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Endie
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Endie
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Spiritual Servant
Chandidang Kaduna, Nigeria Katılım Şubat 2012
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@AVFC_Connor_ Do you know what's history?
How can this assist be the assist in history?
You're a joke.
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‼️‼️Breaking
Marcus Rashford’s assist against PSG has been voted the best UCL assist in history
#AVFC
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@TheAthleticFC For you to want everyone thinks like you proofs you're the problem and not them.
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If you still don’t think Lionel Messi is the greatest player of all time, what on earth will persuade you?
Perhaps a second World Cup? If he leads Argentina to be the first team to win back-to-back titles in 64 years? What about if he scores in the final? Scores two, then? A hat-trick? Will that do it?
Argentina’s win against England gave more proof that you can’t stop Messi. You can try, and occasionally he will go a game without scoring; very occasionally that will be because you have managed to contain him.
But more often than not, he will find a way. Play how you like, he’ll find a way to kill you somehow. Admittedly, England played into his hands by giving him plenty of space outside the box, but even if you can blame them for their tactics after going a goal up, maybe you can’t really blame them for being beaten by Messi.
@NickMiller79
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@firstladyship You don't need to lie to make a great player look great.
Messi has never been involved in drooping agreed, but we have seen him cheat over and over again in La-Liga matches, national team matches.....
It doesn't take his greatness away from him.
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@saniyafatma1278 Love slave.
Until you tell me what the lady does that make him do these
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Mr. Daniel Bwala, with due respect, statements like this are an insult to millions of Nigerians struggling to survive.
Telling people that earning ₦60,000 in today's Nigeria is better than those who relocated five years ago ignores the reality on the ground. Inflation has eroded purchasing power, the naira has lost significant value, and the cost of food, transportation, rent, healthcare, and education has become unbearable for ordinary citizens.
Many Nigerians are not leaving because they hate their country; they are leaving in search of opportunities, stability, and a better quality of life. Instead of downplaying the economic hardship, those in government should focus on policies that improve living standards and restore confidence in the economy.
Leadership should empathize with the people, not dismiss their daily struggles.
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@AfricaFirsts If there's a Nigerian in France national team, Nigerians should support Morocco that have no Nigerian? And applicable to Cameroon, Cote D'voire......?
You're not serious
France national team is African 11.
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@theberneese Sometimes some people will get up from eating Eba and type the nonsense that comes to their head.
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