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NaijaRoyalty:Onyema should go and clear his name. Stop linking Tinubu to this mess, as much as I despise Bola Tinubu, I think it’s petty bringing up his name every time Air Peace and Onyema is mentioned. He has been linked with a number of dodgy cases and he should stand up and face his accusers. We should stop defending suspicious individuals because they share names with us. |
Iamgrey5:What evidence are you talking about? She enjoyed something similar to Kwale igbo.
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Starlight10:Njideka Akunyili continued the legacy of her legendary mum. What’s wrong with Obama’s daughter doing drugs? Barack Obama enjoyed ganja as a young man. If your dad was a pickpocket, you should aspire to be a bank robber. |
Igbo:Till tomorrow and the end of time, Igbo Amaka. Onyema or no Onyema, Invictus or no Invictus, Evans or no Evans...Igbo Amaka. |
Ariza:Rubbish. Two adults took advantage of a situation. That’s what it is. The girl might be the one who was taken advantage of because of her position, lack of job, lack of accommodation etc. I think this guy exploited her vulnerability. She’s disadvantaged here in my opinion and this dude saw the weakness in her and exploited it. |
AdeeT:Cheating isn’t for your kind. You are a weakling not because you cheated on your girl or that you couldn’t hold yourself but for the chaos in your mind and bringing this to Nairaland. I’m not going to condemn your deed but I’m angry that you are not man enough to bear the consequences of your action. It’s done, you regretted your action now shut up and move on. The girl you cheated on your girl with has moved on. She didn’t force you. Accept responsibility and stop blaming anyone. I wouldn’t tell her if I was in your position since you’ve learnt your lesson, realised your mistake and hopefully made up your mind that it wouldn’t happen again. You might lose her, you might not but one thing is definite here. If you squeal, your girl and her friend would become enemies. She’ll never ever want to see her again. Shut up about this, the girl hasn’t contacted you since and hasn’t tried to steal you from her friend. Both of you messed up. As Rihanna said...” just shut up and drive” I once cheated on two friends the same day. I told no one and the experience was good but I haven’t done it again. Lots of Nairalanders would cheat and cheat again if the opportunity presents itself. I have. You have and stf up and keep smiling. |
DennisEche:It’s 0-0
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Amoo is one annoying player, all muscles and gra gra but little intelligence. |
They should be a penalty against Nigeria |
chuks34:Rangers 1-0 up Leicester 1-0 Looking good so far |
Rangers 1-0 ASC Kara Goal scored in the 18th min. |
Sholaco:Mr know it all, it’s Number Flate. Refeat apter me, number flate. |
ogbuefi677: ![]() You don kill am por me this apternoon. Na wa por Ep R S C |
gaetano:I think it was staged. That man with his physique and t shirt didn’t look like someone who has been using that hoe. Imagine that belly when he bends down with the accompanying lower back pain. He even was holding the machete and how at same time. |
jimyjames:I know that. That’s why I said that the management need to do some serious work to get their fans back. Lots of people would decide to stay at home even when there are no premier league matches. I always go to watch their matches when I am in town, the management is poor. It’s hard to get a decent souvenir. Rangers should be making good money selling their shirts, caps, key holders, mugs etc. They don’t have decent shirts and when they are available, you’d be directed to go get them at some filthy house in Onitsha street about 100m to the stadium. |
jimyjames:The stadium is empty most times. Serious fans would pay and get their tickets for the cover stands. The opposite Obiagu end stand is usually empty or sparsely populated by ‘umu york’ smoking away their ganjas. Don’t even mention the Ogui Road end stand which is behind the post to the main entrance. That stand usually wouldn’t have up to 50 people there. Obiagu stand and the entire stands are not what they used to be. |
Carmit:Supported. I was surprised to see this. Government can’t continue to give such freebies to fans. It doesn’t make sense. People would pay to enter premier league football viewing centres to watch EPL but can’t pay to watch local matches live! Npl teams should find ways of generating revenues and stop depending on state governors. They should work hard, be creative in getting their fans back. Opening the gates wouldn’t solve anything. Interested fans will still come in their, spend their money on snacks and drinks, litter the stadium and walk away. |
Jestin:Please I beg you, don’t bring that nonsense skin colour/racism rubbish in here. Is Henry not black? Is Patrick Vierra not black? Ian Wright played before them at Arsenal, is Ian white? |
proeast:All the best bro. May the Almighty God bless your marriage. The second photo is like an art work. It’s extra beautiful. Hope you gave the photographer some good tip for that? That picture is worth a fortune. |
Kpoikpoi:An Igbo trader indeed. If it’s an issue of ‘L and R’ then it’s possible. No Igbo man will make that mistake though. Even Buhari will say ‘Pipe for Five’, pipty for fifty. Pret for freight. A nurse from Bauchi state will say pisio for physio etc I’ll have to generalise here, northerners pronounce ‘P for F’. You’ll have to be an Emir Sanusi to escape that. I think we are all hypocrites here, most people will say the Spanish or Mexican name Juan as one or wan the way the locals would say it but mock an Hausa man for saying par way (far away) Greeks pronounce Beta as vita Germans and some east European countries pronounce V as W...Wladimir is pronounced Vladimir. I’ve heard lots of Ugandans pronounce ‘document’ as ‘dochument’...ch for k sound. Why should we find it hilarious when a northern Nigerian says Chip Pemi Palana for Oga Palz senior. |
qwertygeni:Do you think they got invited just like that? Otedola would have donated a handsome amount of pounds sterling to the ‘Save the children’ charity. You think say the royals no de chop bribe? If you want to eat at one corner of their tables, you’ll pay. Btw, where are the Royals. Where are the host? Ms Florence has complex issues. The card display and the photos seemed like someone taking photo in front of the White House. The Royals might have disappeared because they didn’t want some awkward moments later. |
beamtopola:Stop being silly |
faithfull18:She won’t when she becomes a transgender. |
nlPoster:You never can tell. Maybe the name might be of benefit to daughter in the future. Aluko as a first or middle name will make it easier for her if she decides to change her gender. She can become a man and the name will fit perfectly, with her previously feminine attributes and some new facial hairs and beards, she will resemble a true Aluko. |
Asifiwe:Are your ignorance and stupidity punishments from God? |
undefeateds:Ngige has lost it.
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tbaba1234:Today’s Nigeria football can be compared to the rot in the education sector. UNN, Unibadan, ABU,Unilag used to command so much respect in the past just like the IICC/3SC, Rangers, Iwu nationale, Bendel insurance, ACB etc...the clubs today whether defunct, active in pro league or relegated have degenerated so bad. Like our current academic system, it’s now trendy to see a governor/minister or some rich Nigerian in far away Uk or USA celebrating their children’s graduation, we have all abandoned our league to celebrate football talents of Nigeria descent born abroad and products of foreign football academies. It is a very dangerous precedent. Nigeria has enough talent waiting to be harnessed, nurtured and developed. If we keep neglecting the league, what happened against Togo will be a child’s play. Poaching foreign based talents will be counterproductive if actions are not taken now. The wrong signals are being sent to the local talents in the league with the attention and aggressive nature that overseas players are approached and lobbied. This is one of the reasons players move abroad after a short exposure in the league or continental engagement. Talents like Nwobodo, Ekiho Ehiosun, Sunday Mbah have all disappeared off the radar after some promising stints in the local league. Not only football, it’s happening and affecting every aspect of our sports. Onyalis, Yusuf Ali, Ezinwa brothers, Obikwelu, Ogunkoyas, Ini Obong have become folktales while attempts have been made a few years ago to poach American athletics rejects to don our green shirts while talents roam about aimlessly without facilities and guidance to develop. We should be focusing on doing the same thing that resulted in the finished products that we all chase after today rather than combing every foreign sports academy looking for kids with Nigerian names. Pardon the typo. I’m not happy with the way we neglect sports development in Nigeria. We used to churn out stars in the past but something has gone very wrong and calls for urgent action. We can’t boast of a single talent even in the current athletics world championship in Doha. It’s not funny. |
Okagbare ran in lane 9. She was fourth in her heat but has been disqualified for stepping on the lane 8 line twice. Another bad day for Nigeria athletics. She is the only athlete this year to have ran faster than Dina Asher Smith but has come up short again...does well during the season but on the big stage, she disappoints. |
adeswagsdmj:He appealed his disqualification and was allowed to compete but his performance wasn’t enough to get him through to the next round. Modified: Oduduru is into the next round. He qualified on the fastest loser rule. Okagbare should try and get a medal in the 200. Schippers of Holland, Ta Lou of Ivory Coast and Shelly Ann Fraser are not competing. Dina Asher Smith is highly favoured to take the gold medal here. |
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