@Mcfc_page26 Why don't you take Enzo Fernandez for free since you're the one that signed him? Despite the pressure, everyone can't be as silly as Maresca
@elosim_soy@FabrizioRomano Man City are playing destabilization strategy. They did it to us last season. BlueCo would be stupid to allow such this time and help Man City. Post Pep is the right time for Chelsea to rise and push Man City downward
@FabrizioRomano I have the feeling that Enzo Fernandez is going no where. Man City are being stupid thinking they can force Chelsea in the last hours of the transfer window.
@FrankKhalidUK@GoalrushCFC Irrespective of Enzo leaving, Chelsea are going to sign one more midfielder. That will complete the 25-Man list. Currently we have 15 non-HG and 9HG.
@youneshhamou_ I think BlueCo want to sell but must be their own and not Man City's term. Selling at Man City's terms would weaken their bargaining power for the future sales
@Naija_PR Some commentators are just stupid. To them everything is politics and can't see opportunity. EFCC offer could be life-changing, the smart one would take the opportunity but foolish would keep playing politics without benefits.
Promise is cheap!
Someone that needed to visit Egypt before he can solve electricity problems. A chronic micromanager.
Is he going to be a dictator? If not how does he carry his programs through the NASS of APC super majority?
Talk and dreams are cheap but the consequences are upon Nigerians who are going to become the victim of self not suitable ambitions
Wait till scavengers from the North are back in power. They always come with this mentality of national cake and massive embezzlement.
We must just make sure that Tinubu restructure the country enough to prevent worse reversal experienced under Buhari. Forex is easier to reverse that PIA and fuel subsidy
@ruffydfire And it wasn't only Abia. In April 2023, the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics said workers were owed salaries in state institutions in Abia, Plateau, Osun, Benue, Edo and Ondo. Abia polytechnic workers were reportedly owed more than 40 months. Please read Punch Newspaper
@ruffydfire According to the Guardian of 8 May 2023, only three weeks before Tinubu took office, the Nigerian Medical Association publicly identified Imo, Benue and Abia over unpaid salary arrears affecting doctors/public servants.