@devoyceofgod Honestly a lot of what ifs will longer. Especially the insult on his coach public. Another downer will be his decision to go to turkey. What if he had gone to a major league? How would his trajectory had gone? What if he never plays at the WC? He truly will be a disappointment
My chief, I would excuse your rebuttal, you obviously donโt know me, so I wonโt be bothered๐
Truth is, you never know where people stand these days... and sometimes you have to check in again, just to be sure.
The end of days is here, and too many people I hold in high repute have sold their souls for whatever... You read the most insane things from very learned people.
And that is what hurts the most.
It is not the ignorance of the ignorant that shocks you. It is the compromise of the learned. People you once respected. People you once believed would stand for truth no matter the cost. Now you watch them twist words, defend the indefensible, and trade principle for position, for money, for access, for relevance.
You begin to ask yourself: Was it ever conviction, or was it just convenience?
Because these days, loyalty has a price tag. Integrity has an expiry date. And some people will say anything, endorse anyone, and justify everything, as long as it keeps them close to power.
So yes, my chief, I have to check in again. Not out of disrespect, but out of wisdom. Not because I doubt you, but because I have seen too many giants fall. I have seen too many voices I trusted become echoes of whoever is paying them.
I excuse your rebuttal because I know your heart. But please, also excuse my aspersions. In these times, even the wise must verify. Even the trusted must be re-confirmed.
The end of days is not just about the world falling apart. It is about values falling apart. And when the learned begin to speak like fools, the rest of us must learn to listen with discernment.
So let us keep checking in. Let us keep holding each other accountable. Because if we lose that, we have lost everything.
Linda Noskova beating Coco Gauff was definitely the biggest thing that came out of Day 3 of the WTA Finals.
Here's gist on how the day went.
Links to full video in the thread. ๐๐พ
Linda Noskova beating Coco Gauff was definitely the biggest thing that came out of Day 3 of the WTA Finals.
Here's gist on how the day went.
Links to full video in the thread. ๐๐พ
My chief, I would excuse your rebuttal, you obviously donโt know me, so I wonโt be bothered๐
Truth is, you never know where people stand these days... and sometimes you have to check in again, just to be sure.
The end of days is here, and too many people I hold in high repute have sold their souls for whatever... You read the most insane things from very learned people.
And that is what hurts the most.
It is not the ignorance of the ignorant that shocks you. It is the compromise of the learned. People you once respected. People you once believed would stand for truth no matter the cost. Now you watch them twist words, defend the indefensible, and trade principle for position, for money, for access, for relevance.
You begin to ask yourself: Was it ever conviction, or was it just convenience?
Because these days, loyalty has a price tag. Integrity has an expiry date. And some people will say anything, endorse anyone, and justify everything, as long as it keeps them close to power.
So yes, my chief, I have to check in again. Not out of disrespect, but out of wisdom. Not because I doubt you, but because I have seen too many giants fall. I have seen too many voices I trusted become echoes of whoever is paying them.
I excuse your rebuttal because I know your heart. But please, also excuse my aspersions. In these times, even the wise must verify. Even the trusted must be re-confirmed.
The end of days is not just about the world falling apart. It is about values falling apart. And when the learned begin to speak like fools, the rest of us must learn to listen with discernment.
So let us keep checking in. Let us keep holding each other accountable. Because if we lose that, we have lost everything.
Back then literature and use of English was a huge part of journalism but not anymore.
This is not on you and I can understand why it flew over your head
You know the people I am really sorry for?
I'm really sorry for unmarried men who really want to settle down๐
Y'all are in trouble. The pool you have to pick from is deteriorating by the minute.
It's Tragic.
You are spot on. The level of stupidity I see daily is alarming. Is it the sense of entitlement? I've seen it all and from the first conversation, one can picture how miserable their lives has been. Sad!
I came, I saw, I tried my best!
Happy to have contributed my quota, telling stories of Nigerian athletes through my lens.
Lost my glasses after a week, and it was quite tough after that.
Now time to go home, and refuel.
I loved Senegal, but I will surely not miss the heat๐
Years after when the dust settles and the scroll is opened what will Victor Osimehn be remembered for with the Super Eagles of Nigeria.
A great player who gave everything whenever he was on the pitch.
Probably the senior national team top scorer of Nigeria with zero notable team achievement.
The most profilic super eagles goal scorer who despite his goals was often injured and sadly unavailable in key moments when the nation needed him the most.
The guy who cursed out his manager and Nigerians on social media during a moment of weakness.
The extremely compassionate player who never forgot his roots, friends, family and constantly showed them how much he cared.
He'd be a super eagles Legend with so many question marks and what ifs. His legacy maybe be dragged and disrespected by the coming generation for not winning anything with the super eagles.
It's a career so many will give an arm and and leg to have nonetheless.
However, it would be said that it could have been better.
It should have
It could stillโฅ๏ธ