@Iyoaiye_ I thought you ll say "you gave" since you mentioned someone else's name. I now know say you be mumu man. Everyone is free to spend their money as they seem fit
@ADEPOOJU@Iyoaiye_ 46 people were kidnapped in Oyo, which included school children.. 3 days later, yorubas went to Ojude oba like nothing happened.. 37 days later, the people are still in captives. How about that? Copied!
@MasterMaliq I used to live near a mosque, subconsciously, I have learnt that call to prayer n could recite it word for word with the caller🤣. Truthfully, I don't think it's necessary. Practitioners shld know there prayer times n shld do d needful.
@sbq_lodia@MasterMaliq Agreed but I don't also make post that denigrates other people's religion. I believe in allowing people practice there religion without harassment, I also don't force people to convert to mine.
@dannyuluv07@NigeriaStories Agreed but you know they have been dragging n still dragged for his style of politicking n leadership. But he said if it touches his integrity, he won't keep quiet n I agree with him.
3. If Bafana Bafana truly want to be a force at the 2026 World Cup, the focus must shift from explaining defeats to finding solutions. Fans will judge the team not by d reasons for losing, but by how quickly they respond n improve.
#WorldCup2026#BafanaBafana#SouthAfrica#Mexico
2. opposition. A 2-0 defeat to Mexico exposes more than just one bad night—it raises concerns about the team's attacking efficiency, depth, and ability to perform under pressure against stronger opponents. Excuses can only go so far.
1. 🇿🇦⚽️ 2026 World Cup: Why we lost 2-0 to Mexico – South Africa coach, Hugo Broos
Broos may point to tactics, missed chances or squad limitations, but the bigger question is whether South African football is making enough progress to compete consistently against top-tier ⚽️🔥
5. 🔹 Renewed calls for immigration system reforms
The lesson is clear: Africa's development depends not only on secure borders but also on the protection of human dignity, fairness, and mutual respect among Africans.
4. The implications are far-reaching: 🔹 Strained Nigeria–South Africa relations
🔹 Increased fear among foreign nationals living in South Africa
🔹 Damage to South Africa's image as a continental leader
🔹 Setbacks to African integration and free movement aspirations
3. South Africa has every right to enforce its immigration laws. However, when bureaucratic failures leave migrants vulnerable and anti-foreigner sentiments continue to rise, the line between immigration enforcement and discrimination becomes blurred.