Sports › Re: Mali Vs Ivory Coast: AFCON 2023 Quarter-final (1 - 2) On 3rd February 2024 by ReubenE(m): 8:41pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
Parser: How can a supposedly deadly striker that single handedly made an impart in Napoli's scudetto all of a sudden isn't able to score goals? The problem is the wings. If not for Osimhen & the defense we would have been out in the competition for long. The IQ of the wings is just poor. They aren't bringing the passes. Anyone that criticizes Osimhen doesn't play football he only watch from TV. The worst so far is that Chukwueze, e b like make I give am knock. Nobody is criticizing Osimhen or any player in the team (the starters) cause they are all working very hardly. I only pointed out the big chances Osimhen missed and not the ones Simon and co failed to pass to him in the box. If the likes of Harry Kane, Halland etc missed some of those chances, we would have been critical of them too as we hold them and Osimhen in high esteem. Lastly I acknowledged the poor passes in the final third particularly from the wings so in my last post so. They are all doing well and must do better even as Nigeria has only responded to one goal from behind. If we play against a free scoring side on a day our defense goes to sleep, we may have ourselves to blame reason being that we are not scoring enough |
Sports › Re: Mali Vs Ivory Coast: AFCON 2023 Quarter-final (1 - 2) On 3rd February 2024 by ReubenE(m): 8:33pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
Chummynoni: bro, to me, these guys are doing great. Zaidu has poor passes, right, but only few players can cope with the workload on him. The guy is always everywhere, from back to front, and the only player that did it better was victor moses. E no easy Yes, I have given them their accolade in my second post. The workrate around the team has been 110% from every one. They win almost every second ball and make recovery very timely. Only very poor passes in the final third, the reason we've not scored a lot of goals than we already have |
Sports › Re: Mali Vs Ivory Coast: AFCON 2023 Quarter-final (1 - 2) On 3rd February 2024 by ReubenE(m): 8:28pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
tuzle: I agree with u 100%. How delivery into the box is very poor. Even when we have nice counter, that final pass is always very bad especially from moses Simon and zaidu. The work rate round the team has been perfect thou. Exactly. Our passes in the final third is always poor, either they are over hit, falls short or simply don't release the ball timely. Assuming that was not the case, Nigeria would have scored a lot of goals. In terms of work rate, the team has been 110%. Recovery, winning second balls etc is really commendable |
Sports › Re: Mali Vs Ivory Coast: AFCON 2023 Quarter-final (1 - 2) On 3rd February 2024 by ReubenE(m): 8:19pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
Parser: Some people just watch football. But they never play in real life. If you watch and play it's a big plus cause your thinking would be different.
That Nigerian team is solid. I told my folks from even after our first game that ppl were critiquing. The only thing missing is the attack. If Nigerian should come home then everyone should blame the attack except of course Osimhen doing a magnificent job. The defense of the team is ok, the midfield isn't great but if midfielders can defend its a plus and if the team can make use of the flanks. Modern football can be tweaked without using the midfield. We have a decent goalie. And a die hard 9. Only thing missing is the wings(attack).
Before some folks critique my post, note, I play and watch football not just watch alone! How can you blame the attack and exonerate Osimhen. While his work rate has been great, he's largely responsible for why he has scored only one goal so far. Man has arguably missed the most goal scoring chances in the whole tournament so far. Moses Simon, Osimhen, and our left back Zaidu are largely responsible for why Nigeria has scored fewer goals. Moses Simon and Zaidu for their mostly poor delivery of balls into the box, and Osimhen for failing to bury some of the chances. Then Iwobi, a discussion for another day |
Politics › Re: Tinubu, Nigeria Is Sinking And Streets Are Full Of Tears- Kperogi by ReubenE(m): 1:58pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
nairalanda1: 1.Subsidy is not bad, but you have to have the money to pay for it. Here in NIgeria, our tax to gdp is too low to pay for subsides. As for the oyel money....90% is going on debt servicing , and we produce as much as Libya, which has 8 million people, and which can afford to subsidise. We have 200 million people, and far more needs than LIbya. Wey the money go come from.?
2.US, UK, Russia, China, and Europe pay what is called production subsides. In other words, they pay money to the refining companies to see if they can reduce costs.The refineries and market still set the prices. Also, US Has some form of financial aid to the poor re fuel, but you have to be means tested to see if you deserve it.(and if the government thinks you earn above a certain level, ye don't qualify).
US by the way, fuel prices vary from place to place. Some states eg California, are very very expensive.
(Also spend some time on US sites like reddit...someone posts a thread showing a fuel station where fuel costs 50 cents a gallon, and people would be complaining like NIgerians, lol).
Here, we made the refining companies sell fuel below production cost, and paid them a subsidy that doesn't adequately cover the production cost. That is how we went from 40000bpd capacity in 1986 to 92000bpd in 2011, to 6000bpd in 2019. And because domestic refining was not profitable, the refineries all collapse.
Venezuela also does subsides like we do. Fuel costs N40 there. Meanwhile they have lost refining capacity so badly it is sad.
NIger is poorer than we are, they have a refinery, they have domestic crude production, and fuel there costs 1000 naira per liter or more. NO subsidy. DItto Ghana. Two working refineries self in Ghana. You are still parroting this your angst with subsidy. Thought you abandoned it after our last dialogue. You should be asking yourself why 90% of "our oyel" money goes into debt servicing. It is so because those loans were not used for anything meaningful but looted. If those loans were self servicing, you'll not be talking about 90% And what's your obsession with the narrative that Nigeria does not have money. I'm beginning to think you are a politician directly or indirectly. Senators, Reps, Presidency, and government at lower levels budget billions for frivolities and you still believe Nigeria does not have money. It is absurd that it is what affects poor people that y'all always remember that Nigeria does not have money. All your other points, I need not address them as we've been there before. |
Sports › Re: Angola Congratulates Nigeria by ReubenE(m): 9:52am On Feb 03, 2024 |
Zonefree: Nice one Angola.
But, why dem add cutlass for their national flag? Na warning make nobody use them play |
Foreign Affairs › Re: UK Could Recognize Palestinian State Before Any Deal With Israel, Says David Cam by ReubenE(m): 1:27pm On Feb 02, 2024 |
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The Bible speaks of the destruction of all nations that come against Jerusalem in the book of Zechariah chapter 12! The Bible very clearly specifies that destruction will come upon the nations that try to divide ISRAEL!
This is direct defiance of the Holy Scriptures going against the everlasting covenant between GOD and the Apple of HIS eyes, ISRAEL.
This would draw the Wrath and Judgement of GOD against Britain, the USA and every Nation involved in the Process.
Look up! Time is Up! It is RAPTURE count down Sit your old ass down man |
Sports › Re: Asisat Oshoala Leaves Barcelona. Moves To Bay City FC. by ReubenE(m): 10:26pm On Feb 01, 2024 |
Stargangz: Like Oshoala, like Osimhen, both na onekind overhype players, na luck just dey carry dem. Yes. A conversation most people are not ready to have. They may even say you say this because of envy |
Politics › Re: Abba Yusuf: I Had No ‘Defection’ Agreement With Presidency Over Court Verdict by ReubenE(m): 5:29am On Jan 31, 2024 |
eagleu: Sadly, this confirms the speculation that the asupreme court is indeed a part of the presidency. The point most people are not getting. The Supreme Court is the most rubbished institution in this country. When a politician wins a litigation and they go to the president to thank him, they are by other means announcing that the president is the owner of the Supreme Court, that they can and will only do what he wants. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Registers As Candidate For Russia’s Next Presidential Election by ReubenE(m): 9:33am On Jan 30, 2024 |
Putin the dictator.
The level of political patronage enjoyed by Putin in Africa may even be greater than inside Russia. Some Africans only hate ruthless and sit tight leaders only if they are black Africans like them but love Putin the sit tight ruthless leader of Russia. A man that has made himself bigger than the constitution of Russia |
Politics › Re: Soldiers And Gunmen Clash In Mangu Plateau, Many Feared Killed by ReubenE(m): 4:00pm On Jan 27, 2024 |
4reala: Hope is not the christians and owners of the land they are killing again, calling them bandits Exactly what most people that are commenting don't seem to get. The military responded in less than 30 minutes, that's a huge suspicion that it is the usual victims, the very owners of the place they may have dealt with for organizing themselves to protect their land and lives |
Politics › Re: Rivers: We Showed No Intent To Return, Except On Tinubu's Order - Commissioners by ReubenE(m): 12:48pm On Jan 27, 2024 |
I don't think a governor can be disrespected more than this by the very people he is supervising |
Crime › Re: Court Sentences Feyi Daniels To Life In Prison Over Rape by ReubenE(m): 4:12pm On Jan 26, 2024 |
Tayomi37: Did penalty for rape is life imprisonment in Nigeria?.
I'm just asking for the last time I heard was 6 to 14years It is not life imprisonment bro In Nigeria, don't just try to offend people with the power to Bleep you up and most especially, one should stay away from crime so "those people" don't use it to Bleep you up |
Business › Re: Kingsley Moghalu Reveals The Problem With The Naira by ReubenE(m): 10:46am On Jan 26, 2024 |
1Alex: I did not vote for Tinubu but truth be told, he seems to have good intentions. I am 100% obidient but since court has decided, I have to support him, if he succeeds, it's for the good of all of us. I have entirely nothing to gain if he fails. After six months, you still think he or his government has good intentions, the joke is on you. With the thievery and profligacy that this administration has inflicted on Nigeria in six months alone, not to talk of the almost zero security, you still talk about good intentions. The only intention Tinubu had and still do is was to become president and it ends there. You can pray for him to succeed which is a noble thing. However, those prayers will not do anything. You don't have to pray for someone that has good intentions to succeed especially the president of Nigeria. In terms of "Political Power" the Nigeria president may be among the top ten most powerful in the world as he can virtually act without restraint. Tinubu has the National Assembly and the Judiciary on his palm so what are you praying for him to succeed again. He already has everything he needs to succeed |
Politics › Re: Tinubu’s Govt Owes Nigerians An Explanation For The NNPC $3.3bn Loan - Atiku by ReubenE(m): 7:13pm On Jan 25, 2024 |
spiSeyi: Wetin be PBAT own call out your brother bubu to come and explain because the loan was borrowed during PMB tenure Atiku will just open his mouth from his exile in Dubai to spew thrash This particular one is under Tinubu not Buhari |
Politics › Re: Sanusi Backs Relocation Of CBN Units, Departments To Lagos by ReubenE(m): 11:10am On Jan 25, 2024 |
Even SANUSI is playing the same politics he is blaming with this take.
If there are certain people in the CBN that only see it as an address in Abuja, why not sack them for incompetence instead of creating another burden on already troubled national treasury.
Same like Tinubu subsidy removal logic. Arrest the thieves and punish them, NO. We'll kill everybody so nobody can steal again. We will punish all Nigerians by removing food from their mouth because some people are stealing food. |
Politics › Re: Rivers Crisis: Fubara’s Loyalists Face Terrorism Charges In Abuja Court by ReubenE(m): 11:05am On Jan 25, 2024 |
Winning123: How else do you describe burning down a House of Assembly. You are the one who is ? not Nigeria. It is "Arson" They committed arson and there is a punishment in law for that if they are proven guilty. If our courts are not controlled by politicians, that case will be struck out for overstating their offence as the prosecution will find it difficult to prove their case of "terrorism". It is exactly how government lose cases in court because the intent is not to correct and punish but to crush dissent. Again, I'm shocked you have a problem with me calling out government for naming terrorists - bandits. If you are serious, you ought to have a problem with government doing that too instead of coming after me |
Politics › Re: Governor Abdulrazaq Visits Released Nabeeha's Family Members In Abuja by ReubenE(m): 10:56am On Jan 25, 2024 |
The only true succor that can come to that family is apprehending those kidnappers that killed their child and meting out the right punishment to them.
Governor will visit, make political statements and return to business as usual with the usual being that they do absolutely nothing about the security of ordinary people except for their immediate family and friends. |
Politics › Re: Rivers: Supreme Court Re-affirms Gov Fubara (PDP), Dismisses Cole's Petition by ReubenE(m): 10:15am On Jan 25, 2024 |
lonelydora: Calm down. That was the agre that made Supreme Court not to remove him. So the suspicion that the Supreme Court is a political party and rubber stamp is true? |
Politics › Re: Rivers: Supreme Court Re-affirms Gov Fubara (PDP), Dismisses Cole's Petition by ReubenE(m): 10:11am On Jan 25, 2024 |
Splashme: All the same, Fubara was foolish to have withdrawn court cases that gave him advantage.
He even asked his reliable eye in the Assembly (Edison Ehie) to resign ... further depleting his numerical strength in the Assembly.
I know he was tricked, but it was stupid of him to have accepted such agreement.
He is now very vulnerable to Wike . @bold The single biggest mistake that man has done. The presence of Edison Ehie in that Assembly was the equalizer as he even had a court judgment authenticating him as the rightful speaker whether opponents agree with it or not, coupled with the other pariah members moving to another political platform that appear to be against the law that prescribe movement from one party to another |
Politics › Re: Rivers Crisis: Fubara’s Loyalists Face Terrorism Charges In Abuja Court by ReubenE(m): 10:04am On Jan 25, 2024 |
BarrElChapo: We use the word terrorism for instate matters, yet the real terrorists' are causing havoc to lives and properties daily and they’re named bandits and all sorts of patronizing names. That's how you know a country and leadership that is not serious with anything. Terrorists = Bandits, so the outside world don't view Nigeria as a security threat Political opponents = Terrorists, so they can use state apparatus to crush dissent |
Politics › Re: Court Strkes Out Suit Challengng Tinubu's Intervention In Rivers Poltical Crisis by ReubenE(m): 5:33pm On Jan 23, 2024 |
richiemcgold: It is like trying to stop a president from doing his job. If a president can't intervene in a crisis, tell me why is he a president then? No, that is not correct. A president and anybody can intervene in any crisis but they cannot appropriate powers to themselves that the constitution does not bestow on them. What you are saying is; a president can come and assign your family house to any body he likes because you have a crisis of ownership of the said house with another party under the pretense that it is likely to cause crisis in the neighborhood. To avoid that is why we have a rule book in every country. Even the Supreme Court of Nigeria don't have jurisdiction to hear every litigation in Nigeria |
Politics › Re: Court To Fubara: By Withdrawing All Suits, You’ve Admitted Wrong And Liability by ReubenE(m): 11:44am On Jan 23, 2024 |
Wallade: I don't think so, I could withdraw my case to pursue a better option, settle out of court, or to restate my case in the light of other information, prior to commencement of argument in court. Thank you very much. Exactly like I thought... I understand every bit of it but sometimes the level of absurdity makes one ask certain rhetorical questions despite knowing the outcome from the beginning. I read the full report and all the injunctions and interpretation the honorable court gave look more like a judgment extracted from a partisan political book |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Executes Mohammad Ghobadlou, Accused Of Running Over Police Officers by ReubenE(m): 11:39am On Jan 23, 2024 |
Zhunnurayn: You boldly said Islam is at it, citing the main incidence in the post.
Look at this post below, all other reports there are hearsy intended to tarnish iran Clearly, you don't know what you are talking about. How is "a regular day in the Islamic Republic" mean Islam is at it? Is Islamic Republic now Islam in the general context of religion and not what Iran calls itself? The post was about Iran, my comment was about Iran but you decided to react impulsively |
Politics › Re: Court To Fubara: By Withdrawing All Suits, You’ve Admitted Wrong And Liability by ReubenE(m): 10:38am On Jan 23, 2024 |
lexy2014: de there now. do you actually think Tinubu was interested in justice or restoring Wikes hold on Rivers state? Every discerning mind knew he was not interested in any of that. Sometimes when it happens, because of the level of absurdity one is constrained to ask certain questions despite knowing the outcome from the beginning |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Executes Mohammad Ghobadlou, Accused Of Running Over Police Officers by ReubenE(m): 10:36am On Jan 23, 2024 |
Zhunnurayn: Idiot What else should be reserved to someone who kills others if not death penalty. When such is not done here you complain of rising insecurity as a result of no consequences for capital crimes. But it is being done in iran you are blaming Islam instead of commending it Hypocrite!!! I don't want to insult you even though I am compelled to. There are more than one issues reported in the post and again, how does my comment absolve the culprit from serving his punishment. You decided to tie my comment to your feelings while relying on that to insult me |
Politics › Re: Court To Fubara: By Withdrawing All Suits, You’ve Admitted Wrong And Liability by ReubenE(m): 10:32am On Jan 23, 2024 |
Nyouth: This governor is another idiot like Jonathan, why ijaw people don't have sense You are the one that is bereft of sense for insulting a whole ethnic group because of your personal opinion about certain individuals |
Politics › Re: Court To Fubara: By Withdrawing All Suits, You’ve Admitted Wrong And Liability by ReubenE(m): 10:19am On Jan 23, 2024 |
Withdrawing a case I brought before a court of law myself is an admittance of guilt in another court?
All the injunctions look like something that was read out from a political book. I thought Tinubu asked all parties to withdraw court cases, it did not apply to the Wike side apparently |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Executes Mohammad Ghobadlou, Accused Of Running Over Police Officers by ReubenE(m): 10:17am On Jan 23, 2024 |
A regular day in the Islamic Republic |
Crime › Re: Legalize & Democratize Gun Ownership In Nigeria - Activist, Raphael Adebayo by ReubenE(m): 8:54am On Jan 21, 2024 |
dominique post=128044823: Have they ever factored what will happen if the guns land on the wrong hands? The mass shootings in the USA will be a child's play if the average Nigerian is permitted to have a gun Now that there is no private gun ownership, are there no guns and wrong hands? An "average Nigerian" is a savage I guess for you to come to this conclusion |
Politics › Re: Amaechi To Nigerians: Whatever You Voted For Is What You Deserve by ReubenE(m): 8:46am On Jan 21, 2024 |
elasticlala: There is no sense in what he said. How many people can become governors or ministers in Nigeria ? What is the population of Nigeria ? What is the probability that someone drawn from a million population can be a governor or a minister ?
If I have to become a governor or minister in a country before I can live a good life or say I have achieved something in life then, that is not a county.. He is just saying nonsense. He even said "you can wake up one day"...like that's how ministers and governors are made |
Crime › Re: Nabeeha Al-Kadriyah’s Sisters Released By Kidnappers by ReubenE(m): 8:19am On Jan 21, 2024 |
JealousCobra: Religion has dealt with my people, see them above , 🤔🤔🤔🙄
All these are the reasons why we are like this today.
Did prayers brought them out from there? Exactly what I wanted to say. Now it is Allah Allah Allah after people contributed 100 million to pay the ransom to secure their release. Now, everybody will move on as God has done it while kidnappers will go on to kidnap other victims since they have a huge war chest now |