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Sports › Re: European Super League Controversy's: Be Sincere. (opinion) by Wallade(m): 4:34am On Apr 20, 2021

ThiagoKid:
UCL winner gets £82.4m

EPL winner gets £150m

Total= £232.4m

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For participating in European SUPER LEAGUE, you get £350m.

Winner gets £500m.

Now, tell me why ESL should not be formed?

Lalasticlala

Honestly, I like the idea. I think the majority of the fans don't understand it yet and the animosity against it by football governing bodies made fans and players more uncomfortable. Most people feel it is an attempt to change football competition.

However, it is simply the same process that started other football competition. The proposed European Super League is a competition anyway. It is not closed to other clubs, it is scheduled to start with the 15 selected clubs because they are the ones with the guts to challenge status quo. I believe they will accommodate other clubs when the league is eventually accepted.

Football is expensive business, maintenance of clubs and players are expensive. COVID 19 has impoverished the clubs and the big clubs are worst hit because they pay more bills.

The fans are worried champions and Europa leagues will be over for their clubs.

Players are worried they will be banned from all other competitions if they engage in ESL.

UEFA is cursing, threatening and ranting everywhere; trying to muscle and whip the differing clubs into line with threats and ambush tactics using players and fans against the clubs.

Guess what, UEFA and FIFA have no right to ban players unjustly from competitions for actions of their employers.

Football today has gone beyond just fans and stakeholders, it is majorly about the majority shareholders who are the big investors. They are the investors that stake their funds to make fans keep seeing their darling clubs competing.

How would Bruno Fernandez feel if Man Utd can't pay his salary anymore?

Ozil refused to have paycut but he feels the need to speak against club owners to earn more income for the club.

B. Dortmund was gonna Bleep Man Utd for 120million pounds in Sancho sale and demanding 150 million pounds for Harland sale yet they feel they have the right to criticize other clubs on attempt to earn more money.

Depreciating Pogba is asking for 500,000 pounds per week new contract so you can imagine, where will the money come from.

I laugh in the face of UEFA and FIFA

Politics › Re: NIN- SIM ; Linkage Top Northern Politicians Might Be Behind Pantami's Attack. by Wallade(m): 12:13am On Apr 19, 2021

P1PrinceKT:
Opinion; Since when the honourable minister of communication Malam Isah Ali Ibrahim Pantami has been mandated by President Muhammad Buhari to find a lasting solution to the insecurity that is facing the country over a decade ago the honourable minister works tirelessly to ensure it's end digitally.
Below are some of the reasons that caused them to attack him Politically.
1, Malam Isah is incorruptible Person.
2, Malam Isah is fearless person (that's why he has been a BH target)
I'm sure the coordinates attack is from the top #Northern leaders that feed themselves with terrorism activities through the southern Media company.
My reasons are that only them(Northern leaders) have that sophisticated political ideologies enough at their disposal to plan that attack and achieve it through southern Medias.
But their plan, surely should be in Vain.

Are you OK? Is Pantami a security official or what kind of nonsense did you write. Anyway, it seems you have been paid to do this job.

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Politics › Re: Do Other Countries Print Money As Claimed By Emefiele? (Fact Check) by Wallade(m): 8:21am On Apr 18, 2021

boogietrends:
There is nothing wrong in printing money especially when the country has a huge population to push the inflation over to. China did it, in fact China printed trillions to help build their economy and today they are better for it. If we have good economic managers in Nigeria, they should print trillions of naira to support infrastructure and not for recurrent expenditure.

So much for education, economics and finance. I have seen a lot of people justifying CBN and FGN on printing of money to support FGN obligations. I read many justifications and I could not stop laughing.

This Cable article presented a number of countries that created money, by printing or electronically. It mentioned US, UK, China, South Africa, Ghana, India etc. However, my question to the writer and everyone defending the FGN and CBN is this:

Did those countries print those monies or created those monies legally?

There is a process involved in creating money for the Federal Government of a Nation, the process requires the executive government to request for approval and make justifications for creating such emergency money by way of passing a bill to the national assembly to approve it and legalize the creation so it can be captured appropriately in the government books. This is expected before Central Banks or Federal Reserves can create the money.

This was done in all the US, UK and perhaps all the democratically governed countries you referred. Maybe China process could be different because of the style of government they operate moreover, any government of a Nation that does not go through the legal process of creating money has done illegal creation and that is actually fraud.

The monies CBN and FGN has been printing covertly in 2016/17 and most recently, that Emeifele is trying to justify can only be classified as illegal monies especially because there was no bill passed to that effect; no legal process supported the emergency printing.

It is a dangerous trend and regrettable action and I expect the government and CBN to be queried.

I also prefer the government create money by way of credits and loans to entrepreneurs, SMEs and artisans to improve productivity and create jobs rather than creating money to meet recurring expenditures like salary which will reccur every month.

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Politics › Re: Our Brother Is Going No Where by Wallade(m): 8:43pm On Apr 16, 2021

Fundamentalist:
For those calling for the resignation of our honourable minister of communications sheikh Dr. Isah Aliyu pantami. It's a waste of time , data and space. He is an accomplished academian , an IT specialist, a reputable Islamic scholar, a mentor , a youth and a nationalist. No form of propaganda and character assassination will make him resign. He has revolutionised the telecoms industry and those who want him gone are enemies of peace and security in Nigeria.

In sane climes, Nigerians would not have to call for his resignation. He would simply resign honourably. He needs no one to re-emphasize that he has lost the confidence and trust of Nigerians by being supportive of ISIS, Al Queda and other unbecoming behavior and statements.

Politics › Re: Gov. Obaseki Is Right, Emefiele Agrees To The Printing Of Money by Wallade(m): 8:28pm On Apr 16, 2021

usj:
Why is the federal Government not saying the truth, are they trying to turn Nigeria to Zimbabwe?

Central Bank of Nigeria (@cenbank) Tweeted:
The concept of printing of money is about lending money and that is our job...It will be irresponsible for the CBN or any Central Bank or Fed to stand idle and refuse to support its government at a time like this. #Emefiele https://twitter.com/cenbank/status/1382991152291397632?s=20[/quote]I had to visit CBN Twitter handle to be sure CBN and Emeifele actually posted this information.

I just had to conclude that Obaseki was right and if FGN in collaboration with CBN did that covert and illegal printing of money, they must have been doing several printing of money for diverse use.

I am terribly ashamed of CBN and it's management.

There was indeed a country - Nigeria.

Politics › Re: Gov. Obaseki Is Right, Emefiele Agrees To The Printing Of Money by Wallade(m): 8:06pm On Apr 16, 2021

Amaechi2023:
truth is many graduate of finance and economist don't really understand the financial system..
the economic explanation of finance is not a practical reality.
inflation is the constant increase in price of goods and services, but here in Nigeria inflation only happens when the naira looses its value to dollar.
Most people claiming printing of currency would trigger inflation are only doing so because their textbook told them so.
they've all lost the ability to think and innovate ways out of trouble.
today in Nigeria goods and services are being supplied in excess but no money to purchase those services.
people are filled with ideas to help the country but lack the resources to do so.
people are willing to work for lesser salaries but their organization that are producing are not generating enough income to even pay lesser salaries.
money should be relatively scarce not hyper scarce.
I encourage the govt to print as much money as possible to match the current inflation rate in the economy so people can be paid higher salaries and afford commodities being sold.

Hey, are you good, well and sound? I asked to know because your suggestion is ridiculous.

Business › Re: Ganduje, Others Reconcile Dangote, BUA Over Sugar Plant by Wallade(m): 6:40am On Apr 16, 2021

AllenSpencer:
Be screaming monopoly when you have no idea about the meaning.

Has anyone been stopped from competing with this industry leaders?

You are just jealous of the achievements of Northerners!

They dont make noise, they make it happen/

Unlike those that when they just open a shop in Lagos, they start claiming millionaire's to the whole wide world

Define Monopoly and explain the various types of monopoly?

Why are you suddenly bringing tribal sentiments into an intelligent discuss?

Who is jealous of the north or south? You should focus on becoming successful yourself and making money rather than being a tribal bigot and e-warrior typing from your hut.

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Politics › Re: Omojuwa: Buhari Was Expected To Appoint Ezekwesili As Minister by Wallade(m): 5:14pm On Apr 14, 2021

naijapips04:
Did you forge her signature, that is the question. He's throwing a lot of bones as distractions.

That is the main question? I also think CAC should also independently verify directors of companies registered or in the process of registration with the commission.

Business › Re: Beneficiaries Of CBN's AGSMEIS Loan Share Their Testimony by Wallade(m): 6:33am On Apr 13, 2021

NMFB and CBN are either confused and uncertain about this AGSMEIS or unwilling to tell the truth about the fate of the program.

If they don't want to push the program anymore, they should state it clearly. The process is so complicated, frustrating and disappointing.

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Nairaland General › Re: DSTV Running Too Many Commercial Advertisements by Wallade(op): 7:32am On Apr 12, 2021

Jashub:
Another thing that disgusts me about that cable company is the fact that they exploit us by not offering pay-per view.

Yes. They often display obsolete and old movies and they repeat the movies so much that you get tired of watching.

I don't think Nigerians get adequate value from the paytv. The value is just on football and a few other programme.

Nairaland General › DSTV Running Too Many Commercial Advertisements by Wallade(op): 10:01pm On Apr 11, 2021

It is so unusual to see too many commercials on DSTV these days. It is so annoying when watching a program and you see commercials pop up for few minutes while watching a favorite program. DSTV don't just run the advert as subset on TV screen but they actually interrupt the program to run commercials for minutes.

DSTV started doing the commercials during live football matches, especially EPL.

Did DSTV suddenly become another LTV or NTA?

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Tottenham Hotspur Vs Manchester United (1 - 3) On 11 April 2021 by Wallade(m): 6:44pm On Apr 11, 2021

hefelove:
Oya use your 1-3 to carry league na

E dey pain you ba

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Business › Re: CBN Suspends All Loans To NIRSAL As Corruption Scandal Rocks Anchor Borrowers, by Wallade(m): 7:18am On Apr 03, 2021

I observed that the commentators on this thread have mixed up the two separate organizations: NIRSAL MFB is not NIRSAL.

However, I think the loan process are entirely messed up with graft, favoritism and others

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Romance › Re: Should Someone Confess To Her Fiance After Cheating? by Wallade(m): 4:50pm On Mar 31, 2021

capitalzero:
It is either she quits now or face consequence later.
Luke 8:27 and 1 Tim 5:24

It is funny when you quote Bible on this case. She has the option to shut up forever or confess and face the consequences.

If I am in her shoes, I will shut up about it forever.

Celebrities › Re: Pete Edochie: Feminism Is Why Women Get Beaten Up In Marriage by Wallade(m): 4:03pm On Mar 31, 2021

saphiere:
First it was: If your husband is cheating, buy him condoms.

Now it is: Feminism Is Why Women Get Beaten Up In Marriage.

How is women empowerment the reason for women getting beaten?

If these are not symptoms of old age what are they?

Modified:
I got it now. He means when women get empowered, their husbands beat them cause they are scared their wives would be doing better than them.
Men and their low self-esteem.

Is feminism now woman empowerment

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Romance › Re: Should Someone Confess To Her Fiance After Cheating? by Wallade(m): 3:58pm On Mar 31, 2021

capitalzero:
Sexual intercourse is not a secret. 2 parties are involved.

Ok. If you are in their shoes, don't keep it a secret. Tell the whole world.

Romance › Re: Should Someone Confess To Her Fiance After Cheating? by Wallade(m): 3:51pm On Mar 31, 2021

IjeBos:
Nothing stays secret forever. Esp. when a 3rd party is involved.

That is why you should not inform a second or third or more party. That is your secret, not the one you spilled

Celebrities › Re: Timi Dakolo & Busola Celebrate Their 9th Wedding Anniversary (Pix, Video) by Wallade(m): 3:47pm On Mar 31, 2021

Anigreat:

Useless Olosho woman and a broke simp husband.

Thankfully they didn't succeed when they were trying desperately to dragged Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo on rape scandal, and they didn't see any shishi.

Oh shut up and don't spoil the day for us all.

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Romance › Re: Should Someone Confess To Her Fiance After Cheating? by Wallade(m): 3:46pm On Mar 31, 2021

Verysmart101:
Really!!!! Who told u someone can take a deep secret to d grave? Stop giving out bad advices

You can keep a secret forever, that is what I meant by the statement - "take it to your grave".

That is what keeps it a secret.

Romance › Re: Should Someone Confess To Her Fiance After Cheating? by Wallade(m): 3:06pm On Mar 31, 2021

prettyheart:
Good evening,

Please this is not my situation, so don't take it personal. It's not real.

Please if someone sleeps with an EX like few weeks to the wedding ceremony, should the person confess to the Fiance or just keep it and repent? Assuming the fiance is a pastor in a Bible believing church, should such a person confess, and will the pastor forgive? should the person confess after wedding or before wedding? I believe confession is right. Or is keeping mute the best?

It is just a question, it is not real and it is not my situation... I am even a guy.

Take care....

Never confess such immortality except you want to take a risk with that marriage. End the amorous relationship with the ex-lover and take the secret to your grave.

Politics › Re: Tinubu To FG: Recruit 50 Million Youths Into Army To Fight Insecurity by Wallade(m): 10:39pm On Mar 29, 2021

lalasticlala:
https://punchng.com/insecurity-recruit-50-million-youths-into-army-tinubu-urges-fg/

Mr Tinubu is still behind the recent times. The art of war has gone beyond major dependence on human resources. Today, war is majorly dependent on artificial intelligence, advanced weaponry and technology and less but technically sound human resources.

Example:
A few drones can effectively source intelligence, man and take-down threats in the whole of Zambisa forest without wasting a human resource.

Please note:
FGN, Nigerian Army, Nigerian Airforce, Nigerian Police.

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Sports › Re: French Clubs Refuse To Release African Players For AFCON Qualifiers by Wallade(m): 10:23pm On Mar 18, 2021

rexwalters:
Stop exhibiting your ignorance, African Nations cup qualifier, is not World Cup qualifiers.

It does not matter whether it is World Cup Qualifier or ANC qualifier, the nations have right of first refusal, despite the clubs desires, on any of their players for any national engagement.

Sports › Re: French Clubs Refuse To Release African Players For AFCON Qualifiers by Wallade(m): 10:20pm On Mar 18, 2021*

rexwalters:
FIFA has given the clubs the prerogative to do what they want, what happened to the local players? Isn’t it African Nations cup qualifiers they are coming for? Why not use home based players?

When did FIFA give such prerogative. Can you refer us to the documents or statement by FIFA. FIFA will always uphold the preference of the national team above the choice of the club in cases of conflict on player national callups.

There is a CHAN ANC organized by CAF for home based players.

As per the major ANC, the nation must be availed the opportunity to use their players by the club except in case of injury and the player will still need to be certified injured by the national team to allow him stay away from ANC if invited.

Do you also know that work permit renewal and award for foreign players in most of the European countries requires expected number of national caps.

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Sports › Re: French Clubs Refuse To Release African Players For AFCON Qualifiers by Wallade(m): 9:59pm On Mar 18, 2021*

That decision is ill informed, if the African Nations take them up with FIFA and CAS. The French clubs can not defend their position on the matter.

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Politics › Re: WTO DG Okonjo-Iweala Visits Osinbajo, Expresses Her Appreciation by Wallade(m): 6:19am On Mar 17, 2021

kettykin:
What exactly did Osinbajo do for NOI
This woman should be very careful because she is a threat to some people's ambition whose only qualification is that they are loyal to some nincompoop

Why are you being disrespectful? She has her reason for the visit to Osinbajo.

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Politics › Re: WTO DG Okonjo-Iweala Visits Osinbajo, Expresses Her Appreciation by Wallade(m): 6:17am On Mar 17, 2021

Zzor:
I don't like this woman, her sabi sabi too much, she will be doing as if she's the only one that knows how to do everything,madam ITK mtchewww

Oh shut up. Stop being Jealous, you know say she sabi

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Politics › Re: Ahmed Indimi And His Pet - A White Lion (Photos) by Wallade(m): 6:35am On Mar 15, 2021

EXOUSIAng:
You are one then dumasses

You are embarrassed by your uninformed state of mind and ignorance. I can understand why you are reacting with tantrums.

Politics › Re: Ahmed Indimi And His Pet - A White Lion (Photos) by Wallade(m): 10:36pm On Mar 14, 2021

NobleEugene5:
bruz we r in Nigeria �

Yes, I know. That was just a response to the other man that claimed to be well informed.

Politics › Re: Ahmed Indimi And His Pet - A White Lion (Photos) by Wallade(m): 8:39pm On Mar 14, 2021

Depends. Provided you have the right permits, and documentation, and follow the rules, you can keep a wild animal like that in a sane country.

What about the safety of others, your neighbors?

Politics › Re: Ahmed Indimi And His Pet - A White Lion (Photos) by Wallade(m): 8:34pm On Mar 14, 2021*

EXOUSIAng:
Look at your bankrupt mindset...
So Dubai is not a sane country, USA is not a sane country....
Come out of that cave you are living.
In sane countries rich people keep exotic pets. this is one of them...
stop being myopic

I wonder who is bankrupt minded or myopic between the both of us. Let me educate you:

As per USA:
4 states have no laws on keeping dangerous wild animals as pets: Alabama, Nevada, North Carolina, and Wisconsin.
6 states do not ban or regulate keeping big cats as pets: Alabama, Nevada, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Delaware, and Oklahoma.
21 states ban all dangerous exotic pets, while the rest allow certain species or require permits.
35 states ban keeping big cats as pets, with varying exemptions, requirements, and levels of enforcement.

Now based on that information, majority of the states recognize the danger of keeping such dangerous animals as pet hence they banned it. If 35 states out of 50 banned it, then it is safe to assume that majority of the states in the USA are sane with respect to keeping big cats as pets.

As per UAE:
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has outlawed the keeping of wild animals, like lions or tigers, as pets. For some in the oil-rich Gulf State, owning the likes of a cheetah is a status symbol, but they now risk jail or a fine. - BBC news: January 4, 2017.

Besides, can you live beside a neighbor who has a lion or big cats as pets? How safe would you feel?

I bet you will be another prey waiting to be feasted upon in that your cave called house.

Politics › Re: Ahmed Indimi And His Pet - A White Lion (Photos) by Wallade(m): 9:30am On Mar 14, 2021

In a sane country, Animal Control Authority or Animal Rights Group would evacuate the animal from his custody, with or without his consent. No one has the right to keep a wild and very dangerous animal like lion as a pet. The animal belongs to the zoo or wild.

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Politics › Re: PPPRA sets Guiding Price Of Petrol For March At ₦211.11 Per Litre by Wallade(m): 6:29am On Mar 12, 2021

bigfish3k:
If you have deregulated
What are you still doing with PPPRA and petroleum equalization fund

Deceivers. Taquiyya

Good question!

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