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alphonsojidebab:
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https://eyesoflagos.com/2026/01/21/fela-daughter-motunrayo-kuti-slams-wizkid-over-bigger-than-fela-comment/

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https://www.tiktok.com/video/7597573778817797397?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7539491095672096261

Great100000:
Some Funny Recent Stats Between Chelsea and Manchester United.

chopnaira:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Vc8LG8Rpg




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robosky02:
Morocco takes over CAF and African football

See the awards CAF gave to Morocco
Achraf Hakimi 🇲🇦 – Player of the Year
Ghizlane Chebbak 🇲🇦 – Women’s Player of the Year
Yassine Bounou 🇲🇦 – Goalkeeper of the Year
Othmane Maamma 🇲🇦 – Young Player of the Year
Doha El Madani 🇲🇦 – Women’s Young Player of the Year
Sanaâ Mossy 🇲🇦 – Women’s Interclub Player of the Year
Lamia Boumehdi 🇲🇦 – Women’s Coach of the Year
AS FAR 🇲🇦 – Women’s Club of the Year
Morocco U-20 🇲🇦 – Men’s National Team of the Year

At this point, CAF should stop pretending and just rename itself MAROCCAF.

Every major award, one direction. No balance. No shame. No explanation. Just Morocco, Morocco, Morocco — as if the rest of Africa didn’t play football this year.

The only thing left now is for CAF to try and hand Morocco the AFCON trophy on Sunday, and that would be the final insult. African football must not be reduced to a one-country project.

Let it be clear: we are watching.
The final between Morocco 🇲🇦 and Senegal 🇸🇳 must be FAIR — no refereeing gymnastics, no backstage manipulation, no “host advantage” drama.

African football deserves integrity, not favoritism.
CAF must choose: credibility or complete disgrace.
the only deserving Award is the men's under 20 because they won the world cup and Hakimi who won Champions league.

Estello:
The Super Eagles’ bid for a fourth Africa Cup of Nations title ended on Wednesday night in Rabat, as Nigeria lost 4–2 on penalties to host nation Morocco after 120 goalless minutes in the semi-final.

It was a night of quiet disappointment rather than chaos. Nigeria defended with discipline and resilience but lacked cutting edge in attack, a familiar problem that returned at the worst possible moment.

Earlier in the day, Senegal booked their place in the final with a 1–0 victory over Egypt in Tangier, thanks to a 77th-minute goal from Sadio Mané.

Control Without Conviction

The semi-final was tight and tactical. Morocco had more possession and territory, while Nigeria stayed compact and organised. Clear chances were limited on both sides, and penalties always felt likely.

Nigeria managed just one shot on target across 120 minutes and did not earn a corner until extra time. The front three of Victor Osimhen, Ademola Lookman, and Akor Adams were largely contained, with little service coming from midfield.

Defensively, Calvin Bassey was outstanding, producing multiple clearances and blocks. However, a controversial yellow card means he will miss the third-place playoff. The absence of Wilfred Ndidi was also felt, with Nigeria struggling at times to manage transitions in midfield.

Another Familiar Ending
This defeat adds to a worrying recent pattern for Nigeria: AFCON 2023: Lost the final to hosts Ivory Coast. World Cup playoff: Lost on penalties. AFCON 2025: Lost the semi-final on penalties to hosts Morocco. Effort has not been the issue. Execution in tight moments has.

What’s Next
Saturday, Jan 17
Egypt vs Nigeria — 5:00pm (Third-Place Playoff)

Sunday, Jan 18
Senegal vs Morocco — 8:00pm (Final)

Nigeria will face Egypt in the third-place playoff, while Senegal and Morocco meet in Sunday’s final. Pride, ranking points, and a proper close to the campaign are now at stake. Catch it live on SuperSport on DStv and GOtv.

For fans who followed the tournament closely, the disappointment is heavy, but support for the Super Eagles remains.
This campaign did not end in ce


lebration. It ended in reflection.

Holiness2100:
You sure say you watch the match abi your tv de upside sideways abi u wan just yarn.

Amotolongbo:
- 14.JAN.2026 -
To our brave Super Eagles,

You fought with your hearts, gave your all, and showed true courage and determination on the pitch. Though it wasn't meant to be this time, you have made every Nigerian proud.

Sometimes, even our best efforts don't bring the outcome we hope for, but the spirit, passion, and unity you displayed are what truly matter. You left everything on the field, and that is worthy of celebration.

As a token of appreciation for your remarkable journey and effort, l am still going ahead to fulfill the pledge of $500,000 USD. This is in recognition of your hard work, dedication, and the joy you have brought to our nation.

Keep your heads high, Super Eagles - the experience, lessons, and spirit will fuel even greater success next time. Nigeria will always be proud of you, and we believe in your future victories!
Proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬

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donareal:
These are photos of street thugs and gang boys caught by local vigilantes on the streets of South Africa shown with their weapons of choice. These boys are responsible for robbing commuters and pedestrians on the streets of Johannesburg.

They carry those knives around at all time, mainly for protection from rival gangs and for robbing people.

robosky02:
https://www.cafonline.com/afcon2025/schedule-results/[url][/url]

RealityKings1:
Where are those twins that used to play for Nigeria
Where is Odemwingwe

BlackViper:
🇩🇿🇳🇬 I don’t want to hear anyone talk about North African teams cheating .. it might apply for one team but certainly doesn’t apply to Algeria

A clear handball and penalty not called by the referee or the VAR.

And no it was not outside the box.

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mascot87:
Na one of the fulls we share a country with be this

robosky02:
AFCON Quarter-finals

Nigeria. vs Algeria

Date: Saturday, January 10, 2026 ⏰

Time: 16:00 GMT 🏟️

Venue: Marrakesh Stadium


I hope the Anti -Osimhens are watching sha...☺️



https://www.cafonline.com/afcon2025/schedule-results/en

Estello:
AFCON has entered the serious stage. The Round of 16 cleared the room, and now the boardroom is open. Nigeria are walking in confident, in form, and just dramatic enough to keep everyone alert.

The Super Eagles didn’t just reach the quarter-finals. They made noise doing it. But Nigerian fans know this lesson already: form means nothing if focus disappears, especially against an opponent that has had your number many times before.

Mozambique: When Everything Worked

Nigeria’s 4–0 win over Mozambique was pure dominance.

Osimhen, Lookman and Akor Adams. All three scored and assisted each other. Clean, hungry football. It was a front three playing like they’ve been together for years.

And quietly controlling everything was Alex Iwobi. No goals. No assists. Just complete authority. Tempo, balance, decision-making. The defence also did their job. No drama. No panic. A clean sheet. Finally, a complete performance.

The Argument Everyone Is Talking About

Of course, it couldn’t be perfect. Midway through the second half, Osimhen and Lookman clashed after a decision in the final third. Osimhen got booked. Cameras caught everything. Social media exploded. Some fans booed. Others defended him.

So what was it? Cracks? Or elite players refusing to switch off? Lookman later brushed it aside, calling Osimhen his brother. And honestly, great teams argue. Weak teams break. The real test is control, because against Algeria, emotions can’t run the show.

Algeria: The Uncle That Always Spoils the Party

Now comes the familiar problem. Algeria have been Nigeria’s AFCON headache for decades. The 2019 Mahrez free-kick still hurts. The 1990 final still hurts. Even the overall record slightly favours them.

This time, it’s seemingly the best attack versus best defence. Nigeria has scored 12 goals, the most in the tournament while Algeria has only conceded 1.
Nigeria are also likely fresher. Our game was over by the 75th minute while Algeria needed extra time to get here. But experience doesn’t get tired easily at AFCON.

The Rest of the Quarter-Finals

There are no small games left.
Friday:

Mali vs Senegal (5:00 pm)
Cameroon vs Morocco (8:00 pm)

Saturday:
Algeria vs Nigeria (5:00 pm)
Egypt vs Ivory Coast (8:00 pm)
By Sunday, excuses will be gone.

Final Word

Nigeria look ready. The football is flowing. Confidence is high. But AFCON doesn’t care about all of that. One mistake and you’re out. One moment and you’re immortal. All quarter-final matches are available live on the SuperSport AFCON channel (DStv Ch. 202 / GOtv Ch. 59), with access available to viewers on DStv Yanga and GOtv Jolli. This isn’t noise anymore. It’s decisions.

Kobojunkie:
A 40-year-old man fighting demons he was not able to overcome before marriage to a 22-year-old girl. And now you want this woman to, after 5 years of waiting in vain, continue to wait in vain for even more years of her life? He is 45 now and still hasn't just quit drinking habits and become that uptight man, but you want this young lady to continue future-faking herself by staying with him?

If this were your daughter or your sister, would you give her this same advice? 🥱🥱

Cherryediva:
Hello everyone, sorry for the long post
I got married at 22, my husband was 40 at the time. We have been married for 5 years and we have a child together.

My concern is that my husband is not able to satisfy me sexually at all, which is frustrating, I have talked to him about it nothing seems to change. Financially, he is struggling, partly because he gambles a lot. He also drinks alcohol heavily.

I work too but he doesn't want me to have my own money he is always collecting money from me.
He doesn’t have clear goals, ambition, or a vision for the future, and this makes me feel stagnant in the marriage.

He is a good man in terms of character. He doesn’t cheat, he doesn’t abuse me at all, and he treats me well overall.

I’m confused because while he is good to me, I feel stuck and unfulfilled. I would really appreciate advice from y'all who have been in similar situations or who can offer honest guidance.
Thank you.

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fergie001:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/847902-there-is-no-problem-whatsoever-in-super-eagles-camp-official.html

Newsgeek24:
https://verynigerian.com/lookman-plays-down-osimhen-exchange-insists-nothing-happened/

shadrach77:
Very matured response though he and Akor started playing selfishly after the third goal, Osimhen's outburst was uncalled for. This is the third time he is having a controversy around him in this tournament. It's high time Chelle grows some balls and start benching him

LagosOrigin:
Joshua should be arrested for being so stingy to himself .

This is a boxer worth over a $100 million but stingy to rent a helicopter 🚁 that will fly him to wherever it is that he went to .

nlfpmod:
https://guardian.ng/sport/football/nffs-petition-to-fifa-dr-congo-slams-nigeria-over-back-door-tactics/

Morbeta11:
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LGA Chairman In Akwa Ibom Shows Off “Necessary Equipment” He Provided For The Security Unit To Fight Insecurity.



The X post by @obaofph01
satirically highlights Ntiedo Effiong Usoro, Chairman of Essien Udim LGA in Akwa Ibom State, presenting basic items like machetes, raincoats, gumboots, and torchlights as "necessary equipment" for a local security unit combating insecurity.

This provision draws widespread online mockery, as the gear appears ill-suited for confronting armed threats prevalent in Nigeria's Niger Delta region, where vigilante groups often face better-equipped criminals.

The viral thread underscores ongoing governance critiques in Nigeria, with replies emphasising the equipment's inadequacy—such as machetes versus rifles—amid rising calls for federal support in community policing.

ogododo:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/12/we-wont-look-away-us-congress-reasserts-stand-against-christian-persecution-in-nigeria/

WorldRichest:
There are mass shootings everyday in USA, the number of mass shootings in USA in 2025 is already more than the number of days in the year, this should be their concern. But their concern is Nigeria’s solid minerals and oil, they will never get it, never ever again

toboizilla:
I’ll appreciate your honest feedback.

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cLpyiAtE7R8?si=nh2x8hpBewQP2TU8



https://leadership.ng/police-deny-abduction-of-students-teachers-in-akwa-ibom-school/

eherbal:
https://www.eelive.ng/burna-boy-is-this-the-fall-of-african-giant/amp/

WorkTheTalk:
Bandits are jihadists not terrorists, FG can’t use full force against them: APC Chieftain, Abdulrahoof Bello



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God1000:
https://punchng.com/insecurity-tinubu-urges-national-assembly-to-legalise-state-police/?fbclid=IwY2xjawOURPBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR6Hy2-rHuczC0C9G6SDyUXpx82ZJBpTqBRXn7vp4PPmxIrlWTIb_hkGXWzFQg_aem_KN7Z2aCi2SKwDi-x3rHMsQ