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Premier league fans, when will we give Arsenal the respect they deserve? These people just went to Bayern’s home and outplayed them and I am sure people will still find a way to discredit them. Whether we like it or not they are the best team in the Premier League
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- Spent months chasing Ashworth, paid compensation to get him, then sacked him just 4 months later.
- Extended Ten Hag’s contract, only to sack him 3 months later.
- Appointed Amorim, a back three coach to manage a squad built for a back four, then sacked him 10 months later.
- Gave Carrick the permanent job after his successful interim spell, only to most likely sack him by the end of this month.
NO VISION. NO PROJECT. NO IDEA. INEOS ARE WORSE THAN THE GLAZERS.
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Of course, our GMO ambassador must be there.
As for Ebola, funny it always manages to target countries months away from a major election, and after a U.S. health deal. Kenya, elections next year. Nigeria, elections next year.
Last Ebola in Nigeria was also close to a major election. That time, at least a name was provided. Patrick Sawyer, an American diplomat. This time around. No name. No hospital name.
They said case traveled from Uganda. Uganda is reporting no case, and suggesting DRC. Nationality of patient not named.
You can buy it, that’s your prerogative, but I’m not buying.
Nigerians will see this and abuse her but will still believe their own pastor is “Called by God”. The fooling will never end… it’s a multi billion industry & Nigerians no go ever stop to chase money!
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🚨🗣️ 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has released a VERY EMOTIONAL statement following his ACL injury.
"Before every match, I simply asked God to let me return home healthy. But it was in vain.
Not much time has passed, but one question keeps going through my mind: WHY ME? 💔
I never neglected a single effort. I had probably prepared for this match better than any other before.
I thought I was ready for anything, BUT NOT THIS.
However, I understand that God has chosen me. And if what has happened to me has spared other footballers on the pitch from going through this, then I am ready to endure the pain, the hard work, the suffering and the tears.
I KNOW I HAVE TO COME BACK STRONGER for my loved ones, who are always by my side.
I will not let you down, I promise. I WILL NOT WASTE A SINGLE SECOND.
Thank you all for your support. See you very soon."
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AH NIGERIA
The Nigeria Government has signed a medical aid agreement with the United States of America. The US will supply free vaccines and drugs worth $3 billion to Nigeria in aid to tackle malaria and other threatening ailments. Nigeria Government will provide $2.1 billion as a counterpart fund. The condition from USA is that NAFDAC must not review the vaccines and drugs. That is, NAFDAC should never attempt to test the vaccines and drugs. And the Government of Nigeria under Ahmed Tinubu signed it. Ghana rejected it. Other African countries rejected it, whereas others careless as Nigeria accepted it.
The same USA has been complaining about the surging population growth of Africa, moreover that of Nigeria. I pity those that'll take the medication because it's free. What I owe my relatives wherever they're is to inform them of the dangers of taking such free vaccines and drugs. If you inform your own relatives as well, the expected mortality rate through the vaccines and drugs will be abrogated. APC has done us a dirt...
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Aggrieved Bells University student rants over the state of his 10-man room and their hostel…. Omoh, this one self na private university o 💔
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6 Years Later! We are still dealing with Insecurity, hunger, poverty, lack of proper health care and the highest level of corruption and impunity. The saddest part is that we are even more divided as a people at a time when we should be most united.
I hope one day we truly realize the power that we have as citizens and stop allowing a few selfish individuals destroy the success and prosperity of the majority of us.
Till then, ✌🏾 and 🤍
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1. There’s no “immoral act” on earth that warrants this punishment if not that religion, in the case Islam, is a plague on humanity.
2. To correct the poster’s claim: they were not married and the exact immoral act was not stated.
3. Looking forward to how the United States reacts, given that Saudi Arabia is its close ally. Are we going to see a U.S. led regime change campaign in Saudi to boot out “radical Islam?.”
Fingers crossed 🤞
Trending Story: Saudi Arabia has exe/cuted two Bangladeshi nationals, Nazrul Islam Abdul Basir and Siri Akhtar, following conviction of immoral sexual act inside a mosque in Mecca.
The “immoral act” was apparently a kiss on the forehead. They were newlyweds who decided to spend their honeymoon in Mecca.
According to reports in Bangladesh, Saudi authorities refused to consider they were a couple, and the forehead kiss was an expression of appreciation to Allah for a beautiful bride.
Their bodies have arrived in Bangladesh in two coffins for traditional burial rites.
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These videos of Chinese imitating how we Africans behave while in their shops in Guangzhou china 🇨🇳. Mash up up 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Dear Africans, Are You Protecting Your Interests?
It's 2026 and the world has seen an indicted war criminal with an outstanding ICC arrest warrant address the UN General Assembly, months after a country's military invaded another country, kidnapped its sitting president and his wife, and locked them up like criminals in a prison in New York where they face trumped up charges.
The state of geopolitics and international relations in the 21st century has never left less room for doubt about the fact that interests and power - not rules - are the true animating force behind how the world works. In this commentary, @big_mck asks Africans the obvious question - who is protecting African interests?
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Obama's New Nkrumah Documentary Will Co-Opt Pan-Africanism To Mislead Viewers
In this clip, writer and filmmaker Lonnie J. White calls for discernment on the part of African audiences that intend to watch "Eyes Of Ghana", the new documentary about Kwame Nkrumah's tenure as Ghana's first president.
White points out that the documentary, whose executive producer is killer of Muammar Gadaffi and former US president Barack Obama, cannot be expected to provide an accurate, contextualised or complete picture of Kwame Nkrumah and the Pan-African political ideology he represented.
Do you agree with White's observation? Leave us a reply in the comments. Follow us for more.
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3 Years Later , History Was Made …
@Santandave1 Love Forever 🤞🏾