@mrbayoa1 You don't have to feel sorry for zub He will play a lot, there need to be more rotation among all of them. Zub played almost as much as rice, we need to rest the 2 More and not about replacing zubimendi
@ESPNUK This is wrong in all levels, Rayyan over martinelli. You can as well head to telegram and look for.a better job with naijajobvacancies. https://t.co/JnO5YJz5zY
@GodfreyWis44495 This post shows that Nigerians don't watch videos and always jump to comment. The video I'd about farmers herder clash . Shame on the this account fo4 click baiting. Is time twitter do something about useless accounts like this always misinformed because of clicks
I went to Rudeboy IG latest post as of earlier this morning which was made two days ago. With the current saga, I said let me go through the comment section. The first comment killed me with laughter ๐
""Shebi na the 99% wey u dey write be this so"
The worst thing you'll do as a celebrity is fuck up. Your comment section will be messed up for weeks until a new trend comes up and another celebrity fucks up, then Nigerians will leave you and focus on the latest target.
One comment said:
"This song no go top number 1 o better go do video explain were our billions go because can't look away"
You go think say he dey part of PSQUARE or he money dey part of the billions wey dey divert.
Nigerians won't kill me ๐๐คฃ
I love the fact that heโs sensitive, he makes his church a place where both privileged and non-privileged get help
I wish Samuel the very best in life ๐ฅน๐ฅน๐ฅน
The pastor first let him know say Ogba dey ๐ญ๐ญ๐๐๐๐
When we first started dating, he said we couldn't have s*x before marriage and I couldn't come to his house. I thought he was hiding something โ Actor Shawn Faqua's wife, Sharon.
They are Nigerians, yet they are still debating who is โmore Nigerian.โ๐ณ๐ฌโค๏ธ
The realities we experience in life may differ, but our Nigerian identity remains the same โ rooted in a shared history, culture, resilience, and a deep sense of pride.
Our circumstances may shape our journeys, but they should never divide our sense of belonging. Never allow challenges, struggles, or differences in experience to change who you are or compromise the values you stand for.
Being Nigerian is not measured by status, hardship, success, or background. It is carried in our character, our contributions, and the pride we have in where we come from.๐ณ๐ฌโค๏ธ