If the news of my death reaches you please;
- Hurry to bury me.
- Please ask anyone I owe or owes me to speak up.
-Forgive me if i have wronged you in any way.
-Please pray Allah forgives me for all my shortcomings.
-Console my family.
JZk🙏
@ultimate_kombo Kombo dey talk rubbish sometimes. So let me ask you Kombo, how many Arsenal academic graduates are first team players in any of the european big clubs? Please name them.
Kudos to ADC for giving us a National Working Committee that blends gender and age. A mix of men, women, young and old is a winning formula. This inclusive approach will give the party a fresh look, boost its appeal and make it more relatable to Nigerians. We are making progress.
@saltimes He is coming for both reasons. For a start he will be a sub for Saka & Martinelli and Trossard will be more of 9. If his performance is excellent then he is going to give Martinelli a good competition.
You are right. The Government is bigger than a man and the Governor is the head of the Government in a state. Fubara needs to wake up and put Wike in his place.
There is no weak Governor, there is only a Governor who doesn’t understand his powers.
If Fubara understands and releases the power he wields, it will be the end of Wike. It is not a new thing in South-South and South-East politics.
Wike is over-hyped.
Other governors should come out and tell us the financial situation of their states. Especially states where interlocking was the most talked about project out of their 8yr term.
Jean-Pierre Adams is a former French football player, who played for the national team 22 times.
In 1982, he was admitted to hospital because he needed surgery for a ligament rupture injury.
Because many hospital staff were on strike during the time, errors were made by the anesthetist and a trainee who administered a large dose of anaesthetic.
Because of this negligence, Adams suffered a bronchospasm which starved his brain of oxygen and he slipped into a coma.
As a result, Adams remained in a coma for 39 years. His wife tended to his needs, refusing to allow euthanasia.
He died on 6 September 2021 in Nîmes at the age of 73, nearly four decades after the surgery.
I observe with keen interest, a mix of anxiety and, above all, hope that we will achieve success in Nigeria. The victory achieved by our beloved Super Eagles against another African Giant South Africa serves as a profound gift symbolizing unity, sacrifice, and hope for our great nation. This accomplishment stands as a testament to the potential for collective achievements in our continuous pursuit of excellence. #NGARSA