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Heat and brain = senselessness!! ![]() |
SE Ppl, I don’t understand how TROPICAL ppl wear Headwarmers like Santa Claus in the African HEAT?? This ☝🏿cracked me up ![]() |
tiger28:Fantastically put together! |
Peter Obi will mature as a politician when he understands that belittling his country and political rivals is not the path to relevance or success. In contrast, Jagaban tends to concentrate on his policies and the value he brings to the nation rather than attacking his opponents. It appears that Obi becomes particularly animated when criticizing the state of the country, but if this is his approach, he should first address the issues from his tenure in Anambra, including the investments he made in his family business with public funds. One cannot point fingers at others while ignoring their own shortcomings. Peter Obi has a lot to learn.. |
onatisi:If the Atiku/Obi ticket failed to beat Buhari, who was largely ineffective, how do you expect this ticket to overcome Jagaban, the president who can genuinely showcase all his achievements as the leader of Nigeria? |
Putinofrussia:Just like the rest, Obi is utterly oblivious; one cannot be overly sentimental and anticipate thriving as a politician anywhere globally. Politics requires a functional strategy and adherence to it; no indecisiveness and no wavering. You must have faith in yourself and the system you've created... This is the reason why politicians like Jagaban will always be successful. |
It is quite entertaining how IBB continues to earn respect even after enduring years of harsh criticism from Nigerians. This situation is no longer typical; it is truly a blessing. May the Almighty God bless each and every one of us, even when our adversaries wish to see us fail. |
Nnambi Kanu has truly made a grave misstep. The situation in Nigeria is unique and complex, and he would have benefited from listening more and speaking less. Instead of allowing professionals to manage his case, he chose to act impulsively. Now, confined and powerless, he resembles a useless screen door on a submarine resting at the ocean's depths. Meanwhile, the very people he claimed to represent have moved on with their lives, showing little patience for his misguided actions. It’s likely that he is now reflecting on the critical decisions he failed to make when he had the chance, regretting the unnecessary blunders that have led him to this point. Hopefully, other will learn from this savage error.. |
Lets see how long it will take for things to fall apart as usual |
Basic123:I firmly believe that the scenario of wizkid is better than Fela was initiated by a lowlife member of the wizkid FC seeking attention for their social media account. On the flip side, Seun Kuti also craved attention on his social media, and before we knew it, everything escalated. This is completely unnecessary. I can guarantee that you will never see any Jamaican artist or FC member disrespecting Bob Marley's name, no matter the circumstances. Nigerians need to dedicate more time to reading, conducting research, and enhancing their overall knowledge. Not everything should be aired on social media; we must show respect. Currently, wizkid holds the title of champion, but let us not forget that tomorrow is another day; eventually, another talented young musician will also bring wizkid down. Karma has a way of coming back around! We need to exercise caution. |
Seun Kuti simply needs to simmer down and focus more on making music. Enough of him constandly degrading the legacy of this incredible man |
Tgini:On point! For individuals who have never encountered money, any form of wealth is significant; they often confuse the value of a good reputation and peace of mind with any type of wealth, irrespective of its origin. |
It is amusing how some people only see above their nose; this quick Nicki Minaj's political fame will die very soon, and the repercusion may last forever. Wise up; not all money is good money |
Losers! |
naptu2:Nothing but the truth. Bravo to Reno! |
Idiko1:Not every woman. Only God understands what Bassey's father did that caused his wife to leave with all their children. This is not to condemn the man, but there are numerous terrible men who are burdens (toxic) to their wives and children. Therefore, we should refrain from hastily judging any of these individuals. Let us simply wish for them to resolve their issues and move forward. |
alphonsojidebab:This situation is highly sensitive. It would be fair not to rush to judgment regarding this father. Clearly, when this situation started, the children were very young, too young to fully grasp what was happening. The mother's choice to flee with the children indicates that the man did not abandon them. Naturally, the children were with their mother, which is why they can only see one perspective. Their father may not be flawless, but he did not abandon them; there are one or two reasons why their mother took them away from him. A common mistake men make in such situations is failing to pursue the woman to fight for their children. Particularly, the Igbo men tend to be too prideful to chase after a woman who no longer wants them. Now that Bassey is an adult, I would advise him to engage with his father by accepting his apologies and moving forward. I would also suggest that the father refrain from trying to explain what transpired 18 years ago, as this could reopen a wound that has not fully healed. Simply accept the apology and find a way to coexist as father and son. The pressing question is, what about the other boys? Is the father also seeking forgiveness from them? |
Seun insults everybody’s fathers, mothers, uncles, aunties, brothers, sisters and even pastor. Now that his father is being disrespected the boy is crying…I say cry me a river; what goes around also comes around. |
Yes, Seun may be a b00dyf000l, but Wizkid will regret this statement when the time is right. I hope he wises up and apologizes for being careless before its too late. |
King Ganusi (aka kwam zero) orchestrated all these antics through his actions. The man is unaware of his father or his true origins, yet he believed it was acceptable to be crowned in the land of his stepfather. |
Kemetian:Indeed, Trump might be seen as foolish and deceitful, but would you feel content bringing in a group of individuals from a struggling nation, providing them with food and shelter... only to find that a few years later, this same group has established a fraudulent scheme to exploit the very country that offered them refuge? While it may not apply to all Somalis, a significant portion of this group is either participating in or aware of the extensive scam occurring in Minnesota. How would that make you feel? |
chopnaira:This is just the beginning, Atiku himself will soon defect to APC… it is a matter of time for ADC (Another Defeat Coming) to fall apart. |
WizKid should be smarter, and don't respond or say anything to disrespect Fela Anikulapo Kuti. The best response is to simple continue to show respect/ love for Fela and his fans. Nothing else is better. |
frog12:Reading the mess you just posted tells me that you possess a damaged mindset; you don’t get the point not because you’re not a good person, but simply because you can’t. No time to waste…Have a great wkend |
frog12:It's perfectly fine to have disagreements; it's not a major issue. However, it becomes a significant problem when you confront your teammate during a game broadcasted worldwide. Even the opposing team member had to step in to calm you down; this reflects poorly on you. The only way to justify this behavior is if you are also a pure water hawker... Nothing else makes sense. |
okeke6969:This is not accurate; I firmly believe the coach is to blame. The coach should have established a solid set of rules and regulations that should be followed at all time by the players. It is obvious that this was not done at all or done properly. Osimhen's actions suggest that the team lacks both structure and respect for the coach. Based on my experience in organized sports, it is essential for all team members to adhere to the established rules. One of these rules emphasizes the importance of respecting the team, each other, and the coach. Osimhen has violated this specific rule; when you publicly criticize or attack a teammate, it clearly indicates a lack of respect for the team, your fellow players, and the coach. This is completely unacceptable... In a well-organized country, a player like this would be sent home immediately. So let's think outside the box for once and be honest. Osimhen is entirely in the wrong. Moreover, I can guarantee that he will never exhibit such disrespectful behavior when he is with his team in Turkey. |
okeke6969:If you act inappropriately, people will use their left hand to indicate your father's residence. Osimhen's conduct in public during a globally televised event is utterly uncivilized and intolerable. This is the reason his background is under scrutiny. Anyone hailing from a cultured environment and a respectable upbringing would have managed the situation in a different manner. Going after this writer is a sign of weakness and lacks logic; let's consider alternative perspectives for once. Osimhen has brought this upon himself, and he has no one to blame but himself. |
The question everyone should be asking is: DOES OSIMHEN BEHAVE THIS WAY WHEN HE IS PLAYING FOR HIS TEAM IN TURKEY? If the answer is no, then it simply means he is being selective with the way he handles himself on the field; this is unacceptable simply because he clearly knows what his is doing...His behavior is intentional and disrespectful. He needs to work on himself or he should be checked by his national team's coach. It is totally unacceptable for a player to behave in a certain way when he's representing his country vs when he's playing for his team. |
A specific group in the country has found themselves in a difficult situation; they are enclosed by tall, sturdy walls with no escape. Has Atiku's daughter secured her ADC ticket to cast her vote for Peter Obi? ![]() |
Atiku remains one of the reasons why Nigeria doesn't have a stable power supply; he represents everything that is wrong with Nigeria. He should be ashamed of himself. |
A message from his country, Dubai ![]() |