Jay-Jay is so overrated. He won nothing at his peak except that AFCON with our best ever squad and he barely showed up in that tournament.
All he did was dribble in circles. No progressive football. While his midfield mates were scoring and assisting, he was doing tricks.
Midfielders have won the Ballon d'Or and African Footballer of the Year. Baba won nothing. In a 38-game season he’d impact 4 to 5 games, and his fans still act like he’s a god.
The audacity to disrespect Ronaldo 🤦
Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, as Nigeria’s President, made nine separate visits to the United States while in office.
Five of those were working visits. Two were to have private meetings with President George W. Bush. One was to attend the G-8 Economic Summit in Georgia, while the last was to attend the funeral of former President Ronald Reagan.
Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, even with his short stay in office, also made two separate working visits to the United States, including a White House meeting with President George W. Bush.
President Goodluck Jonathan made four major diplomatic visits to the U.S. while in office.
One was a working visit, one was to attend the Nuclear Security Summit as Acting President, one was to meet with President Barack Obama, while the last was to attend the landmark U.S.–Africa Leaders Summit.
President Muhammadu Buhari also traveled to the United States for four primary bilateral and multilateral summits.
But President Bola Ahmed Tinubu appears to be the only Nigerian President since 1999 who has not visited the United States for a presidential meeting, working visit, diplomatic engagement, nuclear summit, or any other major bilateral engagement.
Even at the last United Nations General Assembly high-level sessions in New York, President Tinubu sent Vice President Kashim Shettima instead.
President Tinubu is certainly not known as a President who dislikes travelling. In fact, travelling has been one of the most visible aspects of his administration.
So, why has the United States been different?
Is there a deliberate reason President Tinubu has avoided Washington despite the importance of Nigeria–U.S. relations?
Is there something stopping him from following the footsteps of his predecessors by visiting the United States and meeting President Donald Trump?
Or is this simply a matter of diplomatic strategy?
I am Ekene Aninze, Esq.
The real arindin is your uncle, @AAdeleke_01, who had to go back and obtain the equivalent of a GED after he had already served as a Nigerian Senator.
The real arindin is your uncle who chose @officialABAT as his presidential candidate, apparently hoping that imbecilic political loyalty would allow your family to continue treating Osun State as a private estate to finance your extravagant lifestyle.
All of you are the same anyway, oppressive, corrupt, incompetent, and entitled spoilt brats, feeding off the pain, suffering, and sorrow of Nigerians.
But the tables will turn. The Nigerian people will not endure this forever. #RevolutionNOW
Guys, whatever they say, try and own your own house by the time you turn 40. Even if it is one room, let it be one room somewhere on this earth that you own. You can choose to rent it out and be a tenant elsewhere, but have a house to your name.
I am Ezemmuo. I know things.