Clinton Nwobu Anambra

For those who have been defending this fellow and showing him sympathy simply because his hypocrisy has been called out, I think it’s important to provide some context. What you’ve witnessed here did not happen in isolation. There is a history of provocation that many of you know absolutely nothing about. Earlier this year, and again sometime later, Afam repeatedly ridiculed me in a private group chat because of my political opinions. At one point, he even went as far as insinuating that I might be gay simply because I supported certain liberal policies. He joined others in the group in directing personal insults at me, turning what should have been a civil political discussion into an opportunity for mockery and personal attacks and then started complaining when I returned same energy. He subsequently tried to portray me as the person who introduced politics into the group, when I had merely contributed to an ongoing discussion. Among the issues discussed were ICE operations across American cities and the death of Alex Pretti, an ICU nurse who protested against ICE. During those exchanges, Afam expressed the view that Pretti deserved to be shot for standing up against ICE. That statement, in particular, revealed to me just how far our values had diverged. In the same group, undocumented immigrants were casually dismissed as “illegals,” with little regard for their humanity or individual circumstances. I found that attitude particularly troubling coming from someone who has himself navigated the American immigration system. He also claimed that other people had been complaining to him about me, which raised questions about the conversations being held behind my back. Yet this is the same individual some of you now expect me to shield from criticism because he once attended my wedding. Yes, I invited him to my wedding. He accepted, attended, and I appreciated his presence. But since when did attending someone’s wedding become a lifetime entitlement to their loyalty, silence, or political agreement? A wedding invitation is not a certificate of immunity from accountability. My objection has never been that Afam holds conservative political views. He is entitled to them. My objection is to the personal attacks, the sweeping judgments about other people’s political motivations, and what I consider a glaring double standard in how he treats others compared with how he expects to be treated. You cannot repeatedly ridicule people, question their motives, and make deeply personal insinuations, only to suddenly seek sympathy when your own conduct comes under scrutiny. And to those insisting that I went too far, you’re entitled to that opinion. But at least understand the history before passing judgment on a confrontation whose origins you know very little about. I refuse to subscribe to a culture where someone can continually dish out disrespect but must be protected from receiving criticism because of a past social association. This may well be the last time I address this issue or engage in any further back-and-forth. I’ve said what I needed to say, and I have no intention of turning this into an endless spectacle.

Let me share my experience with you all because gambling is something we should never take lightly. The first ticket was when I staked ₦5 million on Barcelona to beat Real Madrid. Unfortunately, Real Madrid won the game, and I was completely devastated. Omo, I almost lost my mind because I couldn’t believe what had just happened. I even contacted SportyBet to ask if there was any way they could refund my money because I honestly didn’t know what to do next. The situation was so difficult that I had to borrow money again and stake ₦5 million on a 3-odd ticket. Thankfully, I won that ticket, and I was able to clear all my debts. Today, I can finally say that I am free from those debts, and I’m grateful that things worked out this way. But one thing this experience has taught me is that gambling is very dangerous, and nobody should underestimate it. One moment, you think you have everything under control, and the next moment, you can find yourself in serious financial trouble. The pressure, the fear, the sleepless nights, and the burden of owing people money are not worth it. I was lucky to win that second ticket, but I know that things could have gone differently. Winning once does not mean you will always win, and chasing your losses can put you in an even worse situation. My advice to everyone is simple: please be careful with gambling. Never stake money you cannot afford to lose, never borrow money to gamble, and never risk your life savings because you believe a particular team will win. Even your favourite club can disappoint you when you least expect it. I love football, and I love Barcelona, but no club is worth losing your peace of mind or putting yourself into debt over. Gambling is not a reliable way to make money. Please learn from my experience and protect yourselves financially. I thank God that I have cleared my debts, and I hope my story helps someone avoid going through the same situation. Thank you all for your support. May we all find financial freedom and peace of mind. Stay safe and gamble responsibly. @SportyBet @SportyBetNG

I had to check again if I was reading correctly. No single 40feet container carrying electronics or phone accessories is worth more than $100k it’s even worth less than $100k in most cases. The business with the most expensive container is cosmetics, a 40feet container in this line of business can cost more than $150k depending on what is being imported. I know Nigerians have number problems but I didn’t expect X users to have that too. 1.9B is over $1M! This amount is enough to bring you more than 30 containers from china 🇨🇳 at the same time.

A guy contracted me to deliver a car from Enugu to Abuja in January. The way he priced me for the job, you’d think I was the one begging him for work. I normally charge 150k for luxury cars but he was begging me 70k, and I was damn broke like mad. When we finally met, this guy was dressed like a Ogbete market man that I honestly assumed the car wasn’t even his. I thought he was just a middleman trying to make his own cut from the actual amount. I drove the car all the way from Enugu to Gwarimpa and arrived at the address he gave me. Bro. It was a massive mansion, with two other exotic cars already parked inside the compound. He casually told me, “That’s my house. And the car is mine.” He had flew to Abuja from Enugu that same day after spending Christmas in his village in Udi. I nearly cried. Person wey I dey pity na billionair wey no suppose price cos the price was modest 😭 The only reason I accepted that paltry sum offer was because I thought this man was a struggling middleman trying to secure his own little commission. He needs money like I do. Turns out I was being deceived by a billionaire who dresses like he’s going to price tomatoes at Ogbete Market. I was deeply hurt, but i won't make that kind of mistake anymore.

3 in a row -NO. T.me/sammy_odims

Just 2 Goals From this Teams and this 200m will Land after the international break 🔥🔥🔥🎯✅ PS9ANV

Na arsenal defense they help them

Does Arsenal have players like Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers who can change a game in a split second when their team is struggling? They don’t have even one. Once Arsenal go down, they start spamming long balls, fighting for second balls and looking for fouls. Chelsea are the real business going forward. Everyone should be scared to face Chelsea once we get this defence under control.