Football can be so unfair… 🔥⚽💔
Spain completely outclassed Argentina in a way never before seen in a World Cup final. They dominated every aspect of the game, and Luis de la Fuente delivered a tactical masterclass, giving Lionel Scaloni a harsh footballing lesson.
For the first time in World Cup final history, a team failed to register a single shot on target over 90 minutes and didn’t win its first corner until after the 90th minute.
Spain’s counter-pressing was extraordinary. Their ball recoveries were historic, often winning possession back within just 10 seconds.
For the first time in any World Cup final, a team completed more than 743 accurate passes in 90 minutes. Spain also created 21 scoring opportunities, while Argentina created none.
Spain are an incredibly difficult team to stop because they dictate the tempo, control the rhythm, and force opponents to play at their pace—not the other way around. They wear teams down mentally and physically.
An utterly dominant performance. 🔥🔥✔️
Arsenal traded Carabao for the EPL fixture against Mancity. 19th April they will receive their bargain
Mancity is a real threat, nine point difference is not a safe margin.
Mansee have Carabao and we have Epl. @m8arteta soccer entrepreneur
Dearc @MikeSonko
Allow me to speak to you not just as a voter, but as a Borana professional from Modogashe in Isiolo south and as a son of a community that values dignity of leadership.
First, let me state what is obvious to all Kenyans that there is hardly a leader in this country whose generosity rivals yours. This is not flattery. It is a reputation you carry everywhere you go. You have touched lives in villages, hospitals, funerals and schools in ways only God can truly reward you. “Sonko” long ceased being just a name; it is synonimous with rescuer.
When you were lured and opted to step into Isiolo South politics, you did not tiptoe. You arrived like a charging buffalo, unapologetic, energetic, fearless. In a matter of days, you took a political non-entity and gave it national attention. You shook the trees. You disturbed the comfort of entrenched power. You forced conversations that did not exist. Even the presidency took notice. It is not a small thing to compel attention at that level.
Among the Borana, we say the heaviest load a man carries is his pledge (qolki). A leaders promise is not mere words; it is identity. When Fayo walked away, the elders, the sheikhs, the youth and all Borana across Kenya, felt wounded. Not because politics shifted. Politics always shifts. But because a leaders commitment (qolki) changed. Betrayal leaves a deeper scar than defeat. Today, Fayo carries that shameful weight socially and in our culture, that shame does not fade easily.
Sir let me offer you perspectives to consol you. In 2022, William Ruto received overwhelming support from Isiolo county more than any other place in northern Kenya. It was not because he campaigned more. It was protest. It was anger. Many felt that Uhuru gave Borana candidates a raw deal during party nominations. He betrayed Borana and People voted in response to that perceived injustice. We hate betrayers. This betrayal may be the reason for our people to love you more. The humiliation Fayo subjected you to will for ever hurt us. It will haunt us until the day we appease you. Insha Allah.
I want you to draw strength from our religion too. When Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) passed away, grief overwhelmed the believers. It was khalifa Abu Bakr who stood and reminded them: “Whoever worshiped Muhammad, Muhammad is dead. But whoever worships Allah, Allah is Ever-Living.”
The lesson here is, if what you did was for a man, that man has walked away. But if what you did was for the poor, the forgotten, the hungry child, the struggling widow, they are still there. Kindly remain faithful to them.
Finally, not everyone who enters our lives is meant to stay. Some come to test us. Some come to teach us restraint. You trusted Fayo. You thought he was genuine. Trusting is not foolishness. It is strength. You opened your heart for him. Being open is not weakness. It is leadership. Do not carry regret. Carry the lesson.
Fayo may have been a chapter for you but you have not read the book about Isiolo south or Borana. Dont condemn us from one chapter.
We are sorry for the dissapointment and regret. This betrayal has given the whole society a bad image. We shall one day cleanse ourselves.
Be blessed
A Borana voice from Modogashe
Moses Kajwang on the 150 million involved in the impeachment of Governor Abdi Guyo: Money did not exchange hands. That is such a grave accusation that if the President has raw intelligence on it, really he should do what he promised he was going to do. It is extremely gross #CitizenMondayReport
@ledamalekina You have no moral authority either. You pocketed 5Million from the Isiolo Governor during impeachment and travelled to Dubai to escape blame. The Maasai people are known to be morally and ethically upright.
@ledamalekina Soko Huru members are fighting back…the 150 million is a reality. Our nation is bleeding from corruption and no amount of pretence will mask the reality.
@ledamalekina Now that the charm offence is taken to the corridors of the senate, here you are today quoting gospel forgetting what you received from Isiolo governor. Kwanza wewe na the big mouth @edwinsifuna. You got exposed today
The president was on the offensive charm on one @edwinsifuna. He should learn to mute or get exposed. He must embrace a broad based government by force or fire. @citizentvkenya you won't have @edwinsifuna on your show. Atawatoroka kama coronavirus.
@Honeyfarsafi@AokoOtieno_ has nothing but vulgarities, she thinks with her down crack appeasing only sexual deviants.
Imbalanced hormones and envy are what inform her ingrains.
There was Church on sale in Fort Errie,a small town in Canada and the Ummah gave an offer which was accepted and Alhamdulillah it has been turned into a Masjid after the purchase