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@dixtopian @Osassami @omaakatugba He clearly wrote "Asians generally". How do you confine what was generalised. If the scope has to keep shrinking to make the statement true, then the statement wasn’t true to begin with.

@delefaz @Osassami @omaakatugba Surely! The logical conclusion given what is being discussed should be to confine your observations to Asian countries where Rice is a staple food. Conversations require a little mental effort.

Yet Japanese and Asians generally are hardly fat. They eat a lot of rice.

@KwaoBuabeng @Osassami @omaakatugba If it’s down to insults, then there’s no real discussion left. I’ve made my point.

@KwaoBuabeng @Osassami @omaakatugba Haba, he clearly wrote Japanese and "Asians". So Middle and South East Asia are no longer part of Asia? Or is there an issue with your eyes?

@lumide0b @Osassami @omaakatugba If the OP meant only Japan, China, and Korea, then he should have said East Asia, not "Asians generally". That's over-generalising, bcause Asia includes regions with high and rising obesity rates too.

@delefaz @Osassami @omaakatugba Bro, I know. It doesn't change fact we all know OP was not referring to Myanmar or Nepal 😏 anyway data you shared in links only tells us it's a recent trend for Asians in general to get obese, so high 🍚 not causing their obesity. Thus data doesn't invalidate OP Ratings /200

@lumide0b @Osassami @omaakatugba Asia is not limited to Japanese, Chinese and Koreans. Those in the middle east, and Asia-pacific are also core Asians. There are ongoing discourse on the obesity issue in the region. Take a peep here: japscjournal.com/articles/obesi…

@delefaz @Osassami @omaakatugba No I don't But just like you I know the inference is for "Japanese, Chinese and Koreans" that we have visual reference of based on foreign media we consume and those in Africa. It's not that hard to understand

@KwaoBuabeng @McPayne19 @omaakatugba So middle east isn't part of Asia? He clearly said Japanese and "Asians".

@delefaz @McPayne19 @omaakatugba Clearly they are talking about east Asians. If people want to specify middle east they would say that

@lumide0b @Osassami @omaakatugba You mean countries in the Asian continent is not in the statistics presented? You think Asians are just Japanese?

@delefaz @Osassami @omaakatugba Your arguing for arguing sake, the specific population In the tweet you're responding to is not in statistics you're presenting. If You want to use data to counter common perceptions that's not how to do it

@SqlguyML @omaakatugba Check here data.worldobesity.org/rankings/?age=…

@delefaz @omaakatugba Would like to see this stat in comparison to the west and Africa of course.

@Osassami @omaakatugba Japanese, Chinese and Koreans are a subsection of the Asian continent, their statistics doesn't speak for the entire Asian continent. Take a quick peek through this site data.worldobesity.org/rankings/?age=…. Every country has some level of obesity.

@delefaz @omaakatugba We all know he’s referring to Japanese, Chinese and Koreans. They are rarely fat

@McPayne19 @omaakatugba Yes, that's for a subsection of the Asians that he said are "hardly" fat. Middle East are also part of Asia and a quick peek through data.worldobesity.org/rankings/?age=… shows that they have significant percentage of obesity.

@delefaz @omaakatugba This stat is for seasia. Now do for world general population

@BankyGee_ Is Hannah Hampton a cricket player or Catallina coll a basketball player? Nnadozie is good but those aforementioned are better than her.

In the female footballing world, I don't believe there's any goalkeeper that's better than Chiamaka Nnadozie. Yes, there's none. I've watched her in two World Cups, like two WAFCONs, at the Olympics and in both Paris FC and currently at Brighton. She outperforms every other goalkeeper in most of the competitions she finds herself. She is currently the highest rated goalkeeper in the Barclay's Women Super League with a @FotMob average rating of 7.33 and she just joined this season. She is the goalkeeper to win you trophies, which she proved at her former club, Paris FC, winning them their first ever Coupe de France Feminine, saving two penalties in the shootout after holding PSG to a 0–0 draw in regulation time. Her reflexes are very sharp for a female goalkeeper, her awareness and her confidence level are just world-class and the Super Falcons are lucky to have such a great goalkeeper, she's the greatest female Nigerian goalkeeper in my books, the best in Africa (confirmed thrice at the CAF Awards) and the ABSOLUTE BEST IN THE WORLD!

@Chanch0o @Odd_Legal @ufcontnt Weight disadvantage? They are both 186.

@Odd_Legal @ufcontnt Honestly Israel lacks IQ on the ground… you know there’s an obvious weight disadvantage and you want to give you back to a wrestler? not smart at all. Izzy is great but seeing him on the ground just pisses me off

Joe Pyfer picked up the biggest win of his career, finishing Israel Adesanya! 💪 💥 😮‍💨 #UFCSeattle | Stream TNT Sports on HBO Max

@Footballtweet But Ronaldo Nazario wore the name " Ronaldinho" on his jersey with number 18 during the Olympics games in Atlanta 96.

🗣️🇧🇷 Ronaldinho: “I was nicknamed ‘Ronaldinho’ because of Ronaldo Nazário… My nickname was born the first time I was called up to the Brazil national team. Ronaldo was already in that squad, so since I was the youngest, they had to call me ‘Ronaldinho’, “little Ronaldo”. It’s that simple. From then on, the name stayed with me forever. The name came naturally. It wasn’t something I chose — it just happened.”

@CAFwomen So @CAFwomen, @CAF_Online, wow, you actually saw Esther’s G/A compilations? I thought your vision only works when it’s time to conveniently “not notice” obvious performances while picking that Top 3 women African Footballer. Truly remarkable how selective clarity can be. 👍

Switch the shin guards all you want. The vision stays the same. Okoronkwo finds you. 🎯

@IamFreshPrinz27 @Nsukka_okpa My point is simple: the Golden Boot wasn’t won by Esther Okoronkwo as @Nsukka_okpa claimed, it went to Ghizlane Chebbak. Also, Ijamilusi Folashade is 25, not 17. Whether our girls deserved to win is a separate debate, but @Nsukka_okpa shouldn’t twist facts to fit an agenda.

@delefaz @Nsukka_okpa Now look at those categories again and tell me Nigeria didn't deserve to win at least 4 except you've not been following women's football

Nigerian beat Morocco to win the WAFCON. Ajibade won player of the tournament. Esther Okoronkwo won Golden boot. Madugu, Nigerian Coach was unbeaten. 17 Years old Ijamilusi scored in the final. But see Who CAF gave all the awards 😂

🚨🗣️ Pep Guardiola: "Look at what is happening around the world, we are becoming in an incredible chaos and nobody moves one finger." "Everything is behind-the-scenes. The world is going to collapse and still we are here talking about either dark arts of one team or another team. There are more important things than that."

@IamFreshPrinz27 @Nsukka_okpa That shouldn't mean one should deliberately replace facts with fallacies.

@delefaz @Nsukka_okpa Okay, does that take away the obvious? CAF have been rewarding Morocco and we know they don't deserve to win most of those awards

@Omojuwa Back in 2008, @CAF_Online went as far as introducing a completely different award category just to deny Egypt’s Aboutrika the African Footballer of the Year,because he isn't playing in Europe, instead handed it to Emmanuel Adebayor who didn't win any major tournament that year.

I didn't see Henry Nwosu's AFCON final goal live but I watched it on Youtube. It was a goal. CAF should look into that 1988 final. The 2000 final should come right after. Victor Ikpeba's penalty was a goal. I knew it when it was played, even though the referee that was close to it somehow missed it. Except that he didn't, his decision was by design. CAF have more honorary AFCON titles to give away.