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Videos from Lagos streets, like one where a crowd surrounds a damaged car bumper and an elder shames a married woman for her denim shorts, have divided opinions. Some argue the outfit invited judgment, while others call it unfair slut-shaming that ignores people's pasts. Other clips show a woman propositioning a bike rider only to get labeled 'ashawo' in return, alongside real harassment tales of groping and rough rides that leave women furious and sharing similar stories. The discussions highlight generational clashes over modesty and demands for respect amid daily street tensions.

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A fender-bender on a busy Nigerian street turns chaotic as an older woman calls a young woman in shorts 'ashawo'—Pidgin for prostitute—while bystanders chant back in the young woman's defense.

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Arsenal equalized through Igor Thiago but dropped points in a 1-1 Premier League draw on February 12, staying four points ahead of Manchester City. Passionate supporter Ty dismissed Brentford's achievement outright in a clip, slamming their fans for mocking Arsenal despite the Bees' rise from lower leagues and recent strong results against the Gunners. Rival fans fired back hard, calling him entitled while some Arsenal voices wondered if his rants feed the club's 'most hated fanbase' image, though others praised his loyalty.

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Ty, the fiery AFTV regular who lives for Arsenal games, let loose after the frustrating 1-1 draw at Brentford. 'I'm not giving them credit,' he declared, telling their fans to 'know your place.'

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Opta data shows Spurs leading the 2025-26 fouls-per-card list at 4.1, meaning they get booked quickest, followed by Chelsea (4.4), Sunderland (4.7), and Brighton (4.9). Nottingham Forest (6.9), Arsenal (7.4), and Manchester United (7.6) rank lowest, drawing claims of elite leniency from Everton and Chelsea fans. Supporters debate player reputations like Tottenham's Cristian Romero and Chelsea's Moisés Caicedo versus tactical styles, as high-pressing teams disrupt plays more often.

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Tottenham players average just 4.1 fouls before a yellow card this season, with Chelsea close at 4.4 – sparking fans to question if refs treat them harsher than rivals.

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The Golden State Warriors lost 126-113 to the surging San Antonio Spurs on Thursday at Chase Center, marking San Antonio's sixth straight win led by De'Aaron Fox's 27 points and Victor Wembanyama's 26 in a battle with Green. Podziemski started hot but struggled, finishing with 16 points and a team-worst minus-27, drawing Green's sharp words: "You not proving nothing on the court right now, so we not doing that." Postgame, Green called out ESPN's Doris Burke on Instagram for overlooking a hold by Wembanyama, while fans debated if the outburst was tough love or tension ahead of the All-Star break.

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Draymond Green unloaded on Brandin Podziemski during a timeout, captured on video as the Warriors' 18-point lead vanished against the Spurs.

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Reuters found evidence of a covert military camp in Ethiopia's Benishangul-Gumuz region, 32 kilometers from Sudan, training up to 4,300 Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters alongside Ethiopian and South Sudanese recruits to fight Sudan's Armed Forces. Sources link the site's rapid buildup since April 2025—and upgrades at nearby Asosa Airport—to UAE funding and trainers, though the UAE denies any role. The camp raises alarms over spillover risks near Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and marks Ethiopia's first confirmed involvement in Sudan's devastating war, which has killed tens of thousands and displaced over 10 million since 2023.

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In a remote corner of Ethiopia, satellite images reveal hundreds of tents rising amid cleared forest, signaling a hidden hub for Sudan's warring paramilitaries.

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The 139-second video, shared by Nigerian user Aku N’esi Obi Ike on Valentine's Day weekend, shows the two women trading insults like 'You're so ugly' while the man stands silently in white pants and a tee. Viewers debate if it's real or a skit, spotting a possible microphone and praising the acting, with over 3,400 likes and 185,000 views. Comments roast the man's passivity, question his appeal—maybe his wealth—and tie into broader talks on cheating and self-respect.

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A woman in a skimpy red dress bursts into an apartment, yelling 'Who the f**k are you? That's my boyfriend' at another woman named Isabella.

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The 139-second video, shared by Nigerian user Aku N’esi Obi Ike on Valentine's Day weekend, shows the two women trading insults like 'You're so ugly' while the man stands silently in white pants and a tee. Viewers debate if it's real or a skit, spotting a possible microphone and praising the acting, with over 3,400 likes and 185,000 views. Comments roast the man's passivity, question his appeal—maybe his wealth—and tie into broader talks on cheating and self-respect.

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A woman in a skimpy red dress bursts into an apartment, yelling 'Who the f**k are you? That's my boyfriend' at another woman named Isabella.

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Brentford owner Matthew Benham's data-driven approach builds up inexperienced managers like Frank, who promoted the club in 2021 on tight budgets before leaving for Spurs in a £6.7m deal last June. Eight months later, on February 11, Tottenham fired him with the team in 16th place, five points from relegation. Meanwhile, set-piece coach Keith Andrews, with no prior senior experience, has Brentford in seventh after 25 games, chasing their best-ever finish under the same analytics model that scouts undervalued talent and sticks to a fixed philosophy.

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Thomas Frank guided Brentford to Premier League stability before jumping to Tottenham—only to get the boot after eight tough months. A fan's video highlights how the Bees' system keeps thriving no matter who sits on the bench.

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