By the way, one of the lessons of this thread is that the power is in your hands. If you see any Nigerian that lives abroad spreading hatred and bile and inciting his followers to kill people, do a little research and you might find a way to report directly to the police (where ever the terrorist is) and to get the bigot locked up.
One of the things that crossed my mind when I created this thread was that it will be attacked by spin doctors and I was right. Go through this thread and you'll find certain people trying desperately to prove that their favourite terrorist, bigot or hate merchant is as clean as an angel. Just ignore all of them. Their own turn is coming. One by one the bigots, terrorists and hate merchants will go down.
IhateYouMan: Just shut up. Go and tackle the terrorist plague besetting northern Nigeria.
What can you do if I refuse to shut up? Absolutely nothing. What if I chose not to tackle the "terrorist plague besetting northern Nigeria"? What can you do about it? Absolutely nothing.
All you do is rant and rave on Nairaland, but your rants are inconsequential.
IhateYouMan: Those who are inciting the massacre of thousands upon thousands of Nigerians, are all resident in the shit hole called Nigeria.
Oh, don't worry, everyone's time is coming, including those who post on Nairaland in support of terrorists and those who stoke ethnic hatred on Nairaland. Everyone's time is coming and they'll get what they deserve. Who knows, maybe including you.
Man jailed for inciting racial hatred in online posts
NEWS - 1 APRIL 2022 12:10
A man from west London who was convicted of inciting racial hatred for posting messages on social media encouraging violence in Nigeria has been jailed.
The Met’s Counter Terrorism Command launched an investigation in March 2019 as a direct result of members of the public raising concerns to police about online social media posts which contained comments aimed at particular ethnic groups based in Nigeria.
The posts were created by accounts under the name “Adeyinka Grandson” and were reported to police via the online reporting tool www.gov.uk/ACT.
This material was assessed by specialist officers within the Met’s Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit (CTIRU). After assessing the posts, which contained commentary encouraging attacks against certain ethnic groups in Nigeria, officers determined these posts were potentially in breach of UK legislation and a formal investigation was launched.
The activity was all found to be linked to Adeyinka Shoyemi.
Shoyemi, 45 (12.04.76) of Powis Terrace, W11 was sentenced to four-and-a-half years’ imprisonment on Thursday, 31 March. He was found guilty on 30 November 2021 of eight counts of inciting racial hatred after a trial at Southwark Crown Court.
Commander Richard Smith, head of the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command, said: “Our Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit – the first of its kind to be established anywhere in the world – was instrumental in identifying Shoyemi and his activity.
“Over the last ten years, the CTIRU has been at the forefront of getting harmful content removed from the internet, and detecting and investigating potential terrorist-related activity online.
“We continue to need the help and support of the public and I would encourage anyone who comes across material or posts that could be related to terrorism or violent extremist activity to report it to us, so that our specialist officers can take action where necessary.”
Shoyemi was first arrested in August 2019 at his home address. Officers searched his address, along with two others in London that he was associated with, and recovered various digital devices.
Shoyemi was released on bail while detectives carried out further enquiries and analysed the devices seized. He was charged in May 2020 with six counts of inciting racial hatred.
After being charged, he was released on bail with conditions not to make any comments or posts on social media which were threatening, abusive or insulting, to any ethnic groups. However, in October 2020, he was rearrested by officers after he made further offending social media posts whilst on bail. Two further charges were added as a result.
The CTIRU, part of the Counter Terrorism Policing network, has national responsibility for the investigation of terrorist content online and works to have this material removed from hosting platforms.
just2endowed: When did nff invite her? She protested of her non inclusion in the team, but nff were giving excuse why she wasn't invited citing lack of more match which is a big lie.
She was excluded from the team, then she wrote a letter of apology and she was called back to the team. She scored a freekick goal in her first match back in July 2021 https://www.nairaland.com/6665957/super-falcons-defeat-nk-olimpija . She has been a regular member of the team since then.
The previous attendance record for European club football matches was set at the Wanda Metropolitano in 2019 when Atletico Madrid Femenino played Barcelona Femeni.
naptu2: Asisat Oshoala scored the first goal for Barcelona in a record breaking game against Atletico Madrid this afternoon at the Wanda Metropolitano.
The match set a new attendance record for women's football in Europe with over 60,739 spectators in the stadium.
The game is also significant because Barcelona were 6 points behind Atletico at the top of the table and Atletico would have virtually won the league if they had won this game.
They didn't because Oshoala scored from a stunning header in the 65th minute (she went off a few minutes later with a muscle problem after leading another attack) and Toni Duggan came off the bench (replacing Oshoala) to score the second and winning goal in the 80th minute.
Barça Women 5-2 Real Madrid Femenino: Semi-final bound on a historic night!
Barça Women seal their passage to the Champions League semi-finals in front of 91,553 spectators, a world record for a competitive match in women's football
DAMIAN HOSFORD 08:13PM WEDNESDAY 30 MAR
A landmark game witnessed by a world record crowd for women’s football. The 91,553 spectators that watched this entertaining match in Camp Nou were treated to some finishes of the highest quality in a Clásico that ended 5-2 (aggregate score 8-3), guaranteeing Barça’s place in the Champions League semi-finals.
Coach Jonathon Giráldez selected an attacking line-up, with Pina coming in for Leila, meaning Rolfö started at left back. Let’s not forget that the side was still without key players like Asisat Oshoala, Lieke Martens, and Mariona Caldentey, among others.
Contrasting styles, even first half After the wonderful mosaic in Camp Nou featuring the “More than Empowerment” slogan setting the scene, the first half began with Barça immediately taking control and dominating possession.
Real Madrid were pushing up to try to win the ball high up the pitch as in the first leg, but Barça appeared to have done their homework. There was always the out ball over the top, mainly to Graham Hansen on the right, with Pina tucking in to allow Rolfö to raid down the left.
It wasn’t long before the breakthrough came, María “Mapi” Leon swinging in a cross from the right on the 8th minute, the ball floating straight in over Misa who had come out to try to intercept. Real Madrid were handed a way back into the game soon after, Paredes giving away a penalty after a shot from Carmona, who scored the subsequent spot kick after 16 minutes.
A first half dominated by the home side, with 12 shots to 2, but the score remained even at the break.
Barça go through the gears Real Madrid came out fighting in the second half, crowned by a superb strike from Zornoza, who lobbed Paños from just inside the Barça half on the 48th minute. This just seemed to spur Barça on - Graham Hansen with a good penalty shout soon after.
The equaliser came on the 52nd minute, Aitana receiving the ball from Jennifer Hermoso just outside the area on the right, touching it inside before hitting a left foot shot past Misa.
The floodgates were open; Rolfö attempted a cross from the left, which cannoned off a Real Madrid defender and fell nicely for Pina, who still had a lot of work to do. Her sumptuous left foot shot, lifted into the far right corner of the goal, made it 3-2 after 55 minutes.
Alèxia then scored on the 62nd minute after losing her marker and firing a cross shot that squirmed under Misa, just crossing the line despite a Real Madrid defender’s desperate attempt to keep it out. Alèxia’s 26th goal of the season and 8th in the Champions League, incredible!
Pina then fired just wide before Graham Hansen got the goal she deserved for her performance, Rolfö again driving down the left before her cross looped up off a Real Madrid defender, Graham Hansen finishing at the far post after 70 minutes for the 5th goal.
Both coaches then rang the changes to give their squads a taste of the electric atmosphere on such a momentous day for women’s football, and despite further attempts from both sides, the game ended 5-2. Barça scored 5 of their 6 shots on target, ruthless and effective!
A truly entertaining game for this world record crowd for an official women’s football match. ¡Visca Barça!
Match stats: Barça Women: 5
Real Madrid Femenino: 2
Barça Women: Sandra Paños, Irene Paredes (Andrea Pereira, min. 81), María León, Claudia Pina (Melanie, min. 81), Graham (Patri Guijarro, min. 72), Marta Torrejón (Crnogorcevic, min. 72), J.Hermoso (Leila, min. 72), Alèxia Putellas, Patri, Aitana, Rolfö.
Real Madrid: Misa, Teresa (Claudia, min. 85), Peter (Rocío Gálvez, min. 74), Ivana, Olga (Caroline Moller, min. 66.), Oroz, Esther (Nahikari García, min. 66), Lucía, Zornoza, Athenea, Svava (Robles, min. 74).
The crowd also make history at Camp Nou sees a world record attendance of 91,553
The response from the Barça fans means that the figure surpasses the 90,185 fans who attended the 1999 World Cup final at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena between the USA and China
fcbarcelona.com 07:27PM WEDNESDAY 30 MAR WOMEN
The first game with fans for Barça Women at Camp Nou is in line with the history that the team is making on the field and everyone who attended the quarter final second leg of the Women's Champions League can say they were there at the game that set a new world record for attendance at a women's football game. The 91,553 fans who behind Jonatan Giráldez's team as they made it to the last four of the competition have also helped to write another page in the history books not just at Barça but in women's football.
Camp Nou's capacity, the biggest in Europe, allowed hopes of a record attendance for a women's game to be raised. The bar was high with the previous best set at 90,185 for the 1999 World Cup final between the USA and China in the Pasadena Rose Bowl stadium in California.
The great response to the game at Camp Nou from the fans sees a whole host of further records set - beating the previous record for a club game of 60,739, set at the Wanda Metropolitano in 2019 in a game between Barça Women and Atlético Madrid in the league. Furthermore, the crowd sets a new record in the Women's Champions League previously set at 50,212 in a game between Lyon and FFC Frankfurt in Munich in 2012.
The challenge to break the record needed the help of the members and fans who responded excellently to the Club's call for people to come to he game. Free tickets for members were snapped up two months in advance as were the tickets priced between 9 euros and 15 euros for non-members. Despite a rainy day in Barcelona, the fans did not disappoint and turned up in great numbers to get behind a team that has made them proud and that this season could even improve on last season's treble winning campaign.
An unforgettable experience
The fans enjoyed a festival atmosphere inside and outside the ground. The stands at Camp Nou were not only notable due to the size of the crowd but also for the varied nature of those attending with members and fans of all ages and all corners of the world mingling in the Barça stadium to be part of the record breaking evening. In the hours before kick off fans were able to take part in various activities (skate park, basketball tournaments, 3 a side futsal, photos...) Many youngsters were attending their first game at Camp Nou and will remember their part in making history for the rest of their lives.
Once inside the stadium before the game there was a giant mosaic on show from the more than 90,000 fans inside the ground. The message was one that the Club wished to send around the world - More than Empowerment - supporting women in their battle for a more equal society.
Institutions present in the VIP Box
For the historic occasion present in the President Suñol box were representatives from Catalan institutions, from the president of the Catalan Regional Government, Pere Aragonès, the president of the Catalan Parliament, Laura Borràs, as well as the Barcelona Government Delegates, Maria Eugènia Gay, the mayor of Barcelona, Ada Colau, and the Secretary of State for Sport and president of the CSD, José Manuel Franco.
Other guests included Barça figures such as Xavi Hernández, Carles Puyol, Àlex Abrines, Audie Norris and the president of the Cruyff Foundation, Susila Cruyff. Form the world of culture present were the winner of the Berlinale Os d'Or, the cinema director Carla Simon and the actor Silvia Abril.
Politics › Re: Adeyinka Grandson Jailed 4.5 Years For Inciting Racial Hatred In Nigeria by naptu2(op): 8:22pm On Apr 01, 2022
And I'll also never forget this scene
; 1-1, Olga Carmona (min. 16); 1-2, Zornoza (min. 48); 2-2, Aitana Bonmatí (min. 52); 3-2, Claudia Pina (min. 55); 4-2, Alèxia Putellas (min. 62); 5-2, Graham Hansen (min. 70).