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[BeksFCB @Joshua__Ubeku]

Mbappe was so disrespectful to Messi at PSG, dawg! Just let Messi take them! 😭

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨💣 BREAKING: Alexander Isak to Liverpool, here we go! Deal agreed now for £130m transfer fee. Record move for Premier League.

Isak, on his way today for medical tests as new Liverpool player after long term deal agreed months ago.

It was always ONLY Liverpool for Isak.

[𝕭𝕰𝕰𝕰 @Ben4lfc]

Can you accept my invitation so that I can get a free gift?
https://t.co/XI5plzBNai

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨 BREAKING: Jeremie Frimpong set to join Liverpool, here we go! 🔴💣

Agreement done for Dutch right back as Bayer Leverkusen are informed on €35m release clause being triggered.

Understand Frimpong will sign a five year deal with medical now being scheduled.

New RB for #LFC.

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

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[Glen @GlenBarche]

If any other player were in Lionel Messi's shoes and played against Real Madrid back then, they would have probably retired by now. https://t.co/oBKpDQC2Sd

[BeksFCB @Joshua__Ubeku]

Barcelona won ✅

Inter Miami won ✅

Man City won ✅

Al Nassr lost ❌

Real Madrid lost ❌

Manchester United lost ❌

Football won!!! ✅✅✅

[HERICFASH @Hericfash2029]

Dear OBIdients and well meaning Nigerians, this video explained what @PeterObi said yesterday and now.

He is not against coalition, anyone that just involved power grabbing without outlining the benefit of Nigerians is a no go area.

Kindly share.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The latest directive of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) placing some restrictions on the distribution of palliatives to the less privileged in our midst is disturbing.

Even though the directive is a timely response to the series of tragedies recorded across the country recently, and the IG's honest reaction to the challenges of the prevailing economic hardship, it's open to abuse.

It is capable of discouraging citizens from helping the hungry and distressed among us.

While I understand the need for better organization and more attention to public safety, it is important to clarify that acts of goodwill should not be hindered by excessive bureaucracy.

Rather than requiring people to seek permission to assist those in need, we should encourage them to find better, more organized ways to offer such help. The focus should be on promoting coordination, not imposing barriers that could deter much-needed acts of kindness in a time of widespread hunger, pain, and anger.

This is not the time to stifle the spirit of compassion and generosity among our people. Instead, let us channel these efforts constructively, ensuring that help reaches the most vulnerable safely and efficiently.

The government must also do more to address the root causes of this hardship, providing lasting solutions rather than creating obstacles for those stepping in to fill the gaps created by government’s insensitive policies.

I urge the IGP to immediately review this directive and ensure that the police fosters collaboration and support, not division and discouragement, in our shared quest to alleviate the suffering of Nigerians. -PO

[𝕭𝕰𝕰𝕰 @Ben4lfc]

@PeterObi @Uptownoflagos It is well.

[Phrey @Phreymw]

@PandaNoComply The footage

[Olasunkanmi @DarijokeO]

@PeterObi Best president yet to come

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

I have been inundated with calls and concerns regarding the interview I granted to News Central TV.

In that interview, I took the opportunity it provided to explain my position in detail. However, some fifth columnists have resorted to propaganda, deliberately distorting the narrative.

Let me reiterate clearly what I said, which is on record.

I do not want to be one of those preoccupied with 2027 while Nigerians are suffering from hunger, poverty, insecurity, and other pressing challenges.

When I was asked about collaboration, I explicitly stated my openness to working with others, provided their intentions were not centred on state capture. I emphasized my commitment to partnering with those who share my vision for advancing Nigeria’s progress.

I also made it clear that I remain committed to the Labour Party, and if anyone wishes to negotiate or join forces, they must disclose their true intentions.

As I have always maintained, I am not desperate to become president, but I am determined to see Nigeria work.

Likewise, I am not desperate for any position at all as I believe I can make contributions as I am already doing without occupying any. When 2027 arrives, if I decide to run for any office, it will not be with those whose sole aim is state capture or merely winning an election. I want them to explain how we will ensure that no child is left behind and how we will bring millions of out-of-school children back into classrooms, ensure healthy living and pull people out of poverty.

My statement was unequivocal, and I am genuinely surprised by the misrepresentation of my words.

For the avoidance of doubts, I never stated at any time that I would be vice president to anyone and it's unequivocal.
I have consistently maintained that I am open to working with those committed to building a new Nigeria.

My commitment to Nigeria remains steadfast, and I even believe it is possible to contribute to its progress without occupying any office as I am already doing. -PO

[Kabigwa_Afya💊 @kabigwa_78]

@toolzmoney Just Making Sure they Feel the same

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Now that the Paris Olympics 2024 has officially ended and our dear Team Nigeria, despite the huge financial investment made into the project, is returning without a single medal, let me unreservedly register my displeasure with the performance of our team and their handlers.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

The rascality and recklessness that has continued to characterise leadership in our nation in nearly every department. The general impression that has come to stick is the one that portrays our country as a joke, even on the international stage.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

How can one explain that a country like Jamaica spent less than 5% of what we spent on our contingents for the Paris Olympics 2024 and won as many as 6 medals. Yet with our huge financial investments and large contingent, we could not win even a single medal?

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

At least nine African countries won gold but the giant with over 200m people came home without even a bronze! We invested about N12 billion in this year’ s Olympics, which is almost twice the amount budgeted for the entire Ministry of Science and Technology for this year.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

This is over N136 million (about $85,000) spent on each of the 88 Nigerian contingents to the Olympics, and no single medal was won while Jamaica, a nation which spent far less than we did, a total of about $2300 on each contingent, won 6 medals; 1 Gold, 3 Silver and

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

2 Bronze at the Olympics. We must now interrogate the relationship between this huge investment and our dismal outcome. Sad stories like this are our lot only because we have refused to embrace competence and capacity over routine and favouritism in Nigeria.