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@ErlingRoIe Why?

A country with decency. He shouldn’t even be walking a free man

@KwameA__B Why?

THOMAS PARTEY SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN SELECTED FOR THE WORLD CUP. AN UNNECESSARY DISTRACTION.

@Replay_remix A serious country follows the rule of law not emotions

A serious country would've asked Partey to wait until his issues are resolved before being called up, now look at this international embarrassment 🤦🏽‍♀️

@AishaDaughter Your actions already showed there is no African unity

Exactly.. well said sis.

@LFCLaurie U expected his life to halt because if accusations?? There is a reason we say innocent until proven guilty

Fair play to Canada but the fact the Ghanaian FA have allowed him to be in the squad in the first place is absolutely despicable.

@FabrizioRomano @Dan_Sheldon_ Why?. For a people that claim to uphold the rule of law, they are quick to condemn men outside the rule if law

🚨🇬🇭 Thomas Partey, denied access to Canada and not available for Ghana opening game at the World Cup — reports @Dan_Sheldon_.

@delayghana We Ghanaians prefer the olde ways . Its more fun when we banter

Is Nigeria supporting Ghana 🇬🇭 or we are going to go back to the old way of doing things around here 🤐😁😁😁😁😁😁

@NigeriaStories What the fuck is this .. Why this speech, the full force should have been applied ages ago

“To bandits, kidnappers, and sponsors of terror, Surrender now or face the full force of the Nigerian state. This window of surrender will not remain open forever, no mercy will be shown to those who trade in the blood of Nigerians” ~ President Bola Tinubu says

The African diaspora needs to stop treating this as just another online debate. If South Africa wants to normalise the mistreatment, humiliation and scapegoating of other Africans, then Africans outside South Africa should respond economically and culturally. Stop watching South African films and shows. Stop buying South African wine. Stop buying South African products. Stop promoting South African tourism. Stop rewarding a country that treats vulnerable Africans as disposable while still expecting African solidarity, African markets and African cultural support. This is not hatred of ordinary South Africans. It is a refusal to support a system and a social climate that dehumanises other Africans while calling it patriotism. If African lives matter, then African money, attention and cultural support should also matter. At this point, it is a moral obligation! I for one, I am done!

@mfc_mrpage None.

Unbiased; Which African nation do you think will represent Africa best at this World Cup?

@_ShaunKeyz And well earned

Today’s game against Mexico made me realise that many African countries seem to hate South Africa. It’s kinda sad.

@GivenchySiir @_ShaunKeyz Wanting that is not xenophobic but attacking people ,injuring and killing immigrants, denying them access to health services ?? That is XENOPHOBIC . Y'all walk into black migrants shops and say we are taking over the shop.. Who does that?

@_ShaunKeyz If wanting everyone who lives in South Africa to be documented makes us xenophobic then we are at this point.

@Khoibooi @jeremyb___ Lol. Not when u are not even allowed to step foot there

@im_azariah @jeremyb___ That is how land ownership works my friend, a willing buyer makes a deal with a willing seller. We don’t simply kick people out with no plan and no skills. You should try it

@Khoibooi @jeremyb___ Good for u . Now swear on your name that u can buy land in any part of south Africa u want

@im_azariah @jeremyb___ I own my house, drive a German (manufactured in SA) and lead a team of 30 people. I don’t think I’m second class, but hey, facts don’t matter to you right?

@Khoibooi @jeremyb___ And the better way was for y'all to be second class citizens in your own country ?? Ok

@im_azariah @jeremyb___ Mandela saw what African states had become and chose a better way. This is why South Africans aren’t eating our dogs today.

@Olami_deeEbony Another episode of stories that never happened

My friend's brother, who is an Uber driver, had two ladies he considered his special clients. Whenever they called him, even if it was 2 a.m., he'd go and pick them up because they tipped him well. Last week, he had the worst experience of his life and has been at home ever since, trying to recover from the shock. They called him around 11 p.m. and asked him to pick them up in Lekki Phase 1. He left his house and got there around 11:40 p.m., but he didn't see them. He called them again, and they told him to wait by Ikoyi Link Bridge. He drove there, parked, and waited. At exactly 12 a.m., he said he saw the two ladies coming out of the water and walking towards his car. According to him, that was when he noticed they didn't have legs. He said his entire body went cold. He couldn't look them in the eyes because they both looked different. He was shaking but tried to act like everything was normal. He dropped them off at a hotel in Victoria Island. As they were about to get out of the car, they warned him not to tell anyone what he had seen and threatened him if he did. The guy hasn't fully recovered. He keeps screaming in his sleep as though he's seeing ghosts. Men, be careful out there. Not every fine girl you see is human.

@AbdullahIs74903 Why is a soldier carrying a gun off duty?

A soldier was shot and his commander gave him two months' leave. He didn't inform his wife that he was coming home. When he arrived, he saw another man on top of his wife. Although he was carrying a gun, he didn't shoot the man. Instead, he quietly left and went to Lagos to spend his two months' leave. When he got to Lagos, he called his sister, who lives abroad, and explained everything to her. His sister advised him to file for divorce immediately. He followed her advice and served his wife with divorce papers. He later informed his sister that he had done so. His sister then suggested that he send their two children abroad so they could continue their education there. He arranged for them to travel abroad. As time passed, the sister noticed that the second child neither behaved like nor resembled members of their family. She informed her brother, and they decided to conduct a DNA test. When the results came out, they discovered that the second child was not biologically his. I was told that the soldier was devastated and almost shot himself because he had invested so much in the boy, who was very intelligent. In fact, the child had just been awarded two scholarships abroad. In Islam, if such a situation happens to you, do not panic or be distressed. The child is considered yours, and no one else has the right to claim the child.

@neo_officialll Hope y'all checked for poison and other malicious means first before arriving at juju

Be like una dy use juju for Banking Sector. So a friend of mine has a colleague that was leaving one bank to a different bank and she has a client who has over N2bn with the bank she was leaving. That money is the money still holding her branch together. She intends to move to the new bank with all her clients which was what she used to negotiate a higher level and salary with the new bank. She was supposed to unload from the bank today and then start work at the new bank on Monday. That poor girl suddenly died mysteriously in her sleep yesterday night with blood coming out from her nose and mouth when people saw her this morning. No prior health issue. Just straight up died in her sleep. Now the old bank is even insisting they won't pay death benefits coz she already left and the new bank won't pay because she hasn't started with them and so they do not have her high end clients. A young lady that is barely 35 years old just gone like that for money that is not even her own?.

@nollyclips28 @Mikeliberation She gave them, not him/her. If they are no longer "them" then the fridge must return to the owner

Your aunt didn't do well at all. She already gave them the refrigerator as a gift, and whether they divorced or not is none of her business. Unless she didn't give it wholeheartedly, she has no reason to demand it back. Once you give something to someone, it becomes theirs. It's no longer yours to control.

My aunt attended a wedding and gifted the couple a brand-new refrigerator worth ₦250,000. A week later, she heard they had divorced. The following weekend, she showed up at the man's house and asked about the refrigerator. The man thought she was joking. She wasn't. My aunt said, "I bought that fridge to support a marriage, not a divorce." When the man realized she was serious and didn't want any more embarrassment on top of what he was already going through, he went inside, brought out the refrigerator, and handed it back to her. My aunt loaded it into a vehicle and left.

@Khoibooi @jeremyb___ Lol. And yet you've forgotten a about your stolen land

@jeremyb___ Don't worry, we south africans have a very long memory