🚨Morgan Rogers on what Declan Rice said to him during Chelsea’s 2-1 defeat to Arsenal:
🎙️ Reporter: “Morgan, there was a moment where you looked furious after a challenge from Declan Rice. What happened?”
🗣️ Morgan Rogers: “We had the ball and we were moving forward. I was making the run for Palmer to find me.
I dodged his leg the first time and kept going. Then the second time, he came from behind and clipped my heel. I went down, and the referee just waved play on.
That really annoyed me.
I was protesting to the referee, asking how that wasn’t a foul, and then Rice came over and said, ‘We are the champions.’
Honestly, that made me even more furious.
I respect Declan, I really do. But why commit a foul and then respond to me like that?
Maybe he was trying to get into my head, maybe it was just the emotion of the game, but at that moment, he lost my respect.
You can compete, you can talk, you can be aggressive, that’s football. But when you foul someone and then mock them about it, I didn’t appreciate that at all.
I was angry in that moment, and I’m not going to pretend I wasn’t.”
Infrastructure. Fiscal discipline. Strong institutions.
That’s where the real conversation about Seyi Makinde starts.
It’s not just about the roads or the projects we can see today. It’s about building systems that can keep working, even after one administration is gone.
Re-election is not a gamble. It is a verdict on performance.
The 2023 election numbers revealed something a manifesto alone couldn’t.
Oyo State voters had already seen the work. They were not choosing a stranger; they were renewing the mandate of a leader whose performance…
Progressive vision, not mere words.
As Oyo marked 50 years as a state, Governor Seyi Makinde did more than reflect on the journey so far. He looked ahead and laid out a vision for the next 50 years.
Stronger institutions. Better infrastructure.
Progressive vision, not mere words.
As Oyo marked 50 years as a state, Governor Seyi Makinde did more than reflect on the journey so far. He looked ahead and laid out a vision for the next 50 years.
Stronger institutions. Better infrastructure.
Not every leader talks about the future in speeches.
Some choose to show it through action, building stronger economies, better infrastructure, improved healthcare, and a future people can actually see.
We’re unpacking the Seyi Makinde dynamic soon.
Stay tuned.
The 2023 victory was no fluke, it was built on four years of visible action, measurable progress, and delivery.
Seyi Makinde won 31 of Oyo State's 33 LGAs with over 563,000 votes. This was a mandate that reflected the confidence voters had in his record.
The 2023 victory was no fluke, it was built on four years of visible action, measurable progress, and delivery.
Seyi Makinde won 31 of Oyo State's 33 LGAs with over 563,000 votes. This was a mandate that reflected the confidence voters had in his record.
Over 7 years ago, Oyo State was described as a state to watch cautiously.
Today, that same Oyo State is presenting a ₦892 billion Budget of Economic Expansion.
That kind of transformation doesn’t happen by accident.
What does leadership look like on the ground?
In Oyo, Seyi Makinde built a record measured by vision, consistency and results.
What if that same vision and energy were focused on the whole country?
Follow along this week as we explore the vision.
The Vision to Reset Nigeria
Subnational delivery is the ultimate test of executive readiness. You can’t fake infrastructure, fiscal growth, or institutional stability. GSM has the receipts!