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GehGeh Challenged Nigerian Youths For Not Standing Up Against Evil Politicians, Insecurity

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Nigerian media personality, GehGeh has criticised the response of Nigerian youths and security agencies to issues relating to insecurity and governance in the country.

The remarks were contained in a statement posted on GehGeh’s official page.

According to the statement, GehGeh compared recent developments in South Africa with the situation in Nigeria, alleging that citizens in South Africa appeared more coordinated in their actions.

“See how South African people came out to carry out a mission and their government supported them on the low. You see their police force supporting them, too.

“But here in Nigeria, our police are looking for yahoo boys and private Chef girls, and the youths are not even ready to stand up to take back their country from these evil politicians,” the statement read.

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FIFA Takes Decision On Punishing Argentina After 2-1 Win Over England- 2026 World Cup

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FIFA are not looking to punish Argentina players who celebrated their 2-1 victory over England at the World Cup, with a banner referencing the Falkland Islands.

The UK Metro reports that this means the players are unlikely to be banned ahead of Sunday’s final against Spain.

Abiceleste were trailing in the semi-final clash until the 85th minute, when Enzo Fernandez cancelled out Anthony Gordon’s opener.

Lautaro Martinez then headed in Lionel Messi’s cross in the 92nd minute, to ensure they would have a chance to defend their trophy.

After the game, the Argentina squad and staff wildly celebrated on the pitch with a number of players posing with a banner which read, ‘Las Malvinas son Argentinas’, which translates as, ‘The Falklands are Argentine’.

Players including Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez, Chelsea’s Enzo Fernandez and former Tottenham midfielder Giovani Lo Celso were among the players pictured holding the banner.

Article 34.3 of the World Cup rules prohibits the display of any political messages or slogans by players before, during or after a match.
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World Cup 2026: England In Trouble – Rooney Speaks Ahead of Mexico Clash

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Former Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney, has claimed that England don’t have

enough confidence to go all the way and win the 2026 World Cup.…For more, Complete your reading.

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