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Same Portugal which beat the super eagles. Congo no be our mate . African soccer has evolved |
Same Portugal which beat the super eagles. Congo no be our mate |
Mattswaggz:Iran wont give up that right. Iran needs the frozen money and sign the dotted lines. In the future, when Iran purchases or builds nuclear weapons, that contract will be torn apart. They will probably claim signing under duresss. Once Iran gets one nuke, every nation will step back. The hardliners ruling Iran will never give up that ambition seeing what Israel and US did to them. |
ceejay80s:That's so funny 😁😁😁😁😁😁 |
ceejay80s:Can you now see no team should be underated. Brazil was actually lucky to escape with a draw |
Morocco will upset Brazil tonight |
oz4real83:A convicted felon is occupying the highest seat in the land in the US - one of your so-called " civilized" societies |
MONEY247:If Elon Musk was a country, he would be ranked between 18th and 20th in the world. That is insane. It would be him in par with Spain, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Indonesia and Holland. Just an individual. He could damage the entire world with access to such immense wealth. |
This is the easiest match for SA. Czech republic and South Korea will tear them apart. No third place for them. |
South Africa will chop trolling on twitter today, ehen |
Can you hear me across the world? SA are being destroyed in Mexico |
Can you hear me across the world? SA are being destroyed in Mexico to the delight of their african sisters and brothers ![]() |
AguluLiar:Rightly, they supposed to be angry at those who are committing crimes but they dont have boundaries. They harrass everyone. Thats why I have never visited that country. |
SA players are so painful to watch. Do this against Spanish or French team, it could have been 8 - o |
Super Eagle messed up. They suppose beat this SA both home and away |
AguluLiar:Hopelessness dey follow tthe country wey no qualify but these south adricans with hexagonal head, na curse o |
Curses are following this SA. The curses from those they sent away from their country. They should be embarrassed today before the whole world |
Nigeria flag not flaying. Huge shame on the Super Eagles of Nigeria |
Emzedz:Talk about the number 1 chief security of the state, who collects humongous security votes first before you blame the presidency. |
[quote author=EmmyMaestro post=139682996]“Since I moved to America, I no longer pray for 20 minutes” – Man compares life abroad to Nigeria A Nigerian man has stirred reactions online after sharing how relocating to America changed his perspective on prayer, jobs, and governance. In a viral video shared on X (formerly Twitter), he claimed that many of the things people spend hours praying and fasting for in Africa have already been provided through effective systems and government structures in developed countries. “Since I came to America, I no longer pray for 10 minutes, 20 minutes. What am I praying for? The things that I used to pray back home in Africa for God to provide for me, I came to Yankee and saw that the government and the system have already provided those things for people.” According to him, many Africans have been conditioned to pray for basic necessities because governments have failed to provide opportunities and essential services for citizens. He recalled how he used to spend time praying and fasting for employment after graduating from university, only to discover later that many of the jobs people prayed for were either unavailable or reserved for those with political connections. “I could remember when I was back home in Nigeria, those days after I graduated, I would pray 30 minutes, 40 minutes, fasting to get jobs. And I came to Yankee and realized that I was wasting my time back home in Nigeria praying for some things. First of all, we pray to get jobs back home in Africa, and those jobs are not really there.” The man’s comments have continued to spark debate online, with some agreeing with his views on governance and opportunity, while others maintained that prayer remain important regardless of location. One user wrote, “He’s saying the truth. Good governance solves many problems.” Another added, “Prayer is still important no matter where you live.” US government never provided for free. That was an exaggeration. You still have to pay to access those services. Nigeria has the resources and human capital to be one of the best but our politicians across all parties have messed us up. It is not a rocket science, we need a functional template which we will follow to the letters. We need proven technocrats who will overhaul our educational system. It's a mess. We need to invest more in informal sectors but the worst of us lead the best of us |
Argentina for the trophy. France has the most fearsome attack. Spain is firmly in the mix. It would be a spectacle |
see Nigeria coaches following Ronaldo begging for photo op, after chopping beating. ![]() |
DEROX:No I meant a really dumb person who boldly professed to destroy a whole nation. |
Positiveminds:With all your prayers, Nigeria never made it to the world cup. Can i say the God refused to answer your prayer? Hopelessly religious nation. Abandoning proper preparation and attempting to replace it with prayer |
masterfactor:You are right. Iran will never agree to not developing nuclear weapon. That is the only deterrent that matters now. With what the US and Israel did to Ayatollah Khamenei, whom was against having nuclear weapon, these hardliners would never agree not to own one. I cant blame them because I would do the same if I was in their shoe. It is a matter of when , not if, for Iran to possess a nuclear weapon |
Why do Nigerians always pray before the start of any game. They have never won a world cup with all these crusades in the middle of the pitch. They look comical |
DEROX:I dont think US will vote someone dumber than Trump. So, dont bother, you can never be in charge of the nuclear codes ![]() |
NSK4U:Some body bags are being sent back into the US. With all the bombing which Trump claimed had destroyed Iran military, Iran is still firing missiles and drones. US bases being obliterated. Iran is suffering but still fighting hard. They wont bow to King Trump. This will become another Vietnam for the US. |
Willie2015:Nigerians!. An average Nigerian loves to brag online. You claim to trade on all stock exchanges in the world (because I have seen you have included LSE ), yet you do not know what "futures" is Have a great night ahead ![]() |
Willie2015:Do you even know what "futures" are, their types and status? I bet you dont |
israelmao:No matter what US does, Iran wont bow. You do not know the kind of ideaology they have. US bases will be destroyed. Those bases cost lot of dollars. There will be neither a winner nor vanquished in this war. |
Trump is just saving face. Trump has used the word "hard" many times and he has thrown almost everything in his arsenal at it. I used to support Israel before but I sat down and analysed it - Israel has nuclear weapon but she doesnt want any other country in the middle east to possess it. Instead of asking Iran not to have nuclear weapon, why cant the world ask Israel to destroy their nuclear weapon to create a level playing ground. That' s fairness to me. Trump wants Iran to bow. They wont. They cant. The earlier he realises it the better. Iran is not Venezuela. Iranians are very nationalistic. Their economy is suffering but US too is suffering. US inflation is over 4% as of today - the stocks have been dragged into it. Iran might not be trusted by the Shiites muslims surrounding it but the presence of the US military has not helped, rather it has thrown fuel into the fire. The war has depleted US military arsenals, and billions in dollars that could improve their economy has stupidly gone down the drain. Middle East will burn but US will not go unscathed. |
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Omo but trump bad o only you ayatollah, quassem, and almost 8 generals 