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HAYMAKERS HAVOC Legendary haymakers from Nigeria’s finest battle rappers — the ones keeping the real Hip-Hop scene alive.What’s your favourite haymaker? And can industry rappers actually hang with battle rappers? Support naija battle rap' @WotsRapleague @officialiwin

@AfricaFirsts You people find a way to cheat Nigeria in everything! The hate is too much. Why isn't Nigeria on the list?

Most Corrupt Countries in Africa 1. 🇸🇴 Somalia 2. 🇸🇸 South Sudan 3. 🇱🇾 Libya 4. 🇬🇶 Equatorial Guinea 5. 🇧🇮 Burundi 6. 🇪🇷 Eritrea 7. 🇸🇩 Sudan 8. 🇹🇩 Chad 9. 🇨🇫 Central African Republic 10. 🇲🇱 Mali...... Show more

@DtigressNG We still lost 😭

End of Q2 NGR - 57 FRA - 45

@iamsimplyvictor 🤣

"World War 3"

@teffo_ME Bullshit. Men are cleaner in this regard.

If women didn't exist, men would have been living like this 👇👇

@Ifanyol @official_esclub Explain equal opportunities

@official_esclub Yes. Because y'all had equal opportunities but y'all threw yours away, now y'all want to snatch it from congo. YOU WERE NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE TOURNAMENT and that's FACT! If you go into the playoff, you still might not make it through, so what's the fuss about??😏

Are there truly Nigerians who don’t want Nigeria to win this case against DR Congo🤔💭😭

One of the many insults Africans endure in foreign lands is provocatíve generalisation. I encountered it during a lecture. The topic was dietary assessment. The lecturer, a Japanese, was explaining how different populations are assessed, how data is collected. Pictorial slides of different methods across countries appeared on the screen. They were super clean; bright kitchens with well lit dining tables. Plates arranged neatly, portions measured with clean, washed hands. Then the next slide came up: Children with dark skin adorned in dirty torn clothes, bare feet on muddy ground. A dirty and unwashed hand measuring food with Plates that looked like they hadn’t seen soap in days. Nothing in the picture was allowed dignity. This, we were meant to understand, was Africa. I looked around in shock and everyone was nodding and writing down heaven knows what. The lecturer continued speaking. She talked about challenges, limitations, developing regions. But the slide remained. I raised my hand and asked if I could make an addition. She nodded. I cleared my throat ceremoniously and began, ‘This slide here is misleading. Africa is not a place of dirt and neglect. One image cannot define an entire continent.’ I saw the surprise on their faces but I continued on the spree. I talked about urban Africa. Middle class households. Supermarkets. Standardised dietary tools. Public health surveys that look nothing like that image. I asked why deprivation was the default visual language. Why dirt had to explain Africa. Why complexity was ignored. The lecturer nodded and said it was just an example, and that the intention wasn’t offensive. She changed the slide immediately and the lecture moved on. We had a presentation coming up the following week. I had spent hours preparing slides and notes. On the day of the presentation, each student came up, spoke, and at the end received polite and hearty accolades. It was my turn. I hurried through the main points. I didn’t linger on what everyone expected. Then I came to the slide I had saved for last. I asked the lecturer to please zoom it. She did and the picture filled the screen. It was unpleasant. A neglected urban area in Japan, where the lecturer came from. Broken pavements. Graffiti everywhere. Garbage piling on the sides. A few children standing around, scruffy and unkempt. A woman sitting near what looked like an overflowing bin. I let the image settle for a moment. ‘This,’ I said, ‘is how Asia in all its glory looks. It is a perfect example of public service neglect.’ I paused to measure the look on her face. And yes, it was exactly the reaction I was looking for. I continued. ‘You’ll notice the dirt. The disorder. The environment left to itself. The people living in it. It has become a way of life in Asia.’ And with that, my presentation came to a conclusion. I walked briskly back to my seat. No applause came. Not like the others received. And that was fine. Because this wasn’t about praise. It was about making the point sink. Chukwuemeka Onyemachi.

@SportsJOE_UK Asking only US citizens who barely know about anything outside their country is crazy worl

The Superbowl or the World Cup Final? 51

@Naughti_awol @atletienglish @Alookman_ This is very relatable and facts

@atletienglish @Alookman_ Aswearugod, I was never used to seeing Atletico Madrid posts on my timeline until they signed Ademola Lookman. Now, their posts is everywhere on my timeline and I’m not even following them yet. Atletico didn’t just sign Mika, they signed the whole Nigeria 🇳🇬

First game. First goal. First assist 🔥 Ladies and gentlemen, Ademola Lookman 😍

@Natty10_LFC Judging by their stature and posture, they look Namibian to me? 🤔

A rare picture of Nigerian female hustlers.

@Natty10_LFC Judging by the posture, they look Tanzanian to me

@NewsCentralTV I only want to understand the reason for the clapping at that point

"This demolition you see there was not done by the Lagos state government. It was done by the land grabbers." Lagos Police Commissioner, Olohundare Jimoh, says justice will be served for residents of Owode-Onirin, Oworonshoki, and Makoko, and identifies a certain Akeem Abiodun Ariori as responsible for the demolitions.

Penis turned into happiness see below don't miss the end 😅👇👇

@CKhebouiz @Flowfy02 Just so you know, all the things you did against us in the semis are what Senegal learned from, and were prepared not to take it. Even had their reserve goal keeper gate keeping their towels🤣. You lost the finals in the semis bro.

@officialgzone @Flowfy02 Yes, they did and it was a shame 😂😂 !! But towels didn’t score a goal right?

Only in AFCON and in Africa: The Senegal Player Mbaye, when he left the pitch with his team, he went to the locker room, and logged in and published a story on Instagram, and chatted with people for more than 20min. Before going back to the pitch and be declared Champion of Africa. @CAF_Online @fifaworldcup_ar @cnnbrk @CNN @BBCSport @BBCWorld

@mOkapendi Rage baiting for this twitter money is crazy work

From what iShowSpeed shown me, I conclude that... Nigeria is the worst country in Africa. -Dirty. - Annoying Accents. - Unpleasant smell. -Overcrowded. -Poor. - So dark/No electricity. -Bad Governance. -Corruption. They aren't Africa's giants.

@CKhebouiz @Flowfy02 For starters, Morroco took our towels 🤣

@Flowfy02 Morocco did what to Nigeria.. it was a man to man penalties. Nigeria didn’t had a red card. Morocco wasn’t given a penalty. So what exactly are u talking about dear? Let’s have this conversation once and for all.

FIFA ban Congo FIFA replace them with Nigeria Nigeria qualifies for the World Cup Nigeria Qualify from the Group stage Nigeria beat Argentina R016 Nigeria beat Ghana Quater final Nigeria beat Germany SF Nigeria beat Portugal Final. Iwobi scores Hatrick in final I have a Dream.

I'm African, very big on respecting elders and -- legends if you may. So, I don't know the conscience y'all use in joining in this Wizzy and Fela banta🤣