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Politics › Re: Do You Think Bola Ahmed Tinubu Will Win Next Year's Presidential Election by Princedapace(m): 2:34pm On Mar 25
lawani:
Igbos actually are not the highest in number of non indigenes in all states. It depends on the state in question. Go to any central market in Yoruba land and it is filled with Hausa selling foodstuffs and their other wares. In Yoruba land, Hausa and Igbo population will be close and I think Hausa is more. In any case, non indigenes in any state don't have significant population. Their total will be less than five percent. In Osun here, non Yoruba are less than three percent of the population
nah, hausas are always second non indigenes o. Igbos are everywhere in extreme high number. The major problem is that most Igbos actually dont like to vote. Those 5 percent, 4 percent, when they sum them up in every state, u cna imagine what that is..
Now, they compete very well in over 20 states in Nigeria, then dominate completely in south south and south east. That is a massive number. Those guys are big. Igbos are actually too much. What decieved many is the boundary demarcations o. Igbos full Kongi, Benue, Calabar, Rivers, etc. So,Well, they lost a war which affected all these stuff. But on a norm, igbos most likely the most populated indegenes in Nigeria o. These guys full every state. U don even enter Akwa Ibom? lol, these guys creep in everywhere even outside Nigeria, they are too much in many countries, even countries u cant imagine.
Career › Re: How Much Do You Need Monthly To Live Comfortably In Nigeria In 2026? by Princedapace(m): 2:12pm On Mar 25
Living comfortable means the following:

Access to unlimited and stable internet
Access to water
Access to quality healthcare
Access to healthy meals (this cost a lot o)
If u have kids (how many kids)
Where u live (two to three bedrooms now are mostly 1.5m to 4m per year in most of main cities) and even more
Access to 24/7 electricity
Access to car (one or two)
Access to one vacation once per year (locally or internally)

U deserve all these and more as a citizen of an oil, gas, abundant water, abundant lands, lithium, gold, silver, etc country.
To live comfortably means to have acces to the listed above and more. U need 4m and above income per month to be able to live this and still save a little.
This is why their tax threshold is funny to me because I know what we earn and how that has been difficult. Their tax threshold should have been 50m yearly for income tax. Then above that should pay 5 percent.
hear the truth, if u earn less say 30m per year, u are in a poor country, so u surely will have older parents to care for, siblings, friends, spouse, etc. Most likely u will have one or two externer heads to look out for. My married sis is on my neck for help now as she and her husband have had terrible years financially. U see what I am saying? So, Tinubu is actually designed to ensure we live low quality life so we can fund their own high quality life.
Politics › Re: Do You Think Bola Ahmed Tinubu Will Win Next Year's Presidential Election by Princedapace(m): 11:43am On Mar 25
lawani:
Better fight for disintegration. What is North? There are many ethnic groups in the North. In an ethnic voting, Igbo and Hausa Fulani alone don't have the numbers to determine how the election will go.
Yoruba and Hausa Fulani? Yes but not Igbo and Hausa Fulani.
As an onlooker, I am interested to see if a Fulani Igbo alliance can remove this Presidency and I think it is not possible but I hope Nigeria will breakup before then
Hahaha, u are funny. Igbos have the numbers, even more than yorubas. They are the second highest non indegines in every damn state in Nigeria aside the core indigenes. They are the highest in their region and south south.
No ethnic group comes close. Forget ur mumu census. The only problem is elections arent free and fair. So, non indegenes are intimidated and even systematic failure. u think those figures u see from INEC are real? hahahaha
Two things happen here: Most igbos stay out of voting, like they dont vote. Two, there are systematic rigging put in place such as frustrate them from obtaining voters card, delaying the process in their region, etc. But if it is numbers, omo, nothing comes close aside maybe northerners. Igbos are major non indigenes in all the 36 states and Abuja o. In south east and south south, they out number everyone else. How do u defeat such ethnic group based on numbers? Na only rigging and manipulation dey worry Nigeria.
Romance › Re: Was I Wrong To Send Money Directly To My Guy's Babe? by Princedapace(m): 11:37am On Mar 25
I dont have my guy's babe number, we dont talk. I have no busienss with them. Every communication has to go thru my guy
Politics › Re: ‘We’re On It’ – Power Minister Begs Nigerians Over Blackout by Princedapace(m): 8:10pm On Mar 24
nairalanda1:
Iran actually has issues with its power supply...corruption included.

That's part of why they want nuclear power...it would be a great help for electricity supply
Theirs is better than Nigeria. Iran is under saction for 40 years. If Nigeria is under sanction for 40 years, Nigeria would be dead.
Politics › Re: ‘We’re On It’ – Power Minister Begs Nigerians Over Blackout by Princedapace(m): 6:37pm On Mar 24
Some countries are looking for gas o. We have it in excess, like in excess, gas in Anambra and Imo alone will serve this country. But look at us na. Even Iran has stable electricity than Nigeria.
Money that would have been used to do these things, politicians budget them for cars, allowances, and even the small ones they want to use, they loot most of them. Omo, this country is cursed.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Explosion At Valero Refinery In Port Arthur, Texas (video) by Princedapace(m): 5:36pm On Mar 24
Jokay07:
Lolz.
Sadam Huseain said the same thing
Iran is not Iraq. Same thing is happening to Russia. yes, u will kill them o but they will hang on ur neck. There is a reason all US past leaders never tried it. Iran is a complex society bro. These guys are the reason the entire world is now crying due to fuel. That country is very complex. They can pull the world into recession. Yes, u will bomb and bomb, the more u bomb, the more they come, Parsians are different breed bro..
Foreign Affairs › Re: Explosion At Valero Refinery In Port Arthur, Texas (video) by Princedapace(m): 4:55pm On Mar 24
Jokay07:
My theory is this.

That explosion might be an in-house job among the government officials in America.
I think US just want to look for one stupid excuses to lay Iran to waste.
We have seen it before, starting from the time of 9-11 event to the time of Sadam Huseain biological weapons.

We all know the game. Give dog a bad name so as to hang it.

My advice.
I know Iran doesn't have what it takes to strike Facilities in US mainland and at the same time,
I think Iran should thread with caution here.
That stupid Trump is looking for every opportunity to turn Iran to waste.
USA can not lay Iran to waste baba, Iran no be Iraq. Iran is extremely complex nation o. These guys have been under heavy sanction for over 40 years yet they build a society. If they place such sanction on Nigeria, baba, the entire country will die within 1 year
Agriculture › Re: Pictures Of 10,000 Hectare Enugu Tribu Songhai Farms by Princedapace(m): 10:05am On Mar 24
nairalanda1:
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Controlling birth rate since independence would have made us have an even more heftier debt than we do...borrowing to take care of the elderly.


A lot of people love buying finished products, especially the whites (which is why there is no domestic television and computer manufacturing in the UK for example...everyone buys products mostly made in Asia), otherwise you are right.
They have other areas they produce stuff. We dont produce, we are extremely consuming. From the political elites. We lack STEM driven society. That is a huge problem
Agriculture › Re: Pictures Of 10,000 Hectare Enugu Tribu Songhai Farms by Princedapace(m): 7:38am On Mar 24
nairalanda1:
No, using our resources to make exportable goods should be our new oil.

We should have passed the stage of selling palm oil, cotton, cocoa and so forth.
lol, we couldnt pass that stage because we didnt invest in STEM focused education and we didnt control birth rate. So, it is already a disaster. The black man love buying finished products. We wasted our money purchasing white man's created products instead of turning our abundant resources into finished products. Only STEM focused course could have done that.
Politics › Re: Shettima To Receive Zamfara Governor Lawal Into APC Tuesday by Princedapace(m): 9:42am On Mar 22
[quote author=AMINDA post=138849968]Ola, Tinubu will only return elected if he's the only candidate on the ballot. But time is a gentleman. We all know why the governors are decamping. Dauda Lawal told us himself weeks before he decamped. The big question is, are the people decamping?

, that man took away subsidy just to reward governors. Wow! And the masses suffer
Sports › Re: Senegal President Updates Profile Picture With AFCON Trophy by Princedapace(m): 9:37am On Mar 22
SpencerForbes:
I knew it wouldn't be that easy. The officiating was a disaster, and the referee should have been disciplined for not stopping the match. It’s clear that African officiating still has a long way to go before it's ready for the global spotlight. This was a shameful performance.
Dey play, many terrible officiating from EPL alone that one particular referee was known grin
Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Really Suffering, Damn!!!!! by Princedapace(op): 10:00pm On Mar 21
zoedew:
But the U.K. is a diverse entity. They have prospered. I agree the political class are largely wicked.
No, the UK is a nation built from agreement o. And each nation under UK is relatively independent. Like Scotland has it own national team, plays it own league, controls it own central bank, has it own identity, like it practically runs like a country. So, the Scotish dont need to contend with the English over who will lord over them. This has given each nation in the UK to operate and develop in their own way. This is what we need in Nigeria bro. Wiithout it no hope. Politicians deserve protest, but bro, u cant even protest in Nigeria, it will carry ethnic undertone and it will become a mess. The political class needed to be scared of the masses but in Nigeria, it is the masses that are afraid of the politicians and it is because the masses just cant unite, will they ever unite? No way, because of the ethnic difference. Like we are so different baba.
So, it is a lost battle.
Take the tax issue for instance, it wasnt supposed to stand. The govt already took away fuel susidy, there was no need for such aggressive tax, infact, they were to make the tax even softer for Nigerians at least until they fix major social isssues such as electricity. U have removed electricity subsidy, removed fuel subsidy, u still impose heavy tax on informal sector which is mainly sector made up of Nigerians who hustled from nothing, with no support from govt at anytime. Then u havent tackled corruption. So, u are giving governors more money, they love u for that. But the governors loot the money, u cant protest as a citizen. The cental govt cant come after the governors becus the central govt needs the governors to win states. So, it is a messy situation.
In idea situation, the tax was to be stopped until critical leakages are fixed so that Nigerian money will be used. Then again, Nigerians have no business with such heavy tax.
Now, imagine taxing 30 percent to company in a country that suffers from lack of job, under payment, arent u supposed to encourage companies to be established to create more jobs? pay the people well? So, if I have to pay 30 percent of my profit to u, what will make me create a compnay in a country where I struggle for electricity, water, security, bad roads, terrible healthcare. In a country where politicians openly shit on our faces and get away with it. Like guy, Nigerians even fix their local roads. I have paid and hired local boys to patch our roads countless times and u are imposing 30 percent profit tax on company and up to 25 percent on personal income as tax, and u still have to deal with various bank charges and levies, importation levie, VAT, omo, Nigeria has been designed to ensure that u dont rise. No wonder poverty is too much.
Like cant Nigerian leaders ask them selves questions? If u remove fruad money, remove politician corrupt money, how many people can even breathe in Nigeria if u remove these people? If maybe u remove remote workers, very few who were lucky to make it online, u remove the content creators who have made it, the forex traders, the percent of Nigerians who are doing well wont even be up to 3 percent. That is crazy bad figure and yet u get mind dey taxk company 30 percent aside other tax companies will pay o and dey tax people from the company 25 percent aside other tax they will pay o. And these people will sort out electricity, water, bad roads, security, crvazy housing crises, medicals, GUY, WTF is this?
Politics › Re: Alao-akala’s Properties In Nigeria, UK, US That Are Subject Of Family Dispute by Princedapace(m): 9:35pm On Mar 21
GanagiBitrus:
Blame our porous system that allow massive looting without accountability or any punishment.
This is why I want to tag that useless man called tax man, who goes on TV to talk rubbish as if he doesn't know naija. These people have loot fuel subsidy money. They claimed they gave governors more money but governors can't be tried as long as they are puppets to president and the president controls EFCC. So, f&CK this bastTd country. It is a pity that these old men are stronger than us the younger ones when we out number them and can force them to make corruption a f&cling capital punishment like in China.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Really Suffering, Damn!!!!! by Princedapace(op): 6:23pm On Mar 21
zoedew:
No pressure from the masses in Nigeria against bad governance. Instead the masses in Nigeria fight themselves.
That is exactly the major issue.. and it is due to what I stated above. It is human weakness. Humans are naturally selfish by default, so a Yoruba man will love yoruba person more before loving someone from another tribe. The leaders were supposed to structure the country in a way that this human limitation wont affect quality governance. The leaders rather took advantage of the limitation to wreck harvoc. They are exremely wicked.
How do u want a country to prosper in such setting?
Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Really Suffering, Damn!!!!! by Princedapace(op): 3:38pm On Mar 21
GboyegaD:
While I support you 100 percent, the issue isn't the government but the governed. Read up post on here to see how those that should unite to fight bad governance fight against themselves for very foolish reasons. The probability of having a change is very asymptomatic to zero.
The problem is this... like I said, tribalism is a major issue here, the politicians are supposed to fix that but they are taking advantage of it. Look at Europeans, they established their countries along national lines. Meaning, more of same people with same historical background, culture, etc, form countries. Even the UK, the nations that make up the UK had to enter into agreement but even at that, the nations are extensively independent. Nigeria's problem since the days of the colonia master has been why merge people with varying national interests, culture, background, together? This has been the problem. Even the white men who did it knew it was a disaster but went ahead to do it before it saved them cost. The british created our problems. The problem I have with the leaders is that they know this ugly truth but fail to tackle it. If u sit with any of them at a bar, or at a closed environment, they will tell u this truth.
Let me break it down for u... no country has ever grown without pressure from the masses. Study Euorpeans: look at the French, the English, AMericans, etc. The people fought the ruling class hands down and forced them to make policies, change policies that shaped their countries. But since we have clashing national interests inspired by ugly tribalism which nothing anyone can do except we restructure our political system, the people cant revolt.
For instance, let say I am based outside my region, where I live, the govt make money off my VAT, and other taxes, right, the govt makes money from resources scattered around the country, but let say the local govt chairman there is not fixing roads, and it is affecting my car, I cant protest becus i am not from that region. Immediately I start to protest, the people of that region will tag me enemy and even plot to kill me.
Lagos is the center of attention in Nigeria, every country has one core city for commerce and center of attention; Egypt, it is Cairo, I can mention a lot of countries like this. So, whenever there is protest, it happens in those major cities and draw massive attention. But becus Nigeria is highly divided via tribal line, u cant stage protest in Lagos easily. Every tribe suspect the other in Nigeria. This has given the politicians free will to perform badly and nothing will happen.

As good leaders, they are supposed to fix this issue by changing our political system. But they cant because it will backfire at them. Nigeria has been proposed to run confederal system, true federalism, etc. Or run UK model with extensive independence for the regions. Allow communities decide where they want to be located at, etc. This will create sense of national interest and help these regions develop. This forced unity is only benefiting the ruling class.
Here the truth, Nigerians can never ever be united. This is natural factor in humans. As developed as Whites are, till date, they are still many racists in there. So, humans cant stop being humans. It is the duty of the elected rulers to take deliberate actions to limit the weakness of humans such as tribalism. It is their duty to fix electoral system.
Take for example, state police is so needed today in Nigeria, if we restructure our country, we can have such. We need this badly. But these leaders dont care because those getting kidnapped arent their family members. If an Hausa man protest today, Yoruba man will say he wants to remove their son from office. Dont forget Buhari was in power and his people went mute. This gave those appointed by Buhari to behave as acted as they wish with no consequencies.
Politics › Re: Nigerians Are Really Suffering, Damn!!!!! by Princedapace(op): 9:31pm On Mar 20
digitalafricon:
So you didn't hear from APC data Boys that Tinubu has fixed Nigeriahuh
Mehn, bro, people need to start telling these guys the truth. Nigerians have no business suffering. I mean, having AC in this hot season is a must for Nigerians. Omo, Erupeans dey enjoy. During one hot season in Italy, if u see how their govt was making provisions to ensure citizens enjoy calmnes in their body, they created swimming pool in many places, look at the war in Ukrain, the govt of Ukrain cares so much about energy for citizens during winter. God, in Nigeria, these guys no even care. Guy, the heat was too much that i kept talking about it withh the guy I gave a lift. Man, it was like hell. But people mama and papa were under the sun light and will still pay tax to Nigeria govt. Omo, forget, Tinubu get mind o. God, i guess my heart is too soft. I cant be this wicked.
No no no, pls, anyone who is yet to birth a child, pls, ur child does not deserve to sleep under heat, ur child didnt offend anyone in his/her previous life.
Pls, dont birth a child here except u have made provisions to ensure they dont experience heat at night... Imagine heat and mosquitoes. If Nigeria had stable electricity, millions will install AC. Heat inside shop is like u are inside prison. This is too much for such a rich and blessed country.
Tinubu keep saying he removed fuel subsidy to give more money to governors. Same governors looting the money. U cant protest, if u do, police would be sent to deal with u. who controls the police? Tinubu. He cant persecute the governors, he needs them for election. These guys get money and loot it. From local govt chairmen to honourables, governors, senators, house of rep members, they collected these money and loot. We have no single benefit of the fuel subsidy removal. Politicians only got richer and budgted a lot for office furniture, change of cars. To tell u how wicked these guys are, these guys budget money for cars more than they budget fro schools and healthcare. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
god, who did black race offend? Like there is something nature hasnt told us. Probably a cursed race, i dont know. If cursed, Nigeria is worse then.
how can u budget more money for politician cars than for healthcare and education? Look at all governors, all they do is asslick president. While they do anyhow. As long as u are loyal to the president, EFCC wont come after u, if u protest, police and soldiers come for u. Omo, wetin Nigerians go do like this?
Tinubu, pls, removing fuel subsidy is not bold step o. It is not the policy Nigeria needs.
What Nigerians need is serious institutions to checkmate corruption. There is money in Nigeria but it is wasted. Like, fix that part, if govt provide 10 naira for something, let it be used for it. Money given to senators, let it be used. These are areas u need to fix. Leave whatever benefit the common man on the road.
Expanding tax coverage is not what we need in a country with 80 percent informal sector because they arent breathing. As someone who operates in the informal sector, i have no single benefit from Nigeria o. I cant even take loan to do business. They cant give me. But govt expect me to pay 25 percent of my income to them. What do I stand to gain for doing that?
I dont have health care coverage from govt that is good, public schools are terrible which means I will pay more for private education if I have kids, there is no electricity, bro I pay a lot to sustain 24/7 electricity. No be only politicians deserve soft life. I cant be working while they eat becus they are govt. I am sick and tired mehn.
I have elderly ones to care for. Govt thinks I am rich but I am struggling. Govt, I have a lot of responsibilities because u have failed in ur social contract for Nigerians.
Politcians use our money to import girls from SA, Brazil, Dubai and buy properties for their side chicks. At least salary earners in Nigeria can take loan, those of us in the informal sector we cant.
My cash flow is reasonable, i needed a loan to build a house but no bank will give me. Those in the informal sector are not benefiting a dime from Nigeria abeg
Politics › Nigerians Are Really Suffering, Damn!!!!! by Princedapace(op): 8:34pm On Mar 20
Life is not fair on Most Nigerians. Due to the nature of my work, I rarely go out, today, I wanted to buy food, so I drove to the nearest mall to buy food. It was around 2pm. Immediately stepped out, see sunlight, the crushing effect of the sun was unbearable, I was inside my car, turned on the AC, yet I could feel the effect of the sun before my AC circulated. But something caught my attention, the many Nigerians on the road side, people's mom, fathers, brothers, sisters, bf, gf. Lord, this is too much. With such heavy sun, Nigerians needs AC in their shops. God this is too much. The sun was so much that even with my AC on, I could feel it a bit. But I could see how much of pains are on the faces of the people I saw outside, the people inside shop whose solar fans are now blowing hot air, those roasting plantains, shops are so hot eh, a friend told me she had toc close her shop and go home becus the heat was unbearable and she uses solar fan.

But why? God gave us oil, gas, lithium, gold, farmable lands, many other natural minerals, but none we have been able to use for our benefits. Why are we sufferinng like this? It is like the suffering is deliberate. I felt so terrible, I imagined my mom too, where she might be under the sun, maybe going to buy something. The pains of many older men and women who have never known any form of comfort and happiness since they were born.

I cant stay inside without electricity, I must on the Gen to sleep, to work, to do anything. My family deserve 24/7 electricity, they deserve to drink bottle water, they deserve comfort. Imagine ur child, an innocent child dealing with this sun but govt says u are owing them 700k of income tax. This means quality of life has degraded further. This is pure wickedness. Nigerians have no business with this wickedness.

Let me give u a break down, a person earning 30m yearly is not rich. That person is just a bit able to afford a bit of comfort and YES, u deserve comfort in such a wicked and hot country. How on earth should a human be exposed to this type of wicked sunlight every day of their lives? While the politicians cant even survive one minute outside this wicked sunlight, they expect u to survive it and pay them 25 percent of ur income sweat.

Why so wicked to ur own kind? Why are blacks this wicked? We patch our roads, we take herbs now becus health care is wacky, expensive and out of reach of most Nigerians, we take herbs, we are dying becus of it, we dont fucking have electricity, Nigerians deal with heat without electricity. If we had stable electricity, every shop would have an AC, it is a needed appliance now, the heat is too much. But most gen cant even carry AC, most solar that can carry AC are super expensive for over 90 percent of Nigerians.

What type of life is this? Many were born, raised and they got old under this wickedness. Pls, if u are reading this and have not given birth, pls abort it. If na Benin republic or Ghana, just go there and born. It is better.
YOUR CHILD DESERVE 24/7 ELECTRICITY AND AC UNDER SEVERE HEAT. BEING A NIGERIAN IS NOT A CURSE. PLEASE DONT TAKE MY WARNING FOR GRANTED, THIS COUNTRY IS WICKED, THE LEADERS HERE ARE EXTREMELY WICKED. I think they have intionally weaponized suffering. It is a pity the people cant fight to save them selves but were hoping the US helps them out.
These politicians intentionally refused to invest in education, STEM based education would have saved this country, proper political structuring would have saved this country, they knew, they know exactly what to do. I say this because when u sit with them outside political environment, when u sit with them one on one, u will hear them say this truth, they know that unity as it structured now can never take this country anywhere.

Sometimes i really wished the Igbos succeeded with their move in 1967, this would have changed the story of the black race. NIGERIANS biggest problem merging multiple ethnic groups into one. Now, the masses cant unity to fight their oppressors and the politicians love it that way. NIGERIANS HAVE SUFFERED. If u are a politican reading this or work for them, i knee down to beg u, pls, have mercy, it is enough. Pity for these old men and women. Sometimes i feeel for my dad, i feel for my mom. They are growing old, they never enjoyed life. That is the story of millions of Nigerians.
Now, govt has made it worse more for us, they have vowed to take from us the more which will make it harder for us to even support families and friends from our income, govt says if u make 25m and above per year, u are rich. Na still from that 25m u go buy fuel for ur family house, na still their u go use give them cold inside heat. God, this is too much.
Sports › Re: Senegal Coach Takes AFCON Trophy To Military Base by Princedapace(m): 1:32am On Mar 20
Change4dbeta:
Please give an illustration.
Article 82 defines the violation
Article 82 is the starting point. It explains the situations in which a team can be considered to have committed a serious breach of CAF competition rules.

These include withdrawing from the competition, failing to show up for a match, refusing to play, or leaving the pitch before the end of the game without the referee’s permission.

In simple terms, the article protects one basic principle: a team must take part in the match fully and under official authority until the referee blows the final whistle. Once that principle is broken, CAF can treat the team’s conduct as a major violation of its rules.

That is where and how Senegal’s conduct in Rabat on January 18 could only be interpreted as constituting a grave violation of CAF’s rules of engagement.

Indeed, according to CAF’s latest ruling, the Appeal Board determined that Senegal’s behavior during the final fell within one of the situations listed under Article 82. That gave CAF the legal ground to move to the next step.

Article 84 sets the appropriate punishment
If Article 82 defines the breach, Article 84 explains the consequence. It says that any team found in violation of Articles 82 or 83 is considered to have lost the game by forfeit.

The rule also allows the team to be excluded from the competition and leaves room for additional sanctions if the organizing body deems such actions necessary.


The standard forfeit score is 3-0. But if the opposing team had already been leading by more than 3-0 before the match was stopped, that bigger score would remain. In this case, CAF applied the standard forfeit score.
Sports › Re: Senegal Coach Takes AFCON Trophy To Military Base by Princedapace(m): 1:17am On Mar 20
Change4dbeta:
Does Africa rules has to be backward. They stage a walkout and later return to complete the game. other punishment world have been appropriate.

Tell us where such decisions has ever been takenin the world of football.
Go and stage a walk out in FIFA final and see if they wont ban u forever and ever grin
There is nothing backward here. The law was there before Morocco and Senegal ever dreamt of playing sef. If u knew the law, why break it? No sentiment in law.
Sports › Re: Senegal Coach Takes AFCON Trophy To Military Base by Princedapace(m): 1:15am On Mar 20
Pacesetter123:
You must be a South African.
Bcuz that is the exact way that your elder brother, Mosepe is reasoning.
Which rule are you talking about?
Did the Senegalese abandon the match?
The staged a walk out protesting the open injustice meted out to them.
The referee was still in the field,some Senegalese players such as Sadio Mane was still equally in the field.
The other players were later called back to the field and the referee continued with the remaining part of the match to the end.
Morocco played the controversial penalty and missed it.The match went on to extra time where Senegal scored a goal.
The referee brought the match to a close officially after the stipulated 120 minutes.
And the same CAF president that reason like you didn't remember any rule as at that time.He went on in the presence of FIFA president to present the trophy to the Senegalese national team.

Thereafter,he invoked the appropriate rules to fine the Senegalese team for staging a walk out and suspended the coach for his role in it and everybody was okay with it.
So which rules you and him are now talking about after 3 months to return the trophy that they won from a match the referee officiated to the end?
There is no room for staging a walkout in football. So, make all teams dey stage a walk out na when referee mess up? Imagine what will happen.
Article 82 defines the violation
Article 82 is the starting point. It explains the situations in which a team can be considered to have committed a serious breach of CAF competition rules.

These include withdrawing from the competition, failing to show up for a match, refusing to play, or leaving the pitch before the end of the game without the referee’s permission.

In simple terms, the article protects one basic principle: a team must take part in the match fully and under official authority until the referee blows the final whistle. Once that principle is broken, CAF can treat the team’s conduct as a major violation of its rules.

That is where and how Senegal’s conduct in Rabat on January 18 could only be interpreted as constituting a grave violation of CAF’s rules of engagement.

Indeed, according to CAF’s latest ruling, the Appeal Board determined that Senegal’s behavior during the final fell within one of the situations listed under Article 82. That gave CAF the legal ground to move to the next step.

Article 84 sets the appropriate punishment
If Article 82 defines the breach, Article 84 explains the consequence. It says that any team found in violation of Articles 82 or 83 is considered to have lost the game by forfeit.
The rule also allows the team to be excluded from the competition and leaves room for additional sanctions if the organizing body deems such actions necessary.

The standard forfeit score is 3-0. But if the opposing team had already been leading by more than 3-0 before the match was stopped, that bigger score would remain. In this case, CAF applied the standard forfeit score.

This is why the legal logic of the decision is straightforward. Once the board decided Senegal’s actions matched the type of violation described in Article 82, the punishment under Article 84 followed directly.

There is no emotion in law. This is the problem with most Nigerians, always sentimental, no wonder they just cant elect a good leader. Always electing rubbish. Imagine electing Buhari.
Sports › Re: Senegal Coach Takes AFCON Trophy To Military Base by Princedapace(m): 1:08am On Mar 20
tuzle:
the rules should have been applied immediately not after 3 months. Since the reference and CAF didn't apply the rule immediately, I don't see why after 3 months u now tell senegal that they lost.
The sitting and judgement also has stipulated time frame for such deliberations. Everything is inside their article which is online. They didnt see Morocco or Senegal before they made such law. It was intensed deliberation. Even FIFA condemnned Senegal. Because such action is not taken, many teams will do same because in football, human factor will always take place. The best was for the refereee to be sanctioned, not to stage out of the pitch. Even Mane knew it was very bad of Senegal. if them try am for FIFA, them fit ban them for live. We have seen many human error in fifa competitions. One thing with me is I dont argue with sentiments.
If senegal get away with this, omo, other teams will do same o.
Sports › Re: Senegal Coach Takes AFCON Trophy To Military Base by Princedapace(m): 11:15pm On Mar 19
Sonnobax15:
lipsrsealed
Good one.

CAF is a joke and they had just proven why the rest of the world has always kept seeing us, Africans as a backward continent.

Every type of madness has its own cure.

So long CAF can't stop asssslicking Morocco,let everybody kukuma mad the madness together undecided.
Have u taken out time to read the rules of the game? Staging a walk out is prohibited and u will lose the match.
if that is not done that way, everyone will stage a walk out once officiating is sensed to be bad towards them. And bad is relative in football.
Politics › Re: King Charles Highlights Yoruba, Igbo & Hausa Proverbs by Princedapace(m): 4:34pm On Mar 19
Basic123:
May these sadness and negativity permanent ya life

Peter OBI will xyz struggling to be president ni grin


The best you would get from investing your time and emotion in Peter fraudulent project are hating on thr great PBAT foe LIKES on nairaland grin
May ur life be like Nigeria, pls say AMEN
Politics › Re: “E Kaabo, Se Daa da Ni”: King Charles III welcomes President Tinubu (Full Text) by Princedapace(m): 8:27am On Mar 19
FreeStuffsNG:
Awesome!!

Daada ni sir.

Indian PM, Narenda Mordi did same and greeted President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Yoruba with warm affection during his visit last year.


It is the beauty, powerful brand and global influence of the Yoruba language that has turned to soft power for Nigeria.

I know non-Yoruba Nigerians who claim to be Yoruba overseas because they have the privilege of being raised in Yorubaland.

African -Americans dress in the Yoruba fabric and style of dressing when they they want to connect with their African roots and the Yoruba Ifa has a massive global adherrents.

God bless Ile Kaarọ, ajiire bi.

God bless President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

God bless Nigeria
I cant count the number of african americans who have identified being Igbos and even Hausas. I work with American travel based company and company take many african americans to different places. So, calm down. If na igbos now, u will say it is chest beating. But u do same, it is normal. Very anyhow people. If igbos have written something like this, ur people here will call them names and say they are chest beating.
I know many who have claimed to be Igbos too. So, take a chill pill, we need electricity in Nigeria, not all these.
Politics › Re: “E Kaabo, Se Daa da Ni”: King Charles III welcomes President Tinubu (Full Text) by Princedapace(m): 8:24am On Mar 19
PlasmaTV:
Lol 🤣

Fuel is 1,300
Terrorists are killing people in their hundreds and displacing communities
Electricity grid is as epileptic as ever
Inflation is unbelievable

YET, see what our people are celebrating 🎉🤣

You need both deliverance and therapy, bro. This is not normal.
Bro let me explain something to u, I have given up on the black race. To be honest, we are not really smart creatures. This same format has been used by colonial masters and slave traders. They simply find one or two among u, shower them with lover and priviledges and use them as a tool to completely destroy the society. I dont know why the black race falls for all of these. Tinubu getting love from westerners is a sign he is a willing tool. We are in big trouble bro. There is nothing good about these white people for us. If there is, they should simply come and teach u how they build what they build. But no, they wont teach u those stuff that can turn ur society into powerful society but will freely give u religion and will welcome ur leaders with gifts and buildings so, they can continue to do their biddings. It is same format. Look at how these ones are celebrating for this mess while we sleep in darkness and in heat. For god sake, this country is gone. Nigerians are in kidnapers den as we speak.
Politics › Re: IGP Disu Visits Borno, Meets Bomb Blast Victims, Charges Officers On Vigilance by Princedapace(m): 11:41pm On Mar 18
ebenholer2:
Stop wailing and also pls try to confirm the reason for the outage which is due to major maintenance going on.

A whopping amount of over 2 trillion was released by Mr president TINUBU for total overhaul of our power system.

This is the truth you all did not bother to confirm before you all started character assasinating
Look at this one o. Wailing for what? U dey ment? So, me complaining of no power is me wailing? Them swear for people like u to accept suffering as a way of life. And look at how he said it that Tinubu released 2b like Tinubu did that with his money.. so, power that became worse since December last year is maintaiannce ? make una dey lie to una selves. Baba, gas suppliers don cut gas, that is the issue, no dey lie give ur self.
Politics › Re: IGP Disu Visits Borno, Meets Bomb Blast Victims, Charges Officers On Vigilance by Princedapace(m): 1:37pm On Mar 18
Tochitee:
Na like this Una wan become plesident Abi?
Pls, what is really this President benefit abeg? My two neigbors are Yorubas. There is no electricity for more than 3 weeks. The two times they brought it, it lasted for just 10 minutes. They have been charging in my place almost every day. So, is it tthat when your tribe becomes president, u automatically have electricity? Because the way some of u here carry this presidency for head eh. Honestly if to say, if a person's tribe becomes president, the tribe will have electricity, water, healthcare, quality education, they wont suffer or buy fuel, I will claim it is worth it to troll others here. But baba, that is not the reality. Infact, northern Nigeria has ruled nigeria the most, yet has the worse performing indexes in almost every sector. omo, black race, make una dey produce citizens when get head na
Foreign Affairs › Re: Nigerians Among Over 140 Injured After Missile Strike On UAE by Princedapace(m): 9:34am On Mar 17
igbosarejews:
What is the offence of the Jewish state, that made Iran to arm it's neighbors to attack it, every day and night, using the likes of Hezbollah, Hamas, Houtis, Palestinian Islamic Jihad and those in Iraqhuhhuh
Tell me which country that chants death to the other country even in their parliament, is that the country you want to have nuclear weaponhuh? Just take a look at the ongoing airstrike by the USA and Israel, Iran turned around and start attacking those that have no problem with Iran. It's that the kind of country you want to have nûclear weapon! A country sponsoring global Jihádist against the people they tag "INFIDEL"
Israel also attack them. They are both attacking one another. Why should Israel have nuclear and Iran cant?
Both are enemies, best for both not to have nuclear.

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