DR Congo President rewards team with cars, cash and land after historic WC qualification

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Ile 6 days ago

Well Done Dr. Congo and President Felix please honor this your promise to the team and football staff.
Thanks

Well Done Dr. Congo and President Felix please honor this your promise to the team and football staff.
Thanks
Sardine Tontrowa 6 days ago

The Nigerian president must also reward the lawyers who are fighting to take the world cup spot from DRC for Nigeria - this would encourage them (the lawyers) to fight harder. The fight is not over ooo, Nigeria can still win ...
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The Nigerian president must also reward the lawyers who are fighting to take the world cup spot from DRC for Nigeria - this would encourage them (the lawyers) to fight harder. The fight is not over ooo, Nigeria can still win the case even after the world cup final is played. In fact Nigeria can still win the world cup after the world cup is over when they eventually win their case against DRC even if DRC do not go all the way to the final. All they would have to do is sit down and work this out: which teams qualify from the DRC group, and which teams beat the teams that qualify from the DRC group, and so on and so forth all the way to the eventual winner. Come Naja!
P Djamgbe 6 days ago

Hahaha, I know you are getting your vibes from the Morocco/Senegal situation, and I agree 100% with you - Nigeria can still win this world cup, hahaha.

Hahaha, I know you are getting your vibes from the Morocco/Senegal situation, and I agree 100% with you - Nigeria can still win this world cup, hahaha.
This is nonsense only in Africa this will happen 6 days ago

Only in Africa this will happen they have not even won the World Cup and you are donating cars and houses even if they win the world cup cup it’s not worth giving them such gifts it sends out the wrong message what about th ...
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Only in Africa this will happen they have not even won the World Cup and you are donating cars and houses even if they win the world cup cup it’s not worth giving them such gifts it sends out the wrong message what about the poor people this is insane and stupid
THINK DEEP 6 days ago

There are some successes that you can't quantify in monetary terms.Qualification to WC2026 has brought unity to a country which recently went thru Civil War.Dont discount this unity which the country needs at this period of t ...
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There are some successes that you can't quantify in monetary terms.Qualification to WC2026 has brought unity to a country which recently went thru Civil War.Dont discount this unity which the country needs at this period of their history.
Mr Smith 6 days ago

THINK DEEP, I strongly believe you have a point there. A country struggling at the hands of colonizers like France. For the unity alone, they somehow deserve it.

THINK DEEP, I strongly believe you have a point there. A country struggling at the hands of colonizers like France. For the unity alone, they somehow deserve it.
Nana Kwaku 6 days ago

Many Congolese citizens including footballers in Europe and the diaspora have decided not to come back home bcoz of what Belgium & France have done to their brains. Recently Lukaku was fighting his father's family members whe ...
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Many Congolese citizens including footballers in Europe and the diaspora have decided not to come back home bcoz of what Belgium & France have done to their brains. Recently Lukaku was fighting his father's family members when his Dad died. The family wanted the man to be buried in his village, but bcoz of the tainted history lesson that Lukaku was taught in Brussels he's refusing to step foot in Congo DR. Activities like the World Cups are the only thing that can bring them home Like Ghana, Congo DR needs the diaspora with their improved knowledge to develop their country.
Mr. Smith 6 days ago

Nana Kwaku, excellent write up. But you and I know how our politicians behave. They feel very threatened by their citizens in the diaspora. They feel intimidated by their profound knowledge about governance, etc.

Nana Kwaku, excellent write up. But you and I know how our politicians behave. They feel very threatened by their citizens in the diaspora. They feel intimidated by their profound knowledge about governance, etc.
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 6 days ago

Congrats to Dr Congo they should prepare a budget for the standing Lumumba man to go to the wcup and support wow that guy is crazy even the players take breaks this guy is standing n sweating for over 120 minutes lol

Congrats to Dr Congo they should prepare a budget for the standing Lumumba man to go to the wcup and support wow that guy is crazy even the players take breaks this guy is standing n sweating for over 120 minutes lol
Shithole 6 days ago

Foolishness of the highest level...what will you give them if they wins the tournament itself and other future players....African and stupidity is like 1and 2

Foolishness of the highest level...what will you give them if they wins the tournament itself and other future players....African and stupidity is like 1and 2

Ruthan 6 days ago

We can't continue comparing apples and oranges.In Europe and other developed nations sports men & women are picked at very young ages..They develop their skills with education for that reason when they become professionals, ...
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We can't continue comparing apples and oranges.In Europe and other developed nations sports men & women are picked at very young ages..They develop their skills with education for that reason when they become professionals, the state don't reward them when they bring success to the nation.How many African countries take the education of their young athletes serious, such thst they can easily continue their education when they fail in their profession. Take Japan & South Korea for e.g. 80% of their footballers are Degree holders. It used to be the same in the former Soviet Union.
Albert Omionga 6 days ago

C'est un grand encouragement de la part du President de la Republique. Felicitations Leopards.

C'est un grand encouragement de la part du President de la Republique. Felicitations Leopards.
Dunga 6 days ago

Hey Frenchman Albert, this is an English platform!!!

Hey Frenchman Albert, this is an English platform!!!
Barend steenkamp 6 days ago

Well done president you do something amzing show the RSA

Well done president you do something amzing show the RSA
Simon maluks 6 days ago

Please don't touch the lion scrutum while sleeping, it will kill you

Please don't touch the lion scrutum while sleeping, it will kill you
Koo Manu 5 days ago

I'm very happy that my country would be at the worldcup. DR Congo was the third African country to be at the worldcup before Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroun or even Senegal.

Allez les Léopards! On va gagner cet été.

I'm very happy that my country would be at the worldcup. DR Congo was the third African country to be at the worldcup before Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroun or even Senegal.

Allez les Léopards! On va gagner cet été.
the Villager 5 days ago

THE BEST GIFT WOULD HAVE BEEN TO STOP THE FIGHTING

THE BEST GIFT WOULD HAVE BEEN TO STOP THE FIGHTING
Samurai 5 days ago

Nice one there!!!

Nice one there!!!
Grace Divine African Store 5 days ago

DEAR PRESIDENT FELIX TSHISEKEDI TSHILOMBO, MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR MANDATE FOR FULFILLING YOUR PROMISES OF ENCOURAGEMENT TOWARDS LEOPARDS FOOTBALL PLAYERS.

DEAR PRESIDENT FELIX TSHISEKEDI TSHILOMBO, MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR MANDATE FOR FULFILLING YOUR PROMISES OF ENCOURAGEMENT TOWARDS LEOPARDS FOOTBALL PLAYERS.

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