I didn’t want to get involved in this issue, but charity they say begins at home. This is her father, by the way—Collins Eselemo—spreading pure hate in a supposed peace meeting, openly saying they’re ready for war with Itsekiri leaders, “one million Ayiri and one million Ejele, they are ready” 😂
This hatred will never end. And your father isn’t even from Warri—he’s originally from Ndoro Community in Bayelsa State—yet he’s one of the biggest sponsors of ethnic hatred and violence in Warri. You’re out here crying online? Go cry to him instead.
@Onome_Benson_ Them no fit even conceive that bastard when go think of such. That is the day you and your likes will understand madness isn’t exclusive to one tribe. No one asked anyone to call Uvwie Warri we all know where Warri is and isnt and we know who own it and who dont and it isn’t you.
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Charlize Theron shaved her eyebrows and gained between 20 and 30 pounds (10–15kg) for her role in Monster (2003).
After winning the Oscar, she said interviewers obsessed over how a pretty, thin person could possibly be “brave” enough to gain weight.
When the first photo stills from Monster were published, no one could believe that Theron would downplay her ‘greatest asset’ to become a homeless lesbian prostitute and serial k*ler.
This is a clear case of how biased Western laws are against men. Imagine asking a man to pay child support for he child the law clearly agrees isn’t he’s while stopping the bio dad from paying same support not like he is dead bit or doesn’t want the child.
Africa has enormous power and sway as the second biggest voting bloc in FIFA, and as has continuously been proven, whoever is or wants to be president of the governing body has to be a ‘friend’ to the continent, enhancing development through funds, projects and opportunity.
It is not a goodwill gesture - FIFA presidents NEED Africa. It is their DUTY not a favour to grow the game.
The continent doesn’t need to sell its soul, blindly ‘stay loyal,’ silent, or bend and twist to appease whoever is in charge of FIFA.
CAF can set the agenda and stand for the right thing, as it did at the onset against apartheid. It reshaped football for the better and it still can.
Why does it continue to feel it needs to be subservient, to fall in line and be used? To close its eyes and ears? I am reminded of, when the bribery investigations engulfed FIFA, the sign that read: “Sepp Blatter. The only man that attends to Africa’s problems.”
And how the former head of the Zambian FA likened receiving all the perks from him in exchange for votes regardless of whether good or not to “taking houses from Pablo Escobar using drug money.”
Now it happily goes along with Gianni Infantino, the “loyal friend” who did nothing when Omar Artan, the reigning African Referee of the Year was robbed of his World Cup dream, and fans from the continent couldn’t travel due to travel bans or the prohibitive visa bond of $15,000, which was dropped too late and even saw heroic Vozinha’s mother denied the chance to see his historic debut, who made grossly unfulfilled promises about the African Super League, pushed for the change in frequency of AFCON and got his way, ensured it was moved in 2025 to cater for the Club World Cup…
When coaches, players and journalists accused CAF of ceding its best interests to make FIFA happy, Patrice Motsepe said “we have got to move on from this inferiority complex.”
It’s not those who were fighting on behalf of Africa that have the inferiority complex, it is those who don’t understand the scale of its power and great responsibility.
Infantino needs the continent way more than it needs him. Africa can and has to be better than him.
It’s so funny that FIFA thought it had this power
To sell international football, which exists because clubs who pay player wages allow their employees to participate, to private investors who will reap the benefits of that labour
Scumbaggery on an almost unforeseeable scale