@Don_Kane Keep the faith, we had decades of unimaginable peaks, we will be back. The enjoyment of the game dimmed as it hurts to see United not competing at the level expected. But the pain is self inflicted (self as in, the choices of the board cum the expectations of us, the fans).
@segalink All this long write up to perform ad hominem without in any factual way add to the conversation or challenge his position? You have done exactly what you are accusing him of, smacks of hypocrisy to have a platform but fail to add meaningfully in ways that matter. Do better, Sir!
@yabaleftonline Important question is, why are they drowning, did they eff around and found out?
Also, can I even swim, no point us three drowning together?
@OMO_9JA_@cooksCloud@fredykruegerr@ugodre@seunosewa His questions were geniune. You brought statistics into the conversation, it is not too much to ask that you link them to real world impact in the today Nigeria context. In a civil conversation, resorting to insults without provocation says a lot and none of it is positive.
@DanielRegha I take it you haven't watched much of him this season therefore not surprised that that game against Liverpool is the only anchor to your argument.
Sit this one out or go review his performances thus far, I bet you will be pleasantly surprised and corrected.
@elonmusk Elon, not sure how to interpret this, does it mean ChatGPT can grab Grok by the balls anytime it so chooses?
Thats a dangerous position to be in, if you ask me.
Lol
@Waspapping_ What presidential power are you talking about? Maybe you failed to notice, the president is neither a king or an emperor.
He does however has a right to file a libel suit against them if he can prove it. He should exercise this right and not the phantom "presidential powers".
@Mario9jaa When do they plan to step-in in Mali, Burkina Faso and Chad? Or are those not ECOWAS members too?
ECOWAS should stop deceiving the public, we like to know what exactly is so special about Niger above the other 3 countries mentioned prior.
@BashirAhmaad You are spot on about the possible state of civil liberty under military leadership.
But, democracy, as we have it in most of Africa, has achieved little progress for the common good. What we've got in return is impunity, insecurity, a mortgaged future, and a facade of liberty.