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Speak for yourself. I personally don't have time for lying, corrupt, dissembling noisemakers. Orlandoo: |
How do you tell that humanity is in trouble? When lawyers are trending well above pastors and priests. |
Let's not forget that when the Lagos state government decided to change something at Tejuosho market, Yaba, the market caught fire out of nowhere. It seems to have worked as a tactic that's become routinized. This is another example, perhaps. |
Why is all the talk about how to punish the Senegalese team for walking off the pitch in the face of blatant injustice? Nobody is saying anything about the crooked ways of the Moroccans who planned to win but not in a good way. They, CAF and Motsepe should be ashamed of themselves for the damage they've done to the continent's image. I like that the Senegalese stood up for themselves and fought fire with protest. Morocco should be banned from hosting any CAF tournaments for the nearest future until they complete refresher courses on sportsmanship. |
May well be, but only for the indomie generation. |
The only time the Bible recorded that Jesus Christ ever got angry was when he went to the temple and saw that it had been turned into a market place, a den of armed robbers and thieves. That's what the Nigerian church has become today. This isn't even debatable. Jesus flogged those who saw desecrating the temple. It seems we need something similar to happen today. |
Who is the mad man that advised Daniel when he said this? Does anyone have GPS location for that mad man? I want to have a short discussion with him.
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I'm pretty sure that I've seen those lines drawn (goal line technology, anyone) to show if some or all of the ball crossed the goal line. Unless you're saying that the only thing the VAR does at this AFCON is review offsides only. femi4: |
Have they drawn the lines yet to show the ball didn't cross? Something is fishy without them drawing the line. ZombieDredd: |
Turning out to be one of those heartbreaking Nigerian games. They can't continue spurning these excellent chances. By the way, has VAR drawn the lines yet to show that ball really didn't cross the goal line? |
Liar! |
This is pathetic coming from you. Your obsession over money and wealth blinker your eyes such that you're never ever going to see the big picture. It's a poverty mindset. Osimhen may have wealth today, but he isn't freeing himself from that poverty mindset any time soon. He looks like the type who somewhere down the road after his career is over will be begging the public for financial help. We have seen that movie before. omoredia: |
That's the people that used American dollars to mislead him or were misled by him. |
These clothes we wear cover a lot of things. Oh dear. |
This wasn't an isolated incident. It's gone on for far too long from Osimhen. He thinks the world revolves around him when it doesn’t. I don't know what information you say Nigerians can't process. People saw what they saw - an entitled, arrogant, self-absorbed character throwing his toys from the pram because of a misplaced pass. I was relieved when a section of the fans booed him. He needed to be brought back to earth. PlayerMeji: |
Thank you Lord. Now let them please tell Man United to appoint Wayne Rooney to complete the cycle. |
This Osimhen is the reason I no longer have interest in watching the Super Eagles. I just detest his arrogance and self-absorbtion. It will be a miracle if the Eagles go ahead and win the AFCON with his attitude. He completely forgot where he came from. Some people are better off in their poverty state because they just can't handle a bit of success. |
I won't be surprised if it turns out that Gumi drinks alcohol in the closet. Hypocrisy is the worst disease in this world. |
They're shaking him down for some change. Don't expect any charges to be laid. |
You hate treachery but you also support Wike, the most treacherous politician Nigeria has ever known. That makes you a hypocrite. BondRiv: |
Looks like a more decent coach. He actually won stuff - the English Championship, Euro Conference League, Club World Cup. I'm not aware Pochettino ever won anything. Your thinking seems weird to me. 43Ronin: |
I, the non-prophet, could sit on my kitchen table and cobble all this or similar generic claims together and nobody will tell the difference. |
Nigeria is such a funny place. Peter Obi dug this party from oblivion. Without him, they're headed back to oblivion and inconsequence. Note: I'm not a fan of Peter Obi's politics. But what he accomplished with this useless LP will go down in history. |
Is it my eyes? Where's NTA Aba where we used to watch Ukonu's Club and the Masquerade? Tells me this list is dodgy. |
Hahaha... Nigerians now ascribing omnipotence and omniscience to this so-called Grok same way they did with Wikipedia. |
How the PDP allowed one politician to destroy a party that ruled Nigeria for 16 years needs to be studied. |
Do you mean that penalty arrangement they made with Tunisia against Nigeria? But seriously, the characters pretending to run football in Nigeria should be embarrassed and ashamed of their incompetence. It is FIFA that licenses referees, not CAF. If we can't in 2025 have a single referee of that status in a country that big, it just speaks volumes. Osariemen12: |
What is Wike angry about? That Fubara did not allow him unhindered access to the Rivers State treasury? Or is it because the PDP denied him their Presidential ticket in 2023? |
I can't get over the fact that there's not a single Nigerian referee, assistant referee or VAR official at the AFCON. We like making a lot of noise as a country but lack any substance or seriousness. I'm ashamed of my country.
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I feel like unleashing Obasajo on Fayose to keep him quiet in the meantime. |
Objection here. Let her continue to drag him like the rag that he is until he comes forward and confesses his sins. These fake pastors must all be exposed and tarnished the same way they tarnish God's name and mislead people going to them for spiritual guidance. Since they all lack any sense of shame let's all enjoy watching them swim in the mud. Jerryblaq: |
Nigeria is a wicked game of musical chairs. In another five years or so from today, the people pretending to be prosecutors will themselves be the prosecuted. When the law looks at faces and bends to the will of politicians, this lack of seriousness is what you get. |