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@TheAthleticFC There’s no way that’s a yellow card. Your tone says it all. Writing to suppress what was visibly a World Cup ending tackle. That’s a red card any day any time. The script is to have the usual suspects at the finals. Rubbish World Cup

As brilliant and utterly irrepressible as Lionel Messi is, there have been a few occasions during his illustrious career when opponents — and certainly opposition fans — have suggested that he has received “special treatment” from referees. What is certain is that, between scoring his first and second goals against Algeria, he got lucky. A challenge on Algeria captain Aissa Mandi, who was caught by Messi on his right calf and Achilles tendon, could have earned at least a yellow card — and plausibly a red card — but Polish referee Szymon Marciniak was content to award a free kick. It was a strange incident. Mandi was in control of the ball, going nowhere fast, and there was little prospect of dispossessing him from Messi’s position. To make a lunge like that, with his studs up, seemed incomprehensible, never mind dangerous. Special treatment? At the very least it was lenient refereeing. A yellow card would perhaps have been the most widely expected outcome — a red card second — but Messi was certainly lucky to get away scot-free. ✍️ @OliverKay FREE TO READ: nyti.ms/4vVqN2V

Senegal will beat France 2-1

The system is rigged to favour European countries

@Imranmuhdz Abi dem hand her over. Since they have decided to be clownish. If na south south nau or east, dem go wan kill even d trees.

Nigerian Troops Rescue Wife of Retired General Rabe Abubakar in Katsina.

Oge erula….

Jesus is glorified 🙌🏽

@Ndax_T They clearly don’t want a Haiti underdog story.

Les arbitres ont reçu des instructions pour éliminer certaines nations ???

Gaslighting God is a disservice to one’s own self.

@novieverest Gravity has nothing on Nigeria 😂😂😂. Market forces are only good for propulsion.

Oil Price - $105 Pump Price - ₦1340 Oil Price - $90 Pump Price - ₦1340. What do we call it?

Woke world cup

This is the problem with profiling. Even the ones wey no get intention go suffer from the problems of the other criminal group.

@EdimaInwang Jimenez Ikye reporting

Eddie Mendez reporting 👍👍👍

2 red cards for xenophobia 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣mputolikwanga isinkulu balala🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Humbhle_ak That’s BS. Anyone doing that is just being funny.

It annoys me so much when Igbo people murder Ibibio names. We live around and beside each other. What do you mean you can’t pronounce Abasifreke when I can say Ugochuckwu with ease ?

Project closed door 🤣🤣🤣

@KelvinAmata @NGSuperEagles He and Moses Simon. They have done enough

Nigeria 1 - 2 Portugal. My full time analysis: Zaidu Sanusi should be dropped from @NGSuperEagles. He is not a national team material.

@Brilamedia It’s common knowledge…he has done enough and we thank him for his service.

Do you agree? 🤔

@QueenUjunwa1 Ka d yam micha d nmanu…let it dela inside it …chineke nna 😂😂😂😂

You see that oil she is scooping out? If you merge it with white yam, you can finish a tuber of yam in one sitting!😍

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@nifemioguntoye Election gimmicks . Strengthening and fanning the Igbophobia flame. @tvcnewsng we see you through that facade

“Susan Rice and Al-Mustapha Got It Wrong” -Fmr DSS Assistant Director, Dennis Amachree reveals his account of how General Sani Abacha really died. In one of the most revealing editions of #BeyondTheHeadlines, I sat down with the former DSS chief to discuss some of the best kept secrets in the DSS from most his new book, DSS @ 40: My Journey Behind the Shield. From Abacha’s death to the Isa Pantami controversy, kidnapping as a criminal industry, political interference in intelligence, and untold stories from 35 years inside Nigeria’s intelligence community, this is a conversation packed with rare insights and remarkable revelations.