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Jolar101:
My dear, what do you know about the United States of Biafra?

No a mounts of ignorance of so called Nigerians. No a mounts of Nigeria army's mobilities with operations pythons zombies, crocodiles zombies and other lifeless code zombidants with guns and bullets with the help of lifeless saboteurs in corrupt government, political and lifeless online slaves descendant; carrying out aggression against the innocent Indigenous People Of Biafra calling for referendum for our freedom.

Is it a crime to calling for referendum for Indigenous People Of Biafra?

Why can't guys reason with human brains, instead of animal brains to opposing the United States of Biafra's citizens calling referendum.

What are you all scaring of Biafra referendum? If not to continuing your corrupt daily activities against all the Indigenous People Of Biafra IPOB!

I retaliated that all the Nigeria mobility against Biafrans shall be paralyse calamitously either by air, by lands, by sea, by saboteurs by any othermeans ect, shall destroye themselves, in the name of our God; Chukwu Okike Abiama!

I have a question for you, if your brain and your small mind can counter IPOB with superior objection to clear your lazy and corrupt ignorantness.

The Indigenous People Of Biafra got everything it takes to governing ourselves.

for real?..

I'll wait till that time with the way you people hate each other in the east....envy each others success ....that's some goddamn garrison....you need to cool in your wait..throwaway my cap, I'm outta here.

biafranation:
For all major states outside of SE, you should know that 10-30% of registered voters are Igbos. This is something most people fail to understand. SE registered voters is just bonus to over 15-20 million scattered in major states. 20-30% of Lagos registered voters are Igbos. One way to know this is simple...Agbaje votes. Agbaje almost won. 20% of Kaduna voters are also Igbos. This may shock sfonkas because most have never stepped foot in the North. I lived in Kaduna so I know.

don't just rant bullshit there, we have more Yorubas in the north than in the east so what rubbish are you saying .....I think your bigotry state of mind have eaten deep into your thalamus......I can't forget iya afusa and mama afeez corn while in Kaduna.....

rahazaqa:
Legeng

turn that last "g" upward and make it face the left direction ....now say it louder "legend"

Jolar101:
Let see if Nigeria will survive after Biafra referendum.

Nigeria is stealing Biafrans oil, selling to their foreign thieves.

We will know where Nigeria will get oil to sell to their foreign thieves, after Biafra referendum.

what's this mofo saying now......?
una get oil for any Biafra land....? you need think before typing.....this guy really need brain evaluation.

Una don come again

mmmmm

Simplep:
Where is d grand style?

Congrats eyin iyawo o ni meni

what about rug?

Nicklaus619:
True bro.
This is a very matured statement u have made, indomie children can never comprehend this.

I dey tell you my bro...

Pamela....I'm thinking twice about your breast......wetin be my own sef?

samysmoothfresh:
now this is plain awkward................


Mizk, is this niggie gay?

that nigga is gay mehn....hence my reason for not posting my pix on nairaland....Lotta gays here

OkaNaUbe:
All Promises Cancelled = APC

Workers, who are the engine room of governance earn the lowest minimum wage in the world but our leaders earn the highest salaries in the world. Over 50m is budgeted for Pres. Buhari's hair cut per annum.


Bad leaders and some stupid youth are part of the problems of this country.

its 80m not 50m bro.

can it work with all apps?

GoTV:
As a born again Christian, I'm ashamed people still attend this man's church or seek marital counselling in his church despite his failed marriage. The bible says in the book of Psalms that a man shall leave his parents and stick to any amount of women he desires. Yet this man heads a church and he couldn't resolve his marital crisis to the extent that his Ex wife doesn't deem it fit to attend their daughters marriage yet this unforgiving pretenders sold millions of copies of Rhapsody of realities to millions of gullible Christians. Even if he was a chronic womanizer as alleged by the bitter wife, they couldn't shield their swords for their daughter's sake I'm sometimes ashamed to be a Christian. Hate them or not Muslims are better than we Christians cos they practice what they preach

christians hater spotted....

mrsuccessful:
This is a lie, which twitter page??

go and check your calendar before ranting like olodo.....batch C stream 1 will be going to camp October 24 so how does that sound for you.

EmekaBlue:
The Green suit tho

it remind me of "Green Gucci Suit by Rick Ross...

ModsareChevres:
Saraki all the way.
It took a northerner to defeat a southerner in 2015.
It must take a 'southerner' to defeat a northerner in 2019.

Happy Sunday folks
Please go to church.

saraki is not a southener OK...he is from North central....

devindevin2000:
Afonja, they have arrived with their envy of Igbo!

guy go and read your message ...you said "reek of advancement and blah blah blah.....how does that make you an Igbo man with that statement....?

nelsonebby:
This Jumia should be reported for scamming Nigerians

em be confirm scammer....

Biglittlelois:
I couldnt finish reading cos this is one of the most nauseating write up ever, anyone can come up with this claiming there is a connection between Jerusalem and his country, anyone can do that,

I am Yoruba and for Reno to come up with this claiming Ijebu people are Isrealites, Jerusalem bla bla bla is disgusting, what is the essence of this claim? does he want the Yoruba tribe to be bashed, trashed and insulted? Of what use is these claim to the world today? this is very low of Reno Omokri.

did you even Google up to get more facts about this...
you are not smart at all....

fasa2020:
Lovely, still better than this nudist . . .

you wanna say polio patient..I guess?

please I want my darling team to lose so that this bastard of a coach can leave.... I hate mourihno ehn....otipoju!!!!

speedyGonzales:
"They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder", to me you are one of the ugliest I have seen.

so oya go f4ck yourself na?

say that one more time....you damn right..... that's an ugly mudafuckin' girl right there........

ednut1:
@58 nigerian police cannot harvest dna of the killers from her body

Is this a country? .....this is a zoo where people shit and others lick it......

ebonyi na nonsense state I swear.....

Ighoga898:
Handsome white men like this makes one have a rethink over that phrase ''Black is beautiful''

I'm I the only thinking this transgendered is gay......?

delugajackson:
If these are truly Nigerian ladies, then from henceforth I denounce my citizenship. I mean, what an eyesore!

Even that polio patient in the first picture is celebrating independence, independence from what?

lmaoooooo.....were re oooooo

Tamarapetty:
Celebrate wetin?? It' would be asif i'm celebrating this corrupt government with stupid leaders. Anyways, remain stew

please where is buhari now? him dey chop turkey laps and chicken laps while we dey mastubate untop the old nigga matta....make we just chill out and truth be told Nigerians are too scared to die that's why the country still remain the way it is...........all this shit can't be happening in Arab countries or overseas countries.....

Omo this is not a good news.....

Jose Mourinho’s troubles as Manchester United manager intensified following their 3-1 defeat at West Ham – we look at 10 big problems facing the struggling Portuguese boss.
The United boss looked up to the heavens as a well-taken Felipe Anderson strike, a Victor Lindelof own goal and a Marko Arnautovic finish earned the Hammers a much-deserved win .
Ten points from their opening seven games represents their joint-worst start to a Premier League season and it won’t be a shock to see the word “crisis” being dished about when discussing the club.
But for the self-titled Special One, the results continue to get worse and, as a consequence, the issues continue to mount up as we take a look at 10 dilemmas facing the under-fire manager….
1) Paul Pogba
The issue with the Frenchman is well documented and the ongoing feud between the duo cannot have helped harmony in the squad.
Juan Mata and Nemanja Matic have tried to act as a peacemakers to defuse the simmering row – but it seems it’ll need either of them to move on if United as a club are to make the back pages for the right reasons again.
Pogba’s display at West Ham hardly did anything to reassure the doubters that Mourinho can get the best out of the club’s record signing – and it was no shock to see the Frenchman withdrawn after 70 minutes on Saturday.
2) Alexis Sanchez
Having become the Premier League’s highest-earner following his arrival last January, Alexis Sanchez was expected to give Jose Mourinho’s attack the imagination, vision and creativity it needed to compete with the best.
But what we’ve seen from the Chilean is a pale shadow of the attacker who shone brightly at Arsenal and before that Barcelona and Udinese.
Having dropped the player for the clash at the London Stadium,
Mourinho was left to explain why he was left out . But is it time for United to cut their losses and admit the expensive gamble has backfired spectacularly?
3) Spending problems and row with Ed Woodward
United went into the season with tensions between Mourinho and executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward at their highest. Having only really added Fred and Diogo Dalot to his playing ranks, it was clear the failure to sign a new centre-half was a massive irritant to the United manager.
Woodward himself seemingly had his own ideas on who the club should sign – and it’s no shock to see the club seeking to appoint a director of football to bridge the signings gap between the two.
4) An ageing squad
Antonio Valencia, Ashley Young, Nemanja Matic, Juan Mata. Four players Mourinho relies on heavily and four players who are, at various stages, in the twilights of their careers.
The two full-backs in particular will need replacing sooner rather than later. Granted, Luke Shaw could – and should – yet prove the long-term answer at left-back – but the signing of a new right-back will become an urgency next summer.
5) Dated tactics
“Attack. Attack. Attack.” A common chant from the Old Trafford terraces, but none more so than under Mourinho where he’s too-often accused of playing negatively and ‘parking the bus’.
The club adopted a different approach when facing Tottenham at home – but ended up on the back of a 3-0 hammering.
It seems Mourinho can only get the best out of sides when playing a certain way – but it appears increasingly apparent that the Portuguese’s style isn’t the best marriage to the ‘United way.
A problem that a certain Zinedine Zidane could fix?
6) Uncertain of best centre-half pairing
Victor Lindelof, Eric Bailly, Phil Jones, Chris Smalling. United have four centre-halves at their disposal, yet it seems Mourinho doesn’t know his best player, let alone his favourite combination.
You think back to the days of Bruce, Pallister and Ferdinand, Vidic – United’s successful sides have always been built on the solid foundations of a centre-half pairing.
Getting this right surely has to be his one of his first priorities, but the fact he hasn’t doesn’t reflect well on the boss…
7) Big-money signings yet to deliver
Romelu Lukaku and Matic aside, you’d argue Mourinho’s big-money purchases at the club have all disappointed.
Of the rest, question marks exist around the aforementioned Pogba, Sanchez and Bailey, while Fred and Dalot are yet to prove their worth. His other big expenditure, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, has already long since departed…
Not much progress from the best part of £350million worth of investment….
Inconsistency with side
Mourinho touched upon it in the build-up to the match at the London Stadium, but it seems it’s very much a case of one step forward, three steps back this season.
Every time it seems United are ready to string a number of results together, they go and shoot themselves in the foot, with dropped points at home to West Ham, a cup exit to Derby and defeat at West Ham all adding to a troubled week.
Ultimately the buck stops with the manager and if he can’t get the best out of this side, you can bet your bottom dollar someone else will.
Once again, the United board must be pondering what someone like Zidane could achieve with the same bunch of players….
9) Form of Liverpool, Man City
It clearly doesn’t help issues when your two biggest rivals are playing, arguably, the best football of their individual Premier League eras.
It’s not just results that impress at both sides this season, it’s the manner in which both clubs go about their business.
United have fallen that far behind their nearest rivals that it’s making their own problems appear all the more accute…
10) Closing gap between United and the rest
Another issue Mourinho touched upon is the closing gap between the top six and the rest of the Premier League. With Liverpool and City already looking in a class of their own this season, the distance between the likes of United, Chelsea, Spurs and the chasing pack appears less distant than it has in recent years.
The fact that Wolves can go to Old Trafford and claim a deserved draw, while West Ham can relatively comfortably outplay them is testimony to that.
If United persist with Mourinho, might we see the club finish not just outside the top four, but also, unthinkably outside the top six?
The winds of change may soon be about to blow around the red side of Manchester….

source: https://www.teamtalk.com/news/ten-big-issues-that-prove-why-jose-mourinho-must-be-replaced-at-man-utd
cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

Sirheny007:
Nice one. Let's POTORIZE the Southwest.

Ilorin is North central brah.......so its not part of south west.

emmanuelrabb:
If a Child found on the River is called "MOSES"








Then a child found in the Toilet will be called what

Thomas....