Mc Vangaruba

Mc Vangaruba Am a young vibrant upcoming indigenous radio presenter and indigenous comedian. The good rice is d baddest beans o

18/09/2025
Cole Palmer has been scammed out of £10m after investing in a Serbian seaport project, only to later realize that Serbia...
12/09/2025

Cole Palmer has been scammed out of £10m after investing in a Serbian seaport project, only to later realize that Serbia does not have access to the sea

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12/09/2025

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Nationwide hospital shutdown.Nigerian doctors announce a complete closure of all hospitals across the country.“The gover...
12/09/2025

Nationwide hospital shutdown.

Nigerian doctors announce a complete closure of all hospitals across the country.

“The government should expedite action on the demands before them," they said.

Breaking News:Four policemen have fallen following an attack by suspected bandits at a checkpoint along Okoloke Road, Eg...
12/09/2025

Breaking News:
Four policemen have fallen following an attack by suspected bandits at a checkpoint along Okoloke Road, Egbe, in Yagba West Local Government Area of Kogi State.

The incident, which occurred just moments ago, has once again highlighted the rising wave of insecurity across the country.

These officers were not just men in uniform — they were fathers, sons, husbands, and brothers. Our thoughts and prayers are with their families as they deal with this painful loss.

04/07/2025
🇳🇬⚽ Did India Really Beat Nigeria 99–1? Let’s Set the Record Straight.If you grew up in Nigeria, chances are you’ve hear...
04/07/2025

🇳🇬⚽ Did India Really Beat Nigeria 99–1? Let’s Set the Record Straight.

If you grew up in Nigeria, chances are you’ve heard this wild tale that India beat Nigeria 99–1, and every time our goalkeeper tried to catch the ball, it turned into a lion🦁 ! 😂😂

It sounded unbelievable, that story really took some of us on a wild journey through our imaginations.😂😂

Here’s the truth:

✅ There’s no official record from FIFA, CAF, or the Nigeria Football Federation of such a match ever taking place.
✅ India and Nigeria have never played against each other in any international competition during that era.
✅ A scoreline like 99–1 is practically impossible under normal football rules.
✅ And no, the ball never turned into a lion. 😄

So, where did this myth come from?

Most likely, it started as a playful story passed down from generation to generation. In the days before widespread media, stories like this spread fast, especially in schools. It became part of Nigeria’s football folklore, often used to describe India as a land of mystery and magic.

📌 In reality, India was involved in international football but had minimal exposure then. They didn’t withdraw from the 1950 World Cup because of barefoot issues (another myth), and they certainly never played Nigeria in a 99–1 “magical” match.

⚡ Conclusion:
The 99–1 match never happened. It’s one of the most entertaining football myths in Nigeria but a myth all the same. Fun to hear. Not to believe.

Did someone ever tell you this story when you were younger?
Which version did you hear?


Balthazar Goes To JailAfrica's greatest "knacksman" Balthazar Egonga of Equatorial Guinea has been sentenced to 18 years...
02/07/2025

Balthazar Goes To Jail

Africa's greatest "knacksman" Balthazar Egonga of Equatorial Guinea has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for embezzlement. The president's daughter and some ministers' wives were among those "knacked."(Embezzled)

This great knackademus "kpomed" more than 500 ladies in his office and different bushes in the country. With his imprisonment, it is feared that even female prison officials fit still collect wotowoto 🤣🤣🤣

MR LATIN TO THE WORLD Today at the 14th Professor Toyin Falola International Conference on Africa and the African Diaspo...
02/07/2025

MR LATIN TO THE WORLD

Today at the 14th Professor Toyin Falola International Conference on Africa and the African Diaspora, held at Osun State University, Osogbo, I had the honour of delivering a goodwill message.

In the presence of a distinguished gathering of scholars, thought leaders, and cultural advocates, I spoke on the enduring importance of African history and indigenous languages—cornerstones of our identity and pride.

The conference was well-attended and deeply enriching, a testament to the continued relevance of Professor Toyin Falola’s legacy in advancing African knowledge and scholarship across the globe.




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