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@RightKingTodd @FearedBuck He is a Nigerian!

@FearedBuck He'll be injured by game 2, out for the season by game 7, and done with the NFL by season 2 or 3.

The Philadelphia Eagles drafted a 21 year old Nigerian who has never played football but stands 6’5”, 306 lbs with 6% body fat, a 39” vertical, a 10’10” broad jump that is 14 inches longer than any other defensive tackle at the HBCU combine, and a 4.63 40 yard dash

@guylikesolomon The wicked producer ?

“I can finally speak my truth — I’m expecting a child with Young Jonn, and yes, we’ve been in a relationship since the release of our hit song ‘Stamina.’ What we share goes beyond music, and this is a beautiful new chapter for us.” — Tiwa Savage

@pbtips_ @LeaguesReporter Mikel fit do am, but this time not him, it’s Iwobi

@LeaguesReporter E fit be Mikel like that😂🤲🏽

🎙 Victor Osimhen narrates how Kelechi Iheanacho helped him. "In 2017 in Uyo, I went to collect boots from Kelechi Iheanacho. His roommate at the time, who was a big player, chased me away. Iheanacho frowned at his actions and stopped him, held my hand, and took me into his room.”

@Wizarab10 That’s N210,000,000,000,000.

Do you know what N210 Trillion is? Money has never been our problem. We are just a wicked people.

@Moroccanfoot94 The world saw it!

They tried to convince the whole world we needed referees to win… 😂 Get outta here, man 💀😂

@ProsMarocains You have only succeeded in displaying your ignorance in public! You know within yourself that the reason you gave isn’t justifiable.

Many people wondered why the ball boys tried to move the towels that was placed near the Senegal goalkeeper’s goal. For viewers outside Africa, it is important to understand that in African football there have been well-known precedents where some teams resort to rituals or symbolic practices, sometimes placing objects near the goal in an attempt to gain a psychological or symbolic advantage. While such acts are not fully acceptable, they were not the main reason for any disruption during the game. The reaction of the ball boys were therefore a preventive and protective gesture, intended to keep the match focused purely on football and free from any external influence. This explanation is meant to clarify the situation for international audiences who may not be familiar with these cultural realities.

@MayGistv You people are just making a mountain out of a mole hill. It’s not that serious pls.

iShowSpeed's recent tour of Africa unintentionally revealed some uncomfortable truths that we need to address. Other African countries clearly understood the assignment. South Africa offered him three days of well-organized, creative experiences, including car racing and visits to zoos and wildlife reserves. Eswatini maintained the safari vibe, while Rwanda provided gorilla encounters and structured activities. Kenya impressed with vibrant matatus, cultural dances, and authentic Maasai tribe experiences, showcasing history, nature, and pride. The result? Record streams, global attention, and respect. However, Nigeria's presentation was disorganized. Upon arrival in Lagos, iShowSpeed was met by aggressive street touts demanding money. The behavior of some "celebrities" was embarrassing. An interview with Egungun was awkward, filled with pointless questions and mispronunciations. Other personalities chased clout but were ignored. There was a lack of coordination and structure, replaced by inflated egos. Instead of showcasing Nigeria's culture, creativity, and history, iShowSpeed was overwhelmed with noise, superficial celebrity, and desperation, making the experience feel more like begging than tourism. Consequently, he left the next day, not out of dislike for Nigeria, but because no one could provide him with a worthwhile experience, even for a single day. While other countries used creativity to gain global respect, Nigeria's reputation as the "giant of Africa" suffered. The celebrities failed to promote the country, instead dragging it down with chaos, noise, and poor planning. This was more than just a bad impression; it was a missed opportunity and a wake-up call. We are capable of better, but only if we are honest with ourselves.

@egi_nupe The Coach did very well, infact he should be rewarded. The officiating left a lot to be desired but his actions reset the game.

Senegalese Head Coach should face disciplinary action for his misconduct, despite winning the competition. Even if the referee’s decision was not favourable to your team, it’s part of the game. But ordering your players to leave the pitch while the game time was still on was completely unprofessional and unacceptable. Had Sane not salvaged the situation, what would have happened? Forfeit the match and let the host team have the trophy? What would have become of the one goal lead his team had? Africa should set a clear precedent that bad behaviours are not our way of life.

Let’s gooooooo @NGSuperEagles 🇳🇬 #AFCON

@zamzmetax Nigeria 3-1 Morroco

@drpenking Base on the ones you know, did you hear of Segun Odegbami? Christian Chukwu, Thunder Balogun, Segun Ogedengbe? I bet you didn’t . These Men deserve a place in Nigeria’s Best XI.

Nigeria Best XI in history!! 🇳🇬 Who is missing here and who shouldn’t be here?

@MickyJnr__ The Algerian players were very disrespectful to him.

This is one of the points raised by Algeria following their defeat to Nigeria yesterday. According to the Algerian camp, referee Issa Sy showed a lack of respect and sportsmanship toward their players. They claim that after the final whistle, the manner in which he shook hands with Algerian players was noticeably different from how he greeted the Nigerian players. Algeria are now calling on CAF to remove the referee from the remainder of the tournament and send him home. Watch the video carefully and share your thoughts. #AFCON2025 #AFCONwithMicky

@AyoOguntade Agbaya ni ę, in your head now you have made a statement! Clear example of ‘fools grow old too’ learn to be reasonable.

Osihmen is an arrogant guy. Could not even join team prayers. No respect for the fans. You are a disgrace OSIHMEN.

@petrejoe @lordjuno The European clubs want you go and play for them. Jealous for nothing.

I see why no European team wants Osihmen , mehn he has a terrible attitude… you are leading 3-0 and you still openly fighting with your team mate even your opponents have to calm you down

@footbolmatter10 @TER_S00 All this Anti Osimhen comments must stop immediately! Give this Guy a free pass, his actions are just borne out of patriotism and passion for the Nation. If he leaves the team today there won’t be Super Eagles.

Osimhen calm down abeg, It no reach to shout, yes your message is clear, it’s a team game. But Bruno can shoot from there when it’s 3:0. Scoring for Nigeria in AFCON tournament is a dream and rare achievement for anybody not to talk of a defender.

@SmaAfc @tier_1st @Ham_mayour X suppose suspend your account for this your hate speech! Delete it!!

@tier_1st @Ham_mayour Na people weh dey hype this mid player I blame. If no be say our board useless, people like this no suppose dey make our squad list.

A player with no discipline. He does this all the time shouting at an important member of the squad just because the other player is calm-headed. This is one of the attitude issues Chelsea PR have complained about.

@SmaAfc @tier_1st @Ham_mayour You get football sense at all?

@tier_1st That’s such an irresponsible statement to make for someone who isn’t on the pitch!

FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, in Ochigba, Ahoada East LGA of Rivers State, to attend the End of the year Thanksgiving Service, organised by former Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives,  Rt. Hon.  Chibudom Nwuche, in Ochigba,  his hometown.

Merry Christmas 🎄