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Xvrest:
I just tire for the keeper o

I don’t know what he is feeling like.

femi4:
Oga come out, if na boxing your team will throw in the towel

The Ugandan gk right?

ezixt:
Moses Simon keeps showing on a consistent basis that he has no place in this team. Totally useless

I don’t like people like you.
Sorry but you r se**sless

Formidable team…
I hope they make it far in this competition.

Why was VO9 Yellow carded?

This disgusting…..
Let's see what happens

Validated:
We understand the format... to change the Christian genocide narrative. We are not fooled.

funny something

Jimmy Cliff, the singer and actor whose mellifluous voice helped to turn reggae into a global phenomenon, has died aged 81.

A message from his wife Latifa Chambers on Instagram reads: “It’s with profound sadness that I share that my husband, Jimmy Cliff, has crossed over due to a seizure followed by pneumonia. I am thankful for his family, friends, fellow artists and coworkers who have shared his journey with him. To all his fans around the world, please know that your support was his strength throughout his whole career … Jimmy, my darling, may you rest in peace. I will follow your wishes.” Her message was also signed by their children, Lilty and Aken.

With hits including You Can Get It If You Really Want, I Can See Clearly Now and Wonderful World, Beautiful People, Cliff’s upbeat musical temperament brought him a large and longstanding fanbase. His lead acting role in 1972 crime drama The Harder They Come was also acclaimed, with the film seen as a cornerstone of Jamaican cinema.

He is one of just a handful of musicians, alongside Bob Marley and others, to be awarded the Jamaican Order of Merit.

Jamaican prime minister Andrew Holness was among those paying tribute to Cliff, calling him “a true cultural giant whose music carried the heart of our nation to the world … Jimmy Cliff told our story with honesty and soul. His music lifted people through hard times, inspired generations, and helped to shape the global respect that Jamaican culture enjoys today.”

Cliff was born in Saint James, Jamaica in 1944, and his music career began in the early 1960s after he moved to the island’s capital Kingston and began collaborating with producer Leslie Kong. Kong’s family owned a record shop called Beverley’s and Cliff wrote a song namechecking it to help persuade Kong – who would go on to become key producer in reggae – to work with him.

He had a number of local hits and was selected as a Jamaican representative at the World’s Fair expo in New York in 1964, but his career really took off later that decade after he signed to Island Records.

He was initially marketed to a rock crowd – hence curios such as his cover of Whiter Shade of Pale – and found life in his new home of London alienating, later describing the city as “a bitch … I experienced racism in a manner I had never experienced before”. But the sparkling ska of 1969’s Wonderful World, Beautiful People proved to be his breakthrough UK hit, reaching No 6 in the charts.

Its message of hope and unity carried with it a rebuke of the current state of the world (“cheating, backbiting, scandalising and hating”) and that blend of beautiful music and socially conscious lyrics became a core part of Cliff’s artistry. After writing Vietnam, a song pleading for the end to that war, Cliff later recalled: “The critics in London said, ‘Wow! How is he singing this kind of serious song and such a happy rhythm?’ And I said: Wow! I didn’t even realise I was doing that. I was just writing a song to a rhythm.”

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https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/nov/24/jimmy-cliff-jamaican-reggae-singer-actor-and-cultural-icon-dies-aged-81

Natbrowny:
Good question.

That VAR wey we ignore before will be revisited by medical unit

What if it's something that happened a long time ago, can medical still be able to prove it?

kilmot:
What if na the head only enter?

Hahaha
You dey craze

What is wrong with these people?

enemyofprogress:
says who?

Says 4:1

VO9 don VEXXXXXXXXXXXXX OOOOOO

We are soaring to the final…
VO9

We are finally on our way. No stopping US

That was a brilliant goal

Nigeria 🇳🇬 is still insisting they wouldn'tho to the world cup

Gabon 🇬🇦 is saying, Nigeria 🇳🇬 win this game so that you’d go to the World Cup but they are saying no we don't deserve to be there. So you win it.
LETS SEE!

They gave Nigeria more than enough chance to win this match but they refused to use them. SHAME!

Hope it's free because that would be great

People think that I am capping when l say that football has been taken over by the elites? Just take a look of the list.

“The draft budget provides not only for a freeze on APL in 2026, like several other social benefits, but also for the pure and simple elimination of this aid to foreign students from outside the European Union and not on scholarships.

Last Thursday, this measure escaped two motions of censure. According to the newspaper L'Indépendant, the measure, proposed in the draft budget tabled in the National Assembly, was confirmed by government spokesperson Maud Bregeon on Saturday October 18. But there is still adoption by Parliament for its entry into force.

According to the official, " this removal targets students from outside the European Union and not on scholarships ". And to explain the government's decision, he adds: " when a French person goes to study in the United States or China, he is not entitled to anything. At a time when efforts are being asked of the French, everyone can understand this measure ".

For many foreign students, including Algerians, personalized housing assistance (APL) constitutes important assistance, particularly due to the fact that they can only work a maximum of 964 hours per year.


Parliamentarians called to delete article 67 of the PLF

According to the Fondation pour le Logement association, " this measure is discriminatory and unfair ", emphasizing in a press release made public this Tuesday, October 21 that it is " the overwhelming majority of foreign students who would lose their APL rights if article 67 of the finance bill were adopted ".

The organization recalls that foreign students are already faced with great precariousness: isolation, differentiated registration fees, financial difficulties, complicated access to housing, lack of family fallback solution...

The Housing Foundation has taken the initiative of a petition to call on parliamentarians to delete article 67 of the PLF, alongside the Collective of Housing Associations, student associations and unions and teacher unions -researchers.

Source: https://www.visa-algerie.com/france-une-mauvaise-nouvelle-en-vue-pour-les-etudiants-algeriens/

omega25red:
Score is still NGA 0 COL 1 not sure what else you want

I wanted us to show support for our team by engaging with this thread and see if other people will comment

omega25red:
I don’t know sorry I’m watching on cable

No more interested

The OP is not engaging with this thread so I am out. Chao.

Unfollow…

omega25red:
Columbia has scored current score, Columbia 1 Nigeria 0

Is there 3rd best looser?

Please where can I watch it online?

omega25red:
Current score is 0-0 at 44 minutes

Looking at this sight it seems like everyone is asleep.

They are waiting for them to succeed first before they are being celebrated.

Watch…

India was the largest beneficiary of H-1B visas last year, accounting for 71% of approved beneficiaries, while China was a distant second at 11.7%, according to government data.

This people want to populate America?

"A single mother cries out for help after sending her 13-year-old daughter to her baby daddy during the just concluded holiday.

When she asked for her daughter to return and resume school, she was shockingly informed that the girl had fallen sick and later d!ed.

Sadly, they had already bûried her in Delta State."

This is so sad........

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Sonnobax15:

Normally naija na sweet country but na for people wey get money........

Good people,but being ruled by bad leaders.

So the so called bad leaders are not Nigerians?