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wman:
Yup!

Who saw how Enzo Fernandez and Caicedo shouted at Jorgensen?

I saw the replay of Enzo's

Ibime:
For no reason this clown Rosenoir started attacking Sanchez confidence over useless passes

He should enjoy his passes

Clown

We conceded 2 goals simply because we insisted on playing out from the back. Is it a.must to always pass from the back?
Is there any award for it?
Because I just don't understand .

This loss will unsettle the dressing room, and the players will lose confidence in the coach.

nateevs:
Abeg... you don't know what you are talking about. Not only did Maresca best this same team comprehensively, he nullified them 100%, tactically.

Maresca as manager in this game and I bet you we don't even concede a goal.

What pains me most is that this Psg is beatable.

drisham:
The big game confidence is gone
Plus the way we conceed goals is appalling

very very appalling ,Rosemary you see your life

Thecassanova:
It feels like confidence but it’s stupidity

This is pure stupidity. We’ve been complaining about this,can’t he see the Psg goalkeeper?

Good for him

Ibime:
Box Craaaaaasheeer

Yessssssss oh👍

This Enzo Fernandez na gate crasher

Vervede 3 man city 0

2:0 Hmmm

popizaino:
Exactly

I hate all this coaches wanting finesse even in the face of danger.

I don’t quite understand their obsession with that. You’re already in the danger zone, yet you keep passing the ball around as if there’s some point awarded for passing the ball inside your own 18 box.

Kick the ball out but no

AirBere:
Tinker man about to chop cane from Vinnie

Yimu

WhoDeyHause:
Guy you sure? Cause gbanchez dey actually turn up for big games na that passing wey dey kill am but rosenwa no wan hear anything.

This Rosemary will be worst than Maresca in gambling .

Kimbeast:
Is there a way Nigeria can get Iran spot after dropping out?

Two quick questions
Has it been officially confirmed that they are out?
Will the World Cup still take place in June if the war persists?

https://www.nairaland.com/8633265/ramadan-gift-gombe-senator-ward



Nigeria is a comedy land. ;

Sharing ratio 👇👇👇

Nigeria is a comedy ground , I swear

WhoDeyHause:
Now to the main event of the night.
Newcastle what do you have for me?

I'm watching to enjoy the game, anyone that wins has my support.

raumdeuter:
That guy was not affecting the play

...and VAR too was off.

fredoooooo:
Galatasary 1 0

Osimhen assits
The guy will become great star ooo , if he stay calm

Caicedobets:
Colwill is good but not world-class
By the time he plays 5/6 matches all those overrating him will change mouth

Na today?😁😁😁
How will I ever forget the way Blueangel444 hyped Nkunku? I thought the guy would be scoring hat-tricks every game. Nkunku this, Nkunku that. Maybe na the hype kill his star sef. 😁

izzou:
What does Olokunkun of Okunkun mean?

Shegzdave don give the answer.

The meaning is deep. There are some words in Yoruba that are hard to translate, but Shegzdave has just done justice to it.
The Commander-in-Chief (or King) of the Kingdom of Darkness.

https://www.nairaland.com/8632520/nigerians-mock-minister-power-adelabu

izzou:
Well

Some men that began to gym and build muscles was because they wanted women to be attracted to them.

They weren't proud of their previous physique

Gbam
...but some do to keep theirself fit.

Abeg, who is living a fake life?

Sportsweb:
When someone becomes the president or prime minister or supreme leader, isn't he or she suppose to come out and grant speech and do inauguration with his generals and cabinet memberd?

New Supreme Leader should come out and do something

You are not nice 😁

Great100000:
It’s more like WWE Elimination Chamber

more like a Royal Rumble 😜

Unlimited22:
Dede m hapụ okwu
The reason you support am dey in bold



'Sweet promises' una 😂

I suppose Jonathan also came from my own town too, Abi? because no one received the level of support I gave him during his own campaigns.

BlueRayDick:
Okay, I hear u loud and clear.

But u also need to hear me; What has Adelabu done to actualize the promise his principal Tinubu made in 2022/2023 when he promised improved power supply before 2027?

2027 is just next year and we are here discussing how things have turned from bad to worse under Adelabu.

One thing is dislike is when we have all agreed in tbe past that things are not going well and We should replace current handlers with new ones who may have better ideas. Then we do, same people we all had that agreement together will suddenly start talking about how things cannot get better even if we change people over and over again ( which seem to suggest we should make do with the current failures who only got there because we displeased the previous failures)

This right here is why I would not subscribe to any attempt to make it seem like the current state of governance we have under APC is the best we can get even when they got there only because we kicked PDP out for not being as terrible as this.

Believe any politician at your own peril.
I will never believe any of them again.
I personally campaigned and canvassed for Dapo, against Amosun candidates, simply because his people came to us with sweet promises. Besides that, we come from the same town, which made it easier for me to support him.
I even spent my own money during the campaign (abeg, I won’t say more than that).
But in the end, he turned out to be one of the worst governors in the history of Ogun State. All those sweet promises he made to the people of the state never materialized.
At the end of the day, he redifined the meaning of APC

A All
P Promise
C Cancelled

BlueRayDick:
I don't know where you are getting your data from, but I beg to disagree with you that things will get worse.

We have more existing customers moving to Solar power and even new houses being built are equipped with solar panels and inverters.

I said You are making excuse for failure you said no, but you are literally doubling down on your initial post without telling us what exactly Adelabu whom you are holding brief for has done either improve power generation or power transmission. I take it that you are not speaking from the position of deep knowledge of Adelabu's efforts to make things better, rather you are speaking as someone who has already conditioned his mind to accept things will get worse even if a power sector technocrat replaces Adelabu.

We know he sold the idea that things will get better once people pay more, but the opposite has been the case.

Can you please tell us what and what he has done to improve our lot but those efforts have defied the odds?

I think you may have misunderstood my position.
I’m not “holding brief” for Adelabu, and I’m certainly not saying Nigerians should accept failure. My point is simply about the scale of the structural problem in the power sector.
Reports show that Nigeria has been transmitting roughly around 4,000 MW since about 2010. Now we are in 2026,about 16 years later, after massive population growth and development. Do we honestly expect that same capacity to still be sufficient for today’s demand?
Naturally, demand has increased significantly, yet the grid capacity has not expanded proportionally.
Even if Adelabu introduces another pricing structure tomorrow, let’s say a new Band system where electricity costs even ₦2000 per unit, without adding significant megawatts to the national grid, the fundamental problem will still persist.
Pricing reforms alone cannot manufacture electricity.
You also mentioned solar adoption. In reality, the growing shift to solar actually confirms that the national grid is under severe pressure, because people are looking for alternatives outside the system.
Even if Nigeria were to bring one million power technocrats into the country today, will they arrive with 20,000 megawatts of electricity in their luggage? Of course not. They would still have to start with the same limited megawatts currently available on the grid.

There is a Yoruba adage that captures this situation well:
“Amúkùún ẹrù ẹ wò.”
And the reply is: “Òkè l’ẹ̀ ń wo, ẹ ò wo ìsàlẹ̀.”
In other words, people often look only at the surface of the problem, without considering the deeper underlying issues.
So my point remains simple: Nigeria’s power crisis will likely continue to worsen unless there is a significant increase in megawatts added to the national grid. Demand for electricity keeps rising as the population grows, more development that use power yet the supply capacity has barely expanded,until Nigeria significantly increases generation and transmission capacity, the electricity problem will remain difficult for any minister to solve, No matter how competent or experienced the Minister of Power may be,whether it is Adelabu or anyone else,the outcome will not fundamentally change without major additions of megawatts to the grid.

The real solution lies not in personalities, but in massive investment and expansion of power infrastructure.

BlueRayDick:
This ur post is a repeat of the original post and u still failed to address the points I raised in mine.

Was Adelabu appointed minister to make an already bad situation worse? You keep saying nobody can completely transform electricity situation within 2 to 3 years window, but what you are not saying is "Adelabu has made the power situation worse within a 3 year window".

What has Adelabu done other than introduce the Band system that makes consumers pay premium and get served shitty service? You keep talking about how other administration have not bettered our lot and should be held responsible for the comatose state of the power , so who should we blame for the regression in the past 3 years ?

It will still get worse, why?
Because Nigeria has experienced significant growth in electricity demand. More houses have been built, more industries have emerged, and far more electrical appliances are being used across the country. All these increase pressure on the grid. Yet the generation capacity has remained roughly around the same 5,000 MW level that existed at the end of buhari administration.

Has there been any new major addition to the national power grid?
So naturally, the strain on the power system will appear worse today because demand keeps increasing while supply has barely moved.