This is a curse

Yoruba ni oga

ODJ124:
congrats to Biden....

I feel so pained and saddened by Trump loss my thoughts and prayers are with him, me and his supporters....



Thread seen..

Eff Trump and his supporters

abeniagbon:


who dey find dead body go barrack shey you fit find dead body go barrack go ask them question. maybe you should tried doing that at bonnycamp or do don barrack

Use your commonsense except it escapes you

Loses

Corpse wey no get families

Fakenews kill una dia

Reno doesn't know the definition of a massacre

A bunch of injured people isn't considered a massacre, doofus!

You happy now?

Targeted properties destroyed that comes at a significant price on the long run.

What happened to the ronu part?

StaffofOrayan:
Kwakwanso was the last major Hausa politician

He is Fulani dumbass

Employer can and should fire a low performing employee. It's their right

He went to beat his own chest in a Muay Thai ring?


Lmao Lmaooooo

Igbos are political losers

twosquare:
Watch....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm6R8q4HJPc

STFU

Second class American hugging on Trump's nut

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Jimmy Butler didn’t blame Bam Adebayo for the Miami Heat’s Game 5 loss to the Boston Celtics.

But he appreciated that Adebayo wanted to take responsibility for his performance.

“He didn't let anybody down. We played bad as a whole,” Butler said. “But I love the fact that he wants that pressure. He wants all of that on his shoulders. That's why he's the heart and soul of this team.”

Following what Adebayo called a bad game offensively and defensively, the Heat center dominated Game 6 with his scoring and rebounding and catapulted the Heat to the NBA Finals with a 125-113 victory over the Boston Celtics on Sunday.

Adebayo had 32 points, 14 rebounds and five assists.

“That's what stars do,” Butler said. “He's put himself on the map since he's come into the league, and he's huge for us, will continue to be that for us, and he knows how special he has to play in these next four wins.”

In the fourth quarter with the game on the line and the Celtics leading 96-90, Adebayo took over. He had 10 points and seven rebounds in the final 12 minutes.

“Adebayo deciding he's just going to drive the ball put us in a real bind with the shooters around him,” Celtics coach Brad Stevens said. “And their physicality is something that I'm not sure that we probably talked about it enough. They're strong, they're physical, they're tough and, him in particular, dominated that fourth quarter. Even the plays where he didn't score, his presence was so impactful and it put us in a real bind with the ability to guard him.”

In the series, the third-year center led the Heat in scoring (21.8 points per game), rebounds (11 per game), assists (5.2 per game), steals (1.7 per game) and shooting percentage (60.8%).

“After Game 5, I put that on myself that my teammates would never have that type of performance from me again,” Adebayo said. “For those 24 hours, I was locked in, and my family know how I get when I play bad, or especially we lose, I put that on my shoulders because I feel like I could have done something different. (Sunday) I did something different and came out being extra aggressive and just locked in.”

Adebayo made the All-Star team for the first time this season and finished a close second to New Orleans’ Brandon Ingram for the league’s Most Improved Player award in 2019-20.

Adebayo is just another example of the Heat’s front office savvy and the player development expertise of the coaching staff. The Heat selected Adebayo 14th in the 2017 draft. He was still a lottery pick, but other teams passed on him.

But the Heat’s front office staff led by president Pat Riley, general manager Andy Elisburg and vice president of basketball operations Adam Simon put in the time based on scouting from longtime Heat player personnel executive Chet Kammerer.

The Heat valued Adebayo’s footwork, energy and defense and were determined to work on his offense. This season, he averaged 15.9 points, 10.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists, 1.3 blocks and 1.1 steals and shot 55.7% from the field.

“That preparation, my coaching staff really put it in my mind that that's something I could be,” Adebayo said. “Just got to keep being aggressive and doing my thing.”

Adebayo has developed a sound offensive game, especially in pick-and-rolls as a finisher at the rim, expanded his range on jump shots and is one the most versatile defenders in the league with his ability to protect the paint and guard smaller players on the perimeter.

“Bam is one of the great competitors already in this association,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. “He's going to become one of the great winners in the history just because he's so competitive. He moves the needle in every single day.

“You can't put an analytic to his game and that's probably why he was overlooked in college. He competes every single possession. He's really going into a leadership role. Way beyond his years. His offensive game is just growing daily.”


https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nba/columnist/jeff-zillgitt/2020/09/27/bam-adebayo-becoming-superstar-miami-heat-nba-finals/3558847001/

manuelreports:

It is not about been rich, it is about the quality of life, standard of living of people, healthy environment, quality health care and what have U. If you been the forth largest city in Africa cannot be manifested in the lives of Lagosians then it is still big for nothing City. Nigeria is knee of Africa's richest country yet it have the highest number of poor people in the world. As for 75% of richest men in Nigeria living in Lagos, it still doesn't make any meaning most of them have hu investments also outside Lagos

Go back to your village. Lagos is not by force

Who is losing?

Nobody cares about this BS

Fake Bridge - Nnamdi Kanu

Afi "build" inverter na ni

With a name such as Proeast. No wonder he sounds demented

24 hours in Biafra land

thesicilian:
With the current crop of leaders we have in this country, the best plan would be to completely privatize almost every section of the economy

But not in the way PDP handled privatization

How can anyone take these clowns seriously?

Atiku will be picking SS or SW VP if they let him run.

Igbos are toxic on any ticket. That's the simple truth

No one is buying crude at the moment

Igbos are obsessed with Tinubu

Dumb bloggers

Cool story Bro

Chimok:
So the so much floating and display of the Yoruba -world- history breaking security outfit is another display and eye opener to the suffering and poverty within the Yoruba nation.
It's very amusing when some Yorubas on social media display their foolishness 'we are sophisticated' while hunger is killing them in high numbers
So the so much fanfare about the Ametokun security outfit is just another display and pointer to the level of poverty among the Yoruba people.
They will jump on every thread and post to defend even those that kept them in debilitating abject poverty.
Thats why every one of them dies on Lagos issue while they are dying in abject poverty in the remote villages of Ogun, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Ondo.
Some of them who have gathered moral keep flocking to the southeast in their numbers.
Make una continue suffering and smiling Fela don tell una finish

You need not skip your medicine

Nice.

Better than -25% USA growth. Not bad at all