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@EduardoHagn@JackRosser_@sr_collings Enough of all these already, you guys should keep them to yourself, we want to read and see the here we go, deal done and signed not all these drama today drama tomorrow thing. Arsenal is already frustrating us with this transfer.
@EduardoHagn@jotajordi13 This deal is gradually making arsenal and Berta look like a joker, I've been supporting arsenal for decades and I haven't seen where we chased players who has or had other preference, we've always signed players who love and desires to play for us in future, unfair to our @ V G14
@ArsenalChizzy_ Yeah he's not worth tha huge amount of money, secondly considering the position he plays I think it'll definitely cause a chaos for us because we got Odegaard and Eze in midfield and Martinelli plus Zolis right wing, so yes it's a waste of fund, we're known for quality
@GodfreyWis44495 Hold up guys, are you guys seriously considering what this poster wrote than watching the video and understanding what he was saying. The post is not mssnss if you truly understands what he said there jeees, people are delusional
@WelBeast Good business I must say, that's a good deal at least we'll money to find fresh legs, hungry ones who can confidently challenge SAKA to it's best once again, With N M it feels there's still a loop there and we need to fix that loop immediately.
Just watched a 5:26 minutes video of Leandro Trousad goals for arsenal and only one thing keeps ringing in my head, what exactly did Berta and Arteta smoked to allow him leave for such pea nuts? You keep Martinelli and sold such a clutch finisher for 20m that's bad business mate
It is sad that this government, which has shown such disdain for everyday Nigerians that are struggling under the weight of its failures, has now chosen to extend that same disregard to honest Nigerians who have japa'd in search of better opportunities.
A government that has failed, and continues to fail, on security, the economy, healthcare, education, and virtually every measure of human dignity has no business lying to Nigerians and the world that things are better for the Nigerians in Nigeria, than they are for Nigerians abroad.
Until this government can guarantee safety, create jobs, restore economic stability, and inspire confidence at home, it should either fix Nigeria or stop lecturing Nigerians who have simply done what the government itself has failed to do: secured a better future for themselves and their families.
For perspective, and a little bit of respect, Nigeria's total oil export earnings in 2025 were US$31.5 billion, while official diaspora remittances for the same year amounted to US$21.8 billion