On sunday 27th June 2026
An unpopular draw punter will post a code
The first match will cut the game but will play a 2:0 win for those who will change it to even
The rest of the game will boom and it will change the atmosphere on X
A lot of peoples life will change with a stake as little as 500 naira
I will retweet the post that day and those who are lucky to play will win
Watch this space, turn on notifications, share to your friends and families
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Just some photos from the EPY meeting had yesterday at Oshodi Lagos. We discussed IBMA, and the upcoming 2027 elections. It was good to see everyone together. Looking forward to more meetings like this!
Epy! BUILD THE YOUTH!
BUILD THE COMMUNITY!
African football is plagued by too much corruption. How can a referee add just five minutes of extra time, yet allow the match to continue for up to fifteen minutes? Thatβs completely unacceptable.
African football is plagued by too much corruption. How can a referee add just five minutes of extra time, yet allow the match to continue for up to fifteen minutes? Thatβs completely unacceptable.
The growing concerns around match officiating in African leagues are becoming hard to ignore. Itβs alarming to see situations where four minutes of added time suddenly extend to ten without clear justification. Such inconsistencies raise questions about fairness and transparency. At this stage, itβs important for stakeholders and fans alike to demand accountability and bring these issues to wider attention.π
African football is plagued by too much corruption. How can a referee add just five minutes of extra time, yet allow the match to continue for up to fifteen minutes? Thatβs completely unacceptable.