the four-fingered sign grates for a more pernicious reason. It’s the symbol of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist group linked with terrorism? Recently, the leader of the UK Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, was widely condemned when it was discovered he had used the sign during a visit to a mosque in 2016. If President Buhari didn’t know what the sign represents, then he is appallingly ignorant of international affairs. But if he knew and still used the Rabi’ah sign, then he is unbelievably insensitive to Nigeria’s religious diversity. In any case, how could Buhari say he’s fighting Boko Haram and then promote a sign universally associated with Islamist terrorism? Unbelievable!

So much for the Rabi’ah sign. Let’s take another example of Buhari’s uppity. Recently, he said he would hand over his campaign to Bola Tinubu “in order to concentrate on governance”. My immediate reaction was: Why does Buhari keep insulting Nigerians? I mean, has he governed over the past 3½ years? He spent much of his presidency receiving treatment abroad for an undisclosed illness. As the Financial Times said, Buhari’s illness “has sapped his presidency of strength and direction”. Even when he is at home, he rarely goes to his office or attends meetings of the Federal Executive Council. Now, less than six months to the end of his term, and while seeking re-election, he suddenly wants to concentrate on governance rather than face the people he’s asking to re-elect him!

Where is democratic accountability? Where is respect for the electorate? An American president seeking re-election would never hand over his campaign to a party leader “to concentrate on governance”. Rather, he would be meeting the people, participating in presidential debates and live TV interviews. He would be working tirelessly to sell his record and future plans to the electorate. But Buhari is doing none of these; rather, he is outsourcing his re-election campaign, using Tinubu as a proxy. But Nigerians did not elect Tinubu in 2015 and will not elect him next month!

Of course, this plays into Tinubu’s strategic plan. He wants to run for president in 2023. As he traverses the length and breadth of Nigeria for Buhari’s re-election, he will also be building national support for his presidential ambitions. But this is dishonest and selfish politics. Tinubu should wait until 2023 to face Nigerians; Buhari should face them now. The president of Nigeria should not emerge through surrogacy!

As a Chatham House report rightly says, President Buhari is “an aloof and disengaged leader, ‘walled off’ from Nigerians”. But, even worse, his actions and utterances are disrespectful to Nigerians. This country has never had an elected leader like him!

sangresan:
Seems like the population of mumus is increasing in Nigeria by the day....

An artist is free to choose how he/she appears on stage. Someone like Lagbaja donned face masks to stage and he performed for presidents all over the world. We don't need to mention 50 Cent, Eminem, etc.

What's is the beef with Olamide here?
Some dindinrins say he promoted ritual and rape.... So, what is being promoted by Whizkid's?
Holiness and Godliness abi?

I judge people on what they do...Has anybody accused Olamide of rape? How many baby mamas have been linked to him?....Is he arrogant?.....Does he live a reckless life like the Dagrin which one mumu mentioned?

Let the answers to these questions remould your opinion about the guy.

Olamide sings about what is happening in the society. Though his delivery may be wrong sha.

@the bolded.

Telegram is back online.

Got notified at about 11:30pm.

manikspears:
you went to paint the colour of the cloud blue to deceive us that your school is still in ice age ba?you should be arrested.

You didn't caught me in the act now

Proffdada:

Lolzz...
Good noon.
Please, is there a way you can send me this.
Please. Thank you.

Ororooooooooooooooooooo

Ramos best defender

Hakeem12:
This prison room fresh pass most Nigerian hostel room.




[color=#F5A215]Especially Awo hall, OAU, place is like federal prison with more than 12 people in a small room, some sleeping on the floor.[/color]

That has changed now.
Awo has been renovated to comfortable and conducive state.
You need to see Awo now.

Some people have problem in this Nigeria.
So, burning the flag of US and Israel in distant Nigeria will bring back to life the long dead person abi?
And to think of it, it is this same countries you're burning their flags you're calling for help.

Ani e maa ronu.
If Trump should take any action now, they will say it's war on their religion.

Magnificent nonsense.

If Lovren or AA Trent was the one who took Ronaldo down and out, would y'all that are shouting Ramos did intentionally be shouting?
What Payet did to Ronaldo during the Euro Final did you all shout then and hate on Payet?

Ramos did his job as a defender so well and the ref didn't see it as a card offence, Mo'Salah was just "unfortunate" to have been the beneficiary of such act.

Luukasz:
Dude for your info I don't give a shit about Nigerian politics infact i don't give a shit about Nigeria anymore fayemi, me, you, him or his father what would we have achieved as a Nigerian politician. Nothing, simply because every living soul living in this God forsaken country only cares about what goes into their pockets.
If you know, you know.. [s]if you don't know then you'll never know.[/s]

All Humans are naturally insatiable and always wanting for his or herself alone. We Nigerians are just at the peak of it, so to say.

That was abrupt to conclude with.
Have a nice day, no bad blood.

Luukasz:
If your father was a Nigerian politician would he have achieved anything?.

Is the guy lying?
What has his father got to do with the convo now?
Why not spot his achievement as a minister and stop licking politicians ass online.

Stop being blind. Ja'ra e oga.

What will now happen to Fayemi's ministerial position at the Federal level?
Someone please explain to me 'cause I don't understand what this man is doing again.

Fayemi won to lose.

GreyLaw:
Hahahahaha... nice one!

I hope you are making a difference in your own little corner.

Yes oooo.
I'm trying my little best.
God will help us all.

toxblue2411:
fayemi is leading with 502 votes now with 6 boxes counted out of 10...fayemi is leading with wide margin....another 16 0 is loading here in ekiti state with jubilation on the street

You are shouting 16:0 on ordinary primary election.

Gaan face your match. fayosEleka firs'...

And wait, which jubilation on the street?
On which street? Twitter? Don't coman cause confusion here abeg.

Jazzlite:
Exactly. Segun Oni would have been better on SDP or any other serious party. He is an household brand.

A better and bigger brand.
With more laudable achievements than Fayemi.

Jazzlite:
Those miniature candidates should have allowed a straight contest between Oni and fayemi

I tell you, fam.
They're just spoilers.