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robosky02:
This CAF president wanted to please Morocco by all means


But Senegal learnt well from Nigeria...
Even Hakimi dey carry me dy towel hide

Noo, the Hilakimi own was from a fan who told him the towel had jazz on it and that he should throw it, it wasn't as if he did thesame thing the ball boys were doing. Anyways, thank you senegal

Carl99:
Great guy. Still prefer Ola though

Ola is good but Osai seem more rugged and tactical than Aina to me. The fact that he overlaps and is able to dribble good and mark back to his position, the guy really really good

moneyest:
Oga go and watch the replay of that penalty miss. How can your goal keeper save a penalty at 90+ minutes in that situation and there's no single excitement or adrenaline rush or energy or element of surprise on the faces of the so called beneficiaries of the 'penalty miss'. The Senegalese players were extremely casual and passive after the save which means they already knew the penalty was going to be be saved and that's what CAF used to persuade them to come back to the pitch to continue playing.

It was a deliberate miss to pacify Senegal and save face. Agreement is Agreement. Enye ndi ebe a, enye ndi ebe a

Bros that was same thing i thought too, Diaz that we know won't have missed that penalty, he intentionally missed it. You dey observant

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Senegal came out to play (offensive)
But Super Eagles Sat back (defensive)

Different approach
different result.

Not really, the key player in Morocco team being Hakimi could not move forward as he wished because Mane has finishing and pace and plays at the same wing where Hakimi is, so it would be a quick counter if hakimi goes forward to play and senegal gets the ball, they'll pass to mane thereby making it difficult for Hakimi to perform. That's why the first half, senegal had more possession and shots on target while Morocco had 0 shots. But the second changed that pattern, hakimi stayed back and allowed other players to make moves. In super Eagles case, lookman isn't as fast as mane and holds on to ball too much, so Hakimi had space to be overlapping, our coach didn't read that game properly if not, we would have won them

richiemcgold:
Ola Aina is coming back to displace him

Make Aina find somewhere sit down, Osai seems more skillful

Zonefree:
He is good but he can't play under pressure. He's quick to anger.

One time he pummeled a fan during a football match in Turkey. Though, he was defending his teammates who was attacked by the angry fan.

That was an old event nah, I'm talking of his performance in this AFCON, dude was superb

KosiGee:
Ossai has so much improved. The guy is a bundle of energy, highly tenacious, super fast, full of courage and solid.
I’m impressed with him and the rest of the boys.

If you want to enjoy a beautiful game of football and one of the best the super Eagles has played in more than 20 years, watch the match against Algeria with Mayrez and co.

Ossai was a delight to watch. He gives you so much confidence when dangerous players like Mayrez, Salah and Marmoush come at him. He’s not one to be buliied.

I pray he comes to England, Spain or Germany with tempting and serious offers from the top teams.

The Eagles did well in Morocco. We should be proud of them. Lots of fans called Nwabali, Iwobi, Simon names…now those fans are singing their names.

My only regret is that these boys won’t be playing at the World Cup.

Btw…Ola Aina is back from injury.

I think he can be paired with Aina, he can play as RMF while aina plays RB

oloriooko:
He is the most IMPROVED player in the squad, he had a shaky start but build on it that at the semis he had become a rock unpassable
I never liked him at the start but by the semis he became my favourite

My own MVP of this tourney!

I agree, the guy was rock solid

This was one of our key player if not the key player sef, Osai was super good in this tournament, his skills, dribbling, speed and defence was top notch, I'm just surprised that it seem like a lot of Nigerians didn't notice him. I see him as a good version of Alexander arnold in his prime. Well done Osai the reliable right back we have. Well done Super Eagles

Slippy:
Let him go abeg

Any team he coaches will still collect from Super Eagles.

Those boys stepped up (mindset and effort) after the WC Qualifiers failure. That's what made the difference in AFCON.

We need a tactician that can make good adjustments in a match. DR Congo and Morocco shouldn't have dominated us for long periods with the right subs.

Especially that morocco game, after that 90 mins, he should have brought in Chukwueze, but i give it to the coach, he really tried. I think he should be retained for now.

Samantha125:
I'll only stop generalising once those ladies and your brothers do the same, hence I told you that you're rebuking the wrong person here... So far I haven't seen videos or heard you Nigerian men rebuking those ladies together with your brothers.

You guys are the hard workers of Africa, I'm sure you have 2k laying around somewhere in your house, feed your fellow African sister, in fact, I can smell Naira by just responding to your quote...

Samantha leave me ooo.

How's southy today, does it get cold by this time of the year like in Naija?

Samantha125:
As long as your brothers also generalise when they speak, then who am I to argue? They're the ones you should be rebuking, not me.

So you just agreed that what you were saying was not factual. In that case I'll urge you to stop generalising.

In fact, send me an urgent 2k...😃😃😃

leave me oo, the country is countrying

Exousiang01:
Na only for Africa all these kain things dey happen.

Just look at the Nigeria/Egypt match now, una no see referees from East Africa or even Southern Africa. Una wan give is ref from North Africa.
Same way they gave us a ref from the one amongst the two countries globally known for hating Nigerians. How can you give us a Ghanian ref knowing our history with those black people.

Abeg make una keep quiet, was the ref for our game not from West Africa, the Senegalese dem no complain of officiating, they only complained of other factors, make una stop this nonsense habit of saying the ref go dey bias, when game no even start yet.

Samantha125:
I'm speaking based on what I've seen and heard, okay? I dare you to go and query every single lady beyond the borders of Nigeria that has either dated or currently dating a Nigerian man... They all share the same sentiments about you guys, and your brothers can't also seem to beat the allegations, they'd be all over social media boasting about it, chest beating about how they spend on their women...

And for your information, there isn't a country in Africa whereby the men don't murder their women, it's just that SA transparently publishes its statistics while other countries would prefer hiding or tampering with theirs, some don't even conduct any... Patriarchy still dominates many African countries just like it's still dominating in Asia.

I get your point, but the number of SA men that are violent to their spouse are not upto 50% of the total number of men in SA, it is therefore wrong for me to assume every man in SA is a woman beater, i believe you agree with this? Why then do you think because some few people entice women with money it then equate to the total number of men in Naija being that way?

It's just crowd mentality, like if 20 people on social media say all the naija women they've been with and have encountered are beautiful, most people posting next will want to say thesame thing even if all the women they've seen are ugly. So you see, it's bad to generalize everyone into one concept just because few people tend to assume that concept as correct.

Samantha125:
I don't need to meet them to know it, all those ladies who've dated you guys or are dating you guys only have one thing to say about you, that you're big spenders.

I've never heard them commending you guys on any other aspects except for your financial generosity.

So because i hear and read that SA men are violent and k*ll their girlfriends, i should automatically assume the average SA man is a murderer? You can't make assumptions based off few peoples opinion, it is wrong

Samantha125:
But you'd still go ahead and cater for us willingly without us asking...🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

A typical Nigerian man goes around enticing women with money in order to gain their love and attention.

How many Nigerian men have you personally had the opportunity to meet or experience dating for you to come to this conclusion?

AfonjaBoston:
Nna men why una dey spoil mood here

No mind dem, na people of little faith, we go suprise dem

yad2eidi:
he is fair

We enjoyed our favors in last match, that ref did almost same thing this ref is doing, he favoured us

bentenny:
But Salah has been poor this season and deserved to be on the bench!
Simple!

Very simple, he's not on form this season, sit for some matches oga say mbah! I feel his work rate for last season is the cause, he needs to rest a little and be less selfish when he's playing. Liverpool would lift this cup again

Liverpool will lift the trophy again this season

dem Don wire Arsenal.


It is funny that Arsenal fans dey whine dem selves say dem be champions after just 15 games... Liverpool will still carry this cup again. Upon all their losing, dem still dey less than 12 points from position 1

VeeVeeMyLuv:
You keep lying to yourselves

When ENDSARS protest occured during Buhari admin what did the entire core northern region do?

They did nothing, they were silent , they were even counter protesting at apoint

They said the opposition wanted to use the protest to remove their son

You can imagine

Please say something else.

Now that you guys have allowed Boko haram to grow and fester who has suffered the most, who is still suffering?

If not that Southwest and whiteman and the "federal govt" magnanimity, generosity and love for you guys ehn,? Your region is just like a pampered entitled overfed individual.

While I agree with you to some extent. Please learn to mention the states that protested against and stop generalising the "entire north"

Do you know how many states are in the north?

Isaak subbed, we need him to recover well. Till January. Na that time we go begin show dem say Isaak na number 1

GanagiBitrus:
Whaaat! Abeg add Graphic Picture warning

Una can misbehave sha, wetin graphic about the pic?

12inchess:
Hello nairalanders I know to a lot of Nigerians who have never left the country this may sound funny. But I'm indeed frustrated with my life in America. I moved to America as a student in 2016 for masters in an engineering degree and after about 7 years I obtained a U.S Greencard. I work a middle income job with the government and I'm here with my Nigerian wife. I have faced a series of health challenges since I got here and some have been resolved and some additionally ones have cropped in with the latest being depression and extreme fatigue. Currently I'm on antidepressants but I'm still depressed and frustrated. My job is not that taxing but I wish I could do more save for the extreme fatigue that the doctors have not been able to resolve. I wish I could hustle harder but my health is not allowing me to. I feel also very sad and lonely living in the U.S as it's only me and my wife and I dont really have any friends. Everyone here always mind their business and its tough building any meaningful relationships. I have toyed with the idea of moving back to Nigeria in my head since America has not been all I hoped it will be for me but my wife does not want to and she quickly reminds me of the employment suitation in Nigeria and how it is me that made her come here in the first place. She kind of prefers it here. We have no kids yet so that is one additional information. I'm just venting and frustrated and I hope maybe some Nairalanders can come to my aid. Additional information. I dont come from a rich family that has money sitting in the bank and its me and my own. We just bought a house on a 30 year mortgage so we pretty stuck with paying the debt for 30 years but I don't know how I'd live here for 30 years. Just looking for someone with experience to share ideas with since I have no one. I feel stuck. Please no insults

In my opinion, I think you should have a serious discussion with madam, take 2 to 3 months off, come back to Nigeria and stay for a while, madam can still stay back there for the time being. Observe yourself in Nigeria, see if the depression subsides. Another thing I'll advise is, if it is possible, stay off the anti depressants, because at the long run, they seem not to work. If it is possible, get madam pregnant or adopt a kid, you'll be surprised how children are the real antidepressants.

You need to clear your mind too, because it seem like you have something you're struggling with that you've not really faced it to deal with it and that might be where that depression is shooting from. Remember you're a Nigerian, we always have a positive mindset irrespective of the situation, don't try to be oyibo people because at the long run, it'll only exhaust you. Stay blessed bro, you've got this.

omoredia:
What we have seen now is proof that at no time in history was the white man the problem of black people. It was the black man who caught his fellow black people and sold them as slaves first to the arabs and then the Europeans. Even till today nothing has changed. The black man is his own worst enemy

You're correct.

I've said it several times that the black man is the architect of his own problems.

Most of these Nigerians speaking to the American people are not directly affected by what is happening in Nigeria, that is why they usually downplay it. Assuming a member of this guy's family had faced this bandits before, I'm sure he's statement would be different .

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psalmsjob:
He be like say dem never shoot gun around you before.... All guns wey dem don shoot and terrorist attack how many have you gone on to defend or resist? If no get money to buy banger use that one to illustrate how the country hot for you reach but no come gaslight us later Christmas no sweet even banger no loud... We know una tricks mile away

This is the same concept they used in most northern states to silent Christmas celebrations, go to some northern states and see how Christmas celebration isn't like before. As if the sound of knockouts and gun na thesame

spencekat:
Just like someone said above, it means the God who sees me. Read:-Genesis 16:13

Gen 16:13 Kjv

And she called the name of the Lord that spake unto her, Thou God seest me: for she said, Have I also here looked after him that seeth me?

Where you see El Roi?

acunon:
What kind of issue??

it's showing lines and it sometimes show blurry people, I was told it's a screen issue.