₦airaland Forum

Revealer3:
Such don't happen in the western world, especially from a known and successful sportsman, unlike in your country where distrust and suspicion is the order of the day couple with the problem of multi ethnicity.

Revealer3:
Yes, Britain gave him the platform to excel,and he had raised British flag many times,I don't think it is out of place to raise Nigeria flag this time around, that's his root

TONYE001:
Wahala.

AJ is a Nigerian, and there's absolutely nothing wrong in raising the Nigerian flag. Fury and many others do the same.

How can you find fault in a Nigerian being proud of his country?

Just how?

That's how Hoeloshoyinka was doing, running his mouth recklessly until Trump removed him from US.

AJ is a Nigerian, a Yoruba man. He's proud of his country of origin, and he'd totally within his right to raise his country's flag.

Simple.

optionalY09:
Negative angry people everywhere - Find peace or may peace finds you

seunmsg:
The fight against Jake Paul was paid for by NETFLIX and not the British government. Nigerians and folks all over the world paid NETFLIX to watch the fight. So, it is absolutely inaccurate to claim no one in Nigeria will pay to watch his fight. I paid to watch that fight through NETFLIX.

Again, most of his high paying fights took place in Saudi Arabia with the Saudis paying heavily for the fights and not the British.

Finally, Tyson Fury has an Irish origin and he always fly the Irish flag anytime he’s fighting. So, what’s the crime in Joshua flying the Nigerian flag? Is he no longer a Yoruba man from Nigeria? Is it now a crime to identify with one’s heritage?

Dotherightthing:
Okay

What does that mean?

Flangelo12:


Won't you allow him to see his size of prison uniform before you make this request?